You amaze me, sir Simon, you're a Wizzard of guitar if ever there was one. This is a remarkable bit of work and extremely impressive indeed. You have my utmost respect.
This guitar has a fascinating sound and presented with musical competence and tact. The composition played 'talks to the listener' in a way that is honest and delightful.
Amazing. I've been learning a few Terrega pieces over the last few months. Added Gran Vals, Estudio de Velocidad and just got through your lessons on Caprice Arabe. I was 'patting myself on the back' for completing it and getting the techniques down. I thought; "now I have a nice, professional 5+ minute classical piece in my repertoire - going beside Cavatina). Then ..then, you unleash this 10 minute beast! :) So many techniques in one song. I'm guessing this will take a lot more than the month it took to get Caprice Arabe to the point I can play it (not to true performance level though). I'm guessing the lesson times for Gran Jota would be epic ;) fyi - I really liked the way you help to cross the bass strings (for the percussion section) by using the left hand. Would you believe I only had been shown this technique using the right hand to cross the strings (which meant I never got the right 'feel' for it in the past, and so avoided using it). Never thought to use the left hand to help the process. Such a simple thing but it makes all the difference. Thanks so much.
Hi Gran im Bahram Tavakoli from Tehran your playing guitar very well and and we thank you "There is song with playing Guitar of an Australian animation them song called flower story wich is beautiful but I can't find it on Google can you please show the accord or tablicher if you know the music Thank you ' just reminding you love is the best "
The drum effect as no real name I suppose you could call it Tamburo [ which means drum ]. The music just tells you how to create the effect by crossing the 6th string over the 5th sting at the 9th fret to give the sound of a snare drum.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 Thank you for replying! I first heard the effect in Barrios' Diana Guarani and thought that another instrument (snare drum or something similar to the snare drum) was being used. However, I was surprised to find out yesterday that one can produce such sounds on guitar. Everyday I learn something new.
Suprisingly I first came across this effect when I attended a jazz guitar workshop back in the late 1960's when the great jazz guitarist Barney Kessell suddenly mid way through a solo started to play a rhythmic pattern with this technique, Oh!! and he also did a tap dance.🤣😂
Bolton Guitar at 4:56 in the video you are hitting the strings but do you have a specific technique too do that. Because I can't seem to make the (correct me if I'm wrong) cords ring out during that part it's been a pain trying to figure it out. If you have a any tips on how to do that part please reply.
For this section you use the side of the right hand thumb and strike the strings just in front of the bridge. Keep the wrist quite loose [ avoid tension ] the thumb should with practice bounce off the strings to produce the drumming effect.
hey sir! i would like to see a lesson from you teaching this piece. I already learned some parts of this composion too, but im still struggeling with that refrain and im thinking the reason is the timing of the notes. It dosent sounds like the original. Because of that i would like to have an tutorial. kind regards
Hello Ahmad - the problem is that it is such a long and complex piece that it would take so many lessons to complete - but I shall have a think on it so watch this space.
¿Cómo se llama el Mister? No está claro dónde dice su nombre, ¿o yo no sé leer?... Su interpretación es buena , aunque en partes parece muy mecánica. Muchas gracias.
Extraordinary performance on a very challenging work by Tarrega thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for listening
love this piece by Tarrega, and you played it brilliantly
Thanks - glad you like it.
Gracias por el momento que hace pasar con tan bella interpretación Maestro un abrazo desde Guate. Centro America
Gracias por sus amables comentarios. Saludos desde Inglaterra
Extraordinary performance!Outstanding!
Best regards from Brazil
Thank you for your kind comments - greetings from the UK.
A very nice performance, without a star show, but with professionalism and imagination. It's easy and pleasant to listen to.
Respects, master.
Many thanks -glad you like it.
Terrific job, and love the bass on the Ramirez
Thanks Allan - I'm glad you liked the video.
You amaze me, sir Simon, you're a Wizzard of guitar if ever there was one. This is a remarkable bit of work and extremely impressive indeed. You have my utmost respect.
Glad you like it. I might re-video this piece as I now have better mics.
This guitar has a fascinating sound and presented with musical competence and tact. The composition played 'talks to the listener' in a way that is honest and delightful.
Thank you - glad you like the video. The guitar is my old faithful Ramirez 1a 1976.
I like your playing and the rare red color of your guitar, beautiful.
Thats a 1976 Jose Ramirez Concert 1a guitar.
You are a great guitarist.. God bless you.
Glad you like it - I try my best.
Amazing.
Glad you like it.
Your tutorial is so helpful, learned a lot from you. Would you please upload the part by part tutorial of Gran jota?
I am considering doing ' Gran Jota' but it is such a huge piece . Watch this space
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 thank you in advance :)
Great！And this gentleman can play so many different style of music!
It's all just guitar playing
Well done Mister! Love the way your music touches me, my ears and eyes
Thank you - I try my best.
Amazing!
Many thanks - glad you like it
bravo
Many thanks - glad you like it.
Mate thats incredible!!! what a player you are sir. Bravo indeed.
Thanks . Glad you like it.
Fantastico Marvellissimo! Naught else to say. Fantasticissimo!
Many thanks.
Always return to this beautiful performance enjoying and wishing that one day i see you make tutorial for it
Maybe one day!
Super ❤trop bien 👍 quel travail 🙌
Thank you .🙂
Very beautiful rendition ! Much enjoyed. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks glad you liked it.
Precioso ¡¡¡¡
Many thanks.
