Andrea De Vitis Teaches Me Capricho Arabe #2 | Tarrega | NBN Guitar
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- Опубліковано 27 кві 2018
- Welcome to part 2 of my first ever reaction video! In this lesson I'm reacting to virtuoso guitarist Andrea De Vitis' analysis of my performance of Capricho Arabe by Francisco Tárrega!
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you are just a superb person bro. not as a guitarist,, the way you think and how unselfish you are with the knowledge you have. thank you. and yes, these kind of videos will be awesome for the advanced level followers of your channel. what you said was gold - no matter what level you are - you can always learn more. very inspiring. loved to watch YOU learn for a change haha
Hey there Sarafaz. Good to hear from you man and thanks for writing such a lovely comment. I'm happy to share things that I know if it will benefit people. It feels good and it's rewarding to help people along part of their journey. I also hoped to inspire people by showing them that anyone can learn at any stage of their lives.
The last few comments you made are why I love learning from you Josh- you are a superb guitarist and teacher, but the humility that you project from these videos is so rare. Thank you for the comforting sage wisdom you provide to guitarists of all levels!
Awww Frank, thank you. I’m just a keen bean for learning and in turn, sharing what I’ve learned along my journey.
Kia ora everyone! Part 2 is here! I'm thinking of making this type of video with the best of the best guitarists in the word as a regular thing on the channel. What do you think? Please leave a comment below with your thoughts and ideas.
Wonderful idea-I thoroughly enjoyed this and I think it would only benefit you and the rest of the viewers :)
Thanks Joshua. I thought it could add a lot of depth & value to the channel.
Me too :)
🤔. Maybe you could be the expert and do a video with one of YOUR students? Just a fun idea.
Hmm food for thought Valerie!
I just finished learning this song! This was extremely helpful and taught me many super important details about how to play it. Thank you so much for sharing!!!
I know what you're saying John. Andrea's tips n tricks helped me to elevate my performance and interpretation of this piece and several others.
Thank you for sharing this lesson. One of the best things of guitar is that you never stop learning. Andrea's tips are really good and I couldn't stop noticing how beautiful his guitar is. Thanks for sharing with us once again!
100% my pleasure Richard. There's a couple of comments that reiterate your sentiment of non-stop learning. His tips are absolute gold and you're right in that his guitar is superb. It's POA so I'm guessing it costs a pretty penny too haha.
Joshua, I don't think I've enjoyed a music tutorial video more than this one. Like you I am primarily self taught so I appreciate your desire to keep progressing. Your humility is what makes you effective. Keep it up! I will continue to use your tutorials.
Ivan that's awesome. I thoroughly enjoyed making these two videos with Andrea. He's obviously a brilliant virtuoso and a nice humble chap. I'll continue with more tutorials this week!
Kia roa and buenos días from Mexico. Slowly but surely. May the Black Ferns win this weekend.
you’re great person my friend. i’ve been enjoying your channel since i first discovered it and subscribed. you are genuine to the core and i appreciate you
Thank you so much Seel. Your comment has blown me away. Andrea was so gracious 🙂
Joshua you are a delight from every point of view: technically took a lot from you, and you have a great level of generosity
Sorry you are that far, I’m in New York, all the best to you and take care
Hi David. Wow, thank you kindly for your comment. I'm stoked that you've learned a lot from me. I certainly learned heaps from Andrea when we did this lesson and I was glad to be able to share it with others. NY is a mere 16 hours flight from NZ haha. All the best and take care :)
This is amazing material 👊🏼 super helpful 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 thank you so much and please keep it up 🙏🏻
Thank you Robert! Will do!
This is so fascinating Joshua, thanks for sharing with us!
My pleasure Rolando. I'm hoping to share more videos like this in the future.
Good morning Joshua, the learning from you was not only for that video, that particularly was way over my head
But in general because you are very generous, big hug from ny and the 16 hours can be in normal condition now and particularly here nothing is normal
Take care you are valuable
Good morning David. I am so happy that this video has helped you. Andrea's teaching really helped me along too.
