The MYSTERY Behind Ana Vidovic's Tremolo Technique - Tutorial for Classical Guitarists
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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I am glad I found this video. I have tried to work on my tremolo from time to time but I have always given up on it because my ring finger's nail doesn't sound great and I have tried shaping it up in different shapes so many time but I was not able to get an even sound. This two finger tremolo will help me so much.
Wonderful player. I enjoy listening to your performances.
Andres Segovia, Tarrega, and friends would love this video. Thank you Ana & Siccas Guitar 💐
This. THIS is the only tremolo i've been able to get to sound fluently and natural. She is probably not the first person to have done it this way but I will call it Vidovics tremolo from now on if somebody asks me 😆
She has one of the best sounding tremolo...
Fact!
Well it is the best. But to reach this type of tremolo in running speed I guess it's nearly impossible for guys who have to go to work or have a family. That's only for top tier professionals. The rest of us are happy to play pami even with an uneven and sloppy sound
Alas, no one can topple Julian Bream
@@rudkoihor8248his tremolo was terrible
David Russell as well
Very interesting to see her resting the A finger on E1 when playing B2 string with I and M fingers. Avoids the risk of hitting E1 on accident
Master thank you so much for showing us your magical skills, your initial advice helped me develop an idea of the whole technique of using 3 fingers, and also my own rhythm for tremolo basing myself on your technique, im now using pimi - well it sounds acceptable and quick enough for me, after trying PIMI 15 mins and PMIM 15 mins, i then rested. And developed conclusions, im a Physiotherapist, Anatomist.
Well first of all the whole idea of using 3 fingers, isolates in the nervous system the P =cubital nerve, I = radial and M =medial nerves, the moment, i or m touches the string , thumb has time to recover and isolate its function up and down very quickly, the concentration increases, we have a stronger potential of action, a stronger spurt of energy on that left side of our right hand, at some point once you find a " Neuronal Pattern " What we can call a Neuromatrix pattern. it becomes easier, better. I actually tried also PAMA -and PMAM(i was impressed by how well they came out)
( and all of a sudden i realized, possibilities are many or infinite) I also did PMIAM PIAM PIAM*** continuously, and PMIAM-IAM-IAM-IAM very quickly to access 9-15 notes very quickly) so we have many patterns, but then the question arose, if i confuse myself i wont grow, i need to focus on 1 only.
Practice, Rest, Breathe- allow the nerves to absorb, with my eyes closed, picture the movement while resting. Integrate it into my hand, fingers.
When i went back to it and i tried PMIM , i still had a lot of difficulty to acquire a decent quick tempo, it seems at PMIM -
( at the last M = medial nerve ) by my own built in reflexes, and of my own hand, my thumb(P) is unable to strike back quickly, returning to P quickly seems locked for me ( P = Cubital Nerve) inside my brain/mind, my neural order of muscle utilization, P is too far away from M = medial nerve, so its unable to respond in time, in my method i need to chain each nerve one after the other, for you it seems easier to do it this way, with PMIM, to produce extension of thumb right at IM - And then go back to PMIM, not for me.
(lets remember our fingers are doing, flexion, extension at all times, the moment it stopped flexing, it extended (im also counting this)
When i tried PIMI again, after resting.
I managed to do it veeery fast and precisely, with a better sound. In my mind from the reflexes i've built as surgeon, martial artist, Doctor, guitarist - PIMI, is chaining 1 finger next to the other.
This works for me perfectly.
PMIM, is skipping 1 finger from M back to P
PIMI - is chaining Index with thumb- pulgar, who is right next to it . (this modulation/pattern is more reasonable for me, its how i actually do other movements in surgery, guitar or martial arts, or in life, in general as artist, one joint, after the other, or chaining as much as possible with the closest one, with each other, PIMI - all fingers are being used one after the other.
Wow your lesson here in 3 minutes allowed me to discover myself further. Now im a PAMI , PIMI , PIMIM-IM-IM, PMIAMI, PMIAMIAM, user, the possibilites opened so much, my brain and speed opened, improved . and when i need to chain tons of notes like 6-9 straight , i use PMIAMI or PMIAMIAM, or PAMIMI, pure PIMI (I will never understand PMIM or the PIAM that spanish flamenco users do, not in my patterns ahaha.
Amen. Thank you somuch God bless you, i loved your 2nd movement of Aranjuez
Interesting Observation. A common problem with tremolo playing is that we often tend to gallop when playing fast (using PAMI). Make no mistake, one can also gallop with PIMI or PMIM. But the most important thing with using just 2 fingers is that fatigue kicks in rather quickly. Your fingers have to move a lot faster. Yes, you get a better even song, but you can't really play longer than 2 minutes of continues tremolo up speed. I tried both PIMI and PMIM years ago but decided that there's no use of an even sound if your fingers tire out quickly and can't play a full song. So these days i just use PAMI and try not to play too fast to avoid galloping. You can see very well in Ana Vidovic's playing; she often slows down periodically when her fingers tire out.
