Classical guitar playing technique. Tremolo. [Dmitry Nilov]

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  • I would advise to improve different types of playing tremolo, due to which you refine this technique. You can practice them in terms of playing any piece you choose. Slow tempo with articulate attack is obligatory. A metronome is a plus. You should play a piece wholly from the beginning to the end, while controlling dynamic evenness and note's value. While playing quintole tremolo (piami...), finger "i" always goes after finger "p". This disciplines right hand with no extra movements.
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  • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
    @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  5 років тому +19

    Agustín Barrios Mangoré. El Ultimo Tremolo
    ua-cam.com/video/ES2Vlp8eBBY/v-deo.html

  • @nickrobinson2023
    @nickrobinson2023 6 років тому +197

    The tremolo is the battlefield where guitar players can prove their worth. This video is second to none and the envy of many I am sure. Nice work.

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  6 років тому +6

      Thank you!

    • @reynaldoponce3645
      @reynaldoponce3645 6 років тому +6

      Yep envy. I have that right now, but it pushes me to become better

    • @TheIcecoldorange
      @TheIcecoldorange 4 роки тому

      im sorry to say but those are probably the same guitar players who play for girls and pass off as actual musicians. great technique in the video tho

    • @DeutschlandGuy
      @DeutschlandGuy Місяць тому

      @@TheIcecoldorange Some people just need to find fault, somewhere, somehow, to make their day complete. How's that working out for you?

  • @mcbiffa2867
    @mcbiffa2867 4 роки тому +5

    notice how he's playing close to the bridge to emphasise the trebles,best technique I've seen so far. 10/10

  • @lebron1492
    @lebron1492 5 років тому +32

    The flamenco tremolo is soo impressive man,good job tho

  • @schbrachbolidsei
    @schbrachbolidsei 7 років тому +55

    So accurate and simple. Shown without any words and yet self-explanatory! Congrats!! Hats off!

  • @robertoq125
    @robertoq125 6 років тому +80

    I didn’t hear any “galloping” at all. It is so even in every way you do it. I’m in awe with your skill in tremolo! Thank you 😊

    • @creampuff966
      @creampuff966 4 роки тому

      What is galloping?

    • @max64358
      @max64358 4 роки тому +2

      @@creampuff966 i think it's when you hit the guitar with your fingers while trying to do what's shown in the video

    • @poodle3507
      @poodle3507 3 роки тому +4

      @@max64358 no, galloping is unevenness in tremolo where instead of it sounding a continuous line, it sounds broken off, there's a pause somewhere due to uneven rhythm

    • @shiroumxm2052
      @shiroumxm2052 3 роки тому

      also no fingernail odd noises

    • @manuelmanolo7099
      @manuelmanolo7099 3 роки тому

      @@max64358 thanks, this gave me a solid laugh 😆
      Jokes on you though, I've been practicing every day for over a year now and I am pretty close to getting a similar tremolo.

  • @bordenatorx
    @bordenatorx 6 років тому +13

    I've been playing for many years and could never get down the traditional method. Thank You soo Much for showing me some other methods. 🤔

  • @quangbuutran1243
    @quangbuutran1243 Рік тому +1

    How beautifully. I'm at a loss for word.

  • @777Wilderness
    @777Wilderness 6 років тому +8

    Excellent! Your technique reminds me of my first guitar guitar teacher some 20 years ago. so much easier watching this, I can just it pickup right away. love it.

  • @frankole121
    @frankole121 4 роки тому

    Thanks very much for the ideas / variations Dmitry! Im going to practice right away!

  • @joaosilvabastos
    @joaosilvabastos 2 роки тому +1

    Completely amazing tremolo…the same speed with 2 or 3 fingers … The best!!! Congratulations!!

  • @alxspd
    @alxspd 5 років тому +5

    best Tremolo demo on youtube

  • @paulusdwihananto9642
    @paulusdwihananto9642 4 роки тому +2

    Good tutorial. I love tremolo pieces and this video show me variants of this technique. Really helpful. Thanks for this share. Great.

