Game of Thrones by Ramin Djawadi - Danish Guitar Performance - Soren Madsen

[@junesymonds8340]

So beautiful and calming. Thank you Soren

[@jackdaniels7931]

So brillant !

[@hamzaaslann]

Perfect, bravo Mr Madsen

[@MavMcLeod]

I love it!

[@BambangEkoPurnomoOfficial]

I like this

[@ARMENDHATA]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@siddharthgoswami252]

❤❤❤❤

[@Vagner369]

Violão é a arte de falar através do som

[@erdiguney3334]

Very nice, but I couldn't feel the soul. I wonder if that's because the song's origins are Middle Eastern, and as someone from that region, I seek that nuance?

[@LonnardTree]

One needs a soul to feel the soul. You’re asking the wrong person these questions! Know thyself….

[@erdiguney3334]

@LonnardTree wow, you solved the eternal question. Good for you

[@TheEvilmooseofdoom]

@@erdiguney3334 You do look rather small and petty..

[@erdiguney3334]

This is really sad and toxic. I am listening to and following Mr. Søren Madsen as a great virtuoso. In this specific piece, I just couldn't feel the emotion I was looking for. As an amateur and autodidact guitarist, I tried to look for the cause of this. Was it musical or cultural? But instantly, one commenter accused me of being soulless and another of being small and petty. You want to live in your echo chambers and never want to hear a different argument, which can help you grow and improve, actually. I would like to delete my comments to avoid spoiling the comments section of this elite musician, but hoping this message reaches the right ears, I am keeping it.