PRELUDE NO. 1 - Villa-Lobos - Full Tutorial with TAB -Fingerstyle Guitar
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- I have always loved this piece bu Heitor Villa-Lobos. It might be my favorite guitar piece originally composed for the guitar. Leyenda is my favorite piece but it wasn't originally composed for the guitar.
I remember when I first heard this song. I had just started studying classical guitar and I heard a recording of Christopher Parkening playing it and I thought...I have to learn this!! The next time I saw my guitar teacher I asked him if I could learn it and we had a lesson on it. I was so excited to learn it that I went back to my dorm and started learning it. Actually, I started working on it in the lobby of my dorm room because my roommate was still asleep.
I love the 5 preludes by Villa-Lobos. I have played all of them at one time or another. In fact, I used to perform the 5 preludes together in concerts. The first, second, and fourth are my personal favorites. A long time ago I participated in a masterclass with Christopher Parkening and I played the fourth prelude for him.
My personal favorite version of the piece would be Christopher Parkening's version. It might be because that was the version I heard first. I also really enjoy the versions by Julian Bream and Andres Segovia.
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This is by far the best lesson I´ve seen on this Prelude in my life. Many thanks for your great contribution.
Oh thank you! I really appreciate that. Best of luck to you and if you ever have questions please let me know.
OMG! I took classical guitar lessons when I was a teen for the sole purpose of learning THIS piece. It took 3 years of lessons (Thanks Mom), and 6 months with the sheet music and my teacher’s help and I learned it! Then, life got in the way, I haven’t played it in many years. My muscle memory on the piece is pretty much gone. THANK YOU for this lesson! I’m now retired and on my list of “to do’s” is to play my guitar again. My Lyle acoustic was given to me in 1968 and it’s still in great shape. ✌️💜
Wonderful to hear!! This is in my top 2 or 3 favorite pieces of all-time. Good luck and let me know if you have questions!
What story dude. Good luck.
@@RobertLunnhello Sir, may I ask you which are the other 2 peaces from your top 3 list
@@user-qc3ts7nh8j Asturias by Albeniz would be one. I would have to think about #3
@@RobertLunn similar to mine! That one of Villa - Lobos, also the Asturias. Then I must say Torre Bermeja( again from Isaac Albeniz) and many other.
But for sure Sebastien Bach is like the center of the music universe.
That was an incredibly good lesson. As far as I can tell you have nothing to gain from this apart from knowing that you've gifted to the world of amateur guitarists the opportunity to learn and play a great piece of music. On behalf of all of us...thank you so very much.
I am glad you enjoyed it! It is certainly one of my favorites!
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Love this piece! I'm so happy there's a lesson with tab, saved my life
Oh that is wonderful to hear!
This is amazing! Thank you so much for this great tutorial !
Thank you!
Thanks for this lesson. This piece is part of my repertoire for the next semester and i was struggling a lot with fingerings. I really aprecciate the fact that you took the time for making this video. Keep up with the good work fella!!
Thank you and good luck with the piece!
I was waiting for a good tutorial about the E section!! Thank you very much!!!!!!
Oh good! Let me know if you have any questions!
Thank you for the upload this helped me tremendously!
Great song and good luck!
You are the best my friend thank you!!!!
Thank you! I really appreciate that
Awesome like always
Thank you so so so much
You are most welcome!
Great super great. Thank you so much for teach me. ❤️🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
I am glad you enjoyed it!
thank you for this class now i can feel the emotion of this song in my fingers
You are welcome. I am glad you enjoyed it!
Cant believe I learned the whole piece in one day, thank you!
That is wonderful!!
you made it easy! I'm so grateful :-)
I am glad you enjoyed it!
That is a lot of help for someone who is an intermediate player. My teacher taught me in a similar manner. I played Julian Bream’s interpretation for months and it was a lot of help also. I like this presentation. 😊
I am glad it was helpful!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
You are welcome!
One of the best tutorials, simplified a lot for us beginners. Here we go pratice. Thanks.
I am glad you enjoyed it! I will be posting a performance of this piece in the next couple of weeks
@@RobertLunn ok man . Are you Brazilian,?I'am brazilian guy and unfortunately, Heitor Villa Lobos is not given the due value here, so much so that in foreign countries he is quite recognized. Success dude.
@@filipevalentinpessoa132 I am not Brazilian. That is too bad because he is my favorite guitar composer
@@RobertLunn I really appreciate your comment. Good taste you have.
Thank you so much!!
Enjoy! Let me know if you have any questions!
High pedagogy , Sublime lesson !!!
Thank you 😊
Muito obrigada por essa aula incrível, tem me ajudado bastante nos meus estudos. Parabéns pelo trabalho, sensacional. 🥰🙏
Good luck and let me know if you have any questions!
@@RobertLunn Okay, I'm very grateful.
do you have any instagram so i can follow?
@@amandaferreira104 I am on Instagram. instagram.com/roblunnguitar If you follow me send me a DM so I know and I'll follow you back
What a great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
@@RobertLunn do you have other villa Lobos tutorials like this one or is this the most extensive one? Thanks
@@ToffePeerNL This is the only one so far. I would like to do the other preludes as well as the first etude
@@RobertLunn Thanks for your response. I would certainly watch them! Cheers
GREAT TEACHER
Thank you! I appreciate that!
great!!
