Recuerdos de la Alhambra Guitar Lesson Pt.2 - Francisco Tarrega - A Major Section
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In these Recuerdos de la Alhambra guitar lesson videos we will take on the iconic acoustic guitar piece by Francisco Tarrega.
Now for those of you who are unfamiliar with this beautiful acoustic instrumental, "Recuerdos de la Alhambra" is by far the most popular classical guitar piece ever written.
Now don't start thinking, "Hey wait a minute, I don't play classical guitar, so I should skip these Recuerdos de la Alhambra guitar lesson videos...". In reality, a tune like this will be a great study for any player, especially those who play acoustic fingerstyle.
Don't limit yourself to just classic rock repertoire or blues or whatever. You will be missing out on the huge amount of technical possibilities available to us as guitarists and you will be missing out on a lot of great music as well.
Having said that, for those who do tackle this beautiful tune you will find it to be a nice challenge. As you will discover in these Recuerdos de la Alhambra guitar lesson videos this piece uses a fingerpicking technique called tremelo which repeats throughout the entire tune.
Most tunes originally written for classical guitar are only available in standard sheet music including Recuerdos de la Alhambra.
However, knowing that 99% of guitarists can't read standard sheet music I have taken it upon myself to TAB out the entire tune myself and make it available for download below. Man I am such a nice guy!! :)
Be sure to grab the PDF because the lesson will be very difficult to follow along with otherwise.
Have fun with these Recuerdos de la Alhambra guitar lesson videos, and Good Luck!
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Hello congratulations on your video, so special, an art, to be able to play the guitar like this, thank you and once again congratulations, your friend Oscar.
Coming out of dark & difficult to understand tutorials and finding Examples that i actually feel
that i can work with.
Thank you soo much for r this😍I have to play this difficult peace in one month at a big concert and i'm only 14 years old so it was very difficult to learn some phrases alone without my teacher because he only showed me some parts.... but now i'm almost able to play the whole song because of this video thank you a lot.
excelent, thanks for sharing.
Yes (I tell myself)...it is the pinky @8:59 on that "Building up" passage. I see Ana Vidovic use her pinky on that passage. I wasn't sure (you could use the ring finger there too--but I didn't want to get into a bad habit-lol)--..The "Pinky' it is...thank you, very helpful....I'll be back.
5 STARS!
--Van
Muchas gracias de verdad. Siempre he querido saber tocarla... A ver cuanto tiempo me lleva aprenderla. Difícil de memorizar... A ver si con ayuda del oído...
Thank you so much for sharing this lovely piece of music. Have a nice day.
This peice of work is Exquisite ! I`m taking great pleasure in learning it for my Repoitare.
Memorised all of this thanks for the tab😁
Great! It is very helpful to me! Thanks very much!
Man I have learnt a lot with your vídeos.Really grateful.🤘🏻👍🏻
Fantastic Thank you
Muito obrigado boa aula
Excellent lesson which makes it seem so straightforward. My progress is slow but so what! it's not a race. Thanks so much!
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I stupidly forgot my login password. I would love any tricks you can give me
@Nelson Lance Instablaster =)
@Bobby Elon Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
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@Nelson Lance no problem :)
just wanted to say thanks for teaching me this piece 🙏🏼
Please, --Paco de Lucia "Entre dos aguas"--, the best song to play with the spanish guitar and one of the best guitarist in the world
i dowloaded because this is very good lesson.thank you very much
Great lesson, thank you very much! Bravo!
really helpful tutorial.
Finally a chance to learn step-by-step discovering this famous and beautiful music. Need some nails though :-) Nice voice and nice examples. Thanks !
thank you so much!!!!Well done!!!!!!!!!!!
Parabéns maestro. Muito completo suas aulas 🙌
Thank you so much! Amazingly helpful.
It reads "recuerdos de la alambra", because the h is not pronounced in Spanish language, unless it comes after a c, then it changes the sounds to "ch" as in chicken. Beautiful tutorial! thanks a lot
Welcome to another episode of “Where quarantine has led me today.”
thanks
Your an awesome teacher Carl! can you do a lesson on alfred feenstra musica y vino?
