versatile guitarist with special technique - Peter Luha

pitu · September 2011

Hi people.

I'm a guitar player from Slovakia and a big fan of gypsy jazz, although I like and play a lot of guitar styles and techniques. But my playing is certainly influenced by gypsy jazz. You can hear it maybe in some of my tracks..

Rondo alla Turca /Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart/, Turkish March - gypsy jazz guitar version by Peter Luha

Csardas /Vittorio Monti/ - guitar acoustic gypsy jazz version by Peter Luha

Romance - guitar with mandolin, original acoustic instrumental song live - Peter Luha & Jozef Scheiner

Am improvisation with looper - Peter Luha

Flight of the Bumblebee /Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov/ - guitar classical version by Peter Luha

More info: http://www.peterluha.com, more videos on my youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/pitu1

I'm sending greetings to all of you.

Aurelien · September 2011

nothing gipsy, no acoustic guitar, nothing jazz, but you have a good playing man !!! ;-)

you should have introduced yourself as an electric guitar player here, it wouldn't be a problem even if it's a forum about django's music, everyone is open-minded here !

maybe see you in Paris, I live here here too

pitu · September 2011

Hi Aurelien.

Thanks.

I can not have my acoustic guitar with me, so my Framus is now for me electric and also acoustic guitar..

Write me, I am still in Paris.

This is video from la Chope des Puces in Paris, old gypsy jazz bar:

and my songs for solo guitar:

And maybe for someone will be good this lesson for alternate picking:

pitu · December 2011

new videos with my /slap and tapping/ ideas:

and short video about my plectrum:

Elliot · December 2011

Hi Peter

Some of your stuff reminds me a bit of Stanley Jordan, you might be familiar with him. He was living here in Madison for a few months a while back before he took off for Europe. He does Jazz, pure tapping only. He tuned his guitar in fourths, so his technique is almost playing piano on a guitar. In fact he used to set up two on stands and play them simultaneously. Check him out, he's on Youtube.

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pitu · April 2012

richter4208 · April 2012

really nice stuff Peter. You can tell how much time you put into music, the passion shows.

I love the video in the Paris bar with the old guys checking out your playing, that is fun to watch

pitu · April 2012

richter4208 wrote:

really nice stuff Peter. You can tell how much time you put into music, the passion shows.

I love the video in the Paris bar with the old guys checking out your playing, that is fun to watch

Thanks.

In Paris it was a nice coincidence. One of those old men is a legend of gypsy guitar music in Paris..