  • @robertwyss5478
    @robertwyss5478 6 років тому

    utterly masterful - thanks for posting.

  • @benschmolze1266
    @benschmolze1266 7 років тому +1

    Beautiful. Thanks!

  • @gilcalvillo6894
    @gilcalvillo6894 7 років тому +5

    Excellent! Thanks for this, I will start to practice :)

  • @pirrungon
    @pirrungon 6 років тому +1

    Dmitry eres un genio, gracias por tus videos y enseñanzas

  • @Waltriani
    @Waltriani 8 років тому +1

    Amazing lesson. Short, yet very good. Go to the point and give valuable tips. Thanks.

  • @tjmr15
    @tjmr15 3 роки тому +1

    The most beautifully difficult thing I'm so desperately trying to learn on guitar.

  • @adrianlassiter7671
    @adrianlassiter7671 8 років тому +1

    Thank you for this always wondered if there was a set way but after watching many different( Also this one). I've noticed different variations.

  • @rchtamhk
    @rchtamhk 2 роки тому

    The best tremolo teaching!

  • @linadehloum4297
    @linadehloum4297 Рік тому

    The hardest one is the pmam, so hard to get it clean and evenness, here M. Nilov is a real master of this technique but not only this one. I think that it's the best tremolo technique that you could find on YT. Thank's

  • @milesevans6768
    @milesevans6768 7 років тому

    That Was An Excellent Example of different style tremolo's very good keep it up
    thats what i always wanted to do wa be able to play anything and be good at it right on man

  • @musiea
    @musiea 4 роки тому +15

    0:36 classic example
    1:22 example1
    2:03 example2
    2:47 example3
    3:43 exmaple4
    4:32 flamenco tremolo

  • @randomviralfeed
    @randomviralfeed 6 років тому

    Great video! This is what we need, not useless talking and explaining.

  • @Unknown-ry9cs
    @Unknown-ry9cs 2 роки тому

    best tremolo i have heard in youtube, some people sound jerky

  • @nukhanlee1618
    @nukhanlee1618 4 роки тому

    Whhoaaa!!
    The #Epitome of #LessTalkMoreWork!!
    Sire, yours a true #Masterclass!! 👌☝️👑

  • @minhtamthai842
    @minhtamthai842 Рік тому

    Thank you!!!

  • @StefanoMaddalena
    @StefanoMaddalena 4 роки тому

    Great video! very helpful, and amazing player!

  • @barbarianblood2316
    @barbarianblood2316 Рік тому

    Excellent skills.

  • @izaqueumateus3797
    @izaqueumateus3797 3 роки тому

    Lo mejor del mondo!!!!! magnific,explendido

  • @tulussitungkir356
    @tulussitungkir356 4 роки тому

    thank you 4 the lesson

  • @KarthikNagarajan
    @KarthikNagarajan 6 років тому

    Wonderful lesson!

  • @khuenguyen813
    @khuenguyen813 8 років тому

    Thank you so much.

  • @shiroumxm2052
    @shiroumxm2052 3 роки тому +5

    I remember a guy saying playing tremolo pieces like "Recuerdos de Alhambra" with two fingers tremolo was cheating lol.. personally i like it more how it sounds!!

  • @user-ju3ms4rq1o
    @user-ju3ms4rq1o 8 років тому

    Очень понравилось! Даже скачал для тренировки!

  • @Waltriani
    @Waltriani 5 років тому +4

    Man, fantastic. You are a machine! Thank you for the video. I struggle so much with this technique. Its's so hard to sound fluid and clear.

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  5 років тому +1

      Just have a freedom in your right wrist and everything will be better

    • @Waltriani
      @Waltriani 5 років тому +2

      @@creativeworkshopclassicsof7411 thanks for the tip. I'll try.

  • @borg304
    @borg304 3 роки тому

    This video is really i think the best i seen - and im a beginner.

