Elite Guitarist - "Natalia" by Antonio Lauro - Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 3 мар 2019
- Guitar: Jake Fuller "Purnell" (www.guitarsalon.com/product-2...)
Watch the Full Tutorial and Learn to Play This Piece: tinyurl.com/y2vtpac4
Natalia (Vals Venezolano No. 3) by Antonio Lauro is a beloved standard in the classical guitar repertoire and one of the most requested pieces from Elite Guitarist's students. This piece is full of life and color and combines Strauss-like waltzes with South American syncopated rhythms. Check out the note for note tutorial, grab your guitars and get to work with instructor Tavi Jinariu. Also, check out the general practice tips tucked away in the tutorial segments; these might just set you up for some great progress. Check out this tutorial and the numerous other repertoire tutorials at www.EliteGuitarist.com
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I had the honor of meeting Antonio Lauro in Venezuela when I was a kid.
"Maravilhoso", muito obrigado.
Wow! What a reference! Thanks for sharing :)
Amazing + so beautiful this piece, and your relation to it !
Thank you Tavi ! I was playing the first G to F# in wrong position ! VII Pos. is so smart in relation to ensuing B Harm. ! Now I'll go home and clean it up !!!
just wonderfull excelent lesson
Gracias maestro
Excelent explanation. Thank you.
Interesting. Thanks!
Thank you very much, but... the second part?
Ok, Thank yoy, great , where does it continiue??????
Is the transition between bar 1 and 2 a pulloff with your middle finger? How is that even possible with your index on the 7th?
there are 3 different version of Natalia arranged by A. Diaz
@11:59 I don't think one should play bars 4 (beginning from its middle) and 5 as groups of 2 notes. This makes the last note of bar 5 sound off as if it's there by mistake. I think that is the result of playing the last note of bar 4 with the thumb and giving it the accent it shouldn't have (the bar is written to have 2 3-note figures and not 3 figures of 3, 2 and 1 notes respectively).
2:50 starts
pleaseee
Just another classical guitar... That´s what I hate the most of academics: Is it really necessary all this technical explanation? Not a single harmonic nor musical reference, and without those aspects, this is just another boring classical lesson... 6 years of that in college made me feel depressed and deeply disgusted with the method... so unpersonal...
enjoying any music without any technical stuff is better than technique how to play the music.
Jeez, what a rough life you've had.
I appreciate the effort and expertise Tavi. Thank you!
I feel the same way - but this is true for ME. The technical aspects are absolutely useless for me because there are no special difficulties in the piece - I just can play it almost sightreeding, technically correct as explained. Other people will be happy with the explanations, tricks and hints... So - let's look on YT for musical tricks and hints, José! ;-)
Gracias por esta preciosa lección.
@@marlovitsh😢😢😢