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Thank you pal ... in the name of all involved, glad you like our rendition.

You are very welcome pal, thanx for your nice comment.

thanx

You are right Jack, I feel the same way. Just playing a tune like that isn't maybe that easy, but almost nothing compared to the creation of the piece. Scholz is genius for me, still considering the other beautiful songs he composed.

yeah, it's been some time ... I am doing fine and you, still playing?

Thanx mate, we all appreciate your comment.

You are very welcome ... thanks for the comment

Hi Robert, sorry there is no part 2. When I posted part 1 it got blocked by YT and they threatened to suspend my channel for another violation. The video was unblocked many years later, but I never continued the tutorial. SORRY!

@@rushyeskansas ok,your tutorials are the best,wish you had some new ones,yt is a pathetic joke sometimes.

you are very welcome!

You are very welcome, thanx for the comment!

You are welcome John. Have fun learning it ... i had!

Thanks!

Thank you so much Kevin, we are glad that you liked our rendition.

Hey Jeff, thanks for the nice comment, very much appreciated. Ja, die Europäer mögen Prog-Rock, besonders die Deutschen. But it has to be an american, who finally commented this video after 16 years. Ist das nicht ein gutes omen? Not everything is lost! :)))

@@rushyeskansas Hoffentlich! Mal sehen.

Thanks for the nice comment Drew, very much appreciated. Funny, we are almost the same age, I started playing guitar with 14 too. My first instrument was accordion at the age of 6. With 12 I got my first organ. Believe me, you couldn´t teach me drums not in 100 years, I completely lack talent when it comes to percussion instruments.😄 Greets from Brazil

You are welcome, thanx for the nice comment. Well, I am a band guy, so I show in my tutorials how I would play he part with the band, not as a solo entertainer ;)

Hi, thanks for the comment. In fact I was using a hammond plugin from Native Instruments, I think it was called vintage organs or B4. Nowadays I am using my Korg Kronos patches for organ sounds.

Hi Kabelbrand! I am fine, thanx for asking. Isch wees awa net wer du sei kentsch, sach mol! :)))

Thanks Holly for the detailed explanations, I am sure it helps especially beginners to understand better.

Yes it really helps to "bite size" difficult tunes. It's really easy to become overwhelmed with complex tunes that sound fantastic. When that happens, people often tend to give up because what once provided joy and excitement becomes predominantly a source of frustration and inadequacy. Misc is supposed to be fun and nothing is more fun for me than to conquer a painfully difficult song.

Thanks mate, it's not easy, but definitely by far not as hard as a piano piece by Liszt or Chopin ;)

@rushyeskansas Ah, yeah, I played some Chopin but only the easy and middle difficult pieces!

Yeah, the right hand hurts after playing it. Thank you for the nice comment.

@@rushyeskansas Yes, I made it on bass and keyboards ruclips.net/video/TsRUogqTLqw/видео.html

You are very welcome Alex, THANK YOU for the nice comment too.

Thank you J.

Thank you for your kind comment John, in the name of all involved.

Muito obrigado Paulo, que bom, que gostou do meu tutorial. Concordo, essa musica é um hino da musica Rock. Valeu pelo comentario!

Sid, you are very welcome, very kind of you to comment. I am really not good in writing score so I don't do it. Figuring out by ear and then practicing, no partitures.

Thank you so much Alejandro, we are glad, that you liked it. Comment very much appreciated!

Thank you, Alejandro

Hey Jon, its in B minor, sure, if you transpose halfstep down, you are on A minor, which is much easier to play.

Thank you this sounds amazing

Thanks so much for the kind words Tommy. You know, coming from a pro like you means a lot to me as a bloody amateur. ;)

thanks John, very kind!

Hi Mo, thanx for the comment. I found all the instrument tracks on youtube, search for "Heart of the sunrise isolated drums", "isolated keyboards", "isolated guitars" ... and so on. Later I made my own mix in my DAW, without keys, and recorded my keyboards over the backing track.

@@rushyeskansas Thanks! Good idea. I hope that you will do more vids in the future like this one. Nice work!

@@mo-music Thanks pal, I hope so too!

Thanx quad8 for the nice comment in the name of all our collab musicians.

Hey Man, thanks for the comment ... in fact I was not using a Trinity sound, in this case I used a VST plugin, the Native Instruments (NI) B4 II or the NI Vintage Organs. Sorry, I don't remember which ... :))) it didn´t come from my Trinity. But when I was still playing shows, I often used the organ patches from my Trinity, they are not all bad. Check out my live video, where I play the organ solo from "Burn" or the Kill the king" video ... all trinity.

@@rushyeskansas Thanks a lot for your kind answer after all these years! 🙂

@@manmars1581 You are very welcome.

Thanks Jay for your nice comment, I am glad that I could help you. Btw the video will be exactly 15 y/o tomorrow, was one of the first videos I ever posted. As you maybe noticed I am a guitar player too ... at least I was back in time :))) .. keep rocking! Greetz from Brazil.

Thanx for the comment. As you maybe noticed, I made this video 15 years ago and I was still learning. Check out my newer videos which have better video and angle quality.

Thanks for the nice comment Richard, you mean the green fields in the set list?

Yeah, how you do that?

@@richardcabrejo532 ruclips.net/video/aFfgVV2uzNM/видео.html

@@richardcabrejo532green is an option for the color of the setlist fields

I watched the play-through video, very cool. I couldn't tell how you are stepping forward and back through the setlist patches so seamlessly...

Thanks for your nice comment, always appreciated coming from a top musician like you my friend. Sure I will listen and watch your cover.

Thank you Robert, I really appreciate your kind words, and yes you mentioned already for me to make a tutorial for Icarus II. Unfortunately I don't have the time right now to make any tutorials, sorry ... but I really love that song too.

@@rushyeskansas that’s okay,I can do it,it is a cool song,glad your staying busy,I write music too,love it,take care ✌️

@@robertmichalscheck3072 I hope you will post a tutorial when you learned it completely, then you will teach me, I just can play the very beginning of it ;)

@@rushyeskansas I don’t know how to post video?soon as I learn I will,I play intro perfectly,and after that it’s just basically chord structure,I’m picking it out by ear,I don’t read music,I’m long haul driver going back to work soon as I can,injured my shoulder,but probably not til next fall or winter,will I have time to do that,but we’ll do it,sounds good.

@@rushyeskansas after the intro lick it goes b flat ,C,Gm,Am, b flat,C,Gm,F, b flat,C,Eflat,F,G, verse chords are Am,g,f/7,”e bass /g chord”Dm,e/g,then g,probably didn’t name these chords right,but this should be easy for you,I’ve seen you play on yt.