Useful tips on Tremolo. It a technique I still not good at, and now it even harder to get it with trigger fingers condition on both my hands.
Such a beautiful Cheat sheet lesson from one of the best trem artist in the current field!.... I still have not heard anyone play trem like she does..... she's soo unique!
The best I have ever heard
@@JoeKool5738 Exactly!!...
I do. But unfortunately I do not play guitar ;(((
I just imagine with p a m i of a horse in a floating gallop with the movement replicated by the right hand.
That's just me but you are a Goddess of the guitar.
Thanks for your insight.👍.❤
I've never even considered that you could just use two fingers. I've always struggled with tremolo. This is a game changer
Very inspiring
I love the
The way she’s is just beautiful 🤩
Ana Vidovic avoids"à" finger in general
Ana""" your Amaziiiiiinnngggg'"''!!!!
I like.......!!!
Magnifica.💣💣💣💣💣💣
Sweet!
❤❤❤❤
👍👍🙏🙏
Pepe Romero had the best tremolo.
What is going on with the high pitch on this video? Did she just tune her guitar to 450?? Or was the video uploaded in a weird format that elevates the pitch? My ears are going crazy
Ana tunes her guitar higher.
What piece was that in the beginning
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The spiritual connection is what keeps us out of harms way in many cases.....a lot of weird things going on right now ..... probably the majority of it because of geo political reasons....I'm sure you've noticed something is wrong again....the global thing....just sayin
Как же постарела (((
Duh!
Just hearing and seeing her play her trem craft slowly! .... Is going to inspire thousands of people! To take their playing to a next level...
What is the name of the piece at 0:17 ?
I used to play tremolo with two fingers and felt very comfortable with it, until a teacher told me that it was wrong xD. Now I play with three, but I never feel as comfortable as when I play with two...
If it works its not wrong, but you can learn a flamenco tremolo easier
Been practicing tremolo but still sounds like a galloping horse.. Why oh why? 😂😂😂
Many thanks Ana! For a lifetime I stuggled with my Flamenco tremolo (PIAMI) and PMIMI works perfect for me! Now it’s perfectly powerfull, even and I can control it on EB and G string!
Wonderful and incredible, as usual is Ana Vidovic. Thank you.
Great and very useful lesson! Myself I tend to use pimi rather than pmim, but anyway you have to train the a finger too in order to achieve a "happy" well developed right hand. The flamenco tremolo ( piami) can only be achieved with 4 fingers - iami😀
all rock players are forgotten when you see a good classical, flamenco or jazz guitar player
Excellent video lesson. I struggle with PAMI, so I’m going to practice PMIM to see if that is more comfortable for me.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much. I have issues with the PAMI too and I did all these other excersises to get it to work. This is helpful. What finger pattern would you reccomend for Quintuplet tremolos?
For me PMIMI works perfect!
Listening to beauty herself talking about the beauty of tremolo technique can result in beauty overdose.
How can such a lovely sound exist? I weep with the joy 🥲
Such an interesting video. Thank you Ana for your lesson. Fascinated to see the a finger used as an anchor when possible as well. I'll certainly try this.
I've really struggled with this technique...not sure I'm making any progress...and I'm not sure why.
Always a gift from the music deities when Ana bestows some of her tradecraft.
I also play tremolo with only two fingers. It feels much more natural and controllable. Yet; after seeing every tutorial teaching the three finger technique, i was about to force myself to change. However after seeing your video i will confidently stick to the two fingers technique.
BIG thank you!!
Grande Ana.
You have unlocked the mystery of tremolo playing for me! I could never get the three finger way but P M I is amazing! Thank you!
PMIM makes it more even and consistent, great practicality ...
One very important point non of you tutors discuss is nail care and to learn to read music cause in the long run its a must any serious player must/should take classical guitar grades..i am old school ie Julian Bream and John Williams approach to the guitar...
Can anyone tell me whats that piece name she just played on the 18 sec time...at the beginning....???... please
It's Capriccio Diabolico by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. There is video of Ana playing this piece on SiccasGuitars premiered on 1/1/2023. Tremolo from 22m 30sec mark.
@@__tony__ thank you so much tony
@@SouvikRoyChowdhury You're welcome :)
Daría hasta mi alma solo para que la hermosa Ana me enseñe a tocar la guitarra❤
Thanks for this amazing video. There was a debate in a classical guitar group in Korea regarding the 2 finger tremolo, so I wanted to make a video myself explaining and analyzing Ana's thoughts about tremolo to the korean community. May I use some photo image and short clips on this video? I will explain where I got the source from, and I will link the video, so more people can hear and see for themselves, what Ana had to say. If it's not okay, it's still fine. I'll find another way to explain.
I'll remain to play the PAMI ...
Thank you for suggesting simplicity. Always been struggling with p i m a. Away with finger-wrestling as a tremolo-technique. Now I should practice...
Having used PIMA all my life just tryiing PMIM it feels very odd but I can hear the difference! Will try it for a few days to see! PMI sounds good fun too!
