Bach - Prelude in Dm BWV 999 - The Segovia Style

I recorded this version after listening to Andrés Segovia play this piece in "The Paris Film", I like the vibrato he does at the end, I think he does it in the D-G# interval, in the third and second strings, just as I did, I hope you like it.
He grabado esta versión tras escuchar a Andrés Segovia tocar esta pieza en "The Paris Film", me gusta el vibrato que hace al final, creo que lo hace en el intervalo Re-Sol#, en las cuerdas tercera y segunda, así como lo he hecho yo, espero que os guste.
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[@pantelismisikos9023]

Awesome!!

[@ramonleonegea]

Thank yoy very much, it is one of my favorite pieces, greetings.

[@odaiazzouni]

Very beautiful melody 🌹

[@ramonleonegea]

Hello, thank you for listening, I like this piece a lot and I have played it many times, but always find it interesting though, greetings.

[@RogerVeraGuitar]

Great take! This piece is in my wishlist to learn. Any tips?

[@ramonleonegea]

Hello Roger, I follow mostly the Zen On edition, because there are a few chords after the pedal in E, when it changes to A, the best way to do this arpeggios is with slurs on the D note, you will understand it when you play this part. You can learn the chords without the arpeggio and then add the arpeggio. Eliot Fisk has a DVD with pdf: The Segovia Style, where he plays and explains the chord progression.