Yeah, same. Used to play 7 strings eletric guitar only, now I play a 7 string classical guitar, which in my opinion adds a lot when it comes to contrapunctual constructions
Thanks for the middle fingers when showing your right hand. I'll make sure to be very frank when doing this so others can see it. On a more serious note, keep up the good work. xD
Hi Ceili, I am terribly sorry for late response to your question. Actually I am mentioning the most popular movement, that is Prelude, Suite E Major of the BWV1006a. The bar is the last but three. The trill is played on F# and G#, harmonized by D# and the bass note B. I once saw Mr. John Williams played this piece on the program of Seville Concert and I think he was using the fingering as you performed, the right-hand pattern as a,i,m,p starting on the first and then the second string for this trill. I am practicing this pattern and think that this is the right fingering but I still cannot manage to play smoothly and naturally. A bit strange feeling on my right-hand fingers. May I have your further comment, please? Thank you~!
Thanks Ceili. Before I watched your demo I've never known and understood how John was playing that trill in a sparkling manner. Thanks for your inspiration.
Thank you very much for your demonstration and it really help. By the way, for the cross-string trill which I would like to apply on the work of Bach Lute suite BWV1006, what would be normal practice for the right hand fingers while playing the trill between F# and G# on 2nd and 1st string respectively, a-i-m-p (as you demonstrated) or p-a-i-m or something else? Appreciated for your advice~!
Thanks for not talking. Simple, direct and efficient video.
Hi Karl - Excellent material and presentation - Thank you for sharing ! Cheers - John
Omg this is like guitar master difficulty. But sounds so sweet. Came for the rock, stayed for the classical.
Yeah, same. Used to play 7 strings eletric guitar only, now I play a 7 string classical guitar, which in my opinion adds a lot when it comes to contrapunctual constructions
1:19 :D
Super film ! Thank you very much :)
Finally! Thank you for your video, it is very useful!
Impressive skills, ive always wanted to learn
Thank you so much, Im learning Malaguena played by Michael Lucarelli, and for the life of me couldnt do trills...this helped! :D
Like it. Thank you
Thanks for making these videos! Great reference.
Finally the how to trill I've been looking for
Can you please make a full video playing Menuet II? It sounds so beautiful!
only 351 subscribers? Your videos are SOLID, though. Lemme share it!
Fantastic video. Thank you so much Ceili. :)
Thanks for the middle fingers when showing your right hand. I'll make sure to be very frank when doing this so others can see it.
On a more serious note, keep up the good work. xD
Thanks. Great video.
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Thank you very much for the video, it helped me :D
thax for this videos about les ornements
Molto utile grazie
Very clear, thx ;)
Thank you very much for the video, it helped me :D 2!
Hi Ceili, I am terribly sorry for late response to your question. Actually I am mentioning the most popular movement, that is Prelude, Suite E Major of the BWV1006a. The bar is the last but three. The trill is played on F# and G#, harmonized by D# and the bass note B. I once saw Mr. John Williams played this piece on the program of Seville Concert and I think he was using the fingering as you performed, the right-hand pattern as a,i,m,p starting on the first and then the second string for this trill. I am practicing this pattern and think that this is the right fingering but I still cannot manage to play smoothly and naturally. A bit strange feeling on my right-hand fingers. May I have your further comment, please? Thank you~!
Danny Gerard your right, that is what john William's plays and that is what I play also. Keep practising and you'll get there!
Thanks Ceili. Before I watched your demo I've never known and understood how John was playing that trill in a sparkling manner. Thanks for your inspiration.
Thank you very much for your demonstration and it really help. By the way, for the cross-string trill which I would like to apply on the work of Bach Lute suite BWV1006, what would be normal practice for the right hand fingers while playing the trill between F# and G# on 2nd and 1st string respectively, a-i-m-p (as you demonstrated) or p-a-i-m or something else? Appreciated for your advice~!
Danny Gerard which movement? Which bar? It is really up to the individual and what they are comfortable with!
So, are mordents and trills the same thing?
No
1:18 ok
How the hell do I do the S.L. Weiss Passacaille tr?
Which one is that?
@@ceili ua-cam.com/video/Syx96LraAlQ/v-deo.html
@@marcelodangelo915 there's a few in there. Which one specifically?
The first ones!
@@marcelodangelo915 its a mix of mordents and left hand trills
I don't get it.
I showed easier way of TRILL on the RIGHT HAND. We explain all RIGHT HAND techniques there.
I watched your video and it is not easier - it is exactly the same as what I demonstrated in this video!
@@ceili I thought with the slow motion video it's easier to demonstrate techniques which happens in such a fast motion.
Cok
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@@daffadamadhikaarkananta5883 lu gajelas😂
Ese no es trino es tremolo.