  • @nivertinoco1111
    @nivertinoco1111 7 років тому

    great, thanks for sharing

  • @ismailseyyar5508
    @ismailseyyar5508 2 роки тому

    vous êtes grand monsieur 🎼🎶👍🙂

  • @erwinsugianto3725
    @erwinsugianto3725 2 роки тому

    Wow great play,

  • @randolphmueller3250
    @randolphmueller3250 5 років тому

    Your right hand technique is unbelievably fantastic! I would not believe it if I did not see it myself.

  • @user-qm7nw7vd5s
    @user-qm7nw7vd5s Рік тому

    This is the gold standard to aim for. Would have been nice to have an insert window to show what the left hand is doing at the same time, but I understand that’s a sophisticated editing technique not everyone can do. Very helpful as such nevertheless. Thanks! 👍

  • @perseohernandez755
    @perseohernandez755 7 років тому +14

    OMG !, you make it to seems so easy, I´ve been trying for so many years and I have not been able to perform it the way it should sound !...

  • @anatolyFedotov
    @anatolyFedotov 7 років тому +1

    Браво

  • @romuloandradedeoliveira7236
    @romuloandradedeoliveira7236 3 роки тому

    Excepcional technique

  • @aleksaovechkin
    @aleksaovechkin 4 роки тому +1

    Очень интересно! Я до сих пор работал с классической формулой тремоло. Другими-только эпизодически. Правда пока только ради исполнения произведения разучивал материал, где применяется этот прием. Но не ради самого тремоло. Тема тремоло по Школе Пухоля у меня еще впереди. А до этого растяжение, легато и т.д. Работы еще на год, а может и более до тремоло.

  • @creativeguitar
    @creativeguitar 4 роки тому

    Great Content

  • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
    @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  6 років тому +7

    Dear friends! Last September the article «Dmitry Nilov: “Academism is essential to my work”» appeared in one of the Russian well-known newspapers "Da capo al fine"("Igraem snachala" gazetaigraem.ru/a11201709 - Russian version). It considers actual questions of the classical guitar performing art that are illustrated by the example of one classical guitar played - Dmitry Nilov. I hope that points, raised in this text, are interesting to classical guitarists and all others who love this instrument.
    The English translation of this article now is available here classicsofsound.com/en/Media

    • @peoplevsradio317
      @peoplevsradio317 6 років тому

      Creative Workshop Classics of Sound DN I kind of wish you would tell us which fingers to use I know you're trying to show us but every time you move your ring finger your pinky finger moves so I cannot tell if you are using your pinky in the demonstrations or if it is just following your other finger but not actually plucking the strings... it would be helpful if you put in writing which fingers we are supposed to use instead of just trying to show us because again your pinky moves almost every time you move your ring finger

  • @TropicalGamer90ies
    @TropicalGamer90ies 7 років тому +2

    this is also my piece for my level exam. :D

  • @Hocdan_tremolo
    @Hocdan_tremolo 3 роки тому

    I love the sound from flamenco tremolo most 😘

  • @isac9448
    @isac9448 5 років тому

    superb

  • @mohammedalielkalady1134
    @mohammedalielkalady1134 6 років тому +76

    i came here to learn not to made feel worthless,this video is triggering me

    • @sansamman4619
      @sansamman4619 4 роки тому

      trolololololololol. You are(were) bad at guitar heheheh! All you need is someone telling you what do to the rest is up to a million hours of practice everyday, there is nothing wrong with this video :p

  • @johnshredderputu3214
    @johnshredderputu3214 6 років тому

    Now i found the lesson of this technic. Start to exercize

  • @renato.f2459
    @renato.f2459 Рік тому

    👍molto bravo

  • @nhietlanhtrunghieu
    @nhietlanhtrunghieu 10 місяців тому

    ❤❤❤ Hoàn hảo !

  • @EfeCevher
    @EfeCevher 7 років тому +1

    great

  • @rezaf4213
    @rezaf4213 3 роки тому

    You have the best right hand technique I have seen. Do you suggest practicing all the patterns from the beginning or should I focus on one pattern at a time?

