3:26 warm up 1 4:07 predictable variations 7:04 warm up 2 8:29 variations 11:38 warm up 3 hammer on 12:40 variation 14:28 warm up 4 pull of 18:05 w u conbination
Tatyana i just wanted to say that guy who criticised your speaking voice in one of your other videos is a fool he has not got a clue!Dont listen to him .I think your speaking voice is incredible ,warm ,polite and beautifull just like your music and the way you play it.You are an inspiration to every guitar player and the way you pronounce the word muscles is soooo cute :).Thank you for the music!
Thank you for the warm lesson. I am always on the lookout for new drills that can improve my technique and competence. I appreciate your work in this video. ;)
I’ve been getting my feet wet playing classical guitar with my background being mostly hard rock. This video is absolutely fantastic! The hammer on pull off exercises are similar to one’s I do already but put a classical emphasis on them which I love and need right now. Can’t wait to get my first classical guitar and start doing these exercises.
I had to sign in to comment (first time ever) I found you yesterday and I tried your advice today and I just wanted to thank you for sharing this information. I have never had a formal lesson and have taught myself everything. this was right on time in my development. After only doing it once, wow I can see where is going to transform my playing. Thank you again so much!
Today i did the entire warm-up (very slowly, it's hard at first) and my playing is sooo much better already. Things I've been struggling with I'm now play with comparative ease. Pieces like Layenda and La Catedral, haha still a ways to go but now I have new energy and feel someday they will be mine. Can't wait to start the "tremolo" exercise after I get the warm-up down. Don't know if you'll ever see this, but thanks again I owe you!
So glad to have found this - great exercises. I've been neglecting my a finger, and these really intergrate all the RH fingers to create a relaxed and balanced hand, as well as L-R independance. The RH fingerings are very important, and it seems she may have forgot to explain them for the last 1/2, so I will state them for all who want to know. #1-5 are all of course as she said aimi. #6 mima #7 amim #8 amim #9 mima #10 miai
Yup- Maestra Tatyana sold me on the Ergoplay Tappert guitar support. Literally saved my back- too many years using a footstool. She’s showing very nice, relaxed left hand position for warm ups. My mentors also taught me about making sure the guitar’s string height/action was set correctly and fretting with just enough pressure to produce the sound before the note buzzes. On another video Maestra has also suggested trying different string gauges. On my vintage Japanese classicals I like to use medium tension basses and regular or medium high trebles so the melody notes stand out. My ‘78 Ramirez is a period piece with its Segovia-esque high action. I use a light tension string set since I don’t have Segovia’s sausage sized left hand fingers. My Hill Fleta copy sounds best with Savarez, but takes effort. My Bouchet copy sounds good with either mixed or regular tension strings. This is so much fun to talk about, but enough for now. Thank you Maestra...
Great video as always in this series. The nail repair Microcell 2000 has been an absolute gem. Not only has it made my nails stronger they also stay much straighter rather than hooking although I now keep them much shorter. Really loving these lessons... many many thanks xx
good video thanks for posting, if advanced players want a variation you can do the exercises from the first half of the video but instead of staying on the 1st (e) & 2nd string (b) start on the 5th & 6th strings at the 1st fret than stay in the same position (1st- 4th fret) but move down through all the sets of strings 4th & 5th, 3rd & 4th, 2nd & 3rd, till you do 1st & 2nd strings so now that you've done all the strings at 1st position move up to the 2nd position (starting at 2nd fret) and reverse the pattern for example if doing 1st, 3rd, 2nd, 4th fingers do 4th, 2nd, 3rd, 1st, and go back up the strings till you finish the 5th and 6th strings than shift up one more fret so now you're starting at 3rd fret and start exercise over, can keep shifting up the neck 1 fret at a time till your hand starts to get tired if you want a workout or just go a couple frets for each exercise. if you know scales and arpeggios you can do endless different sequences with those as warm ups also
Very smart tutorial as usual ! The best ones in English for gutarist... Only Olivier Hecho could be a rival, but he speaks only French.. Have a happy weekend !!! ♪♫♪♫♪ ♪♪♫♪♫
her tone is to die for. even playing individual notes during a warm-up, it sounds like music. perfect nails + perfect technique + perfect guitar + post-production = perfect tone
Very nice guide. You inspire me to play classical guitar once again. 3 questions: How to you record such a nice guitar sound and how do you treat the sound recording afterwards? What are your favorite beginner studies?
