Learn to play Cavatina - Classical Guitar Video Tutorial Part 1/4 | EliteGuitarist.com
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‘Learned’ this song over the course of a year, and performed it live when I was 17. 22 years later I realize I still haven’t mastered it. Keep on practicing!
My dad has mastered this song his job was a guitar teacher and he could teach up to grade 8 it took him 2 years to master it but I never appreciated how hard it was he was constantly playing when I was a kid and all I wanted to do was watch cartoons and used to get annoyed with him constantly playing but I'm so proud of him now
I cannot agree enough that this tutorial is such a superb one, that he teaches from his sincere heart, can't thank you enough, lovely.
I´m in waaay too deep water even trying this. And I love it! Me and my sore thumb salutes you!
I'm just beginning to learn how to play guitar, Cavatina being one of my main inspirations for learning. These videos will surely serve as something religious for me in the coming years; thank you so much for the effort you put into these tutorials.
Tavi - the depth of finger placement and activity explanations (e.g. hammers on and pull offs), along with right hand picking sequencing reflect your wonderfully patient teaching style. I’m glad you offered the advice you gave for beginners and even for folks like me who’ve been playing for decades (recv’d first guitar on my 10th B-day...1963). Also, your demonstration video of Cavatina on the Córdoba Hauser was flawless and has become my new favorite instrumental piece. Thank you for that!
This is so great to hear Brett. I am glad this was helpful to you and when you get the piece under your fingers, send me a recording of it. I would love to hear it. Cheers and thanks for being part of the www.EliteGuitarist.com community.
This is a fantastic, fantastic tutorial. It is incredibly well-paced with great detail. Thanks for the amazing effort you went to in making it and for posting it here.
One of the best guitar tutorials I've ever watched. And for a difficult piece, too! Thank you so much!
This guy is a superb teacher. Excellent tutorial!
After learning this for six years I'm starting to get there. Using dodgy net tab has definitely slowed me down.
Finally! someone validates how hard this piece is. The first player I met who played this for me actually claimed it was easy and I have beat myself up for years because I have found it impossible to get the first two or three measures down.
Let me tell you my experience I too struggled with this piece a few years ago I pretty much stopped playing it but then I decided to attack my bar chord technique and a few months later it took me just 4 days to master this piece and play it flawlessly frankly its quite easy for me now the reason people find it hard is because they squeeze too hard which creates tension
This guitarist is very talented and this is an introduction to this piece.
Going deeper into the musicality of the piece, one big thing is missing.
This is actually originally for two guitars.
I have had conversations with very esteemed guitarists that conclude the same thing.
The bass notes need to come slightly before the lyrical notes.
This helps to distinguish that there is a background melody and a lyrical melody, two seperate things that should be distinct.
Listen to John Williams playing this and it is only obvious when you listen for it, but it brings a depth to the music.
He actually demonstrates this at 3:35 in an extreme example, but that is what I am getting at.
This piece is relatively easy to play but hard to master.
Mastering it requires this attention to musicality.
Master, you are right! It’s a punishing for the righthand. I’ve learned all bars and are able to play them, but the righthand, everytime, is very difficult. In the beginning I thought that it was the highnis of my bridge, like playing on a FLETA. But is is the strenghts in your bridgehand, specially the thump ball! Thank you for your view and lessons! Alexander, France.👍🎶❤️
you are the best one in youtube ,,, all you tube play cavatina but without any sense , u teach very good and show how true play this piece , and simple , want thank u , u are amazing ,
It actually looked easy upon first seeing others play it--was I wrong! The first measure bar is where I have difficulty making the B-note sound without having my third finger on the forth string G# touch the 3rd string B-note because of the pinky stretch on the high E-string. Wow!
And I do appreciate that he assures us that it will come with practice. I have already made up my mind to purchase his video. Twenty dollars isn't too much to pay for guidance in the rest of the tutorial. Thank you, for a well-made part one.
What a fantastic detailed step-by-step slowly and encouraging lesson to learn a deceptively (when just listening) very hard and beautiful piece. I feel like De Niro & Team trapped in that cage ready to play their way to freedom, "I want three barre chords, give me three!" Really appreciate you sharing what will be a long-term project for me thank you...
