Kia ora koutou. This piece is freakin' awesome. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I do. Thanks to Evan Taucher for playing this on his channel thus enabling me to hear it for the first time and then learn it. Lessons to follow soon. Don't forget to sub and like. Let your fingers fly!
Hi Josh, thanks for sharing sir. I hope that you are enjoying yourself whilst recording because the results are phenomenal. On a side note, could you possibly let me know which strings you use? Thank you
Hi Josh, Thanks so much for all of these wonderful videos. I am currently in quarantine and it's great to be able to use the time to learn some lovely new pieces while I'm locked away. I just wanted to express some gratitude for all of the work you've put in, here and on your nbn website. Cheers
izziomizzio you are absolutely welcome my friend. During lockdown we all need to sink ourselves into something to take our mind off things. I'm really glad you appreciate all the work that I've put into this down through the years and I wish you well with the new pieces.
Terima kasih Inriana. You took time out of your hectic schedule to watch my video and leave a beautiful comment and for that I'm truly appreciative and thankful.
Oh my, what an incredible piece of music! And you played it wonderfully Josh. If I want to learn one piece as my "show piece" (and put in the time required) would you say this is harder or easier to learn than Capricho Arabe? I also have to say that every time I hear a composition by Albeniz I am blown away. What a gift he left the world!
It sure is John. I was in love when I stumbled across it and I simply had to learn it. I would say it's significantly easier than Capricho Arabe. Albeniz is quite possibly my favourite composer. Pieces like Cordoba, Torre Bermeja are so beautiful that they almost defy description.
Thanks Josh, I'll look forward to the lesson. I would love to learn this piece, partly because it is so fresh and everyone else doesn't already play it. John
really well played josh ,looks challenging , its funny coming across new music and you wonder why you never heard it before , I cant play anything by albeniz yet but of them all my favourite at the moment is capricho catalan , that piece just captivate s me so much ,just biding my time til ready to get stuck in ,I believe you have to earn the right to attempt big pieces or you will never do it justice,learned this the hard way
Hey there Alan. Good to hear from you as always. This piece is probably one of his easier pieces I reckon. It looks challenging here and there but of all the Albeniz pieces I've learned down through the years this is by far the easiest. You really do have to put in the hard yards to do justice to the bigger pieces. All the best with this one :)
Hey Joshua, it's been a while! I had a problem with my guitar but it's finally fixed, so I'm back! This is a truly awesome piece. Can't believe I've never heard it before!
Hi Richard. Good to hear from you again. What was wrong with your guitar? Glad to hear it's all sorted now. It really is an awesome piece. I hadn't heard it up until a couple of months ago either.
joshua rogers Well, to be honest there's a lot of things wrong with it. Most problems aren't worth having fixed because it's a very cheap guitar and the price of fixing everything would cost more than the guitar itself, but it was also my first guitar so I'm close to it. But I really should invest in a new one! In this case it was just the tunning pegs that needed a change, but all the music stores are in a shady part of town so I kept putting it off.
This is very nice! I would like to know if you are familiar with Santiago De Murcia’s Jacaras Por La E? Cant seem to find the tabs anywhere so I’m learning it by ear.
Hi Josh Have you any videos on performance pressure ? Im doing grade 8 exam on sunday ,been studying hard for 3 years ,tonight I tried to play my pieces for a friend and my hands were like jelly ,made loads mistakes ,even came to complete stop once ,I m very discouraged😯
Hi Alan. Nice to hear from you again. Actually I don't but perhaps I should make one. How did you get on with your exam? There are many suggestions but here are a couple of really good ones: 1. Play in front of your friend, peers, family etc as many times as you can 2. Make sure you're well-prepared (memorise your repertoire and play your recital through from beginning to end many times without stopping 3. Don't focus on mistakes; focus on enjoying yourself
The soundboard does look darker in this video, it must be the lighting. What make of guitar do you use here Joshua? By the way, fantastic piece of music and beautifully played.
Hi can anyone please answer this question. I have never attended any music classes and I don't have any guitar teacher but I can play some slow pieces using tabs. Will I ever be able to play like a pro? Or its just impossible and I must have a professional teacher.
You may not need a one-on-one teacher but it would benefit you if you were around great players. RUclips has changed the game though because there are many great teachers on the platform. However if you're really struggling with certain aspects a few lessons wouldn't go astray :) No matter what, all the best to you Steven.
Steven, my advice is to practice as much as possible and try to enjoy each time you play. A few private lessons can really help, but only if you get a very good teacher. RUclips is a great resource but pick the best sites and be willing to pay for the better site. I think Josh's site NBNguitar.com is great, he is a great teacher and a very nice person. So you get great lessons and you also get to support his career trying to make a living in the challenging world of the music business. Good luck, and most of all have fun and be easy on yourself.
