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British duo plays emotive acoustic duet on TEDx stage that leaves the crowd stunned
These guys really know their way around a guitar!
Randy Aragon
09.01.20

Who doesn’t love music?

Music is an art form that bonds people far quicker than anything else. For more proof, just check out this incredible duo who did a brilliant acoustic performance during TEDx’s Klagenfurt event that blows the audience away.

These guys play the guitar like no other!

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The Showhawk Duo brought down the house with their unique approach on the acoustic guitar during this TEDx show.

The Showhawk Duo is made up of British guitarists Mikhail Asanovic and Jake Wright, both of whom have an innovative style that’s mind-boggling to watch. In this TEDx episode, they play a duet that spoke to people all around the world.

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The performance begins with Jake using his guitar like a drum, as his partner Mik strums the first chords of the wonderful show.

That’s when Mik speeds it up and the real show starts.

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Unique sounds roll off of the duo’s instruments, instantly captivating the crowd.

People in the audience immediately begin clapping along with The Showhawk Duo, entranced by their ability to use their guitars to their fullest potential.

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They start off by playing “I Can’t Get No Sleep (Insomnia)” by The Faithless, which is an electric-house song that not many can pull off on the guitar.

After that, they move on to a flawless cover of DJ Tiësto’s “Adagio for Strings.”

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The way they turn these electronic songs in acoustic masterpieces is beyond extraordinary, and The Showhawk Duo make it look easy.

As they move through “Adagio for Strings,” both Jake and Mik remain completely focused on the music they’re creating.

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Both musicians furiously slide up and down their guitar strings, making sounds that don’t even seem possible on the instrument.

Just when you thought it couldn’t get any better, the duo moves on to the grand finale.

The third and final song they play is “Bohemian Rhapsody” by the iconic band Queen.

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We’ve all heard the famous melody of “Bohemian Rhapsody,” but we guarantee you’ve never heard it quite like this.

Jake and Mik work together to play the legendary song using only their acoustic guitars. They manage to mimic every sound from the hit song.

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The whole time they don’t miss a beat, showcasing their talents every step of the way.

For the last part of the performance, The Showhawk Duo plays a flurry of complex sounds that leaves the audience in awe.

This isn’t The Showhawk Duo’s first time in the limelight—they’ve made a name for themselves in the music industry with their innovative musical skills.

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The gifted duo started off as buskers, performing for crowds on the streets of England.

It didn’t take long before their music spread like wildfire, making its way all across the world.

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Music lovers on the internet couldn’t get enough of their performance at TEDx Klagenfurt, and millions have watched the energetic guitar-clinic The Showhawk Duo put on.

The Showhawk Duo’s performance has been viewed over 6.3 million times, with 97,000 people liking it.

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It’s easy to see why so many people were drawn to this video.

The way Jake and Mik play just makes you want to watch them over and over again. If you liked this, don’t forget to check out the talented duo on social media, where they post loads of awesome content that leaves people stunned.

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To see their insane performance at TEDx Klagenfurt, just watch the video below!

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