  • @ecastag
    @ecastag 3 роки тому

    Muy lindo!

  • @bendixsamartawitarto5436
    @bendixsamartawitarto5436 4 роки тому +2

    Are there any tips to stop string buzz when doing tremolo? Thankyou

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  4 роки тому +1

      This problem is common to find. Try to play staccato in slow tempo and don't hit a string. Play using only your nail, a string must be under the nail and touch a finger pulp. But don't play with a pulp. Next question concernes nails themselves - their thickness (if you glue them), shape and length...

    • @bendixsamartawitarto5436
      @bendixsamartawitarto5436 4 роки тому

      Creative Workshop Classics of Sound DN Thankyou for the tips! But I still don’t understand clearly what you mean by “a string must be under the nail, and touch a finger pulp”. Could you explain more?

  • @AlanMcCarthyguitar
    @AlanMcCarthyguitar 7 років тому

    Very impressive to be able to play all those combination s, few go to so much trouble, its hard getting one to work well!!!

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  7 років тому

      Start in a slow tempo, follow the explanations, pay attention to the muscular independence and everything will be OK! And pay attention to the right hand's position!

  • @parikesit01channel84
    @parikesit01channel84 5 років тому

    edaaan...👍👍

  • @pamantigis4308
    @pamantigis4308 5 років тому

    superrr....

  • @quidophuc1634
    @quidophuc1634 7 років тому

    Nice video! How can i reduce my nails noise?

  • @vanthang8592
    @vanthang8592 4 роки тому +3

    thank you for great tutorial, may i have the name of the song which is performed in Example 1, 2 ?

  • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
    @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  7 років тому +4

    For Qui Do Phuc
    Thanks! It can depend on several things: the nails' length and shape, the angle of attack and the wrist's position

  • @mustafagedikli_
    @mustafagedikli_ 4 роки тому

    hello, is the apoyando and picado technique different?

  • @akeburhan1142
    @akeburhan1142 7 років тому +1

    The sound is very nice! Could you please let us know which chords you play or ist it possible to have the tablatur? Thanks

    • @king3rnie
      @king3rnie 7 років тому +1

      He plays the first few bars of "una limosna por el amor de dios" by Agustin Barrios - you can easily find the sheet/tabs on the internet.

  • @piquedard
    @piquedard 7 років тому +2

    bravo! really good teaching without idle chatter!

  • @pauldoki3416
    @pauldoki3416 3 роки тому

    I like this

  • @DrShred47
    @DrShred47 5 років тому

    This is fantastic! One question I have those is how do you recommend to file your nails? I keep getting too much of “nail clicking” sound. Can anyone help me out here?

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  5 років тому

      Thanks! It would be better to send me a short video of you playing smth to advice anything about “nail clicking”. In general I have a video about Fingernail shape, length, polishing and care for guitarists. ua-cam.com/video/-VK73iG0AN8/v-deo.html

  • @enricoceva4784
    @enricoceva4784 3 роки тому

    Best tremolo! Like Yepes!

  • @amezcuaist
    @amezcuaist 8 років тому +5

    The idea of the lesson is good but my computer is not synchronised with the sound and I could not see which fingers were plucking . The pima letters did help though . Maybe a lower camera angle would be best .

    • @payambehtash7124
      @payambehtash7124 6 років тому

      he changes the arrangement each time. pima pmia paim piam etc. it's not important in what order you play these forms. it's a very effective and well thought exercise like all his lessons.

  • @oasisofpeacefuljoy9659
    @oasisofpeacefuljoy9659 6 років тому

    Few people can play like this in so many ways...

  • @rogerdodger8415
    @rogerdodger8415 6 років тому

    Any ONE of these examples are just beautiful! It shows an amazing skill level that he can do it so many different ways. Just fabulous!

  • @user-is3mc6qw3p
    @user-is3mc6qw3p 7 років тому

    Спасибо за интересный наглядный урок. Дмитрий, скажите, можно ли играть тремоло без ногтей и на металлических струнах (на акустике), и какие отличия в постановке руки от показанной Вами. Спасибо.

