I wanted to say Marco, this lesson is priceless, and then I thought, this lesson is surely the key to me unlocking several Spanish techniques and moving on from the doldrums. It’s gold dust. Thank you for giving your time free.
It's one of the most understated, yet accessible, forms of guitar, so many people miss out because they misunderstand the simple beauty of the guitar from Spain, which just happened to be invented there, so figures they may know a thing or two. Beautiful lesson exquisitely presented, thanks so much for your generosity in sharing!
I was in the country side of Cataluna this summer, with family and friends. A lovely place with cypres, pins and olive trees. Wanted to relax, far away from work, screens and city. I didn’t take any guitare with me. At some stage i finally checked my phone and saw this new video. It was a sign : i realised that i needed quickly to find a guitare. I took my car and drove to the only guitar shop I found. I bought a lovely Admira classical Guitar. Every night, i was playing passionately spanish guitar based on your lesson. Loved the vibes in this fabulous area of spain. My son and daughter were listening, and they now both want to learn guitar. Who knows, maybe next year i’ll have a fabulous rumba catalana trio to play with ;) Once again Marco, thank you so much for all the inspiration you create !
Hey man I’ve been watching your videos for years now and you’ve helped me improve my guitar rapidly, it’s helped me understand how to put chords and melodies together over time and practice and I couldn’t thank you more
@@MarcoCirillo Would you please break down Piero Umiliani's Crepuscolo Sul Mare. It is a beautiful song but everyone else just wants to show off that they can play it but not help others learn how. I enjoy the way you break things down and help people enjoy their instrument more. Thank you for the time that you put in for us.
Instant subscriber! That was brilliant, I love playing classical (just starting at 68 yo) and bites of theory like this really help. Thanks a lot Marco!
Best lesson for Spanish guitar! Fantastic! I always wanted to play so, but it was only "Don't let me be misunderstood" and "Concierto por Aranjuez", Part1. But this is so great! Perfect teaching and Tabs.Thank you, Marco!
Love your lessons. They help me alot. I'm Scottish and at 8:27 when you say "alot of character" I was like hey how come he sounded like he had the same accent as me there? Haha. Have an amazing day.
It's so beautifully explained... also why do I always feel like picking up my guitar and playing everything you play after watching these amazing videos... you sure have made my playing so much more melodic and interesting. Thank you so Much Marco.
I love this. I've not been playing that long but even I can make this sound like I know what I'm doing - especially the version where you pedal the e. What's nice is that even I can mess around with it. Instead of 5, 4, 3, 2 with 1 in between. You can do 5, 2, 3, 4 or 5, 2, 2, 2 or anything else and it just changes the melody to add some variation.
Great video! Finally gave me good motivation to pull my classical guitar off the wall and dust it off. With just this lesson I was able to sound pretty good.
Marco, another fantastic lesson my man! I really enjoy taking these lessons in and applying them! At some point in the next few months I’d like to send you something of my own to critique if you dig it…thanks for everything you do here!
Fascinating how your playing remind me some surfrock classic, like the solo of Pipeline, or Walk don't run that share the andalusian cadence. Before my grand father die, 1 month ago, i use to play these two surf classic, and it always remind him some old souvenir of the 60's. Now these surf classic just dont sound the same. My grand father was a country guitar player, and i have
A video of him playing the Malaguena. A simple, but soulful version of it. Supprising for a folk/country style guitar player. Good music just dont have border.
at time 01:18, there's a common mistake. It's actually not i, vii, vi, v(maj). The real progression is moving towards resolution on the i, which is the E major. Phrygian dominant mode of the harmonic minor scale. So it's iv, iii, ii, i.
@@misterd.2250 1. it's not complicated, at all. it's merely a way of describing what's going on. 2. it DOES matter, and not applying it will hinder your abilities as a musician. Music theory CAN get complicated, but what we're talking about here really is the most basic, most essential stuff there is.
@@rickf6375 to each his own, I completely understand what he’s saying here but this isn’t a comment discussing the actual sound(distance of intervals). It’s a comment trying to figure out a way to write out this sequence with a different perceived tonic, which is a irrelevant and a complete headache. However knowing the Roman numerals, minor/major, and notes in a scale are useful so agree with you there.
