Need help figuring out the name of live Yngwie song intro

[Sir Speedy]

its paganini adagio

Dude, what's with the Mascara in the Avitar
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[adagio]

Hey

Does anybody have tabs to the slow part before the Paganini intro? I know he lifted it off of an Adagio for Strings, but I'm just too lazy to tab it. If you have the G3 live in Denver video, then you'll see him play it before Far Beyond the Sun. Yes, I do have the video and yes I'm still too lazy to tab it. Actually, I've figured out some of it already, but Yngwie's too damn fast for me to follow, even when slowed down. If you guys know of a tab that would be splendid.

Thanks.

[YngwieBodom]

Dude, what's with the Mascara in the Avitar

lol its alexi laiho from children of bodom

[Meqz]

You sure it's from Paganini?

I've always thought that bit was from Tomaso Albinioni (and I am/was pretty sure about it).

Interesting, time to do some reasearch.

[Diabolet]

Why dont you just buy the book of his REH video which has them transcribed i believe. Or just buy the rising force tab book for adagio.

[Black-Mantra]

It sounds more like a part of Icarus Dream Suite. At least the on the live in Brazil 98 DVD.Here it is.

[oRg]

I don't mean to hijack the thread but i must ask LG12 something. I noticed your avatar and the first thing that obviously came to mind was H.P. Lovecraft. Just wondering if you like reading H.P. Lovecraft/Cthulhu Mythos or if it was something that you got off of a band who likes Lovecraf tlike Cradle of Filth or Morbid Angel. Just curious. I haven't seen too many avatars like that on these forums.

[Diabolet]

There movies based on his books to, 'the beyond' and 'Re-animator'. Alot of people like those.

[JG12]

oRg-

Yes, it was a shrinked down Cthulhu wallpaper. I am a fan of Lovecraft, but not so much the bands you name. I don't get too extreme with my music (more like Iron Maiden, Amorphis, etc)!

Hey, on an unrelated note, does anyone know of another site that could rival powertab.net since it took away all the tabs?? Boy, I miss that site. I suppose I should have posted that in a new thread, but I am feverish at the moment, and can't be bothered!

[EricV]

Even though it indeed is off topic, it´s good to see Lovecraft mentioned, as he is one of my all time favorite authors... have been reading his stuff since I was about 13 or 14, and still am fascinated sometimes. Interesting that the topic pops up in a Malmsteen-related thread, as he digs HPL as well... he has mentioned him in the credits of at least one album.

There movies based on his books to, 'the beyond' and 'Re-animator'. Alot of people like those.

There are even more movies based on or inspired by HPL, check out this tribute site: www.hplovecraft.com ( go to "Popular culture" )

JG, I am sure someone here knows the URL of the site that has all the powertab.net TABs nowadays... it might be ultimate-guitar.com, not sure though
Eric

[JG12]

Eric- thanks for the thoughts. Yes, Ultimate_guitar.com is the best site I've seen so far now that powertab.net is gone-thanks for reminding me of them.

And as good as some of Lovecraft's stuff is, it sure doesn't seem easy to get on film. I can't remember a movie based on his stuff that wasn't either a gorefest or a snoozer.

Thanks and take care--I really admire all the columns and posts you've contributed here!

[xntrick]

Hi everyone--


I'm trying to figure out if a bit Yngwie plays at the beginning of "Far Beyond The Sun" from the "Live In Leningrad" cd is something he made up, or is lifted from an actual classical piece. I thought I read something years ago that it was from a Russian composer as a bit of a tribute to the Russian audience, but I can't remember for sure.

Do any of you recognize this bit? Attached is a tab for it I made, and please forgive my sloppy notation, as I'm still in the beginning stages of understanding it. I don't have the background chords there, either, but I hope someone will recognize this!!!
Thanks for any help!

many thanks for this!!!

[BOVM]

Nicolò Paganini The Violin Concerto No 4 in D minor Allegro maestoso
and then the Slow Part is Albinoni - Adagio in G Minor

I'm trying to figure out if a bit Yngwie plays at the beginning of "Far Beyond The Sun" from the "Live In Leningrad" cd is something he made up, or is lifted from an actual classical piece. I thought I read something years ago that it was from a Russian composer as a bit of a tribute to the Russian audience, but I can't remember for sure.

Do any of you recognize this bit? Attached is a tab for it I made, and please forgive my sloppy notation, as I'm still in the beginning stages of understanding it. I don't have the background chords there, either, but I hope someone will recognize this!!!
Thanks for any help![/QUOTE]