Kia ora koutou. This piece is freakin' awesome. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I do. Thanks to Evan Taucher for playing this on his channel thus enabling me to hear it for the first time and then learn it. Lessons to follow soon. Don't forget to sub and like. Let your fingers fly!
Hi Josh, thanks for sharing sir. I hope that you are enjoying yourself whilst recording because the results are phenomenal. On a side note, could you possibly let me know which strings you use? Thank you
Could you please make a tutorial of this?
Great video!
For sure. I usually release a tutorial a week or so after I upload a playthrough such as this. Thanks man!
@@nbnguitar
Anytime!
Renaissance Strings Hey Mohsin. Thanks buddy. The strings are Savarez.
Wow, this os a incredible piece, is beautiful
It really is!
Wow!
Thanks Leif!
Hi Josh, Thanks so much for all of these wonderful videos. I am currently in quarantine and it's great to be able to use the time to learn some lovely new pieces while I'm locked away. I just wanted to express some gratitude for all of the work you've put in, here and on your nbn website. Cheers
izziomizzio you are absolutely welcome my friend. During lockdown we all need to sink ourselves into something to take our mind off things. I'm really glad you appreciate all the work that I've put into this down through the years and I wish you well with the new pieces.
Uu, i didn't know this piece, it's very romantic, too much lovely. Cpngratulations from Brazil.
I didn't know it either up until I heard it a few months ago :) It's a very very lovely piece for sure. Thanks from New Zealand.
Wow this is the best thing to listen to while a storm is hitting. Absolutely Love it!! Can’t wait for the lesson.. ahah
Nice one. Actually it was also stormy here in NZ when I was recording it!
Very nice and have never heard it before.Beautifully played.
It is very nice and thank you Geoff.
You are amazing and that's a beyond-beautiful piece ❤
Terima kasih Inriana. You took time out of your hectic schedule to watch my video and leave a beautiful comment and for that I'm truly appreciative and thankful.
Oh my, what an incredible piece of music! And you played it wonderfully Josh. If I want to learn one piece as my "show piece" (and put in the time required) would you say this is harder or easier to learn than Capricho Arabe? I also have to say that every time I hear a composition by Albeniz I am blown away. What a gift he left the world!
It sure is John. I was in love when I stumbled across it and I simply had to learn it. I would say it's significantly easier than Capricho Arabe. Albeniz is quite possibly my favourite composer. Pieces like Cordoba, Torre Bermeja are so beautiful that they almost defy description.
Thanks Josh, I'll look forward to the lesson. I would love to learn this piece, partly because it is so fresh and everyone else doesn't already play it.
John
That's exactly what I was thinking when I encountered it. I hadn't heard it before then and it was liking finding a hidden little gem.
Wow I have never heard this before. Cant wait to learn it. Great playing btw
That's exactly what I thought when I first heard it Saam :)
This song sounds so haunting my god... it's so amazing.
It does doesn't it? I didn't even know this piece existed until a few months ago too!
Love the choices of songs you learn and teach, amazing as usual Joshua 😃 thx
Cheers Ben. This was a lucky find when I was watching another guitarist's channel.
Great song! I'm looking forward to learn it!
Hey there Ony. I felt the same when I heard it a couple of months ago :)
Tino ataahua! This is beautiful
Awww Kia ora Wikitoria! I think this piece is a real hidden gem too :)
What a lovely piece. Awesome sauce.
It really is man. I love playing it.
joshua rogers I will too one day 😬🙏🏻
thanks for this man and all your work
My pleasure man. I'm happy to present these beautiful pieces and possibly help a few people out there. Thanks for your comment too :)
Really enjoyed this Joshua. Looking forward to learning how to play it :)
Hey Mark. Good to hear from you! The 2nd tutorial should be available to all Basic & Premium members by Tuesday :)
Great execution!
Thanks for visiting my channel too. Your Yngwie tributes are world class.
@@nbnguitar I thank you !! You have a beautiful important channel.
really well played josh ,looks challenging , its funny coming across new music and you wonder why you never heard it before , I cant play anything by albeniz yet but of them all my favourite at the moment is capricho catalan , that piece just captivate s me so much ,just biding my time til ready to get stuck in ,I believe you have to earn the right to attempt big pieces or you will never do it justice,learned this the hard way
Hey there Alan. Good to hear from you as always. This piece is probably one of his easier pieces I reckon. It looks challenging here and there but of all the Albeniz pieces I've learned down through the years this is by far the easiest. You really do have to put in the hard yards to do justice to the bigger pieces. All the best with this one :)
Hey Joshua, it's been a while! I had a problem with my guitar but it's finally fixed, so I'm back!
This is a truly awesome piece. Can't believe I've never heard it before!
