Malagueña | Francisco Tárrega | Classical Guitar Tutorial 1 of 2 | NBN Guitar
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- 'Malagueña Fácil' is the piece represented in this tutorial. Although the right-hand fingerings are absent in the score I have taken the liberty of suggesting that the player use a 'flamenco' approach for the thumb.
This piece presents the guitarist with a wonderful opportunity to develop or use the apoyando technique with the thumb whereby the thumb comes to rest on the string below. This is a common technique used by flamenco guitarists as a way to cut through the sound of singing and dancing in a live situation. A classical guitarists is well-served by developing and using this technique when required.
Francisco Tárrega was a true hero of the guitar with a prolific compositional output rivalled by few guitarists even today. In addition to being a wonderful composer he was also a brilliant virtuoso responsible for almost single-handedly developing modern classical guitar technique and establishing a solid repertoire.
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My classical guitar lessons and acoustic guitar lessons will help you to learn to play the guitar. I cover a wide range of guitar music and each of my guitar lessons comes complete with matching guitar tabs and guitar sheet music. These online guitar tutorials are a one-stop shop giving you an effective means of learning beautiful guitar music without needing a teacher in your local area.
You don't need to be able to read tab or sheet music to play any of the songs in these guitar lessons but they can be a powerful tool that can assist you to become a better and more rounded guitarist. All guitar tabs for my lessons are free and can be downloaded easily from our website or you can leave a comment with your email address, like and subscribe to my channel and we will happily send out any tabs that you request. For a very small fee you can also purchase the guitar sheet music that contains standard music notation with guitar tabs underneath, suggested left hand fingerings, and performance indications.
I hold a Licentiate in Performance Classical Guitar with Distinction from the Trinity College of London and I love arranging music for guitar. I have well over 20 years of teaching experience at many schools in New Zealand and also at one school in Dubai, and privately in Bahrain. I have taught people from all ages and skill levels and continue to do so via UA-cam.
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![[TAB] Malagueña - Paco de Lucía](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hyLuQxcgxT8/mqdefault.jpg)
Finally ...someone how can do a tutorial ..I searched everywhere for this piece ...Amazing
I'm glad you found something to help you along. I searched to find the full original version of this. I was in a similar situation to you...searching and only finding fragments that had the opening riff and then it became like a jam session. I can assure you that this is an exact reproduction of the original written by the maestro himself. The tutorial is in 2 parts so be sure to click on the link in the description to get to the next video. I also have a link to free tabs in the description. Just click on it then enter $0 when prompted followed by your email address and they're yours!
Nice playing and great sound...👏
It is important to understand that malagueña is a palo or distinct type of flamenco music as are, say, soleares and bulerìas. It has a rhythm pattern and distinct falsetas or riffs associated with it. Both Tàrrega (a Spaniard) and Lecuona (a Cuban) memorialized their versión in a formal composition. You can watch Paco de Lucìa, Pepe Romero, or, Josè Feliciano play their own versión. So when you say the versions you have watched on UA-cam start off then seem to drift, you are absolutely correct. The guitarist starts where the urge leades him then branches out from there based on what he feels like at that momento. The next time he/she plays will probably be different.
Indeed Ed. The compas, falsetta are of vital importance in flamenco music as you correctly stated. I was a bit frustrated that I couldn't find an accurate version of Tarrega's Malaguena online. It seemed strange to me considering how widely it is played. I guess it's one of those compositions where people learn the main riff and then extemporise from there. Thanks for your awesome comment sharing your knowledge.
Absolutely fantastic lesson. Thank you.
Hey Bogumil! It's been quite some time. I hope you're well my friend.
@@nbnguitar I am fine, thank you. I hope you are fine as well. Kind regards.
Your videos are great sir. I just began my guitar journey this summer. I've spent a lot of time sifting through classical guitar videos on UA-cam. You cover really advanced stuff in a way that is simple, easy to understand, and doesn't make it seem impossible which is encouraging. Thanks for providing this service. I really appreciate it!
-Malcolm from Indianapolis, IN USA
Hi Malcolm. Nice to hear from you. Welcome to the wonderful journey that is guitar! I'm happy to hear that you find my videos useful and meaningful. You're absolutely welcome and thanks for taking the time to write such a nice comment.
