Paul Adrian - Caprice XXIV by Paul Adrian Moldez, Guitarist

published on 2011-03-28T18:32:36Z

Paul Adrian - Caprice XXIV iTunes Link: http://apple.co/2bxOqZl Purchase it directly from me(Loudr): http://ldr.fm/pTdNC BandCamp link: https://goo.gl/rWzSU2 -- Nicolo Paginini's Caprice no 24 has 12 variations of its theme. It's originally written for Solo violin. In this track, I used the Electric Guitar as the solo instrument and accompany it by a modern rock band. Nicolo Paganini is one of my fave classical composer. His skill in playing the violin is the same as his skill in playing the guitar. And his melodies are timeless, this track is the proof that one can use it even in modern instrument such as The Electric Guitar. I enjoyed doing this Arrangement. I hope you like it as much as I do! Thank you very much! ____________________ Did you enjoy Caprice no 24? Then why not like me on facebook to stay in touch? https://www.facebook.com/PaulHimSelfMusic

Genre: Neo Classical

Comment by Paul Adrian Moldez, Guitarist

@nobodyandtheband: Thank you so much! :)

2017-03-31T09:39:07Z

Comment by N'Obody [and the band]

Hahahaha. Paganini is fist pumping right now :)

2017-03-31T08:25:08Z

Comment by Paul Adrian Moldez, Guitarist

@katozuka: Can’t you feel how it warms you up deep inside? :)

2013-05-09T02:24:46Z

Comment by Katozuka

very horny :)

2013-05-08T19:27:11Z

Comment by Paul Adrian Moldez, Guitarist

@chiquearcilla: Thanks so much Chique! Being appreciated is always great! :) Sure! Please do share this track to him. I hope this will inspire him to continue his journey in the guitar world. :)

2012-08-11T15:19:11Z

Comment by Chique Arcilla

@paulhimself: Cool! Most guitarist wannabes would start with an acoustic guitar playing D-A-G-C :D Iba ka, pare! You are not of this world, hehe :D Can I share this to our electric guitarist in church? He's 14 yo. This will blow him away for sure :)

2012-08-11T10:11:16Z

Comment by Paul Adrian Moldez, Guitarist

@chiquearcilla: When I started learning the guitar, the first that I picked was an electric. I was 9 yo back then, no idea what a classical guitar is. :)