I discovered your videos recently, Marco. Just now this one. Up to now I could just say I like spanish guitar - now I have a starter plan. Great! (I'm sort of advanced beginner). BIG thank you for that and other stuff. Your videos are always very detailed explaining and helpful.
Thanks for the video I have studied the harmonic miner for years and to spite all my knowledge I still learn new study techniques watching your video. I shall subscribe 😊
such a synchronicity... damn! You are really the best!!!! Please do something with harmonics when you can (even with the uke). Thank you so much always forever!!!!
Will you post some of you just tearing into it? Take what you are teaching here, and lay it all out where you have gone with it. Thank you. You’ve got some talent, bubba.
Love your videos Marco, me as someone who just played some chords at the campfire loves here these little bits of pieces that really sound great. I just dont know really where to start. I hear some people say start by just learning some songs more. I am missing a bit of structure there. I started your free e book but not sure if that is the right thing to learn. The excersices are awsome just dont know if i can do them i can play afterwards pieces easier or even make up my own like this spanish stuff that sounds awsome
I wanted to say Marco, this lesson is priceless, and then I thought, this lesson is surely the key to me unlocking several Spanish techniques and moving on from the doldrums. It’s gold dust. Thank you for giving your time free.
It's one of the most understated, yet accessible, forms of guitar, so many people miss out because they misunderstand the simple beauty of the guitar from Spain, which just happened to be invented there, so figures they may know a thing or two. Beautiful lesson exquisitely presented, thanks so much for your generosity in sharing!
Great name man !
I was in the country side of Cataluna this summer, with family and friends. A lovely place with cypres, pins and olive trees. Wanted to relax, far away from work, screens and city. I didn’t take any guitare with me. At some stage i finally checked my phone and saw this new video. It was a sign : i realised that i needed quickly to find a guitare. I took my car and drove to the only guitar shop I found. I bought a lovely Admira classical Guitar. Every night, i was playing passionately spanish guitar based on your lesson. Loved the vibes in this fabulous area of spain. My son and daughter were listening, and they now both want to learn guitar. Who knows, maybe next year i’ll have a fabulous rumba catalana trio to play with ;)
Once again Marco, thank you so much for all the inspiration you create !
Hey man I’ve been watching your videos for years now and you’ve helped me improve my guitar rapidly, it’s helped me understand how to put chords and melodies together over time and practice and I couldn’t thank you more
Thanks a lot man. I appreciate your kind words ☀️🎸. Super happy you learned something from my videos :)
same boat as you
how long have you been playing for ?
@@MarcoCirillo
Would you please break down Piero Umiliani's Crepuscolo Sul Mare. It is a beautiful song but everyone else just wants to show off that they can play it but not help others learn how. I enjoy the way you break things down and help people enjoy their instrument more. Thank you for the time that you put in for us.
How can someone dislike this lesson? It's absolutely enlightening. Those, who dislike this video haven't done their homework properly.
i disliked
@@ecr07 why? I guess you haven't done your homework
@@hermanneswein2288 i didnt get any homework
I disliked the video because of your comment
I disliked your comment, but not the video
Instant subscriber! That was brilliant, I love playing classical (just starting at 68 yo) and bites of theory like this really help. Thanks a lot Marco!
Best lesson for Spanish guitar! Fantastic! I always wanted to play so, but it was only "Don't let me be misunderstood" and "Concierto por Aranjuez", Part1. But this is so great! Perfect teaching and Tabs.Thank you, Marco!
This guy can play anything. Every time I watch one of his videos my jaw drops. Keep it up Marco!
Love your lessons. They help me alot.
I'm Scottish and at 8:27 when you say "alot of character" I was like hey how come he sounded like he had the same accent as me there? Haha. Have an amazing day.
It's so beautifully explained... also why do I always feel like picking up my guitar and playing everything you play after watching these amazing videos... you sure have made my playing so much more melodic and interesting. Thank you so Much Marco.
