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the people need Regondi.

thanks for listening!

@@markszydelko1076 thanks! i hope you enjoy playing it.

@@mittridgebibimix7809 thanks for enjoying it

I'm glad you like it!

A Section (x2): Dm - Dm - G - Am Gsus4¹ - G - C - Dm B Section: Dm/A - C - Dm/A - Dm/A Dm/A - C - Dm/A - Dm C Section: Gsus4 - Em - Dm - C Am7/E² - Am/C - Dm - Am Am7/C³ - C - Dm - C Dm - Am - Am - Am/E Outro: Am (descending A minor scale) Footnotes: ¹ The sus4 is in the melody. You could simply play G and figure out the melody by ear if this is confusing. ² Arguably Em with an non-chord A in the melody. ³ The G in beat 1 would make the measure an Am7, but G and A are not played at the same time. I think I got it right. Hope this helps.

@@RomanticEraGuitar THANKS! yes I did it. now if I can play half as smooth as you did, I might make a video

@@glowiever congrats! let me know if you do!

@@shadowman98 this is the greatest gyatt of all time.

I didn't know that. Thanks for the information.

@@minhtran6854 sure. they are right hand fingerings. ^ = p • = i •• = m ••• = a

​@@RomanticEraGuitar thank you

Thank you!

Thanks! I love this piece. Shand was a great and unique composer.

Thank you Juan Miguel!

Thank you! I’m glad I could share it with you.

aw, thank you so much. I'm happy you like it. I'm not worried about views and followers - just here to support the art.

@RomanticEraGuitar appreciate that, wishing you the best

Yes, a great piece. The C to A minor at the beginning is perfect.

@@FerdinandusAustralis i’m happy you like it!

yes, a very beautiful piece. I'm pleased to have found it. I quite enjoy Carulli's work outside of his mass of easy studies.

I never was touched by any of Carulli s music before ! Not that I listened to massive amounts, but this one and another I heard few weeks ago really hit the spot with me , I love these slow melodic sweet touching pieces , Great find , beautiful performance

The other one is op 241 no 40 , really nice , I’d like to hear you play that !!

@@AlanMcCarthyguitar hey Alan. yes, this is a beautiful piece. Carulli left behind such a large mass of mediocre music that it’s hard to find the gems. I’m happy you like it. Thanks for the recommendation, too. I have been distracted by the English concertina lately, so I haven’t been recording. So much music and so little time… Thanks for your kind words, nonetheless.

wow. I can only image the experience of singing this in a choir. Playing every voice on guitar is a very peaceful and beautiful experience. I'm happy you like it.

thanks so much! I'm tuned down to A=424Hz for this, so it's more something like B# and a half major lol.

you’re welcome! i’m happy you like it.

thank you! I could play this melody monophonically and it would still be beautiful.

thank you! it is quite a nice little piece.

thanks! i took a look at it, and it would be very difficult (impossible?) without significant deviations from the original. i quite like it, but I must say no... sorry.

@@magnum7424 i will not stop. thank you!

thanks! no tabs, i’m afraid.

@@FerdinandusAustralis it’s quite fun, too. I’m not familiar with any Chilean valses. Could you recommend one or two?

@@RomanticEraGuitar I was thinking about some which are present in the old chilean folklore so there is no written music. You can listen to some elders playing the guitar in these recordings that someone took. ruclips.net/video/bEpw0LatGKQ/видео.htmlsi=-miRo7_LRX14BsQx

very nice, thanks for sharing. I can hear the similarities.

you are so kind. thank you! I'm not stopping!

thanks so much! <3

thank you so much!

thank you very much, McLovin <3

@@juanmiguelsuarez thank you! i really like this piece too.

you don’t need a subscription for IMSLP. On the page it takes you to, click “complete score”. A 15 second countdown will start (that you can pay monthly to skip). Once the timer is up, click “continue to download”. There will be lots of duets in the pdf, but the solos are in there too. Hope this helps.

@@RomanticEraGuitar The site seems to have been updated to remove the free access. When I clicked on "Complete Score" the following message appeared in the lower right corner of the screen: "Hello, Ludwig here. Unfortunately due to the cost of GPT4, access to this chatbot is now reserved for members only. I encourage those who find this limitation a barrier to explore other chatbots such as Bing Copilot, Claude AI and Poe. For those wishing to continue with me, you may learn more and join our membership here."

sorry for the last reply. I just saw this. Ignore that. There should be text in the center of the screen that says something like “I understand”. Click that, then the countdown should begin. Once it’s over click some more text in the center to download. If you are still having trouble, email me at romanticguitarist19@gmail.com and I can send you a copy.

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free tabs are much appreciated btw!

@@trummtrummtraktikitak it’s a small guitar. built around 1830. called a “romantic guitar”.

@@RomanticEraGuitar hell yeah

@@chadtv3435 God bless you Chad

@@AlanMcCarthyguitar Thanks, Alan. I’m really happy you like the channel. I always enjoy reading your comments.

@@jofremartinguitar yes, very powerful. a great study in emotion.

@@jofremartinguitar Hi Jofré. Congratulations on your new guitar. It’s good to see you here. I’ve listened to many of your recordings. Looking forward to hearing you play Horetzky.

Thanks for telling me it’s a slow air. I didn’t know that. Makes sense how it sounds so great in a free time. This melody would sound good on anything. Yes, this is my own arrangement. I will post a printable pdf very soon.

I'm really happy you like it. There is now a link to the pdf in the description if you want to play it yourself.

hi, sorry. I am trying to decide how I want to distribute my pdf scores. Send me an email saying if you want tab or just notes and I will send it to you. romanticguitarist19@gmail.com

Never mind that earlier message. There is a link to the pdf in the description.

@@thekytran2216 Number eleven

ruclips.net/video/vnFRJbHyUP4/видео.html number eleven out... eventually.

Thanks for listening. I’m happy I could do that for you.