(Part 1 of 2) "The Earle of Salisbury" taught by John Renbourn
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Part 2 of 2) "The Earle of Salisbury" taught by John Renbournby GtrWorkShp3,348 views- 7:31
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@JK220553 i got a book by oak publications called guitar pieces john renbourn. it has most of the medieval elizabethan pieces here. pub c 1972. got picture of john on the front playing a 335 style epiphone guitar. oak were with pentangle music ltd. hope this helps?
ronnie44445 1 week ago
I´m still a friend of the Al Steart songs, especially "Palace of Versailles". Looking/hearing around where the beautiful intro comes from, a friend of mine started playing "The Earl of Salisbury". Well, I guess he´s right. (Listen to 0:10 - 0:18 and then to Al Stewarts "Palace of Versailles")
Thanks for posting this, John! (Und: Danke Dir, Andreas! ;-) )
kieborda 6 months ago
Thanks so much to Guitar Workshop for putting this up! Tons of great stuff to get cracking with on John's "Celtic Melodies and Open Tunings", which I just bought from them.
themachinist1000 8 months ago
Its great he took the tim to show his unique playing for others,
TheGB1950 9 months ago in playlist Sungha Jung
@JK220553 From what I got from his discussion in the dvd, the tunes are his own arrangements (someone correct me if this is wrong). There is probably sheet music for the melodies available but these arrangements are his - he specifically talks about this music being virgin territory for guitarists.
frankhond 11 months ago
Does anyone know where the sheetmusic for this piece is published? I mean the specific arrangement that John Renbourn was using, with fingering marked etc.
JK220553 1 year ago
Lovely stuff - John walked into my local guitar shop in Wrexham,UK last week and I was 'doodling' on an electric guitar there at the time.I was too 'starstruck' to introduce myself but I played him a little bit of clawhammer on an old Windsor banjo which he subsequently bought.Please apologise to him for me Stefan ,I did realise I was in the company of one of my heroes but I was too awestruck at the time.
Keep up the good work with the instructional dvds.
Best wishes, Dave.
Rocketscience1971 1 year ago
beautiful I can listen to you play all day...
ozzyozb 2 years ago
Mr Renbourn this your arrangement . is again so ...modern and beautifull ! and your Franklin is in the best hands ........ Claudio
csncsn00 2 years ago
Very clear explanation ! Thanks ! Phalaïna
PhalainaBelgium 2 years ago