Amazing terrífic ejecution excellent technic grand master 👍
Thanks - glad you like it.
realy great artist you are , l try to play your music thanks
Thank you
What a piece! So many techniques. You master them all.. Well done. It was really nice to hear
Thank you I'm glad you liked it.
La guitarra española CONQUISTANDO el mundo!! 🇪🇸 .
Una gran guitarra española Ramirez 1a conquistando el mundo. Saludos desde Inglaterra.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115
conoces ?Pablo Sáinz Villegas .
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Grand Mister
Thanks.
Bravo and thank you for your tutorials!
Thank you -glad you like it.
Завораживает❤❤❤❤❤❤❤не можешь оторваться, хочется слушать бесконечно❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Да, это прекрасное музыкальное произведение.
Amazing.
I've been learning a few Terrega pieces over the last few months. Added Gran Vals, Estudio de Velocidad and just got through your lessons on Caprice Arabe. I was 'patting myself on the back' for completing it and getting the techniques down. I thought; "now I have a nice, professional 5+ minute classical piece in my repertoire - going beside Cavatina). Then ..then, you unleash this 10 minute beast! :)
So many techniques in one song. I'm guessing this will take a lot more than the month it took to get Caprice Arabe to the point I can play it (not to true performance level though). I'm guessing the lesson times for Gran Jota would be epic ;)
fyi - I really liked the way you help to cross the bass strings (for the percussion section) by using the left hand. Would you believe I only had been shown this technique using the right hand to cross the strings (which meant I never got the right 'feel' for it in the past, and so avoided using it). Never thought to use the left hand to help the process. Such a simple thing but it makes all the difference.
Thanks so much.
Thanks - glad you like the video, watch out for ' Recuerdos ' coming shortly
Hi Gran im Bahram Tavakoli from Tehran your playing guitar very well and and we thank you "There is song with playing Guitar of an Australian animation them song called flower story wich is beautiful but I can't find it on Google can you please show the accord or tablicher if you know the music Thank you ' just reminding you love is the best "
What is the title of the music?
Great interpretation, one of the greatest Tarrega piece. What is the technique at 8:57 called?
The drum effect as no real name I suppose you could call it Tamburo [ which means drum ]. The music just tells you how to create the effect by crossing the 6th string over the 5th sting at the 9th fret to give the sound of a snare drum.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 Thank you for replying! I first heard the effect in Barrios' Diana Guarani and thought that another instrument (snare drum or something similar to the snare drum) was being used. However, I was surprised to find out yesterday that one can produce such sounds on guitar. Everyday I learn something new.
Suprisingly I first came across this effect when I attended a jazz guitar workshop back in the late 1960's when the great jazz guitarist Barney Kessell suddenly mid way through a solo started to play a rhythmic pattern with this technique, Oh!! and he also did a tap dance.🤣😂
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 That must've been quite a sight 😂
Certainly was.
Magnífico!👍👏👏👏👏🇲🇽
Thanks - glad you like it.
Im trying to learn this piece. Very challenging.
Yes it is a tricky and long piece of music. Good luck.
Bolton Guitar at 4:56 in the video you are hitting the strings but do you have a specific technique too do that. Because I can't seem to make the (correct me if I'm wrong) cords ring out during that part it's been a pain trying to figure it out. If you have a any tips on how to do that part please reply.
For this section you use the side of the right hand thumb and strike the strings just in front of the bridge. Keep the wrist quite loose [ avoid tension ] the thumb should with practice bounce off the strings to produce the drumming effect.
Amazing
Tutorial please
Thanks.
1:46 how is that even possible
Just lots of slow practice.
@@boltonguitarstudio3115Exactly!!! Thank you Mr. Bolton!!!!!
hey sir!
i would like to see a lesson from you teaching this piece. I already learned some parts of this composion too, but im still struggeling with that refrain and im thinking the reason is the timing of the notes. It dosent sounds like the original. Because of that i would like to have an tutorial.
kind regards
Tutorial coming shortly but it is such a long piece of music.
😃 Top
Thanks.
Man, hope you're doing good! Please make a tutorial on this 🥺
I have been thinking of doing this piece but Its such a long piece of music. Leave it with me.
Great Play
Is it possible to give it in the form of lessons I have searched and not found in the form of lessons
Hello Ahmad - the problem is that it is such a long and complex piece that it would take so many lessons to complete - but I shall have a think on it so watch this space.
Thank you sir
I hope one day you will put it and it will also be the only lesson on youtube
The Hauser sounds awesome
I wish it was a Hauser no it's a 1976 Jose Ramirez 1a that I purchased new from their workshop in Madrid in 76.
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾!!
Many thanks - glad you like it.
Omg tarrega is alive
Thanks.
I think Segovia would've been slowed on his critique . Loved it man , loved it .
Many thanks.
¿Cómo se llama el Mister? No está claro dónde dice su nombre, ¿o yo no sé leer?... Su interpretación es buena , aunque en partes parece muy mecánica. Muchas gracias.
Thank you my name is Simon
Simon Lilley is quite the artist. Great job
Many thanks - hope you enjoyed it.
how did you memorize this long piece?
I memorized it many years ago as it was included in my recital programs. It would have taken may be a month to memorize [ I think ].
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 thank you sir
Which transcription is this? So beautiful!
It's taken from Opera Per Guitarra Vol 3 Edizion Berben. revised by Mario Gangi
@@boltonguitarstudio3115 thank you
Incredible technique, he must have played the piece a few of thousand times at least
Yes I have played it a few times. Hope you enjoyed it😀
Maybe first in world
Yes thanks.😀
Amazing!
Thamks - glad you like it.