Been listening to the 17 minute version of "Elegia", forgotten how good this song is, but what does it mean? Is it a girl's name or something else? Cheers.
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Where does the title ELEGIA come from?
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Barney couldn't tune his new guitar, and if you try to retune your guitar so that it is E L(e,5 notes after G) E G I (b, two notes after G) A, you'll be able to play it perfectly. Mind you, have you ever tried playing a guitar tuned EEEGBA ?
Originally posted by Known Pleasures Barney couldn't tune his new guitar, and if you try to retune your guitar so that it is E L(e,5 notes after G) E G I (b, two notes after G) A, you'll be able to play it perfectly. Mind you, have you ever tried playing a guitar tuned EEEGBA ?
Thank you for answering so quickly, talk about fast, and no i have never tried tuning a guitar to EEEGBA because i've never played one. :)
Originally posted by Martin Davies > Originally posted by Known Pleasures Barney couldn't tune his new guitar, and if you try to retune your guitar so that it is E L(e,5 notes after G) E G I (b, two notes after G) A, you'll be able to play it perfectly. Mind you, have you ever tried playing a guitar tuned EEEGBA ?
Thank you for answering so quickly, talk about fast, and no i have never tried tuning a guitar to EEEGBA because i've never played one. :)
Martin, Tim is teasing you. Elegia is latin for "eulogy".
Originally posted by Monsieur Round&Round Martin, Tim is teasing you.Elegia is latin for "eulogy".
Ah yes, but how do you pronounce it?! ;)
It is a girl's name though. Ian Wandless (one of the Mackems, who a lot of people here know from gigs) used it for his daughter's middle name!
Originally posted by masaaki sakai ricardo - the link to the thread s'il vous plait!
Yes, we've been here before!
Originally posted by Monsieur Round&Round > Originally posted by Martin Davies> > > > Originally posted by Known Pleasures> Barney couldn't tune his new guitar, and if you try to retune your guitar so that it is E L(e,5 notes after G) E G I (b, two notes after G) A, you'll be able to play it perfectly. Mind you, have you ever tried playing a guitar tuned EEEGBA ?
Thank you for answering so quickly, talk about fast, and no i have never tried tuning a guitar to EEEGBA because i've never played one. :)
Martin, Tim is teasing you. Elegia is latin for "eulogy".
Thank you Jorge, Tim's a funny bugger, aye.
Originally posted by Fac 51 - The Haçienda HeyUse this forum/search and don't disturb Ricardo anymore.We work a lot here in Brazil
Speak for yourself, don't put words in my mouth. I don't work that much (luckily my boss doesn't know this forum) and it's always a pleasure helping people, even I've been getting bored of this searching thing.
Originally posted by Ricardo > Originally posted by Fac 51 - The Haçienda HeyUse this forum/search and don't disturb Ricardo anymore.We work a lot here in Brazil
Speak for yourself, don't put words in my mouth. I don't work that much (luckily my boss doesn't know this forum) and it's always a pleasure helping people, even I've been getting bored of this searching thing.
Be careful! 
Your boss is observing you 
