Who's paying for you dude?
GUITAR SCHOOL
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well, don't tell them Berklee is a music school, it's close to the MIT, so tell them you want to go into music Business (they offer that program too) but take it as a minor, and Major in guitar...
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Can anyone tell me step by step how to get in G.I.T.
What I need, how much money I need for 1 year, how good I must be (give me some exampels) little about the classes and if you think that it´s good for development.
Also, does GIT have a homepage where I can get futher information our a magazine.
PS. Is Gilbert still teaching there. I would love to be his student.
What I need, how much money I need for 1 year, how good I must be (give me some exampels) little about the classes and if you think that it´s good for development.
Also, does GIT have a homepage where I can get futher information our a magazine.
PS. Is Gilbert still teaching there. I would love to be his student.
Dejan S. No speed limit
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If you post a question it is normal nice people answer the question. They don't expect you to look at the answers... but they might get bored by being asked most of the questions twice. So I suggest you READ THE REPLYS on the post you've started here and you'll find your answers.
Btw, allready such an ego and you aren't even in the showbizz ! Congrats !
Btw, allready such an ego and you aren't even in the showbizz ! Congrats !
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What a hell are you talkin´ about "GULDER"? Go back yourself and read all replys and see if anyone have written a site adress of GIT. And what´s all that ego crap about. Is it just because I´m interested in guitar education and because I won´t to improve my playn´. I didn´t write that I want and will be greater than Gilbert I just sad that it would be a amazing experience if he would teach me somthing in person and if you diagree with this than you can...yeah you know what I´m talkin´ about don´t ya.
Dejan S. No speed limit
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Isn't Ia (freak kitchen's guitarist) swedish, dude you have the best guitar player in Europe, and you wanna go to LA?
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Originally posted by aiwass
Look who's talking!! "Belgian beer rocks! So do I!"...
It means that I play 'rock' music, not that I rule... but I espected this kind of answer :)
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by the way aiwass, the best guitarist that have became famous is what you are saying. Theres probably some reall good guitarist in the UK who havent got famous,(in fact i know one who plays just like gilbert). I think its the stupid music industry that controll the music, and at the moment only the crap bands get in the charts.
There is a Guitar Institute in London, the advert says its Europes first and foremost dedicated guitar school. They offer 3 yr Batchelor of music Degree. (grant funded)
It says people like Radiohead, Jamiriquai and many others graduated there.
http://www.guitarinstitute.co.uk
Iam thinking of going there my self. But the accomadation will cost a fortune in London.
There is a Guitar Institute in London, the advert says its Europes first and foremost dedicated guitar school. They offer 3 yr Batchelor of music Degree. (grant funded)
It says people like Radiohead, Jamiriquai and many others graduated there.
http://www.guitarinstitute.co.uk
Iam thinking of going there my self. But the accomadation will cost a fortune in London.
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Originally posted by aiwass
Funny enough, I find that the world's best guitarists are either from america or from nordic/scandinavian countries. I dunno why, though... And i am willing to prove my case, too.
Ritchie Blackmore, Jimmy Page,Slash,Alan Holdsworth,Albert Lee,Keth Richards,Ronnie Wood,Pete Townsend and many others were all born in the UK for your information, and I think we had the "best" discussion somewhere else..of course it's a matter of TASTE.
Accuracy,you say? hmm interesting concept..
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Originally posted by aiwass
Oh i do not mean to act discriminating (although i might unintentionally do so). My point is, however, that some cultures breed more guitarists than others, and subsequently some cultures breed more shredders than others, or jazzers or classical players... You get the picture.
You know, I've lived in different countries, and what's amazing is that even obscure players have quite a cult following anywhere, and incidentally, even if the club scene is quite feeble, it exists. Lots of shredders are everywhere, as black metal players, as jazzers etc... Except that in the US, millions are put in the release of Sheryl Crow's and Alanis' CDs, does it means there's only beautiful chicks singing rock songs in the us??? I dont think so...
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uh, sorry lali, but we only let beautiful chicks sing rock songs here in the U.S., in fact I hand pick'em myself, how am I doing so far?
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Originally posted by aiwass
And by the way, from nordic countries: Yngwie, Alexi Laiho, Torben Enevoldsen, Mathias Eklund, Alot of cool players in black and death metal bands, Marcus Paus, Terje Rypdal, Haakon Hogganvik, Lars Eric Matsson, Eivind Aarseth...
These are all shredders and jazzers. Why you've never heard of many of them? Cuz most nordic countries aren't too important in the bigger picture, and also sport lousy marketing.
True good point..But, I do think Yngwie wanted to be Ritchie, at least at first.
Accuracy,you say? hmm interesting concept..
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Originally posted by lalimacefolle
Britney is british... :D
Not sure if 'm laughin,cryin or feelin patriotic
..as long as she can indulge in effective acts of fellatio..thats ok.;)
Accuracy,you say? hmm interesting concept..
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Wow, the forum didn't *** the word out!! Cool... Chris, I have just received my 7 stings. Give me your favorite chords :)
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To tell the truth, Im not a britey fan. But I really like Hoobastank. Someone wanna burn me the cd and send it...? lol.
Rock on.
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