Why would you down-vote this man? He's teaching one of the most difficult classical guitar pieces for FREE! And does it exquisitely! Bravo sir! I greatly appreciate this tutorial!
I'm just going to thank you each video as I progress. This is the first song I decided to tackle after getting my classical guitar. I've gotten up to bar 32 at a speed and accuracy I consider good. Thank so much. I print out your tabs and go through writing the chord names down as you say them hoping one day I'll give enough shit to remember their names. Once I get this down. I'll post a video for you to watch and send you a little money. Thanks again
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 if you had $2000 max, but wanted to keep it 1500 USD or less. Do you have a suggestion? These cordoba guitars. Some expensive ones are made in china, but they have models made in Spain. Does this make a difference in your opinion? I live in the mountains and rarely make it to a city with large music stores. When I end up going I'd love to have have few models you reccomend, so I can test them. Cheers!
@@MARKBBOICE Hello have you tried the Ramirez 1NE guitar they start at a $1500 or Contreras C4 at a similar price. Give ' The guitar Salon a call in Santa Monica they have a good selection of guitars and I am sure that they would advise you on which guitar would be suitable for you. Let me know how you get on with your choice.
Great tutorial! I was literally playing this piece and I thought on bar 37 "this is a bit of a stretch" to find that you had fully covered the topic! Skills!!
Nice work showing the variants at bar 37. I prefer the stretched barre but as a six plus footer I probably have bigger hands. It is a tough barre cord and as you say it it difficult to make the individual strings sound clear but the advantage is that you can stay in the same position without having to slide back. It also seems that most of the theatrical performers of this peace seem to use the stretched barre cord here. There seems to be quite a bit of variety in how this piece is played. I have two different versions in sheet music of the middle section also. Looking forward to seeing the rest.
I tuned in for bar 37. I’m killing myself trying to get that bar done. I’ve been trying the Segovia way, but my pinky doesn’t reach no matter what. So I’ll play it your way. Thank you!
Yes thats an easier way and still maintains the high E , John Williams uses that fingering. Besure to keep the LH 2nd finger on the 2nd string then drop it to the 'G' then back to the Bb. With slow practice you'll play this phrase.
Many tutors forget one thing before teaching is not show how to set the string as in music class.E1,B2,G3,D4,A5,E6.This will make the student can compare sound to the teacher sound.In class we set guitar string with piano, but we haven't piano at home.Beg your pardon to show setting string sound level before start lesson.Thank you so much, sir.
Yes I understand however I have found that the majority of players [ rightly or wrongly ] now use elctronic tuners, unlike when I started when we would use a tuning fork and take ages to get the guitar intune. I find that even beginners now manage to get there instruments in tune, unfortunately to the detriment of developing a good ear.
I never have any problems with the left hand cramping up. You could be over pressing on the barre chords. Try olding a bar and slowly relaxing the hand till the notes become muted - you then need to hold the chord with the amount of pressure just before the muted notes [ if that makes any sence ] any more pressure is just wasting energy in the LH. Check out my tutorial on how to play Barre Chords. If the hand is painful rest it.
thanks for clarifying the both ways of playing after bar 37. i always got in confused which one to use. i m 8 years old so take a less stretch version. u a great great teacher.
Thank you for your kind comments. I am happy that you are learning this great piece of music. One point as an 8 year old your bones are still developing so never over work your left hand always take things in easy stages and if you get any pain rest your hands.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 sir pl watch me playing asturias leant from you. facebook.com/groups/213402815408692/permalink/2847951398620474/?flite=scwspnss&extid=8v9UooTg5DXCl8px
question: when starting the trem picking, i want to start with my middle then follow with the index when doing the alternate picking. Is this going to cause a problem down the road? Just feels more natural to me.....
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 thanks so much, i didn't want to start a bad habit and then have to undo it! Many thanks for taking the time to post these videos, one of my favorite pieces and a lifelong ambition for me to learn. I've made great progress in the last month thanks to folks like you!
Just bar the LH first finger across the 7th fret place the 2nd finger on the 1st string 8th fret and hold the chord for the full bar. The melody is then played on the 4th and 5th strings. Have you downloaded the music and tabs?
