Learn to Play Sor's Etude in B minor for Guitar (op.35 no.22)

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[@jboggs]

One of my favorite Sor etudes to play. Great advice on breaking the piece into melody and chords to start, and focusing on phrasing. I initially learned this piece by plowing straight through which was a disaster.

[@AntonHdz]

Amazing insight for me! this is the way to learn guitar I was missing all this years of practice in vain

[@junrodriguez4250]

Thanks for the vid...I will relearn this piece and bring out the melody.

[@oggiemarinski]

I think its important to play the melody apoyando ( with rest strokes) it comes out really strong

[@barry4080]

You have to relax your fretting hand when learning this one I found out. This is a great piece for both hands.

[@jodyguilbeaux8225]

a great lesson on balance within the piece. i was always strict to playing the piece as written, as the composer wrote it. so i guess i was wrong. your way sounds better by far.

[@mahlashafizade938]

So good 😃🙏

[@mamesushi136]

Ah, your videos seem so nice. I wish I could afford them... Maybe someday.

[@chrisli2228]

in my opinion i think its a bit too fast but its probably just me.

[@haanashim]

This approach reminds me a lot of the Segovia version. Which I disagree with - the arpeggios shouldn't be split into melody and accompaniment.

[@keithpoulos8641]

At the end...what happened? You played the song as if it didnt matter or something...rushed and devoid of dynamics and feeling. That's a good example of how not to play this song.

[@formenv]

Nul! Beaucoup de blabla et très peu de démonstration sur l instrument.