Study in B Minor by Fernando Sor - Guitar Tutorial Part One

Study in B Minor by Fernando Sor Guitar Tutorial. The popular guitar study taken from the 20 studies for guitar Sor/Segovia edition. Techniques and tips for playing this piece. Music and tabs available free from www.boltonguitar.co.uk

[@luisprieto9401]

Simon, easy piece, yet beautiful. Thank you.

[@boltonguitarstudio3115]

Glad you like it!

[@justinc9732]

God bless you sir for your most excellent lessons and free tabs!

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Hello Justin - glad to be of help.

[@khaledguitariomusic]

Thanks so much Mr Simon

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Only to pleased to help out.

[@MrVuquangthieu]

It's a very useful lesson. Thank you.

[@boltonguitarstudio3115]

Than you I'm glad to be of help.

[@a_nam_tak_nravitsea]

Very good video! It can be seen that they have invested their love in music! Has subscribed. Like#4

[@boltonguitarstudio3115]

Thank you.

[@abhijitabhiman]

It was very useful..Thank You

[@boltonguitarstudio3115]

Glad it helps.

[@jeffpicklo525]

Very helpful. On to part 2 🙂

[@boltonguitarstudio3115]

Good - keep going.

[@philipdunn272]

Brilliant ! Thanks Simon.

[@boltonguitarstudio3115]

Thanks Philip - part two to come with some interesting techniques often overlooked by beginners.

[@philipdunn272]

I'll be watching for it. :)

[@ayushkumar1183]

Thank you very much

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You are welcome

[@Dr.Dardouri]

Thank you sir

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All the best

[@agustinvila]

Thanks

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No problem

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Thanks,😀

[@malcolmc1423]

Simon, Many thanks for your tutorials. In Bar 7, 5th note is annotated E Sharp! I thought E Sharp was F. Why is it not annotated as F with a natural sign? Or am I losing it?

[@boltonguitarstudio3115]

Without over complicating it , the reason for E# is simply to make it clear that there is a change in pitch ie. E natural going to E# then F#. Yes you could write it as F natural but then you might play the same note in the next bar when it should be F# . There is also a more complex reason for it which is to do with the harmonic movement. but we'll not go there.🤣🤣🤣

[@arthurias7693]

7:07

[@boltonguitarstudio3115]

Thanks you.

[@giuseppedicriscito4046]

Brilliant ,but could anyone tell me how to count it I could not work it out, thanks.

[@boltonguitarstudio3115]

It is three beats in a bar with each beat divided in half . There are therefore 6 notes in each bar counted as 1& 2& 3& etc. Note bar 16 as only 5 notes in the bar as there is a half beat rest sign making up for the final note.

[@giuseppedicriscito4046]

Thank you, for taking the time to reply.

[@anonoymus7053]

What are all the chords used?

[@boltonguitarstudio3115]

Too many to go through here.