Ferdinando Carulli - Andantino Op 241 No 5

This is the piece I use most often to warm up (hands, head, and heart).

[@Толя228-п3м]

Great music

[@ericphillips7057]

Thank you for listening!

[@BlaiseLaflamme]

Beautiful rendition of this essential of our repertoire! 👌

[@ericphillips7057]

Thanks, Blaise! I never grow tired of playing it (and I suspect you are the same).

[@BlaiseLaflamme]

@@ericphillips7057 Absolutely!

[@tobiasnilsson8934]

This is a real gem! So well played Eric! As someone wrote earlyer, very tender. Carulli has composed a lot of appealing pieces.
Thanks!
//Tobias

[@ericphillips7057]

Thank you, Tobias! I have been playing several Carulli pieces these days.

[@tateharmann3057]

I missed this one somehow! This is also what I most often use to warm up :). It's also usually the only thing I remember when I've forgotten all the other repertoire that I set out to learn haha. It's always been with me and I really like your version!

[@ericphillips7057]

Thanks, Tate. I love that you use it to warm up as well. Given the tempo indication of andantino, I don't think Carulli intended it to be as slow as I play it, but I think it sounds so much better that way. Somehow playing it faster makes it sound more like a beginner piece to me.

[@tateharmann3057]

@ Absolutely! Many beginner pieces can sound more difficult than they actually are when played under musically sensitive fingers!

[@juanmiguelsuarez]

Bravo Eric, very tender 🙌🏼

[@ericphillips7057]

Thank you, Juan!

[@ClassicalGuitar1111]

Very focused and sensitive playing, a pleasure to listen to.

[@ericphillips7057]

@@ClassicalGuitar1111 Thank you very much!