Grâce à votre grand talent, ces pièces de Sor pourtant titrées comme étant des leçons, se révèlent être de véritables petits bijoux guitaristiques, très attrayants et d'une musicalité exceptionnelle, de celle qui donne envie de reprendre la guitare et de les étudier. Merci beaucoup pour cela; Cordialement
Thank you Michael, for the reference this performance of op. 31 is beeing for the classical guitat lovers and students. The study nr 11, in Fmajor, was one the of the first pieces that I have learned 25 years ago with the name of "Andante of 4 Notes" and still one of most beautifull pieces in my repertoire. Hugs from Mozambique!
Woah, I'll be darned 😁! Was looing to continue Op. 31 and when I searched for an example you were the first result! Man 25k views, you should be at like 5k followers and 10k likes at this point, lol. Same thing happens on my review videos though, sadly. Anyways, this made for a great reference example.
Hey Josh! It's a great opus, hope you enjoy learning the pieces. Popularity on the internet is a bizarre thing sometimes... it's hard to know why, but some content gets a huge amount of attention and others stay relatively unknown.
Thank you for upload . I enjoyed your musicality and interpretation . The style of video allowing me to clearly see your technique was extremely helpful as I am learning op 31.
I think that is true, though it's admittedly been many years since I've read his method... The (a) finger usually is the hardest finger to use and get a good tone with after all.
well done, sounds clean and perfectly executed BUT, in my opinion, you play too ''mechanically'' if you know what i mean... There are parts that should hit harder or smoother by modulating the tempo and volume between bars or parts in the songs, but since you play them like a metronome, the ''hype'' is missing, its emotionless
Thanks for your comment! Fair enough, I am not a very "emotionally passionate" performer ;) What's so fascinating about classical music is that different performers can play the same music, but in so many different ways.
Grâce à votre grand talent, ces pièces de Sor pourtant titrées comme étant des leçons, se révèlent être de véritables petits bijoux guitaristiques, très attrayants et d'une musicalité exceptionnelle, de celle qui donne envie de reprendre la guitare et de les étudier. Merci beaucoup pour cela; Cordialement
Merci! :)
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Thank you for sharing your comments :)
Perfecto. Un sonido sin igual. Maravilloso. Gracias
Very very nice ! Thank you !
Thank you Michael, for the reference this performance of op. 31 is beeing for the classical guitat lovers and students. The study nr 11, in Fmajor, was one the of the first pieces that I have learned 25 years ago with the name of "Andante of 4 Notes" and still one of most beautifull pieces in my repertoire. Hugs from Mozambique!
Thank you, I'm glad the recordings are helpful! They really are such beautiful compositions. Cheers from Canada!
Beautiful playing! Solid performance
Your happiness is noticeably genuine while you play. Thank you for inspiring me to love my instrument and practice more mindfully today.
Thanks for the comments. Happy practicing!
Very, very well done. Impressive.
Thanks for watching!
Muy expresivo, muy al tempo todos los estudios Gracias
Splendid
Lovely stuff :)
Very nicely played muchacho!
Very nice touch on the guitar. I so enjoy watching classical guitarists with great technique. Lovely performances. Thank you.
Excellent playing!!!
Sehr schön gespielt, gefällt mir, Daumen hoch!
Very nicely done!
Michael, thank you very much. I'm a beginner and your classes have helped me a lot in my learning. 👏👏👏
Thanks for your comment Antonio! Glad they have been helpful for you :)
Excelente trabajo!
You are very good continue on your work.
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Thanks for the comments!
very nice. very soothing. well played.
Loved them all! 12 thumbs-up 👍 and very helpful! Thanks so much.
Thanks for listening to them :) Glad they were helpful!
Wow great piece, excellent translation. Well done 👍👌👌
Es muy bueno tu "tempo" y tu digitacion, respetando el espiritu del autor...!! Es excelente tu aporte al estudio de la guitarra.
Lovely playing this really helped me with my rhythm thank you😇🙂
Woah, I'll be darned 😁! Was looing to continue Op. 31 and when I searched for an example you were the first result! Man 25k views, you should be at like 5k followers and 10k likes at this point, lol. Same thing happens on my review videos though, sadly. Anyways, this made for a great reference example.
Hey Josh! It's a great opus, hope you enjoy learning the pieces. Popularity on the internet is a bizarre thing sometimes... it's hard to know why, but some content gets a huge amount of attention and others stay relatively unknown.
Thank you so much. Health on your hands.
Thaks you
TThank you so much for the video, this series is helping me a lot! You play very well, you're a great guitarist!
Thank you for these recordings! They are very helpful and they reveal a great respect for the composer.
Thanks you so much, you are a very good Guitarist
Nice playing Michael, clear and melodic.
Bravo!
Good day. It's good for high music school. Interesting. Every guitarist need to study this pieces.
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Thank you, Fernando Sor's etudes are excellent compositions!
Wonderful. Well done!
Thank you for upload . I enjoyed your musicality and interpretation . The style of video allowing me to clearly see your technique was extremely helpful as I am learning op 31.
Well done.
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Wouaw ! Lovely... Thank you so much !
Lovely, clean playing. Well done!
Hermoso trabajo!!
Perfect.
You're amazing! Congrats, pal!
Ah so here is what I came for! So it’s a total of 24 etudes in progressive difficulty. I see.
Very well done sir, your playing is very clean. Some a little fast (in my view) but they are open to interpretation after all.
Thanks for the comment Spencer :)
Great work! I hope you will play others opus by Sor.
Nice instrument...what guitar do you play?
Thanks! It's a Douglass Scott spruce top. It has a nice clear sound
Is it true that Sor played mostly without using (a) finger in right hand?
I think that is true, though it's admittedly been many years since I've read his method... The (a) finger usually is the hardest finger to use and get a good tone with after all.
Hey I have the same shirt. Bluenotes!
Haha yes! Good spotting ;)
complimenti suono pulito. che corde usa sulla sua chitarra?
Grazie :) I use D'Addario Pro Arte Composite Core Normal Tension strings (EJ45C).
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Michael, what guitar are you playing ? Beautiful sound.
have you partiture of it?
I downloaded the complete score from imslp
Very nice play! You play the guitar very well!! Can you play the op 35 By Fernando Sor?
I've played some of the etudes from Op. 35, but haven't recorded any. Maybe I'll record that opus one day! Thanks for the suggestion :)
good but...estudio 4? name?
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well done, sounds clean and perfectly executed BUT, in my opinion, you play too ''mechanically'' if you know what i mean... There are parts that should hit harder or smoother by modulating the tempo and volume between bars or parts in the songs, but since you play them like a metronome, the ''hype'' is missing, its emotionless
Thanks for your comment! Fair enough, I am not a very "emotionally passionate" performer ;) What's so fascinating about classical music is that different performers can play the same music, but in so many different ways.
@@MichaelBemmels you are absolutely right! Don't get me wrong, you play it beautifully!
I never liked Sor music because it was annoying, but I was wrong
Bravo!