Demetrius M Character em inglês significa personagem, não entra nesse contexto que vc falou. Seria melhor dizer: Says a lot about his personality. Só uma dica...
thats because he knows only 1 in a few million can even come close to what he does he has nothing to be afraid of and besides good musicians always share their art because serious study of music is like a worship @@rorobinou2810
I can't believe my eyes, Grisha is teaching us 😭 Thank you so much. Please please keep doing it many of us will never have the opportunity in our lives to have a guitar teacher like you and this is amazing I am so happy thank you for taking your time to help us 🙏
Oh,... this is SO useful. I have done all of these methods as a pianist and a wind player. My H.S. piano teacher, Mrs. Marion Libby (amazing in every way) taught me to do "boogie rhythms". Check it out: "daaaahm -dee, daaaah-dee, daaaahm-dee, daaaahm-dee" and "dee-daaaahm, dee-daaaahm, dee-daaaahm, dee-daaaahm" Further explained: Taking straight 1/8 notes (semi-quavers), play them as triplet patterns - tied quarter followed by eighth (remember, in a jazz/shuffle/triplet pattern - swing, boogie). And vice-versa - eighth followed by tied quarter. It does wonders for evenness of rhythm. TRY IT!!!
We all (guitarists and no guitarists) have to thank to this master for he is sharing his knowledges. Its no just important: is trascendental! (guitarists know what I mean)
Sir, you are showing impossible ability to pick strings, you are a guitar God, I will not forget this video in my life. Take care of your health and live a long life.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
thank you so much for sharing this. i remember when you came to my high school to give a small lesson to a bunch of year 1 guitar players. we were blown away. 10 years later and i’m so glad i found your channel!!
Thank you Grisha for this clear and patient instruction. Your humility and respect for the music are obvious. This adds to my enjoyment of your powerful, nuanced performances.
BLOWN AWAY. I just had to reassemble myself with a torx screwdriver after watching this unbelievable video. Humility going together with Divine Skills. Thinking of all those millionnaire sportsplayers who are more into bragging and condescending attitude. What a contrast. May God have mercy of them.
When I studied (classical) guitar in the early 90s we talked a lot about Yepes and his 3-finger runs, but I never got around practising them. Perhaps now is the time? Thank you for the exercises!
Thank you Grisha! I will add this to my daily practice. It will take awhile but I see the value of investing in burning this technique into my muscle memory. Very great video!
Гриша, Я судовольствием слушаю, смотрю ваши видео. Вы великий гитарист. На ютубе милион видео гитаристов, но ваша игра в числе немногих. А обясняете супер. Спасибо!
Amazing...!thousands thanx...trying to practice this for 2 days only and I see much improvements...I wish someone had shown this to me years ago...thanx for sharing a bit of your knowledge!!
I'm pretty new here ... and already a fan of Grisha! I sure love Paco's music (among many other gypsy musicians!!!) and Grisha plays his music swell - no doubt -, so what I'm wondering is what will Grisha compose when he'll be ready to rise out of his masters. Paco was nicknamed "God" by some (if not many...) so, Grisha won't equal God, but as other angels (such as Vicente Amigo maybe?) he has the stuff to ravel us I say. So : go on Grisha ! We need your great talent - and if you love flamenco, don't forget your russian soul - the one that brought humanity great musicians!
Great video! I hope you will still be able to come and play at the concertgebouw in Amsterdam next year or so. I was a bit disappointed when I heard that it was canceled this year because of covid-19.
I must appreciate for your kind attention and instructing without talking so much about irrelevant subjects such as other guitarists. It's the best exercise for especially both hands' fingers but I ask you if it's possible add Tab for exercises at the time of playing because this is very important for making your instructing more up-to-date please.Thanks a lot
Oh my God! Thank you for sharing these secrets. You've made me instantly a better player! Ps. If you find time show us some lessons for the right hand, how to develop tempo, tehnique and so on. Thanks Maestro!
Wonderful lesson, thank you, I struggle a lot since last year to develop the 3 fingers style run on the scales, arpeggios, to integrate this technique more and more but I have seen the problem with the accent which appears when you play ... Your patterns and advice will clear this problem, hopefully, I do thank you once again ! ❤️
Wow this is Phenomenal, Grisha thank You So Much, would you please do a video for how to practise scales descending in lower neck area, many of us players are facing while descending towards bass strings , the pattern breaks , please your expertise is required, grisha,
I play various finger picking styles. This will still take discipline..in other words..practice won't always be fun..but the results will pay off. Subscribed.
