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Uploaded by on Mar 9, 2007

A great Franco Morone composition. This piece uses an EADEAE tuning.

My new acoustic album "Sunrise " is now available on ITunes, at Amazon MP3 and Napster. Please see www.lescheetham.com for more details.

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  • is this DADGAD?

  • No, This tuning does have a similar tonality, though. It's E A D E A E.

  • Les is a great guitarist and plays flawlessly. This song is an enigma to me though. An Italian guitarist (Franco Morone) writes a Celtic tune and gives it a title with a Japanese name (Ayako). The story of Ayako is very intriguing in itself. I wonder if it had anything to do with the writing of this beautiful song.

  • Thanks for your comment, much appreciated.

    Franco Morone explains the title in the insert of his "Melodies of Memories" CD.

    Apparently he first performed the tune at a venue near to the Memorial Park in Ayaco, Japan, which is very close to Hiroshima.

    He named it after the yellow flowers that were presented to him before the concert.

  • Wow. Gorgeous stuff as always, Les. When is the Les Cheetham solo album coming out? Put me at the top of the list for several copies;)

  • Thanks for the comment! I'm sure that in the near future I'll release something - but it will be an ITunes type download. A friend had 500 CDs pressed, the sold a few, gave some away...and made a coffee table out of the rest!!

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  • expert. cannot be done any better

  • great music,you are great man!

  • fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wow

  • very nice^)))5*)/

    BRAVO!!!

    Olga/

  • very,very nice 

  • Excellent Music!

    Thank you.

  • Excellent!

  • This is what I'm talking about!!! You play this song slow with passion. Marone hard plucks through it as if he's practicing, and I don't "smell" the flowers. I was hoping to find a version that was more heart felt than Franco Morone's rendition of his OWN composition. Your version is what I pictured in my mind when I first heard Morone do this. Thank you, great job!!!

  • grandeeee

  • Excellent... great performance!!!

    Pacofdl (Italia)

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