Love the way you patiently teach this piece. Love from Toronto! Cheers.
you my dear friend are a wonderful, excellent guitarist and teacher; such patient clear gentle direction. I am a sax player, bought a guitar last week to learn. This is one of my favorites so. I know it is hard but I am willing and with your help becomes a possibility. Many thanks.
You are a great teacher. I will follow your instructions and begin to learn playing ❤
Extremely well done! This is a great service to all guitarists in training.
Thanks Jud. That's our intent and we are so glad it is helpful to you.
Thanks for the tutorial. Cavatina is a very beautiful song. Unfortunately I have problem on first measure. It is very difficult to avoid my ring finger touch the third string.
This is Masterfully taught, beautiful Piece of Music, glad I found and picked you to learn this. 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
God bless you Sir for your time to teach willingly for free.
Thank you for being so detailed in teaching Cavatina. It's very helpful. Just wondering if you also have a tutorial for recuerdos de Alhambra ?
Yes! ruclips.net/video/nuDVWJg_OaE/видео.html This is the first lesson.
Thanks man for your patience in this tutorial.
You’re a very patient guitar teacher! Never mind the bashers ! I am following you Bar by bar. Where’s your part 2 ?
I wish I could play this but my guitar is not in good condition, the strings are too far from the board so it's a literal pain to attempt bar cords the higher I go. But this would be a dream to play! Great tutorial!
This is the finest tutorial on this song.
Happy Christmas. Having watched this part I have decided that this piece will be the next challenge. Just about got the fingering for first 7bars using my Strat which surprisingly sounds ok on a clean tone. Will try to learn all of it by next Xmas 😅 Thank you for the tutorials.
Thank you so much for teaching guitar 🎸 classically
Thank you for this. It's been so long since I knew how to play this whole piece, and I remember how hard it was to master haha. I enjoy how thorough you are w/ explaining the chords.
Excellent tutoriel pour apprendre un très beau morceau de guitare que l'on peut entendre dans le film "Voyage au bout de l'enfer" au moment ou le héros part à la chasse au daim et qu'il ne peut le tuer après avoir vu toutes les horreurs de la guerre du Vietnam. Congratulations au guitariste pour cet excellent cours. On en redemande... Chapeau bas l'artiste !
This is great, many thanks for this! Students periodically ask me to teach them this one but I have avoided it up until now as classical is not my speciality and my sight reading higher up the neck is not so good. However, I now feel I can accept the challenge thanks to your excellent tutorial!
You are a great teacher. Thank you very much!
Thanks, this is the best tutorial on Cavatina I could find so far.
I am glad you fond this helpful. Check out the other segments at eliteguitarist.com/VideosTutor...
The piece is near impossible on a steel string. I need a classical asap.
Very helpful and encouraging. I have been trying to learn this piece for years..
That's wonderful Gregory! Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial
You are so welcome!
Thank you for the lesson. I was curious about the John Williams recording. It sounds like he recorded the piece as a whole but went back and tracked the high note melody as a second track? You can tell because a single microphone picks up a very pronounced melody.
First, thank you for the video. Question, Would it be possible to play rest stroke with the complementary? Alternating the right hand between the middle sound hole with the melody. And close to the bridge with the complementary? Would this give the effect of 2 or maybe even 3 voices?
this piece makes you wrist and finger bar stronger
Thank you for this tutorial. Played it by ear years ago but I have forgot the fingering. This is very helpful.
thank you i am already practicing this piece it's very helpful that you explained all we need to know .
thank you brother this is a very detailed tutorial. God bless you.
Oh wow finally an explanation for learning such nice piece !
must be learnt very soon.
thank you very much :)
WHAT ABOUT THE BEFORE and AFTER?; are there any therapeutic actions one needs to take to otherwise "Condition" the finger board hand as in warm ups or stretches?
What about After a long practice session?
