Classical Guitar Live LESSON - Sons De Carrilhoes by Pernambuco
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Here's a live lesson with Don from Canberra, Australia as part of my series where I'm giving away free lessons to people and uploading the results to UA-cam.
We explored the really popular brazilian choro 'Sons De Carrilhoes' by João Pernambuco.
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CONTENTS:
0:55 - Coping with injuries when playing guitar
2:37 - Lifting weights and building muscle to prevent or live with injuries
4:00 - Do YOU have an injury or pain/discomfort? Watch this and be proactive about fixing it.
5:30 - How long do professionals practice for?
6:25 - Don performs the first section of Sons De Carrilhoes
9:36 - Bars 1-2… Fretting hand fingering and avoiding the long barré
13:38 - Should you add dynamics, rubato and other musical features right from the start of learning a piece?
17:23 - LISTENING HOMEWORK: Discussing great recordings of this piece to listen to
Graham Devine - open.spotify.c...
Carlos Barbosa Lima - open.spotify.c...
18:43 - LISTENING HOMEWORK: Listen to choros bands. This anthology is beautiful and will inform your playing more than a single guitar lesson can:
open.spotify.c...
19:15 - Bar 2 - When should we stop notes from ringing?
23:50 - Staccato chords or legato makes a MASSIVE DIFFERENCE to this piece
26:12 - Simple exercise to experiment with the two different grooves
29:20 - Bar 15-16 chords. Fretting hand fingering.
30:35 - Bars 13-14. Challenging diminished run.
32:44 - Bars 13-14. Don’t just practice this run from the first note. Start it in the middle or towards the end too.
37:20 - Bars 13-14. Plucking hand fingerings
40:20 - Hubert Kappel - The bible of classical guitar technique
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41:06 - Bars 18-25. Second section of the piece
43:00 - Bar 21. Muting 6th string
45:47 - Bar 23
49:55 - Conclusion
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I hope this was of value to you. Any questions about the piece? Please let me know in the comments below.
Wonderful conversation. I play this piece and one way to get it good is to feel your body and mind moving to the rhythm. Then it will be transmitted to the listener. Listen to Pernambuco playing it years ago with his Brazilian group. With that rhythm you can not go wrong. Playing it slower and then faster in the same presentation makes it nice. I find these famous player, play it too fast and I think ruin the beauty.
Thanks for posting. Always a little more tricky coaching somebody who has some knowledge and maybe a little set in their ways. (I say this as a tennis coach of many years). Brave man Don, for stepping up and being prepared to put yourself in the firing line.
Thanks for posting ! Found it really helpful! Also got me thinking about my right hand. So true that we tend to concentrate on the left!
Try playing it as a waltz. It is a fun challenge. I find that changing the time signature can lead the variation to new ideas.
Thank you so much master🙏
One of the pieces I'm studying these days...
It was really helpful to do my playing also the techniques you taught make it more comfortable.
Could I please get the music/tab for this?