I love the lessons with levels. It's such a great way to present the material.
Because of people like you I am still playing my guitar. You are so inspiring.
I love this. I've not been playing that long but even I can make this sound like I know what I'm doing - especially the version where you pedal the e. What's nice is that even I can mess around with it. Instead of 5, 4, 3, 2 with 1 in between. You can do 5, 2, 3, 4 or 5, 2, 2, 2 or anything else and it just changes the melody to add some variation.
Great video! Finally gave me good motivation to pull my classical guitar off the wall and dust it off. With just this lesson I was able to sound pretty good.
This was a super fun compact lesson/ video, lots to try and play around with; a whole kit! Thanks a bunch!
Finally marco playing some spanish guitar! Pls make more videos about it!
Hi Marco, your style of teatching and playing is truly inspiring.
The sound is just magnificent
You are fantastic Marco . Many thanks for what you give to us , inspiring exercises that are so much fun . 👏👍
Hey that was super cool. Spanish guitar seems so esoteric. Your explanation is very clear and makes it more accessible!
Learn the Phrygian scale.
@@mojooftheg5961 Thanks for the advice. I'll definitely look into that. :)
After spending time on your Uke channel, it dawned that you may also be an excellent guitar teacher. I love it when I'm right !!!
C'est vraiment extraordinaire tes qualités d'enseignement. Merci beaucoup!
The sound from this guitar is so true. Cheers
Marco, another fantastic lesson my man! I really enjoy taking these lessons in and applying them! At some point in the next few months I’d like to send you something of my own to critique if you dig it…thanks for everything you do here!
Fascinating how your playing remind me some surfrock classic, like the solo of Pipeline, or Walk don't run that share the andalusian cadence.
Before my grand father die, 1 month ago, i use to play these two surf classic, and it always remind him some old souvenir of the 60's. Now these surf classic just dont sound the same. My grand father was a country guitar player, and i have
A video of him playing the Malaguena. A simple, but soulful version of it. Supprising for a folk/country style guitar player. Good music just dont have border.
E phryigian dominant scale, derived from the A Harmonic Minor 👌
Great lesson Marco! Muchas gracias.
at time 01:18, there's a common mistake. It's actually not i, vii, vi, v(maj). The real progression is moving towards resolution on the i, which is the E major. Phrygian dominant mode of the harmonic minor scale. So it's iv, iii, ii, i.
Dude all that complicated theory doesn’t really matter
@@misterd.2250 1. it's not complicated, at all. it's merely a way of describing what's going on. 2. it DOES matter, and not applying it will hinder your abilities as a musician.
Music theory CAN get complicated, but what we're talking about here really is the most basic, most essential stuff there is.
I mostly agree and yet it's not so much a mistake as it is merely a different way of expressing the same thing, albeit less clear/common.
@@rickf6375 to each his own, I completely understand what he’s saying here but this isn’t a comment discussing the actual sound(distance of intervals). It’s a comment trying to figure out a way to write out this sequence with a different perceived tonic, which is a irrelevant and a complete headache. However knowing the Roman numerals, minor/major, and notes in a scale are useful so agree with you there.
I discovered your videos recently, Marco. Just now this one. Up to now I could just say I like spanish guitar - now I have a starter plan. Great! (I'm sort of advanced beginner). BIG thank you for that and other stuff. Your videos are always very detailed explaining and helpful.
Discovering your channel has been the greatest thing ever happen to me!
I just bought a Cordoba guitar made for the Gypsy Kings. What great timing to find this lesson. Great teacher!
I try to learn basic Spanish style but this VDO can teach me, thanks.
Thanks for the lesson
Hope to see more.
Good luck.
Just beautiful. So motivating.
Bravo Marco! Magnifico! I learned something kool. I put it in my classical guitar practice routine. Thanks a lot my brother. Keep Rockn!
loved this lesson
Thats an amazing sounding guitar great sustain.
I have a Japanese period Alvarez I need to get the plastic nut replaced.
Great teaching.
Marco you are great! This video is so well structured and it's so cool and engaging!
