Take no notice of those that like to criticise. After many years of tinkering with a guitar, I too find this lesson very informative and inspirational.
I think that is impossible..you never can learn more in a you tube video then in a 60 year classic guitar studie. This is no critic..this is not to insult you. But with all respect..i think you take it to far now.. What have you studie in that 60 year then? In 60 year you must be a master player if you studie and practise every Day.. Sorry for my bad english and again...i am not trying to insult or disrespect you sir. But..this video's of this man are indeed very great to learn playing guitar..he play very very good. Greetings. 4:15
Thanks, Marco! You've awakened the Classic guitarist in me again! I started playing Classic guitar over 30 years ago, also played acoustic (steel string) for about 10 years. But then i met my wife (to-be), and while on a weekend trip, i was going to seranade her, but she told me she "wasn't into guitar music." So, i put my guitar away. (I didn't intend to quit, but since i always wanted to spend time with her, i didn't pick it up again.) 30+ years later, i still had music in my head ( much like this) that i wanted to play. When i told her about it, she felt bad that she had caused me to stop playing something that meant so much to me, and encouraged me to start again. But my hands were no longer in shape, and i had no calusses on my fingertips. Plus, now i had nerve impingement in my neck that affected my left (fretting) hand. I couldn't play longer than 1 minute before my hand cramped. Ultimately i had 3 vertebrae in my neck fused, and even though i could see improvement the next morning, i still didn't have strength to play. I worked hard for another 7 long months, with no improvement. Then one day i tried again, and to my amazement, i played for almost a full hour. My hand was sore, but it made me thrilled because i could FINALLY see improvement! I've been playing every day since, gradually getting my hand stronger. Now it's been almost 2 years since surgery, I've been playing for just over a year. But I've come so far! Maybe farther than i did in the previous 10 years when i played before, because now I've learned theory and so much more from having YT videos to learn from. I'm playing a lot more advanced than i did earlier in life. But i haven't made as much progress in Classic guitar, as I've been mostly playing acoustic guitar music. Now, my point: After seeing this video, you've awakened the Classical guitarist in me again! I started playing just what you taught in this video, but now i can play all kinds of things, where i make it up as i go. As you pointed out, it can be played on any type of guitar. (But it sounds really great on the nylon strings.) Now my wife loves to listen to me! (And i love playing it!) So, again, thank you! I think I'll start playing "mood music" or "background music" for events. (Sorry for the long story, but it was necessary to show how important it was to me.) 👍 👌
Thank you for sharing your story. I’m happy you’re able to play, and that your wife has learned she likes listening while you serenade her. (Marco’s music and videos have been helping me rediscover the joy in playing, too.)
It's this kind of chord progression got me hooked on Marco, I would play, pause, replay, pause ..... until I learn to play, and his calming, teaching voice is one thing above all others.
After many years of my guitar sitting in the corner gathering dust, this piece has inspired me to put my confounded phone down and use my time more productively. My fingers are reacquainting themselves with a fretboard and learning to get around this lovely piece of music. Thank you.
I just found you. I love this Marco. I have RA and just getting back into playing again after about 20 yrs. This style is what I used to play and I'm hoping to get my muscle memory and strength back. It is a struggle though. Thank you Marco.
This is the very first video I'm watching of seeing a classical guitar played like this. I own four guitars already, but it's time for a classical guitar.
God knew my heart and still knows my heart. This type of guitar lesson is exactly what I have been searching for. Thank you very much for sharing this wonderful video of yours. God bless you richly always.
Marco this lesson finally gave me more insight into triads and boosted my knowledge of classical guitar more than any other lesson ever I cannot thank you enough and I am so excited again to put this theory to use.
Ma che meraviglia! Pur essendo basata sulle triadi sembra quasi una composizione di musica classica. Ho provato a farla col plettro con plettrata giù-giù-su. Complimenti e grazie!
