Little known fact: every solo he has ever done is improvised on the spot. He will do mostly one take, sometimes two in the studio and moves along to the next one. When he performs live, he does each solo differently than it was both in the studio and each show prior. Never does the same solo twice.
@@josephkunath4173 That is exactly right man. It starts to get old after a while. Don't get me wrong, there isn't necessarily anything wrong with playing something the same way night after night, but for me personally I like the mystery.
I mean you have to be very good at improvisng, otherwise it's better to just write stuff and play what you have written in my opinion. I also think that there are some solo's by Yngwie that are thought out, like I'm A Viking.
Well, he has said this himself. Malmsteen never plays the same solo twice… Same as Blackmore. Improvise the soloing. Unless its a specific melodic rhythm. Also the only solo Blackmore remembers is Highway Star.
Little known fact: every solo he has ever done is improvised on the spot. He will do mostly one take, sometimes two in the studio and moves along to the next one. When he performs live, he does each solo differently than it was both in the studio and each show prior. Never does the same solo twice.
I know. I did a cruise years ago and Yngwie was one of the guitar instructors. He was saying that. Plus who likes playing the same thing every night?
@@josephkunath4173 That is exactly right man. It starts to get old after a while. Don't get me wrong, there isn't necessarily anything wrong with playing something the same way night after night, but for me personally I like the mystery.
I mean you have to be very good at improvisng, otherwise it's better to just write stuff and play what you have written in my opinion. I also think that there are some solo's by Yngwie that are thought out, like I'm A Viking.
Well, he has said this himself. Malmsteen never plays the same solo twice… Same as Blackmore. Improvise the soloing. Unless its a specific melodic rhythm. Also the only solo Blackmore remembers is Highway Star.
A right hand to envy. So relaxed, even on the fastest runs
You must see Anton Oparin's 'Does Universal Guitar Technique Exist.' Here, Anton talks about Malmsteen and how good he really is.
His right hand is magnificent.
Es un maestro ese Yngwie!
muchas gracias amigo querido... abrazos y muchas bendiciones para ti.
Im giving up trying to play guitar after watching Yngwie ! 🤯
Majestic!
His right hand is absolutely historical.
Best qualit!
Tnk U...
amazing! I think he used the wah wah in a fixed position
He is a great artist. Thank you for your comment.
EXCELENTE MI VLADO
i wish i had him as a teacher .....*sigh*
I love Yngwie but he's not a teacher.
He leads by example, like Christ
Rick graham is god tier at playing and think he does Skype lessons.
Ynwie has 2 instructional videos too
And that was just your first lesson in this instructional video. Wah😢
can someone please do a violin cover of this? I've looked around and havent found any
Yes just let me to learn how to play violin and I'll do it for you
that was be crazy!@@GabrielRFM
TNK u... God Bless You.
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