I've played since I was 17, I am now 66 and quite frankly, it takes me about 20 minutes to get some fluency and THAT might allow me about a half hour to play (with any sense of dignity) then my FB hand just won't respond?
I used to play for 8 hours a day and now my hands are rebelling.
This tune IS an Athletic endeavour the reach you need and the change up transitions are some of the most complicated, surely only the well advanced should even embark on it
I'm so sad that i can't afford this, i'm from brazil. 20$ is three times more here, 60R$. I'm a student and dont have this money. Well, what you've released for free i watched and learned. You explain things so very well, thank you.
You are an excellent man Brother Can you play Map of the world by Pat metheny
Is this possible on a steel string
Wow, what an amazing teacher! Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Q : Is it absolutely necessary to have long finger nails on the right hand . ? My fingers no longer can grow long nails ( not sure why ) I bought a new Yamaha Classical Guitar.
When you say "bar" chords...you mean chords you play in a bar? lol This lovely piece is on my bucket list. I play steel string so I may tune it down 2 steps and capo up 2 frets to make it easier on the digits!
You make a "bar" with one of you're fingers, covering more than one string.
I need more part 2,3 and 4 pls it’s so good😍😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️
www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/cavatina
I finally found it! I finally found a tutorial for Cavatina I won't mind shelling a few bucks for. Thank you so much for this beautiful and comprehensive tutorial!
Thanks Baibhav! I look forward to having you as a student on www.EliteGuitarist.com
you deserve more subscribers my man
Thanks Seppo. We just launched these videos on RUclips and are encouraged by the initial response. Thanks for helping us get the word out.
Oh it should be named "BARatina" instead of Cavatina 😅😅
I really don't know why I want to learn it though it is not easy at all, it hurts actually ! ... but it sounds great !
thanks for having patient explaining it slowly and carefully 👍👍 I appreciate your work
From here on I will refer to it as BARatina! Great.
Thank you very much sir..this is very important lesson.
This took me around 6 weeks hard graft to master. Truly an authentic piece. Totally unorthodox ordering.
i started a beatles copy band in 1976 age12 with hands that didant open,,openned my left just about,and i play quite well,,but sadly i cannot reach your first chord (covers 4 frets) ill have to learn the lead and do a backing track,,there is always a way,,to be honest im prof anyone can play well even with twisted hands ;-)
For me the hardest part is the bar chords in the beginning, especially the A chord played with the bar and D shape fingers. For some reason my second and third finger keep bunching up and I'm failing to get the notes ringing crisp. It's literally that chord that is ruining my life right now. lol
how do I download the tabs ? there's a resources section but no link, nothing to click.
What a great tutorial
You wrote "Free download tabs and sheet music" So I clicked on the link, and subscribed but I only get "some" tutorial videos, not Free sheet music. Where can I find it?
Ultimate Guitar app
@@wallywalpamur4960 I went to your website, subscribed, and after the 7th video it says "Sheet Music & Tablature" but there is no clickable link or anything to download. So, I don't understand, where's the music sheet?
I wish I could learn to play this. But it's such a sad song. Makes me want to cry all the time.
Maybe that's a great reason to play it, after all. Stay tender hearted!
here's a tip. play the song first before starting the tutorial. that'll have a great effect on your videos.
Thanks for the tip. We release the performance preview and tutorial at the same time. Here is a link for the performance: ruclips.net/video/4iSF3M7DAQo/видео.html
I came here after watching the clip...should I go back and watch it again? lol
Please help me with Bar 5. That is such a killer for me. I can't maintain my first finger and make the other fingers position properly. How can you move the other fingers without moving the first finger on the 5th fret? Mine kept on moving
Good job sir! Thanks for this video.
Tavi, I can't locate tutorial 2,3 or 4. Are they posted yet?
Yes, they are all available at www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/cavatina
Pls make a toturial for fur Elise.
Really good video, thanks for this!
Dear eliteguitarist, can you make tutorial for concierto de aranjuez-adagio..for one guitar arrangement? Think tavi jinariu would be the best candidate to do it😍
Buen día! Como se llama el "armazón" que se coloca entre la guitarra y la pierna? Me parece más cómodo que el banquito para apoyar el pie. Muchas gracias!