Thanks Mr. Cirillo. I never understood the Circle Of Fifths before watching this video. Very easy to understand the way you explain it. I thought the Circle Of Fifths was some sort of complicated structure, but really it is really very simple. Gracias.
beautiful playing and thank you so much for teaching the chords, notes, and tabs! Everytime you played the descending straight through I kept expecting to her Mark Knopfler come in with his haunting vocals. ❤
No hablo inglés, pero la forma o técnica que usa este hombre es increíble, algo de cada vídeo se le queda a uno para plasmar en ideas o tocar algo diferente gracias 🫂
Great lesson always, I am commenting first time here. I have a question theory wise how does F# diminished fit in circle of descending fifth, I would appreciate if you can explain. Thanks again for your time and efforts. 🙏🙏
Hi Marco, I love this progression and how you explain the theory behind it. I've never studied music theory but it's something I want to start after watching your videos. One thing that I want to ask is, why you don't use a bar when the chords are on the same fret? Is it because of the difference in sound it would make? I love the way you simplify these beautiful phrases by the way.
I have been following you for a very long time now. You always seem to amaze me. I can tell that you really get into your music. I think you and I play a lot alike. Keep It up, my friend. BTW, you're an awesome teacher...
Marco sono argentino 60años guitarrista ...lei you marco y conrrado rustchi sono the best guitarrista na hostoria da italia ... you and rustichi abrazoo
Hi Marco. Thanks for your great videos. Is there a classical guitar which has a thin neck. I am used to playing steel string acoustic guitar Thanks Danny
superb guitar also the magnificent sound without forgetting the playing of the musician magnificent perfection 👏Bravo Marco if you put the tablature would be a joy.
It would be an amazing goal to play these beautiful sounds, but as a very beginner it seems quite far away. I’m learning the basics of playing now via the apps Yousician and Tabs. Can you maybe recommend an app to fix the gab between the common basics and playing this beautiful Spanish style?
Hi, I'd like to know why you are using B instead of Bm? It's that B major is the only chord that doesn't fit in the Em chord progression. I just want to learn. Thanks.
hi Marco, I have been studying and playing classical guitar for over 60years and I have learned more in the 14 minutes of your teaching, Thank you.
Reading this, one can only wonder: what the heck have you been doing for 60 years lol?
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Take no notice of those that like to criticise. After many years of tinkering with a guitar, I too find this lesson very informative and inspirational.
I think that is impossible..you never can learn more in a you tube video then in a 60 year classic guitar studie.
This is no critic..this is not to insult you.
But with all respect..i think you take it to far now..
What have you studie in that 60 year then?
In 60 year you must be a master player if you studie and practise every Day..
Sorry for my bad english and again...i am not trying to insult or disrespect you sir.
But..this video's of this man are indeed very great to learn playing guitar..he play very very good.
Greetings. 4:15
Thanks, Marco!
You've awakened the Classic guitarist in me again!
I started playing Classic guitar over 30 years ago, also played acoustic (steel string) for about 10 years. But then i met my wife (to-be), and while on a weekend trip, i was going to seranade her, but she told me she "wasn't into guitar music." So, i put my guitar away. (I didn't intend to quit, but since i always wanted to spend time with her, i didn't pick it up again.)
30+ years later, i still had music in my head ( much like this) that i wanted to play. When i told her about it, she felt bad that she had caused me to stop playing something that meant so much to me, and encouraged me to start again. But my hands were no longer in shape, and i had no calusses on my fingertips. Plus, now i had nerve impingement in my neck that affected my left (fretting) hand. I couldn't play longer than 1 minute before my hand cramped.
Ultimately i had 3 vertebrae in my neck fused, and even though i could see improvement the next morning, i still didn't have strength to play. I worked hard for another 7 long months, with no improvement.
Then one day i tried again, and to my amazement, i played for almost a full hour. My hand was sore, but it made me thrilled because i could FINALLY see improvement!
I've been playing every day since, gradually getting my hand stronger.
Now it's been almost 2 years since surgery, I've been playing for just over a year.
But I've come so far! Maybe farther than i did in the previous 10 years when i played before, because now I've learned theory and so much more from having YT videos to learn from.
I'm playing a lot more advanced than i did earlier in life. But i haven't made as much progress in Classic guitar, as I've been mostly playing acoustic guitar music.
Now, my point:
After seeing this video, you've awakened the Classical guitarist in me again! I started playing just what you taught in this video, but now i can play all kinds of things, where i make it up as i go. As you pointed out, it can be played on any type of guitar. (But it sounds really great on the nylon strings.)
Now my wife loves to listen to me! (And i love playing it!)
So, again, thank you!
I think I'll start playing "mood music" or "background music" for events.
(Sorry for the long story, but it was necessary to show how important it was to me.) 👍 👌
Try playing a 12 string. They are easier to play, easier to finger pick and on the fret board. No painful callouses!
