This is a fantastic video my friend.....this is certainly not a piece of music that allows ANY margin for error!...that being said I would say that personally I'm not exactly a beginner at guitar and can play AND understand the music that I do play on guitar and I've always pushed myself to play things way above my ability until I've got the mechanics and understanding of what I'm learning all together......my point is that the movement across the fretboard and synchronicity is absolutely key regarding this fantastic adaptation from piano to guitar and this is the only thing that's really had me having to be extra patient and to not deviate from how your teaching it......I will keep at it,I will not give up because this particular full 3 movement sonata is very personal to me because my grandfather taught me the first movement on piano when I was a child and that is where my true inspiration to play music is from!....so thankyou for your time and effort and for sharing the TAB and instructions of how to play this piece of music.....I love to see this being played as much as I do hearing it.as I've found in many things I've learned on guitar,the reward for the time and effort put in is worth it in the end and I believe that this is a prime example of just that!.... Hopefully in the not to distant future I'll be leaving a comment here to say that I've got a good grasp of this fantastic piece of music....many thanks.well done!
@@bruh-di4ku Thank you for taking interest... I got the electric guitar but one of the big problems is that it is one fret short... I could do the stuff in part 1 until the place where it hits that one high note... My guitar doesn't support that... I must get to maybe adding one myself... Not being able to do that note made my motivation go down... Thing feels incomplete if I can't make that one note. Anything I tried replacing it with sounds wrong to me.
Symon, I thanks for this this great series of lessons. I just about can do all the parts, very slow. Any way really enjoy your 'Italian accent , because you are an Italian Guy!' I am from Kentucky, USA, [Hillbilly], but I am learning to copy your Italian accent too! My wife is Italian, and her Grandparents came to America years ago, and she thinks I'm sounding a lot like you, having a lot of fun with the lesson, and listening to you teach, We were in Rome a few years ago, and it was Great! Thank again going to use some of the tapping patters, in my playing.
It was very nice to read this message thank you very much my friend, grazie mille! We keep in touch for the next guitar (and spanglish) appointments!Kentucky sounds great 🤟
i'm on pt 3 now Symon,i gotta get a new guitar.cuz,mine with 22 frets,good things its only uses 2 times on 24 frets tapping.i can improvise dat,i hit 22 frets just to get the tappings flows right,anyway no problems encountered.your tutorials are easy,thxs again Symon.its really helps alots ":D lol.its feels so good!! its so exciting ":D lol.very very successful!!good things i can manage ":D
Daniel Kindred Apparently my guitar teacher told me to not play it at the audition. He said it‘s pretty pretentious and comes off as if you just practiced one piece for a very long time. I mean it was hard work to pull this thing off but anything with tapping has become peanuts for me. Definitely try to learn it, it definitely strengthened my left hand for hammer ons out of nowhere.
@@Jp-ps8fr Oh right, I see. Well can't argue with the teacher XD. And oh I already covered 4 parts of his tutorials on this :). I had to put the guitar down myself because my wrist started hurting aha.
Hi Jp, how did the audition go? A few years ago I presented this piece to Perugia for an audition and I won a scholarship. I apologize for not answering you earlier. I wish you the best -Symon
This is a fantastic video my friend.....this is certainly not a piece of music that allows ANY margin for error!...that being said I would say that personally I'm not exactly a beginner at guitar and can play AND understand the music that I do play on guitar and I've always pushed myself to play things way above my ability until I've got the mechanics and understanding of what I'm learning all together......my point is that the movement across the fretboard and synchronicity is absolutely key regarding this fantastic adaptation from piano to guitar and this is the only thing that's really had me having to be extra patient and to not deviate from how your teaching it......I will keep at it,I will not give up because this particular full 3 movement sonata is very personal to me because my grandfather taught me the first movement on piano when I was a child and that is where my true inspiration to play music is from!....so thankyou for your time and effort and for sharing the TAB and instructions of how to play this piece of music.....I love to see this being played as much as I do hearing it.as I've found in many things I've learned on guitar,the reward for the time and effort put in is worth it in the end and I believe that this is a prime example of just that!....
Hopefully in the not to distant future I'll be leaving a comment here to say that I've got a good grasp of this fantastic piece of music....many thanks.well done!
Thank you so much for your nice words! I’m waiting to know you did it 🤟 Keep in touch. Symon
Thank you so much for the video! I can't wait to get myself an electric guitar and learn this song
How’d it go
@@bruh-di4ku Thank you for taking interest... I got the electric guitar but one of the big problems is that it is one fret short... I could do the stuff in part 1 until the place where it hits that one high note... My guitar doesn't support that... I must get to maybe adding one myself... Not being able to do that note made my motivation go down... Thing feels incomplete if I can't make that one note. Anything I tried replacing it with sounds wrong to me.
it sounds so intimidating
Thank you so much👍🏼 Only left 4 and 5 part😃didnt believe that i can do it
it's hard to believe that Beethoven was deaf when he wrote this
It was made up to sell more cds
GRAZIE!!
Symon, I thanks for this this great series of lessons. I just about can do all the parts, very slow. Any way really enjoy your 'Italian accent , because you are an Italian Guy!' I am from Kentucky, USA, [Hillbilly], but I am learning to copy your Italian accent too! My wife is Italian, and her Grandparents came to America years ago, and she thinks I'm sounding a lot like you, having a lot of fun with the lesson, and listening to you teach, We were in Rome a few years ago, and it was Great! Thank again going to use some of the tapping patters, in my playing.
It was very nice to read this message thank you very much my friend, grazie mille! We keep in touch for the next guitar (and spanglish) appointments!Kentucky sounds great 🤟
i'm on pt 3 now Symon,i gotta get a new guitar.cuz,mine with 22 frets,good things its only uses 2 times on 24 frets tapping.i can improvise dat,i hit 22 frets just to get the tappings flows right,anyway no problems encountered.your tutorials are easy,thxs again Symon.its really helps alots ":D lol.its feels so good!! its so exciting ":D lol.very very successful!!good things i can manage ":D
Огромное вам спасибо за такой толковый разбор!!!Дай Бог Вам здоровья и радостей в жизни!!!
obrigado parabens
Wow
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HE MAKES IT LOOK eaSY
and it is...
I‘m 19yrs old. You think i get accepted at music college if I play the full piece?
Hell yeah
Accepted? They'll promote you to teacher instantly! XD
Daniel Kindred Apparently my guitar teacher told me to not play it at the audition. He said it‘s pretty pretentious and comes off as if you just practiced one piece for a very long time.
I mean it was hard work to pull this thing off but anything with tapping has become peanuts for me.
Definitely try to learn it, it definitely strengthened my left hand for hammer ons out of nowhere.
@@Jp-ps8fr Oh right, I see. Well can't argue with the teacher XD. And oh I already covered 4 parts of his tutorials on this :). I had to put the guitar down myself because my wrist started hurting aha.
Hi Jp, how did the audition go? A few years ago I presented this piece to Perugia for an audition and I won a scholarship. I apologize for not answering you earlier. I wish you the best -Symon