Spanish Romance / Romanza (Lesson & Free PDF) for Classical Guitar
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- Spanish Romance (Romanza) for Classical Guitar
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Spanish Romance (Romanza)
PDF Sheet Music for Classical Guitar
Notation or Notation + TAB, Video Lesson, Fingering
Intermediate, a few big chords and upper pos. (Grade 5)
This is a classic work played by thousands of people and well recognized by the general public. The composer is anonymous. Great for students, gigs, and more. Other names for this work: Romance Anónimo (Anonymous Romance), "Estudio en Mi de Rubira" (Study in E by Rubira), "Spanish Romance", "Romance de España", "Romance de Amor", "Romance of the Guitar", "Romanza" and "Romance d'Amour", "Jeux Interdits" among other names.
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My pdf sheet music edition for this piece: wernerguitareditions.com/products/spanish-romance-for-guitar-pdf
Or get it at the blog: www.thisisclassicalguitar.com/spanish-romance-tab-free-pdf/
After watching and using a lot of the things on your website, I want to thank you for everything you are doing. It's a beautiful service for classical guitarists.
Thanks, glad you've been enjoying it!
Agreed. Such a great Teacher.
Of course your performance is superlative, as always. So grateful to have discovered you during quarantime. Hadn't picked up my guitar for decades and never had the benefit of such an excellent instructor. You're so kind.
Glad you enjoying it!
Great lesson... I have been playing this since highschool in 1975. This piece is to Classical Guitar what Canon in D is to Violin... cant go wrong... the audience always loves it....
Glad you enjoyed it!
Recently my guitar teacher passed away, and this piece reminds me of him, as he use to play it soulfully.. Now to find the tutorial, I thank you.
The irony...I use the same guitar for my lessons and this is one of my favorite pieces. Thank you for this video. I echo Road Surfer's comment - thank you for your service to the classical guitar community. Although I have a classical guitar teacher, I consider you one of my teachers as well. Overall, thank you for your unselfishness. Take care.
wrassmussen that isn't irony. That is coincidence.
Only 76K view? Deserves many many more. Liked. Thank you.
Thanks!
Bradford - You play the guitar beautifully. Your interpretations are sensitive and communicate with great clarity. Thank you! (You're no slouch as a teacher, either.)
Thanks!
Thank you for this video demo and free music sheet. As you mentioned in "Score Comments: The use of the E in measure 19 and 20 is used as a pedal point but feel free to play an F sharp with a barre at the 2nd fret if you prefer." At time mark 0:37, I prefer the F#m7/F# chord going to the B7(9) at Bar 21, forming a smoothe iim7-V7 cadence resolution to the E major home key. Matter of preference I guess.
Really excellent tutorial. Very much appreciate the discussion- I revisit this video many times as I learn the piece. (I also bought your Classical Guitar Technique book which is great for skills practice). Keep up the good work Bradford
Glad it was helpful!
I really appreciate these videos. I miss having a teacher to guide me and this could help me keep things fresh. :)
Ya, I originally started the channel for my students so I try to keep the vibe of the lessons to a discussion as much as a tutorial so students can learn by watching all the videos and not just the specific pieces they are working on.
İ just want to say you're helping a lot and they are really useful, just keep goin❤️
Happy to hear that!
Oh, one of my favorite melodies. Just listening to this brought back a lot of fond memories. Thank you so much for sharing and the informative lesson 🙏🙏
You're welcome. Yes, it's a crowd pleaser for sure.
Wow this sounds so much better when you play it
Haha, thanks so much. You'll get there too.
What an INCREDIBLE Musician!
Thanks!
Great lesson, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
By far, the best version I've heard. You played this piece beautifully!
Thanks so much!
Excellent. Thank you
Picking the guitar back up with this peace. Years ago my instructor gave it to me as a beginner and i played the part before barres perfectly but my hands were too small to keep the barres from being trembly hehe😅😅😅
Just make sure to work your way up to it, I play this work at the grade 5 level.
Great lesson video (as always). I find these really useful as someone on a “self teaching” classical guitar journey!
I noticed that you mentioned you don’t use the D# leading note in the bass voice in bar 14. The version I have been using (in the book “Complete Learn to Play Classical Guitar” by Jason Waldron) has this in the notation. Is there a “correct” version for this traditional piece, or is it common for different arrangements to feature in prep repertoire syllabi?
I kind of like the D# as a leading note, it adds a nice harmonic “crunch” before the resolution passage in bars 15/16.
Yes, there are a few different versions. There is no definitive edition so I say go for any changes you like.
