Thank you. I would start by analyzing the piece to determine the musical phrases and focus the study around these, moving on to the next phrase after learning the previous one. I would mainly focus on the study of scales, as they form the majority of the piece, and I would add hammer-ons and pull-offs in parts where I need them to achieve the desired speed.
Happy New Year, everyone! I didn't want to start the year without uploading anything, so although it's a small piece, at least it's something!
If I could play this piece half as well as you I’d be happy. Love it, sounds fantastic on guitar.
@@alel1080 Thank you, it's a bit hard but you can do it!
Great work. This works really well on guitar. I love it. Wonderful!!
Thanks a lot!
Very nicely done
omg it's awesome
Thank you!
¡Bravo!🤩
Muchas gracias!
Well done.
Thank you!
Marvelous
Thank you!
Excellent!
Thank you!
Really nice! Bravo! What instrument was it originally composed for?
Thank you! It was composed for keyboard, but I couldn't find which instrument, most likely clave or pianoforte."
Cool!
Thank you!
Fantastic! In order to play this piece, what prerequisites do we recommend we tackle first?
Thank you. I would start by analyzing the piece to determine the musical phrases and focus the study around these, moving on to the next phrase after learning the previous one. I would mainly focus on the study of scales, as they form the majority of the piece, and I would add hammer-ons and pull-offs in parts where I need them to achieve the desired speed.
Bravo!
Muchas gracias!
Excelente trabajo. Me suscribo
Muchas gracias!
Bravo! Do you use mainly free strokes for the scales or apoyando? Abrazo
Thanks a lot! I mostly do free strokes when I need speed and switch to apoyando when I need more intensity.
Как всегда на очень высоком уровне!!!Могу я попросить Вас выкладывать больше классической музыки?
Thank you! Yes, I have at least one more classical piece coming up! Although this next one is for a duo.
Good playing, odd facial expressions!