> 4968julie said on
06-17-2009 at
20:12:
what a beautiful piece of music! thanks
> weidivia89 said on
04-18-2009 at
17:28:
Ese estudio tiene un aire religioso muy hermoso :)
> askthechild said on
03-16-2009 at
06:57:
Free stroke is when you pick the strings and after picking the string for the note you are sounding, your finger continues simply freely into the air. This is how you are probably playing if you have just begun. Rest stroke is basically used to create a louder tone. It is called rest stroke because after you pluck the string, your finger "rests" of moves into the next lower string instead of going off into the air as in the free stroke. This gives you more power and a louder sounding note.
> emoscreamohxc said on
03-16-2009 at
01:58:
pardon my ignorance...but what is free stroke/ rest stroke?
> GuitaristOrdinate said on
02-16-2009 at
06:58:
This is one of the first pieces I learned some 20 years ago . simple but beautiful when done well which you do . I've just started playing again after 10 years ( finger injury ) , You've made me want to play it again . I heard Segovia play this in the early 70's .
> swvilla917 said on
01-15-2009 at
15:20:
Very well played, I learnt to play this a few years ago but I don't think I ever made it sound that good, well done.
> lutloe said on
12-08-2008 at
14:20:
Thanks for the question askthechild. The video is 14 years old so I cant remember my exact approach at the time. I think I was playing mostly rest stoke on the melody, but not exclusively. In any event, it is probably a good idea to work the piece both ways trying to get the free stroke as loud and robust as the rest stroke. I hope that this helps, thanks for listening!Luther
> askthechild said on
12-07-2008 at
22:17:
Are you playing this all free stroke or rest stroke?
> lutloe said on
11-14-2008 at
04:31:
Merci pour vos mots gentils. Oui, je crois que ce morceau travaillerait bien sur le piano et ne devrait pas être trop dur pour jouer. Félicitations.
> lutloe said on
11-14-2008 at
04:22:
Yes, it is number 5.
> sgdbmso said on
11-11-2008 at
08:03:
C'est très beau ! pour ma part je ne joue pas de guitare mais du piano. Pensez-vous que cette délicate mélodie pourrait être transcrite pour le piano ?
> andlugo said on
11-06-2008 at
15:18:
this song is the 20 studies by Fernando Sor?
> andlugo said on
11-06-2008 at
15:15:
please!!halp me!! this song is the 20 studies by Fernando Sor?
> guidovg said on
10-01-2008 at
02:31:
First study I ever learned...nothing but fond memories of this piece. Thanks for posting!
> askthechild said on
09-21-2008 at
06:51:
Thank you so much for posting this. I am trying to learn it right now and that helped me so much. You play with a great deal of feeling. Thanks again!
> Pitcairn2 said on
07-08-2008 at
23:54:
A favourite study of mine...
> ILikeClassicalGuitar said on
02-19-2008 at
22:23:
I have a 1981 1a. Your guitar has that distinctive Ramirez tone. Very nice.
> AGLMIL said on
02-12-2008 at
12:27:
Fantastic interpretation and very nice soundGracias
> raulcalderonbird said on
01-24-2008 at
05:13:
Perfect and beutiful.
> carpeguitarra said on
01-12-2008 at
00:10:
Wow, I really enjoyed it. I will be in Great Falls next week but not playing the guitar. You really play well. Thanks for posting.
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