I think barring 4 strings on bar 7 is a good compromise, makes it a lot easier to get over to the 1st string later, and it's easier on the fingers
Yes, I agree but the following measure has a barre over six strings which can sometimes be a disruptive adjustment from a half barre. So I compromise and play the full barre on both so I can just slide it up. Either way can work but that is my reason for doing so.
Merci beaucoup!
Very lovely. You are a wonderful guitarist.
Love this channel. I have been binging your videos. searched your website and strongly considering lessons.
Very clear demonstration
Thanks!
Lovely tutorial thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Beautifully played ! Thank you for the video !
Thanks for watching
Very good!
Thank you! Cheers!
So we'll explained. ..super helpful great job
Glad it was helpful!
I just came across your video, I love your interpretation and the instructions on how to play it, moving to the next position are great. I have been using a free tab sheet but I wanted something more, Iv'e got your free music and will practice that with your video. Some big stretching, also my guitar action is questionable and makes some barring difficult, could be time for an upgrade. Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
This is one of the few songs I can play. It is an absolutely beautiful song. I would love though to learn how to play it on the mandolin
Your guitar sounds amazing -- flawless intonation and harmonic resonance. It's a keeper no doubt. Does it sound as good at 432 Hz?
Oh good! Actually, this is my cheaper teaching guitar which costs about 1/7th of my other one!
LOL. I appreciate the reply... and thank you for making these lessons available.
00:35 is that an alternate bass on barre 20, ive never seen it played without a full barre and the 2nd fret. It looks much easier to play it how you did!
Edit: i got to the rest of the video and you went over it!
Great vid, definitely subscribed
Thank you so much. You are fantastic.
Thanks for the lesson! I'm struggling with the timing of this piece, what tempo do you set the metronome for your students to practice to?
Anything between 80-110 should be fine. But as always, play musically and don't worry about tempo too much.
I am 21, bought guitar 4 months ago, never had any connection before that, after that, i studied this piece in 5 days.
I want to know what kind of sound recording microphone you use
You should do a lesson for “Bloozinay” very fun and difficult pc, not a lot on TH-cam and NO tablature on it, I’d pay you for the tabs
sir beautiful sound; could you just tell me your melody notes are quite thick but when I record this tune myself on my phone its not as good as what is the basic is it also matter your microphones or there some also
or is it recording know there is your nice also matter
Beautiful interpretation and teaching!
I find it very difficult on the barring section whereas I tend to mute the notes. I don't know if my left hand is just so weak but could you please share any tip on how to make them sound the way they supposed to? Thanks
Same
@@rishireddy503 Just do a search for This is Classical Guitar and Barring.
There is a wealth of wonderful teaching thanks to This is Classical Guitar
Excellent lesson
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Very beatiful ...
Thanks!
Which model is this? Thank you for sharing your talent!!
In this video I'm using a Cordoba C10 but usual gear is listed here: www.thisisclassicalguitar.com/classical-guitar-store-reviews/
This is Classical Guitar Thank you so much for the answer. I just ordered 2 of your books on Amazon (method vol 1, and technique: essentials). I was wondering about the dot on the 17th fret. Is that an option when you purchase this guitar or do you add yourself. Sorry for the newbie questions!!
I play a couple of pieces with jumps way there so I put that sticker there myself.
This is Classical Guitar Ahhh, ok. I saw that on a Yamaha demo vid for the GC series as well. Thanks again.
Thanks.
You're very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.
Actually I wanted to Thanks for all the effort and generosity and kindness that U put into this clip to help out the "Wanna be" like me to learn "How to" do it correctly :-)
In the beginning od the 2nd section some editions have an F sharp in the base rather than an open A.
Yes, there are small differences in the piece since there is no definitive manuscript or composer. Open to interpretation and changes.
Do you use a rest stroke on the High E string throughout for the melody? Or do you use a
Free Stroke?
I think using a rest stroke on the melody is great way to practice but when it comes to creating a beautiful legato sound you'll likely want all free stroke.
This is Classical Guitar thanks for for posting. Excellent lesson.
Do you think this would be a good piece to college audition with? If not, could you give me examples of what repertoire I should study for auditioning?
It's nice to have a variety of works from different time periods and contrast styles and techniques to show diversity in your playing. Maybe some Tarrega, Bach, and Dyens would be nice. So kind of combination. That said, just contact the teacher who teaches at the school you wish to study at. Most teachers would welcome giving advice to a possible future student.
I’m saving up for a hand transplant with long, slender fingers. Some days I feel like I’m playing with mittens.
it is not free on your website.
The NOTATION edition is completely free!
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