I play by ear, and verbal instructions supplemented by actual example are most valuable, as with this instruction. No confusing, or even contradicting instruction as with other teaching videos for this beautifully mysterious piece.
It‘s just amazing how meticulous you go about explaining everything…….I believe that the awareness of every detail makes the difference to guitar playing….
Thanks so much for the kind words Nikos! If you are learning this piece with EliteGuitarist tutorials, send us a recording of you playing this piece. www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/capricho-arabe
Thank you for this breakdown i cant read notes but i play flamenco, just recently i found this song and now because of you i am learning how to play it many thanks from me🤗
Thank you for that tutorial. There is so much beneficial information communicated in the words and movements to help develop my playing. It is a privilege to get an insight from a master. Much appreciated.
Tavi Jinariu, your interpretation is phenomenal...love it. Would you be posting the 2/4 3/4 and 4/4 of the tutorial for Capricho Arabe? God bless you and thank you for magnificent explanation.
Hi Leah, thanks so much for the kind words. You may find the remainder of the tutorial segments at www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/capricho-arabe
vraiment très bien expliqué , encore merci car cette merveilleuse pièce de Tarrega Francisco est très difficile à jouer ; vivement les 3 autres tutorials ;really very well explained, thank you again because this wonderful piece of Tarrega Francisco is very difficult to play strongly the other 3 tutorials
Thank you so much. I only started playing guitar three months ago but I'm bent on learning this song. I can play the beginning fairly well, but my technique is so wrong. This is a tremendous help.
This is the first time I've heard Tavi talk! usually I watch him talking on the fretboard. easily one of my favourite guitarists in the world!! does he teach Granada? if so, he'd be the only one! can't find any lessons anywhere. There's always Michael Chapdelaine but I can't afford $100 skype lesson lol. I'm a wildling dammit! ha
Hi Michael, Granada is coming up soon. I am planning to record Granada sometime in August, 2017. Stay tuned and check out the other tutorials we recently uploaded at www.EliteGuitarist.com
Good tutorial, but it gets very confusing when you keep mixing up the picking patterns. You'll play a note with i, then you'll play it with m. It makes it difficult to follow
Thank you for the tutorial. I couldn't be sure about the tuning. As you've said at the begining, D-A-B for the first three strings is not correct I thing. Could you please tell us the correct tuning ?
You're explaining things like your target audience just started playing guitar whereas this song requires a decent bit of experience. Listening to teachers include massive amounts of fluff in their videos has always been a small pet peeve of mine, especially when it's extremely basic concepts and methods for a song that almost nobody who doesn't know these things should be trying to play. Otherwise great tutorial.
Hi Gabe. Thanks for the comment. Yes, this is indeed the main purpose of these note for note tutorials. They are meant to open up the classical guitar repertoire to those who may not have the means to study the instrument in a formal setting over a period of many years. The advanced performers do not need a note for note tutorial as their reading skills are likely advanced as well. For most individuals, however, this could be very helpful in the initial acquisition of the piece. The advanced students can watch the performance preview of the piece and "plunder" musical and phrasing ideas from the actual performance. Here is the link for the performance: ruclips.net/video/N6f0JTwrAbU/видео.html Having said that, I have sought to include phrasing suggestions alongside the very detailed approach to teaching the piece note for note. Thank you again for the comments and we wish you great success in your musical pursuits. Send us a recording of you playing this piece; we would love to check it out.
I'm a beginner and he is a godsend. A blessed angel. Gabe just watch on 2x speed if it bores you. For me, he's the teacher I never had and I am eternally grateful for his heart and expertise. Thank you.
I am also a beginner. I know this Song is hard, but i like to master it, because this Sng is pure beauty and passion. It never get's old or boring. So i can practice and train my hands.
@@EliteGuitarist Hello again, there is also a possibility to only pay for this tutorial and not take out a monthly subscription, I would also pay the price of the monthly subscription only for this complete tutorial.
try to explain for someone that alrready know how to play a guitar, the way you are explaining its so slow and so 1st class guitar that its to much boring triyng to learn with this movie, this is like the 1st lesson guitar, and in the first lesson no one will learn this song, so you can go faster....
If someone knows how to play the guitar, there is no need for a tutorial. Our desire is to bring everyone along, including beginner players. We are all in this together! These are teaching tutorials and the purpose is not to avoid boredom or entertain but rather, to effectively teach.