Very enlightening, thank you, learn every time I watch one of your videos👏🌻
Really nice arpeggios Marco ---thankyou !
This is the first time I've seen you. I have to say I'm very impressed on your lesson.
Thanks for the video I have studied the harmonic miner for years and to spite all my knowledge I still learn new study techniques watching your video. I shall subscribe 😊
love it - if you like please do more in this style - its so awesome =)
Pretty guitars. Thanks for your help on so many of your videos
Really nice sound; never knew ("Spanish") was the sound I was after on acoustic guitar. Thanks for posting this.
Marco, great lesson... Thank you
Thank you for the great lesson!
I have been looking for a video to help me with Spanish style...
Thank you so much...
I will practice until I get it right 🥰
Excellent video. Beautiful music and lots of fun. Thanks.
You are an excellent and specific instructor. Thank you, Bart
You have a very nice sound there....thankyou, regards from England uk
Unreal, no words can describe my love for this man.
Thank u for having tabs
you ve been a great teacher, love from India ❤
Finally marco on spanish guitar
In fact, I learned many things from you that I enjoy playing so far
Thank you
Beautiful playing man !!!
Cool channel, great ideas.
When showing the left hand, having the camera across the soundhole + higher + looking down would be even betta! ;-D
All time best inspiration, much respect 🙌❤️
Love your stuff! Thanks!
Great lesson and ideas, thanks a lot, you should make more in this Spanish style, I love it :D
awesome lesson dude.
kudos, will recommend 👏 👌
Love from india bro you got me into guitar and now learning and practicing your songs ❤️
Your playing is beautiful!!
Thanks brother! Great video
Awesome.
Thanks Marco.
Beautiful sound.
Awesome lesson and thank you for sharing the Spanish guitar 👍👍💚💚
such a synchronicity... damn! You are really the best!!!! Please do something with harmonics when you can (even with the uke). Thank you so much always forever!!!!
Thanks a lot. I will try.
Thank you for sharing these extremely helpful tips with us
Thanks Marco👍👍👍
Love it
Thank you Maestro
great musical ideas thank you..
Will you post some of you just tearing into it? Take what you are teaching here, and lay it all out where you have gone with it. Thank you. You’ve got some talent, bubba.
I wish you were my neighbor!! 😆 thank you for all the help with my Spanish guitar playing
great video saludos desde argentina dude!
One of your best videos! Can't wait to get my guitar and humiliate myself!
Enjoy :)
Please don't do it alone though, let me watch. Just joking my friend, I'm sure you'll play brilliantly.
Merci beaucoup, vous êtes un excellent guitariste, j'ai beaucoup appris grâce à vous 👍🙌
thank you amigo!
You are an absolute legend ...
Thanks
Thanks for making videos, you have some great ideas.
Bellissima lezione!
Hey man I'm really glad I met you 😁😁🤗🤗
Perfect
Thanks
Very nice lesson
Are you in the United States?? You’re so freaking inspirational & so amazing…thank you!!!!
I believe Italy.
You are so inventive and engaging.
Excellent. Thanks a lot!
Love your videos Marco, me as someone who just played some chords at the campfire loves here these little bits of pieces that really sound great. I just dont know really where to start. I hear some people say start by just learning some songs more. I am missing a bit of structure there. I started your free e book but not sure if that is the right thing to learn. The excersices are awsome just dont know if i can do them i can play afterwards pieces easier or even make up my own like this spanish stuff that sounds awsome
Thank You Sir!!!
Thank you...for the inspiration 😀👍🏿
Hey, I have the same exact guitar as yours! It's a very rare brand and I've never seen anyone with the same guitar as mine.
Marco, thank you !
Great video thanks!
Superb as usual
I love this! Thanks! Could you please give us a few tips on how to play that F-chord? It is so difficult...
i cant wait to get into this practice... :)
Enjoy :)
Nice!! Thank you!👍🏻
I like this video the best out of the spanish style the best, but what makes it hard is that everyone on youtube are using the same chords
Hey! Can you make a video on how to keep appropriate nails for fingerstyle? Thanks a lot!