Gracias Grisha for dedicating to us your some of your time and helpp us improve our playing. I would be interested in learning some rasgeado technics. Thx.
thank you so much. I've been waiting for this for a long time. plz do share more your experience and knowledge dear maestro. specially about synchronizing
Grisha, muy buenos ejercicios, muchas gracias, soy admirador tuyo desde hace varios años y me da mucho gusto que nos regales éstas clases. Un abrazo, bendiciones
Hi máster, thanks for the lesson. I had never seen your lessons, and you're amazing!!! I'd like to know what is the most important thing for you, to increase velocity? ... That's to say, to play fast scales... Once again you technique is awesome!!!
Outstanding as usually. I'd like to learn to use it in whole six strings scales which are far harder than only one. It is difficult to keep the patern crossing the strings
Great lesson! Like how you describe everything in details and make It simple. I would like to see how I can use picado technic to play complex arpegios. Its harder, because of crossing with one or two notes per strings. Thanks, keep It up!
Amazing playing! And a great instruction video too, definitely going to try out these exercises while I know they will be challenging. As a lefty playing right-handed instruments (guitar and bass) for >30 years, the way worse dexterity of my right hand has always made intricate right hand work very, very difficult for me. I got my first guitar when I was 10, and it was right-handed due to a complete lack of affordable lefties. TBH, playing this way definitely has its advantages too, and I never had problems in the beginning sticking to easy stuff like strumming and chord playing has always been easy. I have many times considered switching to lefties, but never really seriously, only tested it a few times and it feels very awkward. What is your experience of lefties playing right handed? I assume you have had quite a few of us as your students.
I’m in shock that player of his caliber has taken the time to do an instructional video like this. Says a lot about his character.
Demetrius M Character em inglês significa personagem, não entra nesse contexto que vc falou. Seria melhor dizer: Says a lot about his personality. Só uma dica...
Same. A living guitar God just casually giving you tips on UA-cam. Love it !
well.... everything is better than practicing
so he decided to make a video on practicing
is that procrastination?
i dont know
@@spatrk6634 You're right. You don't know.
thats because he knows only 1 in a few million can even come close to what he does he has nothing to be afraid of and besides good musicians always share their art because serious study of music is like a worship @@rorobinou2810
Grande grisha !!! Obrigado pela aula !!! Saudade
What an honor, Maestro! You are one of the greatest guitarists alive. Oleee!
Yamandú Costa!!: another master!!
Noooo te creo... El nivel que hay que tener para subir un video y que te felicite Yamandu Costa...
Até o mestre Yamandu tá assistindo sksksk
Wow, Grisha and Yamandu duo would be great. Fiquei feliz do nada, e já me inscrevi no canal do mestre.
I can't believe my eyes, Grisha is teaching us 😭 Thank you so much. Please please keep doing it many of us will never have the opportunity in our lives to have a guitar teacher like you and this is amazing I am so happy thank you for taking your time to help us 🙏
One of the most underrated channels on UA-cam for sure. It is like Einstein took his time to give physic lectures on youtube
Oh,... this is SO useful. I have done all of these methods as a pianist and a wind player.
My H.S. piano teacher, Mrs. Marion Libby (amazing in every way) taught me to do "boogie rhythms". Check it out:
"daaaahm -dee, daaaah-dee, daaaahm-dee, daaaahm-dee" and "dee-daaaahm, dee-daaaahm, dee-daaaahm, dee-daaaahm" Further explained:
Taking straight 1/8 notes (semi-quavers), play them as triplet patterns - tied quarter followed by eighth (remember, in a jazz/shuffle/triplet pattern - swing, boogie). And vice-versa - eighth followed by tied quarter.
It does wonders for evenness of rhythm. TRY IT!!!
We all (guitarists and no guitarists) have to thank to this master for he is sharing his knowledges. Its no just important: is trascendental! (guitarists know what I mean)
Sir, you are showing impossible ability to pick strings, you are a guitar God, I will not forget this video in my life. Take care of your health and live a long life.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Maestro! It’s such an honor to have you as a teacher! God Bless You!
The way you slow it down gradually, is a great teaching technique.
Thank You Grisha. It is wonderful of you to take time to share these techniques and exercises with us. You are an inspiration for many of us .
Grisha you are world class. Absolute world class. Thank you.
0:00 such a POWERFUL introduction
thank you so much for sharing this. i remember when you came to my high school to give a small lesson to a bunch of year 1 guitar players. we were blown away. 10 years later and i’m so glad i found your channel!!