Hi Tatyana, I want to request a video where you teach exercises to be able to train the left hand into all this hard classical guitar chords. Just practicing single note routines doesn't seem to be enough. Thank you. Love your playing.
Tatyana, very many thanks for this warm up session, most useful. Always listened with interest to your excellent playing on the wide range of youtube posts. It would be really great to hear about the care of your right hand finger nails - could this be a future upload please? All best wishes. David
Muy importante la perseverancia y el tiempo del cual hay que disponer y de un modo progresivo Mucha practica para soltar las manos, en fin se va obteniendo seguridad en el aprendizaje , Tatiana feliz de estar de la mano con tu enseñansa y poder compartir importatante importante tiempo en nuestras vidas. Muy Agradecido por vivir momentos tan Especiales.
Though I play no instruments, I enjoy listening to your wonderful instruction. As I like singing (good at karaoke), my dream is to sing with you to your guiter. Bravo Tatyana!
hola Tatyana he visto tus vídeos y déjame decirte que son muy buenos me gustaría que hagas tutoriales de técnicas de guitarra clásica en castellano...saludos desde Perú
Bravo Tatyana...you are incredible...Do you have any version of the Milonga (by Jorge Cardoso)? I would be very happy if you'd have one version. Thank you.
Hello Tatyana, could you please make a video about the right posture while playing the classical guitar? And some tricks when you do not have the footstand?
Wow. I never did any warm ups before. I just followed your warm up suggestions before playing a piece and I noticed a major improvement in how I played the song. Many thanks. Do you have any suggestions on books that have nice pieces for intermediate players to improve their skills and at the same time don't sound boring like regular exercises? I haven't noticed any improvements in my skills for a long time, as I play random pieces that sound good, but don't improve my skills by a lot.
3:26 warm up 1
4:07 predictable variations
7:04 warm up 2
8:29 variations
11:38 warm up 3 hammer on
12:40 variation
14:28 warm up 4 pull of
18:05 w u conbination
Finaly I find a Warm up exercise! I study by myself and I appreciate your Teaching!!
You're so patient..
Thanks for the explication...!!
The warm up is very important.
Big hug for you... From Argentina!!
Thank You Tatyana. Very well explained.
Tatyana thanks for the helpful tip. This will help me a lot.
Thanks for this and I am very loving manner of your speaking
Very ingenious exercises and very didactic presentation! Thank you.
I want to say thank you because you are very patient with your students, I consider you are a great teacher, congratulations.
Excellent video. Tank you for all the work you have put into this Tatyana
Tatyana i just wanted to say that guy who criticised your speaking voice in one of your other videos is a fool he has not got a clue!Dont listen to him .I think your speaking voice is incredible ,warm ,polite and beautifull just like your music and the way you play it.You are an inspiration to every guitar player and the way you pronounce the word muscles is soooo cute :).Thank you for the music!
I love how you make a "pop" sound with your mouth at 9: 17 . And, of course, I really appreciate these exercises. Thank you!
Замечательные упражнения. Спасибо, Татьяна.
Great! I was covering some of this with my son who is learning. I will direct him to this video. Danke
Thanks so much for the sugestions. I found them very useful.
Like a good wine, you have become more and more valuable. You are a very good player. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the warm lesson. I am always on the lookout for new drills that can improve my technique and competence. I appreciate your work in this video. ;)
Thanks for the lessons, you're just amazing!
This is very useful methods and tips for warming up, tnx
I’ve been getting my feet wet playing classical guitar with my background being mostly hard rock. This video is absolutely fantastic! The hammer on pull off exercises are similar to one’s I do already but put a classical emphasis on them which I love and need right now. Can’t wait to get my first classical guitar and start doing these exercises.
Tks for the video, i really like the first set of warm-ups, very useful, keep making videos.
Thank you Tatyana, you helped me a lot!
thank you youve made wanting to start playing again i havent played in 14 years so rusty but the videos are awsome
Una delle più brave e belle professoresse di chitarra classica. le sue performence sono deliziose e sublimi. Grazie Tatyana.
I had to sign in to comment (first time ever) I found you yesterday and I tried your advice today and I just wanted to thank you for sharing this information. I have never had a formal lesson and have taught myself everything. this was right on time in my development. After only doing it once, wow I can see where is going to transform my playing. Thank you again so much!