Hi Richard. Good to hear from you again. What was wrong with your guitar? Glad to hear it's all sorted now. It really is an awesome piece. I hadn't heard it up until a couple of months ago either.
joshua rogers Well, to be honest there's a lot of things wrong with it. Most problems aren't worth having fixed because it's a very cheap guitar and the price of fixing everything would cost more than the guitar itself, but it was also my first guitar so I'm close to it. But I really should invest in a new one! In this case it was just the tunning pegs that needed a change, but all the music stores are in a shady part of town so I kept putting it off.
Can't get any perfect, thanks for uploading
Thank you so much.
Another lovely performance! Thanks for sharing!
Please play Waldteufel Skater's Waltz.
Thanks Abhishek. I'm all busted out for requests dude :(
@@nbnguitar no problem. 😊
Really love your work, can you please arrange nuvole bianche guitar tutorial.
Thank you. I'm absolutely swamped with requests NK so I'm really not sure if I could get to it :(
Another excellent lesson! Which strings do you prefer or does it depend on the guitar you happen to be playing for a certain selection of music?
Thanks again DJ. For this video I think I was using Augustine high tension strings. I use the same strings irrespective of the selection of music.
Awesome , thanks
My pleasure and thanks for your comment.
Nice job. I wasn't familiar with the piece. Thanks for presenting it.
Nice to hear from you again. It's been a while. Happy to present it. I thoroughly enjoyed learning this piece and adding it to my repertoire.
Spot on mate
Cheers mate. Long time no see.
This is very nice!
I would like to know if you are familiar with Santiago De Murcia’s Jacaras Por La E? Cant seem to find the tabs anywhere so I’m learning it by ear.
Thank you M. I'm unfamiliar with that piece :(
very nice Joshua.
Thanks you!
Hi Josh
Have you any videos on performance pressure ? Im doing grade 8 exam on sunday ,been studying hard for 3 years ,tonight I tried to play my pieces for a friend and my hands were like jelly ,made loads mistakes ,even came to complete stop once ,I m very discouraged😯
Hi Alan. Nice to hear from you again. Actually I don't but perhaps I should make one. How did you get on with your exam? There are many suggestions but here are a couple of really good ones:
1. Play in front of your friend, peers, family etc as many times as you can
2. Make sure you're well-prepared (memorise your repertoire and play your recital through from beginning to end many times without stopping
3. Don't focus on mistakes; focus on enjoying yourself
You are very good man :D and you look so sympathetic
Thanks Muhammed :)
Would love to see a tutorial on this!
It's coming (well overdue) but it is coming!
Amazing ... Lengths of Brasil
I'm not sure what you mean by 'lengths of Brasil' but yeah it's an amazing piece for sure :)
No sheet music aye? I’m a classical guitarist as well and sheet music is just my preference so no pressure haha!
No sheet music? I have provided sheet music on my website. I'm not sure what you're implying with your comment.
Hey, do you hace your guitar in 440hz or 432?
440hz
Wonderfully.... tutorial despacito?
Thank you...ahhh no I don't think I'll make a tutorial for Despacito hahaha
New guitar Josh? Or just using a different one? Either way love you man keep it up ❤️
Cheers heaps Xavier. Same guitar although I may have a new one coming in........I'll keep it up for sure :)
The soundboard does look darker in this video, it must be the lighting. What make of guitar do you use here Joshua? By the way, fantastic piece of music and beautifully played.
🥺❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you again Inri :)
Nice play this song make me want to flying
Get them wings ready Pilus.
Браво,као и увек врхунски
Thank you Conan!
Also crepuscolo sul mare by piero umiliani would be great for a tutorial if you ever get around to it I’m sure you’re inundated with requests
I’ll check it out Xavier.
Hi can anyone please answer this question.
I have never attended any music classes and I don't have any guitar teacher but I can play some slow pieces using tabs. Will I ever be able to play like a pro? Or its just impossible and I must have a professional teacher.
You may not need a one-on-one teacher but it would benefit you if you were around great players. RUclips has changed the game though because there are many great teachers on the platform. However if you're really struggling with certain aspects a few lessons wouldn't go astray :) No matter what, all the best to you Steven.
"to get to Carnegie Hall - Practice, Practice, Practice", Brad Pitt quote; Inglorious Basterds 2009
Steven, my advice is to practice as much as possible and try to enjoy each time you play. A few private lessons can really help, but only if you get a very good teacher. RUclips is a great resource but pick the best sites and be willing to pay for the better site. I think Josh's site NBNguitar.com is great, he is a great teacher and a very nice person. So you get great lessons and you also get to support his career trying to make a living in the challenging world of the music business.
Good luck, and most of all have fun and be easy on yourself.
@@nbnguitar thanks for the encouragement and advice. Thanks to all. 😊