Absolutely amazing! Been playing the three finger picado and it really changed my life! Thank you so much 🙌🎶
Thank you Grisha for this clear and patient instruction. Your humility and respect for the music are obvious. This adds to my enjoyment of your powerful, nuanced performances.
BLOWN AWAY. I just had to reassemble myself with a torx screwdriver after watching this unbelievable video. Humility going together with Divine Skills.
Thinking of all those millionnaire sportsplayers who are more into bragging and condescending attitude. What a contrast. May God have mercy of them.
Very kind of you to share. You are an incredible resource to the guitar world proving the impossible can be done.
When I studied (classical) guitar in the early 90s we talked a lot about Yepes and his 3-finger runs, but I never got around practising them. Perhaps now is the time? Thank you for the exercises!
Explaining in smooth way
and actually valuable lessons
A lesson of one million dollars just for free!!! 😮 🎉
Thank bro.
Thank you Grisha! I will add this to my daily practice. It will take awhile but I see the value of investing in burning this technique into my muscle memory. Very great video!
Excellent lesson! Its actually a gift to me! Thank you!
Im on it!!
You have been inspiring a guitarists generation! Thanks a lot for sharing the class, I'm feel flattered by your teaching!
Just learned Smoke on the water.
Guess I'll tackle this next.
Congrats you now have a phd and DLTt you are the Jedi master of the guitar u can now play in the Vienna philharmonic orchestra
I loved this tutorial, my man. Loved your simplicity! Subscribed to you and now checking out more of your videos. This one is surely a treasure.
Гриша, Я судовольствием слушаю, смотрю ваши видео. Вы великий гитарист. На ютубе милион видео гитаристов, но ваша игра в числе немногих. А обясняете супер. Спасибо!
You are a legend. Thank you so much for showing us all those techniques! Big fan from Peru
thank you so much for these videos Grisha!
Amazing...!thousands thanx...trying to practice this for 2 days only and I see much improvements...I wish someone had shown this to me years ago...thanx for sharing a bit of your knowledge!!
I am looking forward to starting this today.
Your technique is from another planet!
I'm pretty new here ... and already a fan of Grisha! I sure love Paco's music (among many other gypsy musicians!!!) and Grisha plays his music swell - no doubt -, so what I'm wondering is what will Grisha compose when he'll be ready to rise out of his masters. Paco was nicknamed "God" by some (if not many...) so, Grisha won't equal God, but as other angels (such as Vicente Amigo maybe?) he has the stuff to ravel us I say. So : go on Grisha ! We need your great talent - and if you love flamenco, don't forget your russian soul - the one that brought humanity great musicians!
Thank you so much for this excercise,, you are great , god bless you
Grisha, You have shown me how to do something I have always wanted to do!! Thank you for your videos!!
So helpful! This is awesome!
Great video!
I hope you will still be able to come and play at the concertgebouw in Amsterdam next year or so. I was a bit disappointed when I heard that it was canceled this year because of covid-19.
My favorit teacher
Thank you for the lesson
Fantastic. Very much Appreciated for the short lecture.
I must appreciate for your kind attention and instructing without talking so much about irrelevant subjects such as other guitarists. It's the best exercise for especially both hands' fingers but I ask you if it's possible add Tab for exercises at the time of playing because this is very important for making your instructing more up-to-date please.Thanks a lot
Yeah, that's true... You Tube is plenty of people desiring to be brave teachers and instead they speak a lot and evidence little substance :)
please,more exercice like this about the 3 fingers picado,it is so amazing and you teachs very fantastic,thanks maestro
Your methode to explain very good.....bravo....
Regard from Indonesia
This whole video is pure Gold man a lot of thanks Maestro! Bravo!
Oh my God! Thank you for sharing these secrets. You've made me instantly a better player!
Ps. If you find time show us some lessons for the right hand, how to develop tempo, tehnique and so on.
Thanks Maestro!
Absolutely amazing......thanks Grisha
Glad you liked it!
The best ever and a fantastic guy 🎶🎶🎶
Thanks for your help, Grisha. These tutorials are very valuable 😀
Man..Where were you been
The guitaristes they want teachers like you and i Hope you give us more flamenco's secrets technics i loved you
Bro I Just can say is that wherever Paco de Lucía is now! His proud of you, you re reaching a tremendous level, And sharing makes you even bigger!