Thank you!
Thanks for this lesson, it helped clear up a couple of technical issues I had. I learned this piece a couple of weeks ago - I probably listened to it 1000 times when I was a kid, always loved it, so it's perhaps no surprise I learned it super fast. I just played it through about 3 times, and had it pretty much memorised!
There's a couple of bars that you might want to look at: bars 43 and 47. In my transcription, after playing the harmonics at fret 12, the left hand doesn't move, instead, the high E string is played open, with the G and B strings fretted at 12, followed by the B and E strings open, and just the G fretted at 12. These are the same notes as playing the Em chord at the 7th fret, but maybe more fluid. In addition, I remember that the recording I used to listen to (no idea whose it was now) had all those notes fretted at the 12th actually played as harmonics......so after playing the top 3 strings as harmonics, the G and B are played as harmonics, then the G, with the other strings of the chord as open strings. I think this is a nice effect, of course, it might be good to play them as fretted notes first time through, and as harmonics on the repeat.
I am glad to hear you enjoyed the lesson! It is one of my favorites to play and I remember first hearing it and being struck by what a great piece it was. Thank you for the tips and I will certainly check out those measures.
Thank you, the song is great! Can you make a toturial ''Campanas del alba'' ?😍😍😍😘
I will certainly check it out!
Thank u I learn it in 3 days (wonder kid)
Wonderful!
Thank you and congratulations on the excellent video. I noticed that your guitar has the same bell noise as the B string when played loose. I try to eliminate this noise from my guitars, but I can't.
Yes! I am having work done on that guitar soon
Hello, I have a question about the technique you use to strum with your thumb, in the major part, could you give me some advice to make it sound louder? For some reason I don't make it even if I play hard.
That’s a good question. I think the best way is to practice it very very slowly get the sound the way you want it and then speed it up
do rest strokes with your thumb, the follow thru of the rest stroke should make all the difference
Robert have you done a tutorial on Prelude 2?
I haven't done that one yet unfortunately
Incredible lesson sir. Is it possible to buy this score with tab from you?
Thank you! It is part of my guitar school music here: robertlunn.com/sheet-music-and-tabs-guitar-school
If you just want that one score than message me at ralunn34@gmail.com and I will send it to you
I can't find the sheet music on your website. Great lesson!
Thank you! Message me through my website and I'll get it to you
Can you make performance for it
Thank you With respect for you and your hard work
Thank you! I will certainly do that
Eba! Do you know Guinga? I bet transcribing “Senhorinha” would be amazing
I will have to check that out!
i just have one question, how do you know to shift into a new position after the first note when the music doesn't tell you to?
For this it says it in the tab. If this were a non-tab version I would have put an indication of the string to play.
@@RobertLunn thank you!
what is missing are the stresses. The volume:
Forte f
Fortisiomo ff
Forte-Fortisimo fff
But very helpful to start with. Thanks and regards
You are welcome and thank you
What a good tip.
Excellent lesson, Robert, as usual. Do you have plans to make a lesson for Prelude N°2?
Thank you! I do have plans for no. 2. I have made the sheet music and now I am just trying to learn it.
@@RobertLunn Awesome! That's great news! I love Prelude N°2, and I'd really enjoy learning it from you. You're the best classical guitar teacher I ever had. :)
@@RafaelMorgan I appreciate your kind words!
Hello I'm still waiting for your performance for it
Hello! You can listen to a performance of it here: robertlunn.com/prelude-no-1-by-villalobos
can you make tabs for prelude #5 please! I so need it
I haven't done that one yet but I do plan on doing that one
Does it wrote originally for guitar
Yes, originally composed for the guitar
Guys I learned half of this till measure 49 in 4 days with few mistakes in some measures but I’m surprised of myself been learning guitar for 1 and half years as for now I can’t really determine my level, how do I know my level on guitar?
I don’t practice strumming and chords but learning classical music only. By now I started to switch between E and F chords smoothly but not as good as Someone who’s playing guitar for 1,5 yrs
That's great! Level is difficult because everyone is different. If you can easily do an F full barre chord I would say you are solidly at the intermediate stage. I consider this piece to be a late-intermediate level piece
Oh thank you also your teaching techniques are clear and easy to understand ❤
In what difficulty would you categorize this song between 1-10?
I would say a 6 or 7
@@RobertLunn thaanks, thank you so much.
Para o português
Hello-where can I get the tabs
Contact me through my website and I'll get them to you
Pls stop shaking your left hand...why you shaking it ???
Hello! Thank you for the tip. It’s for vibrato I am assuming
First and foremost, I still need to begin this amazing piece but I searched of the internet in the hope to find a good tutorial. Then, I came across you’re tutorial and already knew this is gonna be the one! I took a brief look across the tutorial and I am so happy that you made is so good and well explained. I already want to thank you for you’re amazing work and really appreciate the fact you made a tutorial is this amazing piece. Keep doing what you are doing, you are an amazing artist! 🤍
Oh wonderful! It is one of my favorites. Best of luck!