Posts Tagged ‘spanish’
How to play greensleeves on a classical guitar in this free music lesson video.
Expert: John Armstrong
Bio: John Armstrong has been teaching guitar at Keller Music for over 15 years now.
Filmmaker: Jason Sager
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Here’s Lawson Rollins playing his “Fire Cadenza” composition. More info is on his website:
http://www.lawsonrollins.com/
You can also get the guitar tabs through his website.
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TEACHERS AND STUDENTS! Now you can get Kent Murdick’s new five volume series, “Learning To Read Music On the Classical Guitar” that goes right along with the Youtube technique videos. This is the direction and music you need to do things right! Buy three or more books and “shipping and handling” is FREE!
(Sample pieces can be seen at: http://members.aol.com/lutemann/book1.jpg
Substitute in “2″, “3″ or “4″ to see pieces in other volumes.)
Book 1: “The First 30 Days of Instruction”. $5.95 + $1.75 shipping and handling. The student will learn eight notes in the open position on the 3rd, 4th and 2nd stings, and a handful of simple rhythms — all pieces and exercises are played with P stoke only.
Book 2: “The Next 30 Days of Instruction”. $5.95 + $1.75 shipping and handling. Rests, ties, the division of the beat and eight new notes — E, F, G on the 1st string and the open 5th and 6th strings – are covered in this volume. The rest stroke with ‘i’ and ‘m’ is introduced . A few solos are included.Sample Piece can be seen :http://members.aol.com/lutemann/book2.jpg
Book 3: ” Bass Notes”. $5.95 + $1.75 shipping and handling. Since reading ledger line notes is difficult for beginning students , I devote a whole volume to learning B and C on the 5th string and F and G on the 6th string. Many solos are included.
Book 4: “Chords”. $5.95 + $1.75 shipping and handling. Reading two and three-note chords and the free stroke are covered in this volume. Many playing styles are covered including ragtime, tango, beguine and the Mexican waltz. An index of first position chords for strumming appears at the end.
Book 5: “Arpeggios”. $9.95 + $1.75 shipping and handling.
Contains pieces based on the most important arpeggio patterns including five tremolo pieces. There is also a complete section on playing ragtime guitar along with first position versions of Leyenda, Recuerdos De La Alhambra, Malaguena and a tremolo version of Romanza. This books brings you right up to the intermediate level.
Supplementary Material which includes CD: “Mel Bay’s Easiest Classical Guitar Solos Book” $14.95 + $1.75 shipping and handling.
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Kent Murdick
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Ketn Murdick
University of South Alabama
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Maria Luisa is a classical spanish guitar movement – Tab Available at zerxa.com
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Learn about playing the malaguena on classical guitar in this free music lesson video.
Expert: John Armstrong
Bio: John Armstrong has been teaching guitar at Keller Music for over 15 years now.
Filmmaker: Jason Sager
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Learn the Spanish study song for classical guitar in this free music lesson video.
Expert: John Armstrong
Bio: John Armstrong has been teaching guitar at Keller Music for over 15 years now.
Filmmaker: Jason Sager
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How to play the Spanish study song for classical guitar in this free music lesson video.
Expert: John Armstrong
Bio: John Armstrong has been teaching guitar at Keller Music for over 15 years now.
Filmmaker: Jason Sager
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Read me?
I once heard this song covered by a girl ‘Loona’ from the netherlands but I think its originally a ‘Mecano’ song.
Just heard the song (now that Mecano-version) and played it, I have no tabs, sorry.
But this might help:
Basically you can play the song in ‘a’ like this:
Intro and verses (very simple):
a-G-F-G
Bridge (give it some try):
a-G-F-G a-G-C-D
Chorus (perhaps not that easy at first):
e-D-C-H
e-D-C-h7
e-D-C-H
e-D-C-h7
(ahaha ahaha…)
e-h7-e-D-C
(hijo de la luna-aa…)
F-G-a
If you like singing it like Mecano, use a capodaster (is it called ‘capodaster’ in english? I’m not sure. I’m from germany) and transpond it 4 semitones up (a becomes cis , but with the capodaster you play like a. thats all the trick).
Anything I’ve forgotten?
Any tips against possible mistakes in my english texts? ![]()
Just let me know.
And please don’s ask for tabs.. just try out a little and have fun playing… thats the best advice possible I think…
Please share your opinion!
And of course, you can use this video as a backing track to sing on it. Please post it as a response afterwards and I’ll look forward to hear you sing.
Be sure to visit this link:
It’s Nynke21 singing with this instrumental as backing track. I think, she’s very talented and I like her singing a lot!
Also be sure to subscribe to my channel, since more videos will follow, also non-covers.. I have some funny ideas of what needs to be played with the guitar…!
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When learning the basics of flamenco guitar, it’s important for any guitarist to learn the Rasgueado strumming technique. Find out how to use an even sixteenth note count to practice the Rasgueado technique with help from a classical guitarist in this free video on flamenco guitar.
Expert: James Manuele
Contact: www.jamesmanuele.com
Bio: James Manuele has a Master of Music in guitar performance.
Filmmaker: Lisa Fenderson
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Bach – Bourrée and Double. Part 2 = DOUBLE