Maravilloso! mil gracias desde La Paz - Bolivia
Wonderful lesson, thank you, I struggle a lot since last year to develop the 3 fingers style run on the scales, arpeggios, to integrate this technique more and more but I have seen the problem with the accent which appears when you play ... Your patterns and advice will clear this problem, hopefully, I do thank you once again ! ❤️
Wow this is Phenomenal, Grisha thank You So Much, would you please do a video for how to practise scales descending in lower neck area, many of us players are facing while descending towards bass strings , the pattern breaks , please your expertise is required, grisha,
Great lesson for the right hand 👏
Oh man!
Thank you very much!!!
I can't wait for a rasgueado tutorial from you too.
Fantastic, Maestro 👏👏👏
Ole my mafia brother from Chicago!
Excellent lesson!!
Très intéressant. Merci pour le temps passé ! 👍 😊
Отличный гитарист , отличный урок, большое спасибо за понятный конетент!
Удачи вам Григорий!!
I play various finger picking styles. This will still take discipline..in other words..practice won't always be fun..but the results will pay off. Subscribed.
Gracias Grisha for dedicating to us your some of your time and helpp us improve our playing. I would be interested in learning some rasgeado technics. Thx.
This is Gold. Thank you
👍👏👏 Good lesson sir. Very important guide to follow and practice permanently.👍👍👍👍
Excellent!
This will be good to strengthen my ring finger which has always been weaker than the others.
Great teacher from spain Andalucía huelva 😅🎉🎉🎉
thank you so much. I've been waiting for this for a long time. plz do share more your experience and knowledge dear maestro. specially about synchronizing
Surprisingly Amazing
Great!! Thank you🙏🏼
Grazie per la preziosa lezione
Thanks for the valuable lesson❤
Really great and informative video thankyou very much 👍👍
Thanks a lot!
True magician 🎩
Grisha, muy buenos ejercicios, muchas gracias, soy admirador tuyo desde hace varios años y me da mucho gusto que nos regales éstas clases. Un abrazo, bendiciones
Great job Sir ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ok I am going to practice. See you in 10 years for my next lesson!
so much light brought into so much shadow with this! :) спасибо!
Thank you for the lesson i love you❤️❤️
Excelent lesson! Thank you Maestro!!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, maestro. 🙇
Brilliant! Thanks!
Great lesson. Thanks
Awesome ...great video .. enjoyed and learned something so productive .thanks maestro
Thanks!! Very usefull exercises.
really tnx mastero...its best exercises from best world guitarist
Thanks for the helpful lesson
Todos te quieren. Grandioso. Gran lección.
Awesome exercise and tutorial as always Maestro ❤ Big Hugs 🤗😇
Thank you very much 🙏
Great tecnique clearly eaxplained!
Thanks for the tips! Do you mind making a video about alzapua, I'm having a hard time learning it. Keep up the good content 😄
Tan sólo Dios regala tesoros de verdad. GRISHA, tu magnanimidad es sobrehumana. gracias
Great lesson. (Could you please raise the volume of voice mics in your next videos?)
Thank you for the Amazing lesson.
Hi máster, thanks for the lesson. I had never seen your lessons, and you're amazing!!! I'd like to know what is the most important thing for you, to increase velocity? ... That's to say, to play fast scales... Once again you technique is awesome!!!
Very helpful lesson
Love from Iran master
You are a bad ass my friend
Thank you so much
Outstanding as usually. I'd like to learn to use it in whole six strings scales which are far harder than only one. It is difficult to keep the patern crossing the strings
Great lesson! Like how you describe everything in details and make It simple. I would like to see how I can use picado technic to play complex arpegios. Its harder, because of crossing with one or two notes per strings. Thanks, keep It up!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video!
Amazing playing! And a great instruction video too, definitely going to try out these exercises while I know they will be challenging. As a lefty playing right-handed instruments (guitar and bass) for >30 years, the way worse dexterity of my right hand has always made intricate right hand work very, very difficult for me. I got my first guitar when I was 10, and it was right-handed due to a complete lack of affordable lefties. TBH, playing this way definitely has its advantages too, and I never had problems in the beginning sticking to easy stuff like strumming and chord playing has always been easy. I have many times considered switching to lefties, but never really seriously, only tested it a few times and it feels very awkward. What is your experience of lefties playing right handed? I assume you have had quite a few of us as your students.
Skoliko vremeni nado trenirovati ati uprajnenia v deni spasibo.
Seems very similar to the 3 fingers Tremolo in Classic guitar,
So basically instead of 3 fingers Tremolo you do 3 fingers rest strokes?