Can someone explain what she is talking about with pimi and pmim?
PMIM and PAIM sounds exactly the same to me.
Where can one purchase that corner arm rest to keep arm off the top?
*Smooth as silk.* Love 💕 her technique.
Thanks Ana, and Siccas for this content. 👏☕️
Just a friendly reminder: do not attempt to practice tremolo like Ana if you don't want to have RSI potentially!
@Lennard Nellessen this is not normal scale run with imim..., this is pmimi with p jumping from 6th to 2nd string and sometimes even 1st string, considering the potential RSI that would happen with p at 6th string and im alternatively plucking the 1st string at high tempo...
Somewhat similar with traditional flamenco tremolo pattern piami, where i has to repeat twice the time in comparison to other fingers a & m (Believe it or not, I myself had to stop practicing this pattern a several years ago due to continuous pain in my index finger)
@@vladimirhorowitz6646 It is Pmim 3 notes with fingers but I agree about the danger as the m finger is doing twice as much work. I tried it many years ago before Ana and found it trying on the fingers. The key to tremolo is to hear it in your mind, the sound you want and not listen to your finger sound then your fingers will start to give you the sound that is in your mind. The same when playing music hear it in your mind before you play a note
@Lennard Nellessen well, the point is you can take break during your practice sessions, but not when performing an intense tremolo piece, imagine playing almost tremolo pmim almost exclusively for 6-8 minutes (a typical example: Barrios's Sueno en la floresta)
And the risk of getting RSI is there, however how much high depending on various approaches, and I myself doesn't recommend nor like practicing / playing any tremolo pattern with the repetition of any of i m a finger in just a single tremolo cycle
My absolute favorite classical guitarist. ❤
She is incredible!
Me too
Me too
Muchas gracias querida Ana
what guitar is she using here?
What song was hard to you did play, Ana?
Thanks a lot ana vidovic
You are a legendry player🔥
Ana... i love you....❤❤❤
What was the opening song
Such a wonderful artist.
What is the piece at 0:16?
Thanks!
Wana hear the best ever tremolo Find Karin Schaupp playing an som for the Love of God.
Thank u for the hints Anna. I do pama pmam but am going to try Yours too for few mnth.
Love you 😘
It's so nice to learn from Ana ......
Always helpful!
This is insane. She makes master level music sound so logical and straightforward. She conquered guitar musicmaking with her mind first, her fingers second. After listening to this explanation I feel like I have a 100 percent shot at learning Recuerdos De La Alhambra properly. Thats how crazy scary her understanding is.
Calm down 😮
Mestra!
💎💎💎💎💎💎✨👍
Her brilliant technique and execution of high-quality, difficult and fantastic works... proves that she is now at the lonely peak of her career 🙏❤
Any tips from the top are greatfully recieved thanx 🎉
Nonsense!!! The best way to play tremolo is play her recordings
Ana, what scale book would you recommend? I've played electric guitar my whole life. Now I am practicing classical guitar and know the importance of scale practice. Fingerings for scales and all of that confound my thinking currently.
Um that's another topic ...so let's embrace the spirit of the music..... excellent sound with verry little or no talking.....wow! That is definitely it at the moment.....thank you for the hard work
Great lesson . I used to play this piece when I was younger .But over the years my A finger has developed a hook in the nail making it almost impossible to play tremelo. I really need to use her technique.
I noticed that she was muting the hi-E string with the third finger (by the m-i-m tremolo). That was really interesting.
It may be some basic thing for experienced players, but not for me. I will try that too
I think its the same like resting your thumb on strings to have more precise position
Wow u got great sight ...didn't noticed that thought muting was from alternating MI not A.
Yes again Anna....good music is good medicine....not to be confused with big funny pharma
People's mind differ from one to another, this could have been a more or less effortless alternate way to play trem yes of course. But I am not really sure that this is an instructional video
Анна , вы прекрасно играете на гитаре !!! Браво !!!
Àdoro quando à beleza deliciosa deste sotaque se liberta dó silêncio interagindo com às notas musicais soando como mel nó calor dos desejos de meu coração 💃🎤🎸🍧👁👁💋❤🌴🌹🏵🌷🧜♂️
Ana V,
Le trémolo le plus précis
Je n ai jamais entendu un trémolo aussi parfait.
Ana fait partie des meilleurs Guitariste dans le monde de la Guitare classique ❤❤❤❤❤
Highly talented. More grease to your elbow and more wisdom always. Amen
About tuning: why does she tune the guitar half step hight in this video??
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing ! Bless you !
Ana, thank you for saying that the "a" finger can be a problem!
I have tried pmim, pima, pimami, and pimaeami. It's a skull crusher
Why do I feel like I'm in love?
That was VERY helpful!
Thanks I got something from that
It sounds like her instrument is tuned higher.
I will not relearn, thanks.
Good morning.
Thank you
Thank you very much Ana!
Wonderful!!!
She have the best tremolo I ever seen!