Title: (vid)The next generation of musicians is looking promising, if this girl is an example Source:
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The interesting thing about the flourishing scene of the mid 60's to early 70's was that most of the Rock Musicians were trained first in Classical Music. In other words they understood notation and timing as well as melody and harmony. Emerson, Lake, and Palmer were all students of the London Conservatory, as was the Organist for Uriah Heep. Most all had at least some classical training. So, by understanding higher level music they were able to create higher level Rock.
The interesting thing about the flourishing scene of the mid 60's to early 70's was that most of the Rock Musicians were trained first in Classical Music.
You mean like Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Black Sabbath, stuff like that? Yep, that's classical... :)
Ozzy's first guitarist was classically trained and you can hear it in his playing. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randy_Rhoads He'd be in the god category if he lived longer.
That girls playing kind of reminded me of him, with the quick little improvised fills she used.
I'm sure there's others that had that training. I just know Rhoads did because I enjoy his playing.