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Hey guys this week I do some sort of mashup of classical and blues. I first do Bouree in e minor by Bach and i do a small bluesy improv I learnt long ago. I hope you guys enjoy what I do. Do let me know

An acoustic guitarist picks up an electric guitar and does an improv of blue bossa a jazz standard. Let me know if you'll like to see more electric guitar, or acoustic or if you'll equally want both.

When I think of guitar greats, I think of Tommy Emmanuel and Chet Atkins whom I hope to be able to play like someday. One thing they all do at some point is amazing grace (jk but lots of the greats do

Hello vibes. I pondered what to do for a long time and finally decided on we are one. I'd personally have loved to do Prince Ali (from Aladdin) but my arrangement may have been too difficult to practice

Amazing Grace is one of those songs that have a deep history that touches the soul and reinvigorates the faith of the believing hearer. It is a song that speaks of how God's grace is sufficient and how

I went back to ask my mum for her earliest recollection of me singing a song and the oldest song she remembered me singing was a nursery rhyme. This arrangement is me going back to my roots on so many

I've heard it said that anything by Frank Sinatra is worth listening to. His rendition of fly me to the moon was my inspiration for the song. I don't believe anyone can make a song as good as he makes

Shape of you by Ed Sheeran has always been my favorite of his songs to play on the guitar. I learnt it years ago and before now hadn't played it in over a year. Something made me feel like now would be

I had something else in mind initially, but all things considered, I decided to do my arrangement of a song by Ed Sheeran titled shape of you. I hope you all enjoy it. ▶️ 3Speak

I dug into my archives and found a this piece (Twilight by Kotaro Oshio). It usually has an appeal to Korean movie lovers which makes sense. I hope everyone else can still enjoy it though...