Anton Oparin - A Live Lesson with a Student: Alternate Picking Basics | part 1

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[@NikeSXT]

"With glushyovka and without it..." it's priceless! :)

[@ShredTraining]

You're an excellent teacher.

[@theylive4320]

Anton oparin, that's the real thing. He is the master, no more words.

[@rsingh1252]

you are my inspiration bro, I love your pick attack

[@Andreorsel]

Thanx for translating! Great stuff, can't wait for the rest!

[@alucard1dkc892]

The best video i've ever seen...

[@officialgreenson4201]

you are one of prodigy in the world!

[@joelmedina1849]

for those that are just discovering this, glushyovka = palm muting

[@pauls_guitartrip]

Wow, thanks for efforts Anton. Much appreciated

[@yngki7933]

I love the effort of translating every conversation

[@cgguitar]

Very insightful! Thanks for sharing this man!

[@taras-ablamsky]

Yay! That’s gonna be massive!

[@sinke_hr2986]

Priceless!

[@ronforeman2556]

My son Roger spent one summer teaching English in Kazakhstan, When he returned to college at the University of Arizona that fall, he decided he should learn to speak Russian. His years playing violin also came in handy when he started playing the Ukrainian 4-string domra in the Arizona Balalaika Orchestra. Both instruments are identically strung, tuned and fingered on the neck: The only differences are 1) that the violin is played with a bow while the domra strings are plucked with a pick, and 2) the violin is held between the player's chin and left shoulder while the domra rests in the player's lap.
To play any musical instrument well, one must concentrate on developing the fine-motor skills of the hands and wrists. The real message behind the tongue-in-cheek, lost-in-translation title of Paul Gilbert's 2015 solo album, "Stone pushing uphill man," shouldn't be lost on the aspiring musician: Unless you relax your arms, elbows and shoulders, playing guitar will become a Sisyphean task and you will never develop great hand speed and accuracy.
Just for fun, I'm including a link to Taborny Vetcher (Evening In A Gypsy Camp), which Roger originally composed for the Arizona Balalaika Orchestra and which won First Prize in the annual composition competition of the American Balalaika and Domra Association: /rogerforeman/music/song/evening-in-the-gypsy-camp-48853191-52535083

[@ЧеловекУмный-ф8с]

Did your son give lessons at Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools?

[@mutantkoffee]

So, do you have to maintain the grip pick with force? I know that the goal is to play without tension, but the three finger pick grip must be pressed?

[@andrebuenevides]

excellent !!parabens🎸♥

[@dylanthomas7680]

Economy of movement. Great instruction!

[@benbmusic88]

Wow very useful info!

[@rvmusictv0122]

Anton is the master since birth.

[@РоманМаркин-д4г]

Слово, "глушёвка" звучит в данном контексте особенно пикантно👍

[@MrGoshka1]

Особенно через "ё"...

[@mikuchajster1994]

I think that support by second finger should be also proper and it have to correspond with hand movement. Badly made support by second finger can’t help to avoid pain in nail area of index finger;)

[@gitarnoob]

And who voiced Zilkov?

[@dakwathitammerah]

hi me.anton,is there any tips on how to practise alternate picking?

[@mikemorrison3791]

If I could figure this part out - pretty sure it would fix what’s wrong with my right hand playing.

[@BuddhikaPereraGuitar]

Can you Upload Alternate Picking Basics part 2

[@AntonOparinENG]

you can find everything about guitar technique in my guitar academy. Email me on [e-mail] to get access to everything of that

[@wernerparroquin3820]

hey hello, great video
Do you think that the pick material is important?

[@abhaysharma5072]

Part 2?

[@bangaujam]

Which is better when practising guitar sitting down? With the guitar on the left leg or right leg?

[@AntonOparinENG]

both have pros and cons. left leg is more healthy for the back, right leg is a bit more aesthetic and comfortable for the left hand

[@HankCoffey]

🐻👍🏾

[@Andreorsel]

Anton, you say at the pick always must be inside the strings. But how can you change strings withou hitting unwanted strings when the pick is always inside? You have to get over the strings somehowe.

[@AntonOparinENG]

I explain that in my guitar academy only.
Here is official website - masterportalofantonoparin.com/en

[@Andreorsel]

Anton Oparin - ENG ok, thanx maestro!

[@const_g]

By the way, Zakk Wylde tends to use forearm for fast picking.

[@AntonOparinENG]

And that causes his sync + touching unwanted strings problems

[@const_g]

@@AntonOparinENG do you have an example of that maybe? I'm not saying that you're wrong, just curious

[@AntonOparinENG]

@@const_g Absolutely everywhere when he plays fast. Not his fault at all, just physics and physiology. For better understanding when something's clean or not you can cut the moments with fast playing from different guitarists that actually play a lot cleaner and those that don't. I mean close A/B comparison.
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Like everywhere. I wouldn't consider Zakk's technique as something seriously amazing, I'd better look at musicality in his case, cause almost all guitarists have something that we should learn from, in Zakk's case yeah maybe it's not technique, but people who work in his style of music of course should dig deeper and learn all musical elements that could make em better from analysing Zakk's playing. I think it's all about searching for the best for yourself from everyone around, even those who don't have technique AT ALL sometimes play licks and melodies that sound awesome

[@const_g]

@@AntonOparinENG awesome! Thanks for such detailed response. Understood your point)

[@zumzin3119]

With glushovka :D

[@borisalexandrov6219]

Why in english???both are russians)) Zilkov and Oparin))) respect guys)

[@JSShortz]

Are the lessons in the telegram in english too or only russian?

[@AntonOparinENG]

In English of course, you can read the information on the website. masterportalofantonoparin.com/en

[@JSShortz]

@@AntonOparinENG Already sent an email with questions and details! glad I found you before I relearn

[@infinitesimotel]

The string avoids the pick?.... how the?

[@AntonOparinENG]

The string is bending because of the pick movement, sorry lol

[@mikemorrison3791]

Where is part 2? Looks like most content is is Russian - which is a shame - because I need my right hand fixed

[@AntonOparinENG]

Follow this channel, it will only be in English and I'll publish a lot of videos here. But of course biggest amount of lessons is in my guitar academy. You can contact me via email: [e-mail]
if you want to get it.

[@pulidomi]

subttitles

[@alexgracev5411]

Keep away the Susanin Velikanov

[@const_g]

Зилков студент? Ват?)

[@MrGoshka1]

Да, он, поди, сам бы удивился.

[@vladimira1893]

Мистр зилковс инглиш ис вондерфул