Thank you for sharing your story. I’m happy you’re able to play, and that your wife has learned she likes listening while you serenade her.
(Marco’s music and videos have been helping me rediscover the joy in playing, too.)
It's this kind of chord progression got me hooked on Marco, I would play, pause, replay, pause ..... until I learn to play, and his calming, teaching voice is one thing above all others.
After many years of my guitar sitting in the corner gathering dust, this piece has inspired me to put my confounded phone down and use my time more productively. My fingers are reacquainting themselves with a fretboard and learning to get around this lovely piece of music. Thank you.
Thanks!
Thanks .I have been playing for 40 years ,and you still shown me something that I never new.God bless you.
Thanks!
Thanks a lot!
Best guitar teacher I've watched for a long time. Brilliant
I just found you. I love this Marco. I have RA and just getting back into playing again after about 20 yrs. This style is what I used to play and I'm hoping to get my muscle memory and strength back. It is a struggle though. Thank you Marco.
This is absolutely amazing. Brilliant as always marco.
This is the very first video I'm watching of seeing a classical guitar played like this. I own four guitars already, but it's time for a classical guitar.
Thank you so much, Marco. I am two years into playing, and I have learned more from you than anyone else. You are a great teacher!
Excellent method of conecting arpeggios to chords. Thanks Marco
This video is gold.
God knew my heart and still knows my heart. This type of guitar lesson is exactly what I have been searching for.
Thank you very much for sharing this wonderful video of yours.
God bless you richly always.
Excellent introduction into this beautiful style/technique, M.C.!! Jim C.
Marco this lesson finally gave me more insight into triads and boosted my knowledge of classical guitar more than any other lesson ever I cannot thank you enough and I am so excited again to put this theory to use.
Ma che meraviglia! Pur essendo basata sulle triadi sembra quasi una composizione di musica classica. Ho provato a farla col plettro con plettrata giù-giù-su. Complimenti e grazie!
More of these Spanish pieces ! I have picked up guitar again thanks to your Spanish selection
Thanks Mr. Cirillo. I never understood the Circle Of Fifths before watching this video. Very easy to understand the way you explain it. I thought the Circle Of Fifths was some sort of complicated structure, but really it is really very simple. Gracias.
The start sounds abit like a more modern Passacaglia from Handel now 🥰 As always beautifuly played thanks for sharing your gift greetings from germany
Amazing. Beauty and clarity!!!!!
Great teaching Marco. I have practiced little by little and sounds beautiful. Thank you for this great tutorial. We wait more from you. 👍👏👍👏
Sooo beautiful . Listening to this takes you to another world...
I very much love the way that you play your music touches my deepest parts of my ❤️ ❤️ God Bless You
How Marco makes this things so easy to play is a big ups..
Thank you Marco...
Made me a far better guitarist 🎉
Nicely Done, Marco....especially sounds nice on a nylon-string...
beautiful playing and thank you so much for teaching the chords, notes, and tabs! Everytime you played the descending straight through I kept expecting to her Mark Knopfler come in with his haunting vocals. ❤
That was fantastic! I wish I had seen this years ago! I so love the classical guitar! But did not progress much on this journey due to work pressure!
Hi Marco I love this style of playing. Im self thought. What can I do to help me progress to achieve this level of playing
Excellent lesson. Thank you!
Thank you for the amazing lesson Marco!
I'm getting back to basic theory. You explained this quite nicely. Thank you ✌🏻
I can’t wait to play these fingerings…Thank you. Once I get the basics learned, I’ll sound like I know what I’m doing 😂❤
Marco, this is simple and beautiful ❤ thank you!
thanks marco for sharing your great talents combined of emotional melody & soft voice❤
Thank you so much you play beautifully you are so helpful Marco.😊
Really a very good lesson! I had to clap because it / You helped me so much! Thank you
holy moly! this is like the chord Olympics... my hand is already cramping and didn't even try it yet
good lesson thanks
Hi Pro! I am Vietnamese, we often play "bolero", It's very similar to your teaching style. Thanks pro!
Great lesson , everything else I was working on immediately went on hold while I learned this lesson.
very well explained every chords...love to hear every single chord played
These are great exercises Marco. Thanks for sharing
Espectacular ejecución y excelente melodia, saludos desde PERÚ
Soothing to hear such a beautiful sound.
