Fábio Zanon performs Paulinho da Viola's "Itanhangá"

[Marinero]

Brazilian guitarist, Fabio Zanon, a passionate, lyrical player of the first order performs Viola's "Itanhanga." Viola is a Brazilian Sambista, multi-instrumentalist/vocalist and like Fabio . . . a certified Brazilian treasure. I hope you enjoy the music.
Play live . . . Marinero

[Christian Miller]

Brazilian guitarist, Fabio Zanon, a passionate, lyrical player of the first order performs Viola's "Itanhanga." Viola is a Brazilian Sambista, multi-instrumentalist/vocalist and like Fabio . . . a certified Brazilian treasure. I hope you enjoy the music.
Play live . . . Marinero

That name rings a bell. About 20 years ago I went to a lecture from this guy and he was describing contemporary classical guitar techniques. He said it was possible to get a wah wah effect with a spoon and I always wondered how. (He didn’t demonstrate that one.)

[Marinero]

That name rings a bell. About 20 years ago I went to a lecture from this guy and he was describing contemporary classical guitar techniques. He said it was possible to get a wah wah effect with a spoon and I always wondered how. (He didn’t demonstrate that one.)

Fabio Zanon | Royal Academy of Music

https://www.ram.ac.uk › people › fabio-zanon

[BWV]

That name rings a bell. About 20 years ago I went to a lecture from this guy and he was describing contemporary classical guitar techniques. He said it was possible to get a wah wah effect with a spoon and I always wondered how. (He didn’t demonstrate that one.)

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[Christian Miller]

Go to the 10:00 mark

My curiosity has been sated after all these years!

[voxsss]

time for some Ligeti...