Today i did the entire warm-up (very slowly, it's hard at first) and my playing is sooo much better already. Things I've been struggling with I'm now play with comparative ease. Pieces like Layenda and La Catedral, haha still a ways to go but now I have new energy and feel someday they will be mine. Can't wait to start the "tremolo" exercise after I get the warm-up down. Don't know if you'll ever see this, but thanks again I owe you!
Thank you a lot for this series of videos Tatyana! :)
Love to learn warm up with a beautiful teacher!!😊
So glad to have found this - great exercises. I've been neglecting my a finger, and these really intergrate all the RH fingers to create a relaxed and balanced hand, as well as L-R independance. The RH fingerings are very important, and it seems she may have forgot to explain them for the last 1/2, so I will state them for all who want to know. #1-5 are all of course as she said aimi.
#6 mima
#7 amim
#8 amim
#9 mima
#10 miai
Thanks so much for the warm up tutorial....and for the simple pace that you teach!!! :)
Hi Tatyana, I really enjoy your lessons!!!!! Thank you, Bob
Thank you for sharing this! I always wonder if I'm warming up in a healthy way and I'm glad to have this to follow.
Those were great exercises. Really, thank you for sharing!
Yup- Maestra Tatyana sold me on the Ergoplay Tappert guitar support. Literally saved my back- too many years using a footstool. She’s showing very nice, relaxed left hand position for warm ups. My mentors also taught me about making sure the guitar’s string height/action was set correctly and fretting with just enough pressure to produce the sound before the note buzzes. On another video Maestra has also suggested trying different string gauges. On my vintage Japanese classicals I like to use medium tension basses and regular or medium high trebles so the melody notes stand out. My ‘78 Ramirez is a period piece with its Segovia-esque high action. I use a light tension string set since I don’t have Segovia’s sausage sized left hand fingers. My Hill Fleta copy sounds best with Savarez, but takes effort. My Bouchet copy sounds good with either mixed or regular tension strings. This is so much fun to talk about, but enough for now. Thank you Maestra...
Great video as always in this series. The nail repair Microcell 2000 has been an absolute gem. Not only has it made my nails stronger they also stay much straighter rather than hooking although I now keep them much shorter.
Really loving these lessons... many many thanks xx
good video thanks for posting, if advanced players want a variation you can do the exercises from the first half of the video but instead of staying on the 1st (e) & 2nd string (b) start on the 5th & 6th strings at the 1st fret than stay in the same position (1st- 4th fret) but move down through all the sets of strings 4th & 5th, 3rd & 4th, 2nd & 3rd, till you do 1st & 2nd strings so now that you've done all the strings at 1st position move up to the 2nd position (starting at 2nd fret) and reverse the pattern for example if doing 1st, 3rd, 2nd, 4th fingers do 4th, 2nd, 3rd, 1st, and go back up the strings till you finish the 5th and 6th strings than shift up one more fret so now you're starting at 3rd fret and start exercise over, can keep shifting up the neck 1 fret at a time till your hand starts to get tired if you want a workout or just go a couple frets for each exercise. if you know scales and arpeggios you can do endless different sequences with those as warm ups also
Thnk you. very useful. I'll practice everyday!
Was watching till the end with a lot of interest. Definitely try it.
Very smart tutorial as usual ! The best ones in English for gutarist... Only Olivier Hecho could be a rival, but he speaks only French.. Have a happy weekend !!! ♪♫♪♫♪ ♪♪♫♪♫
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I am a new fan/student. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Been struggling with my hands lately, I definitely need to start doing a good warm up routine like this.
very nice combinations ...and very practical
waiting the next episode ....
Dang! Those hammer-ons and pull-offs are so clear. I need to work on that.
Your guitar sound makes me hungry like mad ... Thank you
Thank you very much for teaching me how great i love but i have not learned how to play when i love you so much 🙌👍💖
her tone is to die for. even playing individual notes during a warm-up, it sounds like music. perfect nails + perfect technique + perfect guitar + post-production = perfect tone
You are a good teacher❣
This is most helpful. Thank you.
Very nice guide. You inspire me to play classical guitar once again. 3 questions: How to you record such a nice guitar sound and how do you treat the sound recording afterwards? What are your favorite beginner studies?
Hi Tatyana, I want to request a video where you teach exercises to be able to train the left hand into all this hard classical guitar chords. Just practicing single note routines doesn't seem to be enough. Thank you. Love your playing.