It was a great relaxing lesson ,made so simple 👌
This lesson was very helpful to me, thank you
No hablo inglés, pero la forma o técnica que usa este hombre es increíble, algo de cada vídeo se le queda a uno para plasmar en ideas o tocar algo diferente gracias 🫂
This is exactly what I have always wished I was able to play like on my guitar. Thank you very much. Just joined you patreon because of this video
AMAZING MARCO
willing to lern thankyou
As I watch this awesome video, I really need my acoustic in my hand to really to play along or follow instruction
Brilliant. Well done.
This is a lot of fun. Very well done sir 💯👍
So awesome and nice arrangement ！ love it！
Thanks.🙏😊👍.. Marco for this beautiful tutorial iam waiting for this...
Beautiful, thank you for a fantastic lesson.
Fabulous Marco. Thank you so much for sharing
Great lesson always, I am commenting first time here. I have a question theory wise how does F# diminished fit in circle of descending fifth, I would appreciate if you can explain. Thanks again for your time and efforts. 🙏🙏
Beautiful, though I am a little confused: looking at the circle of fifths counterclockwise, I read E-A-D-G-C-F-Bb, so not F# and B ?
Brother Marco very beautiful playing and excellent Teaching....Wow
Hi Marco, I love this progression and how you explain the theory behind it. I've never studied music theory but it's something I want to start after watching your videos. One thing that I want to ask is, why you don't use a bar when the chords are on the same fret? Is it because of the difference in sound it would make? I love the way you simplify these beautiful phrases by the way.
What a fantastic revelation. Thank you 👍🏾
Something a bit complicated made simple in thought and application,,,great concept
Big fan from kenya❤
Classical Guitar ! sweeeeet !
I have been following you for a very long time now. You always seem to amaze me. I can tell that you really get into your music. I think you and I play a lot alike.
Keep It up, my friend.
BTW, you're an awesome teacher...
Didn't need tabs, i just memorized the chord progression!
Best❤
Marco sono argentino 60años guitarrista ...lei you marco y conrrado rustchi sono the best guitarrista na hostoria da italia ... you and rustichi abrazoo
Hi Marco.
Thanks for your great videos.
Is there a classical guitar which has a thin neck.
I am used to playing steel string acoustic guitar
Thanks
Danny
I'll learn this 😮
Which Furch is that that you are playing? Is it a custom model? Looks and sounds amazing!!! Your playing is incredible!
Beautiful. What guitar are you using. Great sound.
Beautiful....you are are excellent instructor too
Bravo Marco, Maestro
Hi Marco, good day and such a great lesson man, love it
May I know this classical guitar brand. Thank u
It is Czech Guitar Furch. Same quality is Slovakian Dowina
Marco! Please stop it. Yet another beautiful lesson to add to all the others 😍👏👍 (So many to learn!)
lol.... I hear ya brother....his stuff and my own...I'll never catch up...
superb guitar also the magnificent sound without forgetting the playing of the musician magnificent perfection 👏Bravo
Marco if you put the tablature would be a joy.
Useful video thank you lot ❤
What scale is d c a# a?
Lovely touch
Dear Marco: PLEASE play these arpeggios on a 12 string. It'd sound phenomenal. Your playing resonates beautifully.
Thanks Marco
Brother,
Is there sheey music available??
yes, it is beautiful, thanks
what brand of guitar are you playing ? its a beauty
@MarcoCirillo Love this! Will the tab be on your Patreon?
❤thks
It would be an amazing goal to play these beautiful sounds, but as a very beginner it seems quite far away. I’m learning the basics of playing now via the apps Yousician and Tabs. Can you maybe recommend an app to fix the gab between the common basics and playing this beautiful Spanish style?
Listen to his video as many times as necessary, stop video as needed and play. Let his teaching resonate.
Classic Marco 🙌🏻
How did rule of Vth made us jump to F# from C?
Ciao Marco, il mod. Torres che stai suonando quale casa lo ha prodotto? Ti ringrazio.
🥰🍀thank you.
Very nice brother ❤
I swear to god if i nail this one..
Что за произведение, подскажите пожалуйста.
Marco! I don't find the TAB on patreon. Pleas help me! This is a great song! 😉
Hi, I'd like to know why you are using B instead of Bm? It's that B major is the only chord that doesn't fit in the Em chord progression. I just want to learn. Thanks.
Anche in inglese sei un grande maestro 😅
Thank you sir