Wow, this is awesome! I surely am fascinated!
Thanks again Ony. I really enjoyed this part of the lesson. Some great tips from the maestro.
Kia roa...Excellent class. I'm working on this right now and this was a big help.
Kia ora! He mihi ki a koe. How are you getting on with it? Andrea has some amazing insights right?
This is typical higher musicality in a lesson. Mr. Rogers here plays this extremely well. Mr. De Vitis takes it all to a very detailed level, and I have had this before in masterclasses with Bream and Parkening, The melody has the priority. In this piece, there is a lot going on, but the player has to focus on the melodic line, everything else in an accompaniment. The classical guitar is quite unique in this discipline as very few other instruments are polyphonic. This was a very interesting lesson.
Hey Allan. It's nice to hear from you again. Andrea really did take it up a notch. I learned so much from the lesson with him and I was very happy to be given permission by the man himself to use his lesson on my channel to benefit the CG community. I hope that anyone else watching the two videos I made with Andrea are also uplifted as I was.
@@nbnguitar I've been playing this for years but your lessons have me re-visiting this with a fresh approach. Thanks for posting!
wow, what a fantastic lesson indeed thankyou Joshua !!!!!!
My pleasure Rob! Andrea is great isn't he?
Hi Josh! Thank you for sharing this again! Some good insight and ideas. I understand that these types of tutorial is more for advanced guitarist so they can work on more the technical part of it rather than play-enjoy. It Is always appreciated to know these skills though. Keep it going Josh.
Hi Malie! All good! Happy to share. I know that most of this stuff is well beyond the average player but I had a strong feeling before I decided to do these videos that it will still be of immense benefit to players that aren't at that level. Just hearing and seeing is enough to get things going and increase awareness of the finer more esoteric aspects of playing.
Thanks for sharing your lesson, it really helps. Greetings from Portugal
My pleasure Raimundo. Greetings from Aotearoa!
Thanks for sharing your lesson, it really helps. Greetings from Chile.
All good Cristian. I'm glad you found it useful. I've got another cool one coming out next week with a different guitarist. It should be just as good.
HI Josh... I have sat in on a couple of your lessons. Asturias (Leyenda) and Capricho Arabe. I have found you to be very helpful in my progression on the Guitar which you clearly have a passion for. So thank you for that... I must add that your Lesson with Andrea which you have very generously shared with us All takes things to another level which is quite amazing...His knowledge and experience is Estupendo as they say in Spain.... A very Big Thank you Josh for your commitment and modesty in teaching this Great Instrument. Good Health and Continued Happiness Josh.
Kind Regards Carl
Hi Carl. Andrea is at the very top of the top. A superb, knowledgable, yet extremely humble player and person. I'm really glad that you enjoyed my lesson buddy and thank you so much for taking the time to write this comment.
Good health and continued success & happiness to you too Carl.
Thank you very much for kind sharing.
My pleasure Mr. Thura Ko. Happy to be of service :)
This is a brilliant idea. Coincidentally, I finally subscribed last night to Tonebase, so this gives me a great idea of what a private session would be like. Cheers!
Thanks John. So you subscribed to Tonebase! Good call - I'm loving the site. I don't get there as often as I'd like to though. I thought this might be a good idea. A few months ago I was into watching 'reaction' videos where people react to musician's playing stuff. I felt that I could take a different spin on it by showing me 'reacting' to a lesson from a virtuoso.
Interestingly I just had another lesson with Gohar Vardanyan. She's so sweet. I'm hoping to make a video similar to this one with her critiquing my performance of La Paloma :)
It's such a terrific and unique idea. You seem very careful about how much you show, so hopefully there won't be any problems with copyright; this video honestly makes me want to book a session, whereas I was on the fence before. It's a win for your channel, the instructor, Tonebase, and us! :) I'm definitely looking forward to your lesson with Gohar Vardanyan, as she'd be the guitarist I'd be most interested in learning from (tied with Thomas Viloteau). I really like her instructional series with Strings By Mail, and I've bought several pieces she's offered lessons on. Cheers!