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 He is right that part isn't really clear. Beside, there are so many versions of tabs out there, it's hard to find the exact version you are explaning
@@DONMAZ7 Just download the version from my homepage. The problem with Asturias is that is transcribed from the piano copy with many alterations to make it playable on the guitar. What do you not understand?
Why do you not understand bar 40 ! it's one chord shape at the 7th fret and so well explained and it is one of the easier bars. I think you might be confused with the alternative fingering for bar 37 to 39 . If you don't understand this then you should try playing something easier.
@@DONMAZ7 Why do you not understand bar 40 ! it's one chord shape at the 7th fret and so well explained and it is one of the easier bars. I think you might be confused with the alternative fingering for bar 37 to 39 . If you don't understand this then you should try playing something easier.
Lying awake at 5am unable to sleep, and now after 20 years of playing i find an easier alternate fingering for Leyenda.... I just want to get up and practise but my wife will kill me.
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Why would you down-vote this man? He's teaching one of the most difficult classical guitar pieces for FREE! And does it exquisitely! Bravo sir! I greatly appreciate this tutorial!
5picyboi jealousy
its called dislike.What's wrong with people
YT is full of morons....I gave it a Thumbs up to counter act one idiot...
Thanks for that!
Thanks.
As far as I now this is the only one channel giviing away these lessons in full . Long liife to you, master . your legacy is safe.
Thank you - glad to be of help.
I have to agree with everyone. Best guitar teacher ever. Straight forward, not flamboyant. If I lived near you I'd try to get personal lessons.
Thanks.
U r great teacher
Many thanks.
Thank you again, Simon! Brilliant as always!
My pleasure - enjoy.
You are literally the best guitar teacher I've ever came across on this website, thank you so much! 5 more parts to go!
Glad to be of help.
Brilliant video. Thanks so much! The section from bar 33 was really helpful.
Only to pleased to help out. Enjoy.😀
So Happy to have found your channel ! Thank you very much!
I hope you enjoy playing this oiece of music
Excellent stuff, love it
Glad you enjoy it!
Very enjoyable and grateful, thank you Sir.
My pleasure - enjoy playing this fine piece of music.😀
Thanks so much for a terrific tutorial, brilliantly breaking down this difficult piece.
Glad it was helpful!
Great lesson much helpful to thanks 👍👍
Glad it was helpful!
Great stuff, thank you. straight to the point and very clearly explained, thanks again :)
Thanks.
I'm just going to thank you each video as I progress. This is the first song I decided to tackle after getting my classical guitar. I've gotten up to bar 32 at a speed and accuracy I consider good. Thank so much. I print out your tabs and go through writing the chord names down as you say them hoping one day I'll give enough shit to remember their names. Once I get this down. I'll post a video for you to watch and send you a little money. Thanks again
Glad to be of help. Keep practicing.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 if you had $2000 max, but wanted to keep it 1500 USD or less. Do you have a suggestion? These cordoba guitars. Some expensive ones are made in china, but they have models made in Spain. Does this make a difference in your opinion? I live in the mountains and rarely make it to a city with large music stores. When I end up going I'd love to have have few models you reccomend, so I can test them. Cheers!
@@MARKBBOICE Hello have you tried the Ramirez 1NE guitar they start at a $1500 or Contreras C4 at a similar price. Give ' The guitar Salon a call in Santa Monica they have a good selection of guitars and I am sure that they would advise you on which guitar would be suitable for you. Let me know how you get on with your choice.
Great tutorial! I was literally playing this piece and I thought on bar 37 "this is a bit of a stretch" to find that you had fully covered the topic! Skills!!
Glad to be of help.
Thank you so much for the lesson time stamp for myself at 3:38 you're very good at explaining
only to pleased to help.
This is absolutely the most best hulp ever seen. Thanks a lot voor the lessons (for free!!!) an the tabs, all is very kindly and pratical teatching!
Thanks for your kind comments.
