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The First Noel for Guitar solo + free music / tab
from “A Classical Guitar Christmas” album –
http://www.guitar69.com/christmasalbum.htm
free tab / notation located at
http://www.guitar69.com/noel.htm
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Sorry about the background noise – this is New York City after all….
The arrangement is definitely influenced by the Beatles “Let It Be” – lots of 10ths and stepwise harmonic motion. I hope you enjoy hearing and playing it and will share it with others this Christmas.
Feel free to comment – but please don’t get nasty to each other. As my Mom would say “Don’t fight – It’s Christmas!!!!”…haha
Have a very Merry Christmas and Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous 2008!
Kevin
Duration : 0:1:44
Lagrima Explained – Part 1 – The Right Hand Technique (Tarrega School) – Classical Guitar Lesson
The music for this lesson is available at http://www.guitar69.com/videos.html
“Lagrima” by Francisco Tarrega (1852-1909) is one of the classical guitar’s most popular romantic pieces.
In this video, I demonstrate the right hand technique used in this piece – particularly the use of rest strokes, or apoyando.
Using rest strokes fluidly and creatively is one of the hallmarks of the “Tarrega School” of playing, represented by such great artists as Miguel Llobet, Augustin Barrios, Andres Segovia, Rey de la Torre, Oscar Ghiglia, Aldo Minella, Julian Bream, and John Williams – among many others. Please watch videos of these fine artists to see and hear how they use rest strokes in their interpretations.
Audio recorded with the Edirol R-09 HR mini – recorder
http://tinyurl.com/cbaxum
Thank you for any comments and ratings
Happy 2009
Kevin Gallagher
http://www.guitar69.com
my blog
http://classicalguitarlessons.blogspot.com/
Duration : 0:8:54
Lagrima Explained – part 2 – The Left hand Technique – Classical Guitar Lesson
Please download the music notation/tablature at
http://www.guitar69.com/videos.html
In this classical guitar lesson, we take a look at some of the common and not so common left hand techniques used in Francisco Tarrega’s “Lagrima”. Please see Part 1 for the Right Hand Lesson.
Some of the concepts covered in the lesson are -
reducing “squeaks” when sliding fingers
left hand preparation
barre technique
effortless shifting
I hope you get some ideas from this lesson for your own playing.
Audio recorded with the Edirol R-09 HR mini – recorder
http://tinyurl.com/cbaxum
Many thanks for any ratings or comments.
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All the best,
Kevin Gallagher
http://www.guitar69.com
blog
http://classicalguitarlessons.blogspot.com/
Duration : 0:9:45
Free Music / Tab – “Deck the Halls with Variations” for classical guitar
The free music / tab for this piece is available at
http://www.guitar69.com/noel.htm
I was asked for this arrangement from a few people last year, so I’ve finally gotten around to notating it. It’s from my “Classical Guitar at Christmas” album which I recorded in the great year of 1993.
This solo arrangement was originally conceived as a duet, so some of the parts are difficult to master. Feel free to adjust it, add to it, subtract from it, and make it your own.
I’ll try to post a video lesson on this as well as “The First Noel” in the next few days.
Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2009 to all.
Sincerely,
Kevin Gallagher
http://www.guitar69.com
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