Thanks John. I showed everything that Andrea taught me in the lesson as I received his permission beforehand so I think we're all good as far as that's concerned.
Sadly, the lesson I had with Gohar cannot be shown publicly. I had hoped that she would agree but Gohar asked that it be kept private and I must respect her wishes. Please let me know how your lessons her & Thomas go :)
Joshua, you play excellent, you don't need to learn more. jajaja
Isaia you’re too kind my friend.
Thanks for the lesson...I learned something....I like the Joshua flavor.....I been watching (again and again) some of the master-classes of Segovia and Julian Bream. Finally, I "get" some of what they are trying to tell their students (especially from Bream)...having the right dynamics...kind of like this guy Andrea.
5 STARS!
--Van
You're too kind Van. I've noticed that many masterclasses expect people to have a certain depth of knowledge and that is easy to understand. However, here on UA-cam many people can watch the masterclass but they miss the information because the master is explaining to students that already possess a high level of training. In light of this I felt that there was an opportunity for me to act as an interphase by breaking down that esoteric knowledge into something that Joe Bloggs on the street can understand.
@ 2:50 I have to agree with Andrea
Same :)
Thanks ever so much for sharing this. I learned a lot.
Oh, and don't forget to always play with a cigarette dangling out of your mouth, it's what Tarrega did!
You're welcome buddy. Tarrega and EVH! I wonder if Tarrega ever put the cigarette inbetween the strings at the headstock like EVH did? Hmmmm
thanks Josh..........decided to learn this piece, one of favourites from when i first introduced to guitar ......over 50 years ago. I am learning from three teachers on web: Bradford Werner (This is Classical Guitar); Allen Matthews (Classical Guitar Shed) and Simon Powlis ( Classical Guitar Academy. Your video with Andrea was very helpful.........especially the dynamics between melody and accompaniment and use of apoyando. What has thrown me off is the ornaments......Allen prefers to play ornament before beat and Bradford differs in playing ornament on beat ,as long as ornament doesnt affect the rhythm. I initially learned according to Bradford suggestion so trying to relearn it is not easy. Any advice would be welcome. Mike at pichis@shaw.ca. All the Best and you have a very engaging friendly manner by the way.
G'day Mike. I am familiar with all 3 of the guitarists that you mentioned, and they each bring something new and exciting to the realm of UA-cam classical guitar instruction. As far as the ornaments go I'd just play them the way you prefer to hear them :)
Gracias, y cuando la de asturias?
Already did it about 3 years ago 😀
Love it! Ha ha. Josh, you (I feel) are a super technically sound player. No offense to Andreas, a phenomenal musician, but I can do without the melodrama... how about you? Keep on doing what you’re doing; besides, I much prefer learning from someone who gives of his knowledge freely- to anyone who wants to learn classical style playing- the flowery stuff we can worry about later. Thanks for all you do and for sharing your experience with us!
Haha thanks Valerie. Sometimes I feel pretty good technically and other days it's like can I even play this infernal contraption. I guess we all have those days where we're on fire and then we're not. I felt that Andrea's tips lifted me to another level. I didn't agree with everything but then again I don't have to and it's our prerogative to sometimes disagree with experts and just do things our own way. I'm always happy to share :)
I think finger alternation is better esthetically then repeating same finger consecutively.
Interestingly, I watched Marcin Dylla play this and he used one finger in that run, so I decided to emulate his approach.
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Hmmm I wish I could understand...
y cuando la de asturias..
I did Asturias years ago Fernando. Have a look through my tutorials and you'll find it.
hit like...
Thank you. Words of encouragement to viewers!
Dude im begginer here :(
Dude this is not a place for beginners :)