Josh from NZ
Thank you so much for taking the time to share this.
My pleasure!
Going to try to learn this, this week. Hope all is well Josh!
Hey Joshua i really thank you a lot for the very clear tutorial of this beautiful piece you put here! I like a lot your playing and i will follow your other tutorials,as im a beginner... i could follow very well your explications! Thums Up !
and please dont stop!
Honestly y didnt want to sign up at youtube but for you it was a must!Thanks also for the tabs!
Hi silallevo. Wow I caused you to sign up to UA-cam? Hahaha that's commitment buddy! Thanks for your kind worlds regarding my tutorials. I do try to make them as user-friendly as possible so that anyone at any level can engage and enjoy. I'll be continuing on for a long time :D
gracias por el video,saludos
My pleasure Fernando.
I`ll be there teach!.
Olá! Já tem malaguenã 2?
Great tutorial...Just a few comments on what is a malaqueña and Tárrega's versión. 1. A malagueña is a style of flamenco music, NOT a particular song. It is played in E phyrgian and has a 3/4 base rhythm.
2.Since flamenco music was handed down from person to person without formal notation, certain motives became identified with the style. Normal players just repeated what they had heard. The really talented expanded and created their own versions.
3. The video you mentioned of Lucareli is actually a piece from Lecuona's Suite Española, orignally written for piano that has been transcribed for guitar and is probably the best known example of a malagueña.
4. Tárrega died in 1909 when Lecuona was just a boy. Tárrega simply took the malagueña style, put together falsetas -- or licks to his own liking -- and transcribed it.
5. You can search on UA-cam for versions by Paco de Lucía, Pepe Romero, José Feliciano -- the list is long and well worth the search to see how each made the style their own.
I truly wish more people could offer such insightful, educational, and well-thought out comments like this one. Ed hats off to you sir for providing not only me but everyone else that watches and reads the comments section with this invaluable information.
It's not often you see such informative posts on UA-cam. Never stop mate.
@@ww3032 Thanks
@@nbnguitar Thanks
The name Malagueña Fácil has anything to do with it being easy.? Fácil in english is easy.
Aside of that, lovely playing and nice guide. thanks for your effort!
I didn't know that. Thanks for sharing
how could I find tutorial #2
Austin Luong The 2nd part of his tutorials are on his website (nbnguitar) and you have to pay a fee for them
Michael has answered this correctly below. Part 2 is only available to paid subscribers on my website nbnguitar.com/membership
este video es mi base para intentar la pieza,espero tu comentarioua-cam.com/video/pyLZTz5Yf0E/v-deo.html
The guy in the video has a nice touch. That video is 10 years old..wow it must be one of the first videos ever posted on UA-cam!
Mario Nevarez è
Hola Josua... Desde Uruguay nos gustaría pedirte si podrías hacer un Tutorial de Preludios americanos n. 3 "Campo" de Abel Carlevaro... abrazo a la distancia
Hola Julio! Abel Carlevaro is awesome. I don't know any of his pieces though but I'll absolutely look into his music in 2017. Feliz Navidad!
As soon as i can...i`ll back you with funds because you are worth it...you make an old man happy with your teaching sets ...very precise.
That's a very kind gesture Mr. Nalty. In the meantime....enjoy :)
Best guitar lesson I've had in 20 years - nice job Joshua
I hope it's not the only lesson you've had in 20 years hahaha
Joshua is great BUT never seems to give lesson 2!!!!!!!! I'm still awaiting Gran Vals 2!!!!!
Haha cheers Graham. I need to make a $$ or two hence the reason I don't make all of my tutorials available. Doing what I do requires a lot of resources in terms of equipment, time, and the running costs associated with a website.
Joshua
Love your tutorials. I did subscribe and got the tabs. I'm new to classical guitar and thought this piece would be less challenging to learn. I was wrong. There is part I just can't seem to get right and it is really frustrating. Haven't touched my guitar in week now. Going to get back to it and try again. Just want to say how much I enjoy your lessons.
Hi Wesley. Thank you so much for writing this comment. If you're just starting out I would say this piece is far too challenging for a newbie. It'd be better to go with some of the easier Etudes that I've posted up or lovely pieces like Spanish Romance and Lagrima. Also try the Giuliani exercises 1 to 10. Let your fingers fly!
