Triumfo’s video shows him playing the song one note at a time, emphasizing his editing skills. As the guitarist says in the title of the video, this is the result of “1% guitar skills, 9% chopsticks skills, 90% editing skills”.

“It took me 3 weeks to finish the entire video. I edited this video for at least 2.5 hours a day (50+ total working hours). One hour can be consumed for a 10 second video clip of the song,” he writes. To see the result, click play below.

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At first, his father needed to push him so he would eventually start loving the instrument and the process of learning a new skill. Nowadays he loves the instrument and performing in front of a crowd.

You can see his viral cover to “Zombie” by the Cranberries and some more of his playing.

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Triumfo’s video shows him playing the song one note at a time, emphasizing his editing skills. As the guitarist says in the title of the video, this is the result of “1% guitar skills, 9% chopsticks skills, 90% editing skills”.

“It took me 3 weeks to finish the entire video. I edited this video for at least 2.5 hours a day (50+ total working hours). One hour can be consumed for a 10 second video clip of the song,” he writes. To see the result, click play below.

The post Ralph Jay Triumfo Plays “Bohemian Rhapsody” Using Chopsticks appeared first on TettyBetty.

At first, his father needed to push him so he would eventually start loving the instrument and the process of learning a new skill. Nowadays he loves the instrument and performing in front of a crowd.

You can see his viral cover to “Zombie” by the Cranberries and some more of his playing.

The post 11-Year-Old Boy from Taiwan Covers the Cranberries’ “Zombie” appeared first on TettyBetty.