Watched 3 minutes and he just started the 2nd note. I've been playing for 18 years and I'll be the first to say that not all good players make good teachers. He should understand that no one who is touching a guitar for the first time is attempting this piece. If they are, they shouldn't be.
@@ClassicalPan I am pretty bad at guitar and I'm learning it, not familiar with a lot of stuff, really like the song, if you want a faster tutorial there are faster tutorials online, another thing you could do is skip the video. There is nothing to complain about you silly goose.
@@bjerk1881 Yep, I don't understand why so many virtuoso guitarists are watching a tutorial. When you are truly advanced, you just pick the sheet music and figure it out, then your teacher gives you some artistic advises. obviously this great tutorial is intended for players wanting to challenge their actual level to play such a beautiful piece. Very hard but not that fast, so it is achievable. That's why the explanation is so ample. that makes him a great teacher don't you think?
7:37 It always baffles me when classical musicians say: “Don’t be a copycat” As they are literally reading someone else’s composition of a piece of paper 🤷♂️ It’s such elitist behaviour. If you want to “make it your own” - then become a composer. Even then you are still going to use ideas from someone else. But if you just want to just play music, you HAVE TO copy other people. How else are you going to learn applying rubato and such? Those things don’t come by themselves. At some point you’re going to have to imitate someone else’s playing. Surely, later on you can start applying these things yourself. But only when you’ve mastered it.
The point is to develop your own style and "interpretation" over time... it doesn't matter that it's someone else's composition. Guitarist David Russell once related a story about when he was a young student and played a piece for a music teacher at the music academy he was attending back then (the teacher in question was not a guitarist himself)... Russell's own interpretation of the piece was heavily influenced by an old Segovia recording, and when he played the piece in such a way, the teacher asked "Is it necessary to add so many exaggerated rubatos?" Russell informed the teacher that's how Segovia would play the piece, to which he replied, "That's how *he* played the piece, but I want to hear how *you* play the piece... don't play what he did, that way has already been done." From then on, Russell started trying to find new effective ways to interpret music...
I play by ear, and verbal instructions supplemented by actual example are most valuable, as with this instruction. No confusing, or even contradicting instruction as with other teaching videos for this beautifully mysterious piece.
Wonderful teacher. Such patience. A beautiful sound. Thank you. It's what we strive for.
I hope you will benefit from this tutorial.
Thank you so much ... at last I find a tutorial really helpful.
we are happy to read this. Check out the rest of the tutorials at www.EliteGuitaristclassical.com
Thank you so much for your wonderful step by step videos…you’re the best
It‘s just amazing how meticulous you go about explaining everything…….I believe that the awareness of every detail makes the difference to guitar playing….
Indeed! Keep up the good work.
What an excellent lesson! Tavi Jinariu´s performance of this piece is the best I´ve ever heard!
Thanks so much for the kind words Nikos! If you are learning this piece with EliteGuitarist tutorials, send us a recording of you playing this piece. www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/capricho-arabe
I fell asleep
It is a certain feeling when I found out how to correctly play the first chord to this song. ❤
The extra tips on musicality were really helpful. Thanks tavi!
thank you so much. this opens a new door in music for me. great lesson
Thank you for this breakdown i cant read notes but i play flamenco, just recently i found this song and now because of you i am learning how to play it many thanks from me🤗
In this excellent video I would write "PATIENCE" with capital letter. A special gift for beginner, like me. Thanks a lot.
Thank you for that tutorial. There is so much beneficial information communicated in the words and movements to help develop my playing. It is a privilege to get an insight from a master. Much appreciated.
Muchas gracias. Excelente tutorial. Me has despejado muchas dudas y tu explicación es detallada. Saludos.
I cant believe this material is free thanks for this great tutorial
I we finish this piece ? will we get a BH Honours in Guitar ? this is my 3rd piece i am learning :) 4th
Tavi Jinariu, your interpretation is phenomenal...love it. Would you be posting the 2/4 3/4 and 4/4 of the tutorial for Capricho Arabe? God bless you and thank you for magnificent explanation.
Hi Leah, thanks so much for the kind words. You may find the remainder of the tutorial segments at www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/capricho-arabe
You have to pay for them
Wow.. It's a wonderfull guiter lesson,I always wait for the 2 untill the last,thank's verymuch
This is really great lesson , thanks a lot .
I tought i had patience. Then i saw your lesson.
thank you so much for this lesson! much love!
