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YouTube sensation Luca Stricagnoli, inventor of triple neck guitar, answers 7 Questions with Emmy
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Luca Stricagnoli is considered to be one of the most unique guitarists in the world. His creative style, which led him to invent instruments like the Reversed Triple Neck Guitar and the Reversed Slide Neck, have vastly contributed to the modern evolution of the acoustic guitar.
Luca’s music videos have been viewed over 200 million times online and he’s performed across the globe.
He was in Idaho Falls for a concert Wednesday night and I had a chance to sit down with him. Here’s what I asked:
How long have you played the guitar?
How did you get your idea for your triple-necked guitar?
What was it like growing up in Italy?
What made you want to play guitar?
How long does it take you to learn a song on your triple-neck guitar
What is your favorite song that you have played on the guitar?
Can you share a piece of advice with me?
Watch my entire interview with Luca in the video player above and learn more about him on his website.
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