This guy has a touch of dedication to the dots.......& ...maybe... a whole lot more.
I think.............i`ll follow.............................Him.!
Hey Locksley. I do indeed have a lot of dedication to the guitar and music in general. Thanks for your comment :)
Amazing Josh! I have searched for this one and have only ended up trying o piece it together. This has become one of my favorite channels! The tutorial's are excellent! How do I get the sheet music to Malaguena? Thanks again!
Thanks Chris. The sheet music with tabs can be purchased directly from my website nbnguitar.com
Awesome tutorial of malagueña song , but what about the second part of the song I would love to watch as well ??
Thanks Ehab. I'm glad you enjoyed it. The second part is only available to members on my website. If you're interested here's a link: nbnguitar.com/membership Let your fingers fly!
Thanks Josh. I love the way you communicate and make beautiful music so accessible.
You're welcome Colin. Happy to be of service. I hope my Oral Communication and Public Speaking teachers that I had at boarding school could read some of these comments hahaha. Their teaching helped me immensely with speaking clearly and without too many 'fillers'. Thanks teachers and thanks for leaving such a nice comment Colin J.
Thank you!!!!!!
Hello, thank you for the tabs and tutorial. It's amazing that you are spreading the art. May God bless you. Can you please tell me what is the amp settings ?best regards
your tutorial really good, but I couldn't find tutorial #2
Thanks Austin, Part 2 is only available to paid subscribers on my website nbnguitar.com/membership
you helped me a lot sir. am watching and learning from this video everyday
That's fantastic Fihan. Happy to be of service. Let your fingers fly!
just great song !! thank you man
It is a great tune. I remember learning just the first few bars and honestly up until a few weeks ago that's all I thought that there was. You are most welcome with 99% of credit to Tárrega and 1% to me for making the tabs and tutorial!
Bravo fantástico 👏👏👏👏
Many thanks again Márcio :)
hi Joshua, this is great stuff ! Where can one get the tutorial #2 ?
Thanks Close Up. The second tutorial for this piece and for many others are available to NBN members only. For more info check out: nbnguitar.com/membership cheers!
You are a fabulous teacher. I am so grateful for your gifts.
So very kind of you to mention my teaching style. Thanks Pam.
Joshua,desde Mexico,amo esta pieza del maestro tarrega pero en la red no vi a nadie explicando paso a paso como tu,realmente te felicito y agradezco eternamente este tutorial y espero con ansias la segunda parte para completar la pieza,prometo subir video cuando la domine y darte el credito como mi maestro
Hi Mario...what an awesome comment you've written! Thanks to you and thanks to Google translate! I'm very excited that you could use my tutorial to learn Malagueña in the correct way in accordance with the maestro's transcription! I am looking forward to the day you post the video of you dominating this most beautiful guitar piece!
Lim323@gmail.com.
Thanking you kindly Mr J Rogers
You're welcome Mr. Nalty.
GREAT TUTORIAL HOW DO I GET MUSIC AND TABS?
Thanks Guiseppe. You can check the link in the description for the score :)
Beautiful... Great lesson and playing!
Thanks Norman J. Real nice to read your comment today.
Which guitar are you playing?
It's a Takamine TH5C Hirade model.
2nd part pls
Hi Ramin. Part 2 is only available to paid subscribers on my website nbnguitar.com/membership for more info!
No tutorial 2?
Gerardo there is a second tutorial but it is only available to paid members on my website. For more information use this link: nbnguitar.com/membership
Hi Joshua great tune could you please send me the tab regards Angus
+Angus Greer Hey Angus. I'm busy traveling but you can download the tabs for free. Click on the *Free Tabs* link then enter $0 and your email address and they're yours!
I bought the sheets and tabs! Thanks!
That's awesome Dario. I did see your purchase notification. Thanks so very much for the support :D
Tabs & sheets are really accurate! Very useful especially in some parts where I found more difficult to read the sheet...
That's very kind of you to say. I do put a lot of effort into the sheet music & tabs that I create. It's nice to hear some positive feedback.
Looks like your on a roll teacher!.
I am. I'll have another Tárrega piece out next week sometime.
Tutorial is great.But 2nd part is available for members only.This should be free.
Thanks Amitabha. But how will I cover my costs if I make everything free?