Great course.
Please, how do you avoid the open strings to resonate ? Sometimes i hear my open strings resonate (for example in bar n*8, when pulling down A to G#). Do you use right hand/thumb to mute some strings?
Thanks for masterclass
On the end of bar 8 when you play A in melody you still have finger p resting on string 5th (after rest-stroke on bass in the beginning of bar8), and when you pull-off to G you immediately use small barreh in the next bar and play string 5 again. There's nothing to resonate there.
Fantastic teaching!
You know its gonna be a tough one when he gives a warning about pain in the beginning 😂. Think I'll do a few finger workouts before I give it a shot.
Thank you. So much.
You are a really good tutor! Thanks so much!
Thank you very much for the kind words.
Very good explanation, thank you very much
One of my fav piece....👍👍👍👍
Very good instruction. Thank you. You are VERY good.
Thank you and I am glad this is helpful to you.
Thank you for the barre chords motivation
Thanks for the comprehensive lesson.
My pleasure. Cheers!
Alan Ali great tutorial firstly where are the other 3 parts secondly where can you get the pad holding your guitar up I use a foot stool but like your leg pad and lastly what make of guitar are you using many thanks Steve from surrey
I can play spanish romance, lagrima and a little bit of nothing else matters from metallica. Is this song okay to learn next at the level im at now?
No, it is too big of a jump. Work your way up through our beginner and intermediate level repertoire tutorials.
Great tutorial. Will you be publishing the next section on RUclips? I can't find it?
Thanks for your reply. If I purchase the tutorial, is that the same video method (which is brilliant to follow)? Thanks
Yes, it is the same tutorial with additional section that contains the rest of the piece. Good luck!
Hi Steve, I realized that we recently changed the URL for the tutorial. Here it is once again. eliteguitarist.com/classical/videodetails/cavatina/BC6856
@@EliteGuitarist it’s not there?
I loved this tutorial and evrything about it. My only question is where are parts 2,3 and 4??? 😁
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God, yes. I love pieces with mostly bar chords. they're way easier
This comment made us laugh.
What's the brand of that guitar?
Passionnant et très bonne leçon!
i love the guitar
where is the next lesson ??? I want to be able to play this song
Thx u
Hi Michael, the entire tutorial plus many other ones can be found here: www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/cavatina
Nice!!! ... good tutorial!!! ... Thanks!!!
Where are the other episodes??
Hi. Which guitar support are you using? I can't make it out ?
Thanks
Ergoplay Troster
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Thanks very much :)
Where are the rest of the tutorials please? It’s very useful but it covers only to bar 16.....
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I wanted to learn this piece, but after listening to the introduction, I do not dare to begin with it.
Great tutorial! Where are tutorials part 2, 3, & 4?
see video description: www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/cavatina
Elite Guitarist Is it separate payment for each tutorials?
@@andrewconanan4684 No; a subscription fee (monthly or yearly) offers unlimited access to the entire library of resources within a certain guitar track (classical, jazz or flamenco).
Cool. I completed/finished Romanza and Lagrima already (it was free thank you!) just polishing up. I have just finished Part 1 of Cavatina. It’s been frustrating until I saw the hand stretching exercises video on youtube. Amazing how it helped my hand flexibility! Now I think I’m ready for Tango En Skai😁! I will subscribe for sure. I used to play folk music (Peter, Paul & Mary, Simon & Garfiunkel, JT, Don McLean etc..) but I’ve always dreamed of playing classical and jazz music.. Now with this Work From Home (due to Covid 19) arrangement, I get to listen and practice more! Any recommendations on a good but not too pricey guitar? I have a 20 yr old Cordoba.
They think it's all over... [BAR 5] ... it is now!
Gus Flannagan
Damn right! The transition from bar 4 to bar 5 is soooo hard!
the way you broke the first two cords down absolutely brilliant
I agree...best tutorial.
Appreciate the kind words. I hope the rest of them are helpful to you as well.
Al Locke
where is the part 2?