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Jesús Auńón
11th January 2009, 9.01 am
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8JcQI_426w&feature=related

The practice of tapping has existed in some form or another for centuries. Paganini utilized similar techniques on violin. Another similar technique, called selpe, is used in Turkish folk music on the instrument called the bağlama. Tapping techniques and solos on various stringed acoustic instruments such as the Banjo have been documented in early film, records, and performances throughout the early 20th century. The clavichord was an early acoustic keyboard instrument that used a mechanical hammer to "fret" a string for each key. It was followed by an amplified version, the Hohner Clavinet in 1968.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tapping

:eek:

jamsire
11th January 2009, 1.06 pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8JcQI_426w&feature=related

The practice of tapping has existed in some form or another for centuries. Paganini utilized similar techniques on violin. Another similar technique, called selpe, is used in Turkish folk music on the instrument called the bağlama. Tapping techniques and solos on various stringed acoustic instruments such as the Banjo have been documented in early film, records, and performances throughout the early 20th century. The clavichord was an early acoustic keyboard instrument that used a mechanical hammer to "fret" a string for each key. It was followed by an amplified version, the Hohner Clavinet in 1968.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tapping

:eek:

Well, this changes everything doesn't it? My favorite was this one with the young kids. Even the kid with the broken arm was - well, amazing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfXTb5PK3iw&feature=related

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm......................

loneguitarist
12th January 2009, 10.45 am
Last time I was in Turkey, I was in a music shop buying an Oud and I had a quick go on a Saz and had a little tap on it and the man running the shop thought it was very entertaining!

I really love Turkish music, Göksel Baktagir is a favorite of mine at the moment.