Thank you! That part where you played it differently is amazing! I've been struggling with that lately and you helped alot❤️💜✌🏻
Yes that fingering is how John Williams plays in the Seville concert. Check it out.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 thanks man❤️you're the best
Nice work showing the variants at bar 37. I prefer the stretched barre but as a six plus footer I probably have bigger hands. It is a tough barre cord and as you say it it difficult to make the individual strings sound clear but the advantage is that you can stay in the same position without having to slide back. It also seems that most of the theatrical performers of this peace seem to use the stretched barre cord here.
There seems to be quite a bit of variety in how this piece is played. I have two different versions in sheet music of the middle section also. Looking forward to seeing the rest.
OK OK you win, No more stretching with that barre cord.
John williams plays it this way - he showed me. The stretch bar never sound clear to me even when played by top players including Segovia.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 Agree 100%....The stretch bar is not clean. David Russell also plays it your way ( a variant)
sensational as always 😍
Thank you so much 😀
Wow this man is incredible, thank you very much
!
Glad to help out.
Awesome!
Only to pleased to help.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 your crisp tone is one of the inspiring things I take from the video
Many thanks - I hope you enjoy learning/playing Asturias.
thanks i love your tutorial.
Glad it was helpful!
Just completed practicing the second part, thanks to you!
Keep it up
I tuned in for bar 37. I’m killing myself trying to get that bar done. I’ve been trying the Segovia way, but my pinky doesn’t reach no matter what. So I’ll play it your way. Thank you!
Yes thats an easier way and still maintains the high E , John Williams uses that fingering. Besure to keep the LH 2nd finger on the 2nd string then drop it to the 'G' then back to the Bb. With slow practice you'll play this phrase.
Thank you dear,
You are the best.
Thank you too
Thank you. Ahí voy. Por el punto 13.52. Un saludo Simon😀😀
THanks.
Many tutors forget one thing before teaching is not show how to set the string as in music class.E1,B2,G3,D4,A5,E6.This will make the student can compare sound to the teacher sound.In class we set guitar string with piano, but we haven't piano at home.Beg your pardon to show setting string sound level before start lesson.Thank you so much, sir.
Yes I understand however I have found that the majority of players [ rightly or wrongly ] now use elctronic tuners, unlike when I started when we would use a tuning fork and take ages to get the guitar intune. I find that even beginners now manage to get there instruments in tune, unfortunately to the detriment of developing a good ear.
Best tutorial ever .Excellent.
Still working on bar 39-40,it's a bit complicated for me hehehehe.LOVE IT.
I'm a little behind what you were a year ago! what's the progress now? do you master this wonderful piece? :D
His tab helps
Keep at it.
U are an amazing teacher and I’m so happy I found you. And god dam does this piece cramp up ur left hand at times
I never have any problems with the left hand cramping up. You could be over pressing on the barre chords. Try olding a bar and slowly relaxing the hand till the notes become muted - you then need to hold the chord with the amount of pressure just before the muted notes [ if that makes any sence ] any more pressure is just wasting energy in the LH. Check out my tutorial on how to play Barre Chords. If the hand is painful rest it.
Thank you for posting.
You're welcome
Thank you. Greetings from Croatia.
A pleasure - and greetings from the UK.
thanks for clarifying the both ways of playing after bar 37. i always got in confused which one to use. i m 8 years old so take a less stretch version. u a great great teacher.
Thank you for your kind comments. I am happy that you are learning this great piece of music. One point as an 8 year old your bones are still developing so never over work your left hand always take things in easy stages and if you get any pain rest your hands.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 sure sir i be on touch. Can afford to miss such a teacher 😊
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 sir pl watch me playing asturias leant from you. facebook.com/groups/213402815408692/permalink/2847951398620474/?flite=scwspnss&extid=8v9UooTg5DXCl8px
This video has been so helpful. Thank you.
Glad to be of help
This is amazing , i cant believe im picking it up quite quickly now :) wow
I dont think the neighbours are happy though hahaha . i bet its them who down thumbed it hehe :)
Have fun!
keep shouting woo hoo . loud , when i get a new fantastic bit correct :)
Sounds like ' Sympathy for the Devil ' or is it Homer.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 I have put in quite a good few hours practice over the last week. :)
many thanks for your help. Much appreciated!
