Lagrima Guitar Tutorial

0:04 playing the piece through
0:44 introduction
1:22 A section in E major
6:43 B section in E minor
9:20 final thoughts
Lesson notes/sheet music/play-along track available at www.latinguita...
Lagrima is one of Francisco Tárrega’s best loved pieces. The title means ‘teardrop’ in Spanish and was written by Tarrega when he was living in London and feeling homesick. The piece is intermediate level because it uses a number of techniques including melody in a number of voices, arpeggio, and position changes
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[@dstrings4867]

A truly beautiful song played exquisitely

[@richardgullison9980]

Thank you, thank you! You are truly an educator!!

[@latinguitarmastery]

Thanks Richard!

[@dominicswords3293]

Really enjoy and appreciate these lessons. As a folky kind of player of many years (haha decades actually) my inner guitarist is at last coming out with the expressiveness and emotion of that Latin vibe. Thank you.

[@latinguitarmastery]

Thanks, it's great to hear my lessons are of benefit, I think it's great you've continued playing.

[@dominicswords3293]

@@latinguitarmastery 'great you've continued'. :-)). Yes it's always been a part of my life albeit in various waves according to demands of family and work life. I have been wondering what LGM membership gives. I imagine it's access to a whole bunch of video lessons about specific pieces and also technique of which your YT channel is a representative taster???? I'm feeling close to moving from learning from your generous freebies into going deeper

[@latinguitarmastery]

@@dominicswords3293 Well, my blog has a variety of courses and lessons. LGM Members is really an add on to the UA-cam experience giving you access lessons notes, sheet music downloads and a really versatile play-along music tool. Feel free to try it and I'm always happy to refund if you don't like it.

[@dominicswords3293]

@@latinguitarmastery I think I was being a bit dim. I had been looking at your material on YT rather than the blog on your website where there's more to see. Your videos have opened a door to some repertoire and style that had passed me by a tad. Not just the latin jazz of Jobim etc but also the beauty of Tarrega and your videos on improvising have been so simply explained but are nothing short of transforming what I can play. After your vid on improv over Em, I have been working on a cool version of Black Magic Woman ( a bluesy latin vibe) that makes me look like I know what I'm doing!!! I'm maybe over explaining here, but have to say how valuable your vids are. Thank you

[@latinguitarmastery]

@@dominicswords3293 Wow fantastic that's great to hear! Keep me posted on your progress or you can also ask questions in the course lessons.

[@jackdeago3639]

Unbelievably beautiful

[@rodrigocardozo6413]

muy bueno si pudiera hacer un tutorial de chopin (Nocturne in C-sharp minor, Op.

[@latinguitarmastery]

Thanks for your suggestion but I only cover Latin style pieces - Spain, South America etc

[@TheNightBandit1]

Excellent tone. What microphone are you using?

[@latinguitarmastery]

Thanks, I used an AKG GN30E mic, the guitar also has a beautiful tone it's a double top cedar by Carey Pedicini.

[@marcrummusic]

Very very nice. I recorded my version on an Ibanez AFJ85 🙈🤣

[@wolfgangk1]

I wish

[@afterlife3502]

Can you teach me for free I'm a bigener I want to be like you