Learn to Play Villa Lobos Etude #1 for Classical Guitar

ClassicalGuita... Get an overview of Heitor Villa-Lobos' Etude #1 for classical guitar. This is a preview of a full course on this piece. This piece is under copyright, so you'll need to purchase the sheet music, but extra materials are also provided with the course.
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[@ClassicalGuitarShed]

Hey! Following along and learn to play Villa-Lobos' Prelude No.1 for guitar, click the link for the Full Course:
my.classicalguitarshed.com/courses/villa-lobos-etude-1/

[@educostanzo]

I bit too advanced to me but I'm Brazilian and I love Villa's solo guitar works, so beautiful and inspiring.

[@DavidDorenfeld]

Thank you so much for your tips in other videos on fundamental concepts, watching them early on has really helped developed better technique. You're a great player and teacher!

[@EchecEtMaxx]

Great job explaining every thing, it is crystal clear to me now!

[@AlanMcCarthyguitar]

I love your enthusiasm for our instrument

[@BRUNONUNESDEOLIVEIRA-ws5su]

are you planting the right hand fingers? that is hard stuff..

[@make_art_not_war]

this is magnificent❤❤ I just love the way you make this piece even more beautiful and enjoyable, where can I get only the sheet music? I really love your work

[@swaroov9236]

i love your teachings i played this on a steel string a bit slower,but when i brought a yamaha c40 i miss righthand notes ,is this because of thick spacing on strings

[@akinnon2000]

Unfortunatly the tabs is too small too read properly.. even on my 43 " TV

[@swaroov9236]

my right hand pattern for this is pm pm pm pm is this erong

[@claudiocruzat7667]

Sounds like ...oniric and misterious music.