very good explication for ornementation first time I saw you. But we dont have the paperasse sheet to see the ornementation. Thank you very much ! Bernard Quebec Canada ❤❤
Great lesson!.It worked great for me , I am latino and to me playing south american/hispanic (Barrios-Lauro,Lecuona,ect) music is very easy since I have been listening to this music since I was a child.Playing Spanish music (Granados-Albeniz ect) is very easy as well (is in my spanish roots, my father descended from spain ) but I always had issues with baroque because of the mechanical aspect of it.Never had any issue with the Romantic-Classical-Impressionism styles , this lesson did wonders to me with the baroque tech points I needed help with.Thanks
Great lesson Bridget....I'm trying to master the cross string trills at the moment, I'm getting more consistent but, they're harder than they look. This is a lovely piece & you play it superbly!
Brilliant technique...goodness. The cross string trill you did dazzled me. Maybe a bit off topic but it sounds like there is reverb on the guitar but not on the voice. How did you achieve that?
Here: www.myfavouritemagazines.co.uk/music/Guitar-Techniques-Print.html But this arrangement will be out soon in my new book! I will announce it here when it's ready.
Bach sounds so amazing on guitar.
I agree
Really nice. Thanks
ornaments are so nice when properly played like you do ,really nice
This is really fantastic, thank you so much for sharing these videos with us. Im really enjoying your Classical Guitar compendium book
You're very welcome! I will be posting regular video lessons from now on. Thank you Aaron!
now that's what I call a classical guitar lesson...
Perfect. Was looking for smooth ways to play these and the finger motions being described were very useful
very good explication for ornementation first time I saw you. But we dont have the paperasse sheet to see the ornementation.
Thank you very much ! Bernard Quebec Canada ❤❤
thanks for the valuable advice, esp. the point regarding switching fingers when playing lower mordants
Great lesson!.It worked great for me , I am latino and to me playing south american/hispanic (Barrios-Lauro,Lecuona,ect) music is very easy since I have been listening to this music since I was a child.Playing Spanish music (Granados-Albeniz ect) is very easy as well (is in my spanish roots, my father descended from spain ) but I always had issues with baroque because of the mechanical aspect of it.Never had any issue with the Romantic-Classical-Impressionism styles , this lesson did wonders to me with the baroque tech points I needed help with.Thanks
Fantastic and Superb tutorial
Thank you for this. Lovely sound and clearly explained.
Uouuuu!! Thanks for sharing, amazing video!👏👏👏👏
Nice guitar btw! Love the sound
I love your nice passion.
Lovely 😊
Great lesson Bridget....I'm trying to master the cross string trills at the moment, I'm getting more consistent but, they're harder than they look. This is a lovely piece & you play it superbly!
Great performance!! Thank you so much!
Excellent. Very educational. It's a pity she doesn't show the notation.
Brilliant technique...goodness. The cross string trill you did dazzled me. Maybe a bit off topic but it sounds like there is reverb on the guitar but not on the voice. How did you achieve that?
Impresionante!
Thank you madam. Clear explanation.
In case somebody wants to order a back issue of GT it's featured in the issue 276 December 2017, not 277.
Thank you for that - my mistake!!
Where to find this partition to work on thank you
Very nice. How do I get a copy of this music?
Whaaatss its lute?
Bridget where are from love the accent
What accent?? 😂
Bridget Mermikides well maybe I have the accent how American of me
Hello! Where do I acquire the magazine?
Here: www.myfavouritemagazines.co.uk/music/Guitar-Techniques-Print.html
But this arrangement will be out soon in my new book! I will announce it here when it's ready.