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  <title>FGH-0014: Interview with Petteri Sariola, Virtuoso Percussive Guitarist &amp;amp;amp; Singer Songwriter</title>
  <description>Petteri Sariola (1984) is a fingerstyle virtuoso and a singer/songwriter from Helsinki, Finland. He’s known for his fierce live performances, beautiful songwriting and percussive approach on the acoustic guitar.  Sariola has been awarded with Nokia Young Talent scholarship, Honorary Prize in the Helsinki Funk Awards and been on the cover “Frets” (USA) and twice on the cover of Akustik Gitarre (DE), the biggest acoustic guitar magazine of Europe. Petteri has opened concerts for Tori Amos (USA), Andy McKee (USA) and Rodrigo Y Gabriela (MEX), to name a few. His brand new solo album “Resolution” has received raving reviews and it concludes a 10 year project of creating a trilogy of albums containing original compositions. &amp;amp;nbsp; Show Notes: In this episode Petteri Sariola and I chat about his influences, classical studies, gear, the “meaning of song” and more…enjoy! (Time stamps are for audio version of the podcast.)  3:43 Petteri talks about his inspiration &amp;amp;amp; influences – Michael Jackson, Miles Davis, Green Day &amp;amp;amp; Living Color 5:05 Early on – seeing his mom on stage 6:00 His 10 years of classical studies, how it shaped him 8:07 Benefits of classical study, what it’s good for and what it’s not 15:56 His vital musical relationship with his brother 16:45 Indian solfeggio &amp;amp;amp; African percussion studies 23:58 Music Track “The Clockwork” 27:00 His bands – “The Northern Governors” &amp;amp;amp; “Dead Sirius 3000” 28:52 I ask Petteri about his playing approach &amp;amp;amp; equipment 30:30 Network Connection Breakdown – Sorry! 30:55 New network connection – playing technique &amp;amp;amp; live sound 31:29 Petteris concept regarding “the 80 possible movements” of the hands 33:45 His live sound 37:34 Using several pickups &amp;amp;amp; his pedalboard &amp;amp;amp; mixer 39:52 His mixer QSC Touch mix 16 43:20 Currently learning jazz chops &amp;amp;amp; electronic music hip hop &amp;amp;amp; techno 50:17 What music is Petteri listening to lately? 52:57 Petteri’s advice to guitarists 54:19 The importance of ballads &amp;amp;amp; resisting “clickbait” flashy online playing 58:03 His vocal studies &amp;amp;amp; newest CD “Resolution” 59:11 The importance &amp;amp;amp; message of “the song” 1:00:11 Concerto de Aranjuez – I tell the story 1:02:11 Outgrowing older songs – and can you play them now? 1:13:18 Music Track – guitar &amp;amp;amp; vocals “Howling at the Moon”  &amp;amp;nbsp; Petteri’s Links:  http://petterisariola.fi http://facebook.com/petterisariolaofficial http://instagram.com/petterisariola http://youtube.com/petterisariola http://twitter.com/petterisariola  &amp;amp;nbsp; About the Podcast Ask me a question for the podcast Q &amp;amp;amp; A episodes HERE - adamrafferty.com/ask Learn my solo arrangements and get private video guitar coaching &amp;amp;amp; feedback from me studywithadam.com Like, join friend us on the Facebook podcast page https://www.facebook.com/fingerstyleguitarhangout/ Find the podcast online&amp;amp;nbsp; at&amp;amp;nbsp;http://www.adamrafferty.com/podcast&amp;amp;nbsp;and also at http://fingerstyleguitarhangout.com/&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
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