Glad to be of help.
Thank you for the alternate voicing and passage of the C7
Yes it's a nice inversion - J. Williams uses this inversion.
Just THANK YOU !!!!!!!
Thanks - Glad to be of help.
Please . Please Could you make a tutorial for Hijo de la luna ? As i can`t seem to find a good one on here ? .
Will check it out.
Thank you, great teacher Isaac. I think I am the first Arab here😊
Many thanks - a pleasure to help my fellow guitarists.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 ❤
Still can't work out his 'alternative' fingering for the arpegio on Bar 37. Anybody know of a tab for the same?
This is the link to my website were you can download the tabs.boltonguitar.co.uk/workspace/uploads/tab/asturiastab-alternative-5ebb142422140.pdf
Very methodical and through series geared toward intermediate players.
Glad it helps out.
question: when starting the trem picking, i want to start with my middle then follow with the index when doing the alternate picking. Is this going to cause a problem down the road? Just feels more natural to me.....
No - many players use m,i fingering . Either fingering works it just depends on what feels more comfortable.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 thanks so much, i didn't want to start a bad habit and then have to undo it! Many thanks for taking the time to post these videos, one of my favorite pieces and a lifelong ambition for me to learn. I've made great progress in the last month thanks to folks like you!
Hello Maestro, Greetings. Can you teach us how to play Cats from Memory ?
I will check it out.
Excellent!!👍
Thank you Jose - I'm just working on Asturias part 3.
Wow! I'm at the 40th bar of Asturias!
Very good at it.
Is there another part?
Part Three should show but here is the link ua-cam.com/video/h3SSeHMvpw0/v-deo.html
Here is the comlete playlist fo Asturias ua-cam.com/play/PLSTtEdjAUKFDzQxhOEmxjJ_jSQRkMZvqj.html
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 thank you sir
I don't know if we should use P,i,m until the end of the lesson or sometimes use the whole finger P,m,a
Experiment with different ffingerings and then use the one that works best for you.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 which means you can play with any finger if you feel most comfortable
@@daiduongvu4503 Yes thats correct.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 very good! Thanks 👍😊👍
Thank you
Only to pleased to help.
Best lesson!
My pleasure.
😍😍. Master I'm your Huge FAN 😭 Love you Sir may GOD (Allah) always Bless you Ameen....🤗
Thank you for your kind comments.
thanks
You're welcome!
Can you play some new pop songs. Which ones do you know?
None sorry.
I can't understand bar 40, confuse all chords
Can someone write respectively
Just bar the LH first finger across the 7th fret place the 2nd finger on the 1st string 8th fret and hold the chord for the full bar. The melody is then played on the 4th and 5th strings. Have you downloaded the music and tabs?
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 He is right that part isn't really clear. Beside, there are so many versions of tabs out there, it's hard to find the exact version you are explaning
@@DONMAZ7 Just download the version from my homepage. The problem with Asturias is that is transcribed from the piano copy with many alterations to make it playable on the guitar. What do you not understand?
Why do you not understand bar 40 ! it's one chord shape at the 7th fret and so well explained and it is one of the easier bars. I think you might be confused with the alternative fingering for bar 37 to 39 . If you don't understand this then you should try playing something easier.
@@DONMAZ7 Why do you not understand bar 40 ! it's one chord shape at the 7th fret and so well explained and it is one of the easier bars. I think you might be confused with the alternative fingering for bar 37 to 39 . If you don't understand this then you should try playing something easier.
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Many thanks
Lying awake at 5am unable to sleep, and now after 20 years of playing i find an easier alternate fingering for Leyenda....
I just want to get up and practise but my wife will kill me.
I hope you can now sleep soundly knowing that there is an alternative fingering for Leyenda. Enjoy playing it.😀
gelek sipas ji tere mamoste .
Spas hevalê min ez tenê kêfxweş im ku alîkariya gîtarîstek hevalê xwe dikim. Silav ji Brîtanyayê
your right hand is like a goblins hand
😅😅
well well well coaching is very fine because voice is no clearence
Thanks.
give me your guitar grandpa pls
Sorry not for sale.