Tatyana, very many thanks for this warm up session, most useful. Always listened with interest to your excellent playing on the wide range of youtube posts. It would be really great to hear about the care of your right hand finger nails - could this be a future upload please? All best wishes. David
Muy importante la perseverancia y el tiempo del cual hay que disponer y de un modo progresivo
Mucha practica para soltar las manos, en fin se va obteniendo seguridad en el aprendizaje , Tatiana feliz de estar de la mano con tu enseñansa y poder compartir importatante importante tiempo en nuestras vidas. Muy Agradecido por vivir momentos tan Especiales.
Very helpful suggestions!
thank you very helpful
A great privilege. Many thanks, Maestra.
me encanto tu simple explicacion exelente y lindo para todo publico ,si no practique mas , publico la vida es corta ...
Though I play no instruments, I enjoy listening to your wonderful instruction.
As I like singing (good at karaoke), my dream is to sing with you to your guiter.
Bravo Tatyana!
Great lesson! I included this warm up routine on my daily practice!
Hola Tatyana, eres genial y tocas la guitarra como un angel.
It's great to have classes with you!
Girl, you are so inspiring!
I remember one video on finger exercises stating that guitarists are small muscle athletes...thanks for the exercise tips
Ah Tatyana.... vous êtes à l'image même de cet instrument. :) Vos explications nous font regretter de ne pas vous avoir connu plus tôt...
Wow, thank you so much. Amazing sister guitar. Love it
Умничка
Que hermosura...
hola Tatyana he visto tus vídeos y déjame decirte que son muy buenos me gustaría que hagas tutoriales de técnicas de guitarra clásica en castellano...saludos desde Perú
Tatyana, a question, please. Do you have a special song -- one that you've kept close to your heart and in your repertoire? One you just LOVE?
Wooow.. just Wooow, thank you for this video, this warm up is awesome, exactly the kind i need.. Thanks
You are the warmest and kindest person i have ever seen :D While i was watching this video, i was melted on the screen :D Thank for your exercises :D
Thanks for this!
Thank you Dear!
Great tone. Your free strokes sound as substantial as rest strokes.
My thoughts exactly. I had to take an extra look to see that she indeed only plays free strokes.
EXCELLENT. THANK YOU
Very useful Tatyana. Thank you for this!
unseful ??
Very good exercises for building finger independence
20 minutes warm up is almost my entire study time. I guess i will skip warm ups :D
Thank you Taty! I can't believe that you are my teacher:)
Gracias por su explicación abrazo👏👏👏
Thank you very much
it was very usefull for me , thank u alot 🌹🌹🌹🌹
Bravo Tatyana...you are incredible...Do you have any version of the Milonga (by Jorge Cardoso)? I would be very happy if you'd have one version. Thank you.
Thank alot tatyana am just a beginner but your work has really improved my guitar skills
Genial estos ejercicios. Gracias Tatyana. Buen comienzo de año para ti.
This is Great
its absolutely great to learn alot.
Hello Tatyana, could you please make a video about the right posture while playing the classical guitar? And some tricks when you do not have the footstand?
Hi Niramsor, please take a look at: th-cam.com/video/sViLSpdKqvQ/w-d-xo.html
Thank you Tatyana!
Thank you
Excelente tutorial Amiga, saludos desde PERÚ.
Hola, muchas gracias
Excelent video. Thank you!
Hola, gracias.
This is excellent! Thanks!
Real real thank you
great...thanks for sharing
thanks!
Thanks a lot
Great teacher
Very good explanation. Thanks.
Wow. I never did any warm ups before. I just followed your warm up suggestions before playing a piece and I noticed a major improvement in how I played the song. Many thanks.
Do you have any suggestions on books that have nice pieces for intermediate players to improve their skills and at the same time don't sound boring like regular exercises? I haven't noticed any improvements in my skills for a long time, as I play random pieces that sound good, but don't improve my skills by a lot.
It's hard to stay at ease when you raise your head and look at the camera. I still learn some guitar though. Thanks for your videos :)
Joel Salazar why is it hard?
Guilherme Latocheski because of her stunning beauty :) Even my wife agrees ;)
ponha legenda em português,muito Bom seu talento!
Thank you for your videos Tatyana. Watching your video I'm not very sure if you play tirando or apoyando. Would you mind telling me? Thank you.
Hi Emili, in this video I play tirando :-)
Thanks! And thanks for your videos. You play fantastic!!