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  7 років тому

      Я не практиковал такой вариант, но, думаю, попробовать можно. Ничего страшного не произойдёт. На классической постановке акцентирую внимание неспроста. В противном случае, есть шанс не получить идеально ровного тремоло. О мышечной свободе и свободе запястья тоже следует помнить.

  • @igorperic5232
    @igorperic5232 3 роки тому

    I sometimes hit lightly with my thumb string next to the string I play. So If I am playing with my thumb third string and tremolo, I lightly touch 4th string. What do you think?

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  3 роки тому

      Hello! Probably, there is a problem with accuracy and preciseness of fingers' movements. Try to play in different touches. 1 - staccato, loudly, in slow tempo, with different pairs of fingers, controlling each movement. 2 - lightly, in agile tempo, without such a thorough control, as in first example, with maximum duration of each note. To control totally your thumb, you need to place it to the necessary string in advance, on the last note of tremolo, simultaneously with the i-finger.

  • @noseman1397
    @noseman1397 6 років тому

    I have one question. I have been practising the tremolo techique for a while and i find it a bit uncomfotable for my right hand to do it the way you do it. Should play it the way i feel most comfortable or should i try to get used to your hand position. Anyways, your tremolo is on point

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  6 років тому

      The point is not whether this hand's position is comfortable for you or not at the first level. There is the classical right hand position which is based on freedom of the wrist. And no other position is available with the free wrist. If you'd like to have any perspective on working with tremolo then follow my clips about the classical right hand position.

  • @Chrisalchin
    @Chrisalchin 6 років тому

    What’s the easiest to learn?

  • @nickrobinson2023
    @nickrobinson2023 6 років тому

    In your debt. You have cleared up my questions about "Tremolo" and I'm very grateful for this. Nice tremolo, will I be able to play so smoothly one day? How long did it take you to get to this level of perfection? Thanks.

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  6 років тому

      Just play eagerly and not so quickly!:)
      ua-cam.com/video/zrxtsEi7wBg/v-deo.html
      ua-cam.com/video/VAaDoMpIQz8/v-deo.html

  • @user-is3mc6qw3p
    @user-is3mc6qw3p 7 років тому

    Спасибо. Еще хотелось уточнить- в данном случае это "чисто ногтевой" щипок, или задействована мякоть пальца...("с мякоти на ноготь") . Просто мне показалось, что длина ногтей достаточно большая для щипка "мякоть-ноготь"...

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  7 років тому

      Длина ногтей, если смотреть со стороны ладони около 1мм. Ноготь на пальце "а" немного длиннее. Игра только ногтем, но касание подушечки струны обязательно присутствует! Касание вершинки (кончика) пальца. Не игра подушкой, а потом ногтем, а только касание! Это важно.

  • @evrenevo41
    @evrenevo41 5 років тому

    👏👏👏👏

  • @wavefchan6766
    @wavefchan6766 4 роки тому

    Awesome...I just wish you would explain what you're doing.. And give me exercise to do. To be that good

  • @user-ec8yj2pw9m
    @user-ec8yj2pw9m 4 роки тому

    What chord do you play?

  • @antarizuki5705
    @antarizuki5705 3 роки тому

    I need to know the chord
    Can anyone tell me please ?

  • @princesslayan7759
    @princesslayan7759 7 років тому

    wow

  • @sup3rkangkong
    @sup3rkangkong 7 років тому

    i have a question regarding the flamenco (piami) tremolo : does the thumb always play apoyando?

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  7 років тому

      Not always. Usually I play the first note apoyando (strong beat).

    • @mppleal
      @mppleal 6 років тому

      I have class it a flamenco player, and...they use "apoyado" in everthing,even in arpegios the tumb is apoyado ,and the tremolo apoyado the tumb,and he is not a old schooll.....see Luciano Ghosn on youtube

  • @juancarloslopez5294
    @juancarloslopez5294 2 роки тому

    What is the name of that song?

