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Thank you for your comment. I picked up guitar over the pandemic, and initially I just played songs I liked to listen to. (Pink Floyd, mostly). But I was always kind of dissatisfied, because I could never hope to sound like them, unless I had similar gear, not to mention the skill. Luckily, my Grandfather plays too, and he used to teach me how to do certain things, and he played with me. Then, one day, I listened to Romanza, a song on the classical guitar. ua-cam.com/video/tfBZIClY7KU/v-deo.html . I was enchanted by the sound and style. Since then, i've fallen in love with the classical guitar. I think the key is to learn songs you love to play, and not simply love to hear, because you might be discouraged if you dont sound like they do. I would recomend playing with others, if you can, especially those more skilled than you, since they can teach and troubleshoot. Also, use the internet. Look up things like "Simple classical guitar pieces". Videos like this, for example, are helpful, for they show chord shapes, and explain things ua-cam.com/video/QS7XrzkqZ14/v-deo.html Once you get a handle on some chord shapes and simple melodies, try to find music that inspires you, and if you cant always find the tableture for music, try to watch and listen to someone play, and decipher how they play it based on your ear. That's a bit more advanced, and is difficult to do, but it really helps you understand the music more. Sorry for writing a whole essay ;) I hope this was helpful.

I'm recording audio and video directly through my iPhone 15 Pro. I've considered using an external microphone, or at least adding reverb after the fact, but decided it didnt matter to me, so what you hear is the raw recording.

Very distantly, yes. This is a Turkish instrument, but this, the guitar, the lute, the sitar, pipa, etc., are all related to ancient instruments played in Egypt/Sumeria. Interestingly, there are carvings from over three thousand years ago with instruments that look identical to this, frets and all.

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For classical guitar, learning it seriously, maybe three years, but about four years of guitar in total.

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From this video: ua-cam.com/video/T7Z2uMEt1Mw/v-deo.html Then I kind of did my own thing a little bit. He added some reverb I think, and as well as being a far better musician than myself, I prefer his performance. I just added a bit more to the ending section to my preference.

The silver one didn't pull the A and D strings down enough, so I put on the other I had. I just recorded without taking the first one off.

I'm glad you like it!

Thanks! I hope someday soon-ish to learn more pieces for it. I feel the same way with keyboard instruments. Hopefully we both get a chance to learn the other's instrument a little.

@@Ethan_Frost Sadly a hand injury limits my left hand from doing too much sophisticated on a fret board. I can play chords, but the demands of a renaisance or baroque lute would probably be too much. I'm content to appreciate, mostly!

I think you're right... Perhaps I will redo this with a capo or something.

@@Ethan_Frost Noice 👍

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The soundboard is made of pine. This is uncommon for lutes, but not unheard of, as some historical instruments had pine soundboards as well. The description of the video has a ton of information, if you’re interested.

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