Thank you
Excelent tutorial, multumiri pentru timpul si maiestria daruite iubitorilor de chitara classica
Cu mare placere.
Thank you Maestro!
Fantastic lesson, I'm so glad I found you channel.im using a admira Teresa guitar at the moment, a guitar I bought about 20 years ago.
vraiment très bien expliqué , encore merci car cette merveilleuse pièce de Tarrega Francisco est très difficile à jouer ; vivement les 3 autres tutorials ;really very well explained, thank you again because this wonderful piece of Tarrega Francisco is very difficult to play
strongly the other 3 tutorials
Here are the rest of the segments. www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/capricho-arabe
hi. fantastic lesson....n..made it easy....so well....than.Q....best wishes...frm Doha-Qatar
Thank you very much this is most helpful.
Excellent! Keep up the good work.
121/5000
Thank you for you precious help ; it allowed me to progress; strongly the tutorial 2 for caprichio arabic of TARREGA.Thank you very much.
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Thank you so much. I only started playing guitar three months ago but I'm bent on learning this song. I can play the beginning fairly well, but my technique is so wrong. This is a tremendous help.
This is wonderful to hear!
Learnt this song in 2 days lol, but came here to see how professionals play it.
Very nice teaching style
Great. Thank you!
Where can i find the rest of the tutorials?
This is the first time I've heard Tavi talk! usually I watch him talking on the fretboard. easily one of my favourite guitarists in the world!! does he teach Granada? if so, he'd be the only one! can't find any lessons anywhere. There's always Michael Chapdelaine but I can't afford $100 skype lesson lol. I'm a wildling dammit! ha
Hi Michael,
Granada is coming up soon. I am planning to record Granada sometime in August, 2017. Stay tuned and check out the other tutorials we recently uploaded at www.EliteGuitarist.com
Here is the link for Granada. www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/granada
That was a great lesson. Can we please have parts 2, 3 and 4?
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Good tutorial, but it gets very confusing when you keep mixing up the picking patterns. You'll play a note with i, then you'll play it with m. It makes it difficult to follow
Thank you for the tutorial. I couldn't be sure about the tuning. As you've said at the begining, D-A-B for the first three strings is not correct I thing. Could you please tell us the correct tuning ?
Starting with first string (thinnest) the turning is E, B, G, D, A, D.
Great stuff as always! At what point do you recommend to students when to start leaning this piece? Intermediate, advanced?
Intermediate, on the verge of advanced. The tutorial is included in the advanced repertoire section of the website at www.EliteGuitarist.com
3:18 fourth finger or forefinger..?
9:01 is impossible to me
Come on, press on! You can do it if you slow it down and give your body and brain enough time to acclimate to the passage. Good luck to you!
I need a sheet music for this 😕
I am preparing for ATCL .
Your lessons are helping me alot...thanks for uploading.😊
The sheet music as well as tablature are available alongside the full tutorial. www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/capricho-arabe
Lovely.
Thank you so much 😊
Best tutorial so far
I don't find part two. Where is it?
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In music one is not “allowed”to play as he or she desires until he or she becomes a master. Then you don’t play it “wrong” anymore.
where is the rest?
Thanks Tavi... Great Work
Thanks Walter. Record yourself playing the piece and send it my way; I would love to hear it.
👏👏👏👏👏
The last part where it speeds up really fast is so difficult
Wow my pinky is locking when I play on the 15th fret and pull of to 12th. Hope that goes away :)
ilove you
You're explaining things like your target audience just started playing guitar whereas this song requires a decent bit of experience. Listening to teachers include massive amounts of fluff in their videos has always been a small pet peeve of mine, especially when it's extremely basic concepts and methods for a song that almost nobody who doesn't know these things should be trying to play. Otherwise great tutorial.
Hi Gabe. Thanks for the comment. Yes, this is indeed the main purpose of these note for note tutorials. They are meant to open up the classical guitar repertoire to those who may not have the means to study the instrument in a formal setting over a period of many years. The advanced performers do not need a note for note tutorial as their reading skills are likely advanced as well. For most individuals, however, this could be very helpful in the initial acquisition of the piece. The advanced students can watch the performance preview of the piece and "plunder" musical and phrasing ideas from the actual performance. Here is the link for the performance: ruclips.net/video/N6f0JTwrAbU/видео.html
Having said that, I have sought to include phrasing suggestions alongside the very detailed approach to teaching the piece note for note. Thank you again for the comments and we wish you great success in your musical pursuits. Send us a recording of you playing this piece; we would love to check it out.