Will feel a sense of achievement if I can accomplish this piece of work during my lifetime .
Today I actually made it to the very end...it's been years in the making, haha I've done it "on" and "off' last couple years, but it's been more "on" the last couple months. It's not up to speed and still lots of work to be had ...It takes time...But I love it... Good Luck with it, ...there are a lot of repeating parts so it's not the "Monster" I once thought...one section at a time. I spent a lot of time on "Page one". :-)
Is there any chance you could do a lesson of Danza Brasilera by Jorge Morel?
I learned so much from your Recueredos video I thought I would ask.
Thanks for all your videos and lessons, they are a great asset to guitar players!!
Would you ever teach us " Asturias (leyende)" ? Please?
can you make tutorial of Una Limosa Por el Amor de dios by Augstin Barrios Mangore.
thank you sir for the lesson. could you also give your fans the opportunity to learn asturias from albinez? thanks again. K
Hey man thanx & I downlod it...:):):)
I have a question please, at which metronome speed should we play alhambra? and should it be steady all through the piece? or are we allowed to slow down to emphasize a part and then speed up again?
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Podrías poner el tutorial de Nocturno 9 op2 de Chopin?? Gracias por el tutorial esta GENIAL!!! :)
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, but it would be nice to follow the lesson with the music score. Reading this kind of music on a tab score is just... well... an injustice to music. But it's ok for those that still want to play without going through the pain of learning how to read and interpret music.
On the measure you are going through @ 05:40 you have the tremolo as an F# for the whole measure but my sheet music shows the tremolo as F# only on the first beat then as an E for the last two beats. Which one is right?
Sheet music is right. There is a mistake in video.
Shellantar Thanks :) I'm 2/3rds done with memorizing this and wanted to make sure I had it right.
muy buena leccion
please pls pls ...sir , teach me "the most evolved" by John Clarke
That stretch at 8:22 😢
How can I grab the PDF ??
page 4 7:29 10:25
I've watched your lessons on this piece with interest and I am attempting to claw my way through it. However, try as I might, for some reason, I just cannot work out the timing for those triplets! Whenever I try and play them, they just sound wrong, rhythmically. Do you have any advice on how to count them out before playing them? Many thanks
Practice with metronome?
@@StefanHoffmann84 I do and I have but it doesn't help me to work out the rhythm of those triplets.
@@davehumphreys1725 You mean the tremolo. They are just 32th notes. Of course this is fast, but starting slow should do the trick. And maybe include the thumb in the ounting, and then count 1-2-3-4.
This lesson explains it as well:
ruclips.net/video/sxWivyl98tc/видео.html
Good luck! Mine isn't perfect btw. still practicing.
@@StefanHoffmann84 Just to be clear, it's not the tremolo, its those little triplets that occur [the first one is at 2:40 mins into the video] which I can't work out the timing for.
@@davehumphreys1725 Ah okay. Yes, that is a triplet. The way he plays it is by hammer on & pull off (also called slur or an ornamentation in classical guitar). Yes, these are difficult to get right. You play p-a-m and then, instead of i, you do the slur.
Maybe it helps, when practicing, beside practicing slowly and built up speed, to "over accentuate" them. I guess by doing this, you force your mind & body to really focus on that movement. But anyway, you can also play the piece without them, a simplified version so to say, and it still remains a beautiful piece.
It is very funny to see that there are much less views on this section.
Not many made it through the fire :p
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Anji- Simon & Garfunkel
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عزفه صعبه جدا بنسبه إلي
Can't see your right hand fingers because of your wording on screen
Tabs? Really? Can you learn classical guitar with tabs? I would rather hear the names of the actual notes played and actual sheet music
ivancfl Yeah me too, but unfortunately 99% of guitarists can't read standard sheet music so if you want to create something that many will learn from, you do the TABS. Just the way it is these days...
I can't. But now we have alternative ways to enjoy, learn and practice beautiful songs.
What’s the point? You get the same result at the end of the day and because there are more than one place to play the same pitch on the guitar, tab actually helps in that respect so the best solution is Tab with standard notation above it.