  • @AndorSolymos
    @AndorSolymos Рік тому

    No. It is simply incredible! How long have you practiced this? Fantastic! I mean, in each example you are playing with the same speed and smoothness. The most guitarists would be happy even with the p-a-m-i sequence... But no... you fix the same speed in each pattern. My deepest congratulations.

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  Рік тому

      Thank you! I'm always practicing this. And for a very long time. But right hand position and wrist freedom are important.

    • @AndorSolymos
      @AndorSolymos Рік тому

      @@creativeworkshopclassicsof7411 Thank you! This is simply master class! And you are literally a master!

  • @moroccaninsider.DarSsiba
    @moroccaninsider.DarSsiba 5 років тому +1

    Please show me how you did it?? Please .
    I love it
    I'm dying to make it please 😭

  • @yasuoshair1366
    @yasuoshair1366 4 роки тому

    Anyone know the song name?

  • @rabinrai5203
    @rabinrai5203 4 роки тому

    whats all these piami, pimi?? new to classical guitar, are there exercises with explanations to learn this?

  • @payambehtash7124
    @payambehtash7124 6 років тому +1

    Maestro! could you pleas tell me the name of this piece? it sounds so familiar that I even think I've done some experimenting on parts of it years ago but I can't remember its name. thanks

  • @rastafella420
    @rastafella420 5 років тому

    Здравствуйте! Замечательный урок! Вот есть вопрос только. Как, когда играю PIMI набрать большую скорость? вот после определенного момента никак не могу быстрей ((

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  5 років тому

      И не нужно:)
      Не торопитесь со скоростью. Сначала ровно, четко и громко. Главное, чтобы атака каждого из пальцев была равноценной. Это один из вариантов исполнения не для нарабатывания беглости, а для выравнивания тремоло (приема) и нарабатывания вышеупомянутых навыков. Главное играть свободным запястьем и не тянуть все пальцы вслед на пальцем "р", когда играете бас на пятой и шестой струнах. Запястье должно быть практически неподвижным, но при этом СВОБОДНЫМ.

    • @rastafella420
      @rastafella420 5 років тому

      @@creativeworkshopclassicsof7411 Спасибо большое за ответ!)

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  5 років тому

      @@rastafella420 Всегда пожалуйста! Кстати, есть этот же ролик, но на русском.

  • @jamestbaldwin9116
    @jamestbaldwin9116 3 роки тому

    What chords are you playing

  • @anirbanbose8329
    @anirbanbose8329 7 років тому

    Your technique is just wonderful. Can you show a closeup of your right hand fingering? Do you play a rest stroke or free stroke. It almost seems like your are playing the piano with your right hand fingers: they touch the string and a beautiful sound is generated. What is your angle of attack on the string. I am really curious to see how you produce such a beautiful tone so effortlessly.

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  7 років тому

      I'll make a short clip to answer your question. Follow the updates! The freedom - is the most important thing in my approach to performing. No freedom, no pleasure from playing.

    • @anirbanbose8329
      @anirbanbose8329 7 років тому

      Thank you. I wait for your updates eagerly. Your playing is just wonderfully effortless with an amazing tone and sound. Congratulations!

    • @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411
      @creativeworkshopclassicsof7411  7 років тому

      ua-cam.com/video/0tOYiRv3_rY/v-deo.html

  • @joseq2651
    @joseq2651 6 років тому

    Awesome! Can you incorporate this into electric guitar for metal and rock?

  • @johnlopez9673
    @johnlopez9673 6 років тому

    whats the name of the first music piece he played?

  • @xiahoudunn
    @xiahoudunn 3 роки тому

    Why not just use all 5 fingers including pinky? I use my pinky start with thumb, index, middle, ring and pinky. Is it wrong?

  • @jamesdeanhernandez7864
    @jamesdeanhernandez7864 4 роки тому +8

    After watching this I dont want play guitar anymore

    • @weirdface3838
      @weirdface3838 3 роки тому

      instead of teaching me tremolo it teached me to quit it