I'm a beginner and he is a godsend. A blessed angel. Gabe just watch on 2x speed if it bores you. For me, he's the teacher I never had and I am eternally grateful for his heart and expertise. Thank you.
I am also a beginner. I know this Song is hard, but i like to master it, because this Sng is pure beauty and passion. It never get's old or boring. So i can practice and train my hands.
Continuem com os tutoriais por favor!
www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/capricho-arabe
Great Tavi, but are your strings metal?
Nylon. Knobloch Carbon Medium or high Tension
thx for the perfekt tutorial.
But where is part 2, 3, 4,....?
See video description: www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/capricho-arabe
@@EliteGuitarist I didn't look carefully, thanks a lot for the quick answer :)
@@EliteGuitarist Hello again, there is also a possibility to only pay for this tutorial and not take out a monthly subscription, I would also pay the price of the monthly subscription only for this complete tutorial.
@@rudiwinkelspecht4930 Unfortunately, we do not offer individual tutorial subscriptions. You can cancel at any time after the first month.
@@rudiwinkelspecht4930 Unfortunately our system does not support the sale of individual tutorials. You can cancel at any time after the first month.
Where are the other parts ?
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we need next part
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is this actually Tavi's channel?
Hi Michael, this is the channel reserved for the online teaching platform I developed. www.EliteGuitarist.com
Brooo!
we have the same guitar , but you are bether than playing
next section...ion...ion...ion
And where is the second part ?
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Would be easier with tabs
Available on the website at www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/capricho-arabe
try to explain for someone that alrready know how to play a guitar, the way you are explaining its so slow and so 1st class guitar that its to much boring triyng to learn with this movie, this is like the 1st lesson guitar, and in the first lesson no one will learn this song, so you can go faster....
If someone knows how to play the guitar, there is no need for a tutorial. Our desire is to bring everyone along, including beginner players. We are all in this together! These are teaching tutorials and the purpose is not to avoid boredom or entertain but rather, to effectively teach.
3 min and 38 seconds to show me the first 5 notes??? Is this classical for beginners or what
Watched 3 minutes and he just started the 2nd note.
I've been playing for 18 years and I'll be the first to say that not all good players make good teachers.
He should understand that no one who is touching a guitar for the first time is attempting this piece. If they are, they shouldn't be.
@@ClassicalPan I am pretty bad at guitar and I'm learning it, not familiar with a lot of stuff, really like the song, if you want a faster tutorial there are faster tutorials online, another thing you could do is skip the video. There is nothing to complain about you silly goose.
@@bjerk1881 Yep, I don't understand why so many virtuoso guitarists are watching a tutorial. When you are truly advanced, you just pick the sheet music and figure it out, then your teacher gives you some artistic advises. obviously this great tutorial is intended for players wanting to challenge their actual level to play such a beautiful piece. Very hard but not that fast, so it is achievable. That's why the explanation is so ample. that makes him a great teacher don't you think?
@@greciavergara8873 yep
You need to include the tempo..
7:37 It always baffles me when classical musicians say: “Don’t be a copycat”
As they are literally reading someone else’s composition of a piece of paper 🤷♂️
It’s such elitist behaviour.
If you want to “make it your own” - then become a composer.
Even then you are still going to use ideas from someone else.
But if you just want to just play music, you HAVE TO copy other people. How else are you going to learn applying rubato and such?
Those things don’t come by themselves.
At some point you’re going to have to imitate someone else’s playing.
Surely, later on you can start applying these things yourself.
But only when you’ve mastered it.
The point is to develop your own style and "interpretation" over time... it doesn't matter that it's someone else's composition.
Guitarist David Russell once related a story about when he was a young student and played a piece for a music teacher at the music academy he was attending back then (the teacher in question was not a guitarist himself)... Russell's own interpretation of the piece was heavily influenced by an old Segovia recording, and when he played the piece in such a way, the teacher asked "Is it necessary to add so many exaggerated rubatos?"
Russell informed the teacher that's how Segovia would play the piece, to which he replied, "That's how *he* played the piece, but I want to hear how *you* play the piece... don't play what he did, that way has already been done."
From then on, Russell started trying to find new effective ways to interpret music...
Where are the other parts??
www.eliteguitaristclassical.com/programs/capricho-arabe
@@EliteGuitarist thank you!!!