Maria Luisa (Mazurka), Op.19 by Sagreras & Lesson for Classical Guitar
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- Maria Luisa (Mazurka), Op.19 by Julio Sagreras (1879 - 1942) and lesson for classical guitar.
Timing: Scales (3:36); Chords (9:04); Walk Through (12:40).
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Maria Luisa (Mazurka), from Tres Piezas Fáciles, Op.19 by Julio Sagreras (1879 - 1942). In this lesson I cover some upper position scales in the key of the piece as well as a few chord shapes to know. I end by doing a full walk through of the work. Sagreras was an Argentine guitarist, pedagogue, and composer. His many lessons are contained in a multi-volume method book that include numerous studies. He also has a large number of stand alone works such as the one here from op.19.
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What barre at the 12th fret? The barre is at the 9th fret.
Hmm I've compared several versions of this piece and it looks like each version is written slightly differently in one or two places
Lovely piece and great lesson! I just learned the Carcassi Etude n.2, wich has a lot of those chords, I think it will make learning that piece much easier
This music is soooo beautiful !!! Thank you so much for this video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😘
I love that your trying, and you seem pretty patient. But really?! Put some fret markers on your guitar so we can more easily follow along.
My lessons are not really "how to play" videos, they are more context for people who are practicing the piece with the sheet music and are ready for this level. There are other channels that are all about where to put your fingers which might be more what you are looking for.
Very well played! You look like you had fun :-)
Love this piece. For some reason I always visualise Gomez & Morticia dancing to this in some grand - but long since faded and now heavily cobwebbed - ballroom! Thanks Bradford. I use Sagreras' Leccions books as a kind of development pathway outline. I just love the musicality he brings into the leccions. Not so much a fan of the rest strokes he emphasises right from the early stages though. But that's another debate!!
Ya, Sagraras is great. I've seen good results with his rest strokes but I teach without them until around grade 1 or 2 level.
Very nice piece. Are you using a no-nails technique?
I use nails, my nail lesson is here: www.thisisclassicalguitar.com/fingernails-on-classical-guitar/
Exquisitely played. Bravo! Bravo!
Glad you liked it!
Very beautiful
What scales are you doing exacly? A natural minor, A harmonic minor, G sharp, A melodic minor, am I right?
A Natural Minor, A Harmonic Minor, and A Melodic Minor.
@@Thisisclassicalguitar thanks and congrats for the great job with the channel
A's all the way! OK
Nice work, I would be happy if you ever upload lesson of Cavatina as well 🎵🎵🎶🎶❤️✊
Great suggestion!
Very nice! Even though I'm not playing classical guitar atm I've always appreciated the grading system of classical pieces. Btw is this your luthier made guitar?
Yup, all my gear and guitars are listed here (this is my Douglass Scott guitar): www.thisisclassicalguitar.com/classical-guitar-store-reviews/
Very well played! I have a question concerning the right hand fingering in bar 10: after the eighth note a# played with your ring finger(a), it looks like you're picking the following three-note-chord with i,m,a thus doing a quick repeat of a. Up to which tempo would you recommend that, before switching to pluck the three note chord with p,i,m thus avoiding a quick repeat of a? Thanks in advance for the answer!
Well, there are not a ton of options there. Use P on the bottom note means a repeated P fingering and quite a bit of movement. I would use my fingering to the maximum tempo.
Wowwwwww
Bellissima esecuzione BRAVO!!!
Grazie!
is the grade 5 book going to be on amazon please? I have the 3 & 4 from amazon and want this one too
The grade 5 book will be combined with the grade 6 book for the hardcopy. I'm working on the grade 6 right now and it should be out in a month.
Lovely
And thank you so so much
Thanks for watching!
The chords are very Well explained
Always wonderful! Thanks for all you do for all of us!
Thanks for listening!
Awesome as always
Can you make a tutorial for adagio from concerto de aranjuaz full version and love story
Maybe, my partner and I were going to do a bunch of guitar and piano stuff so could do the condensed part.
My score is slightly different. Are there several versions of this piece?
Not to my knowledge, what is different?
To get a clear tone on the higher register, should you use more nail?
Using more nail is one way (or changing the angle that the nail contacts the string). You can also clean up the tone by moving the right hand more ponticello (closer to the bridge).
This is an excellent analysis Bradford I might download your grade 5 book.
Thanks, it's a nice piece!
Sky Guitar has a simplified version which I had to unlearn when I found out it was simplified and wanted to go for the actual version. ☹
Really? I didn't know they did that, too bad. Anyway, so is the way of the internet. Did they change it much or just get rid of a few tricky notes?
They got rid of all the eighth notes, the hinge barre of course, and some chords. th-cam.com/video/yi4VroxhZSE/w-d-xo.html
I have been studying piece this for about 3 months, on my own. I viewed your lesson today, it is of enormous help to me. Thank you. In a quandary as to whether get the Grade 5 PDF or wait for the hardback along with the Grade 6. Any likely time line for that? Really finding your teaching to be of great benefit. John Andersson
Grade six is in the works but it is a few months from being completed. Maybe March or April?
@@Thisisclassicalguitar Thank you - think I'll get the G5 book now as Romance is my next project...........along with all the other projects!! Never ends does it
You always make it look so easy. But, it isn’t. You are simply that good! Bravo!
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Très joli morceau de J. Sagreras que je découvre. Belle interprétation.
Merci pour ce partage.
Estelle.
how difficult is tango by Tarrega?
5:12 GTA V train sound.
Beautiful 👏👏👏
Thank you! 😊
Would you ever consider writing an arrangement of Waltzing Matilda? I'd definitely buy it.
Good suggestion.
We're you using short scale guitar?
Yes, all my gear and guitars are listed here (this is my Douglass Scott): www.thisisclassicalguitar.com/classical-guitar-store-reviews/
Interesting -- this arrangement has different fingering and some different notes than the arrangement I have.
There is no fingering on the original so each edition will have its own. The notes should be the same though, are you seeing different notes or just different places to play them on the fretboard. The original is very clean so not much question as to what the notes should be.
I'm not sure where I got the arrangement I have -- it IS fingered, and they have you start in 5th position so you get that sort of campanile effect. I read somewhere that Sagreras wrote the piece for a female guitar prodigy named Maria Luisa Anido. So, not trying to make trouble, just took me by surprise since I'd been working for a couple of years on the arrangement I got somewhere . . . that was a little different here and there.
I didnt know that Mark Wahlberg played guitar!