Demetrius M Character em inglês significa personagem, não entra nesse contexto que vc falou. Seria melhor dizer: Says a lot about his personality. Só uma dica...
thats because he knows only 1 in a few million can even come close to what he does he has nothing to be afraid of and besides good musicians always share their art because serious study of music is like a worship @@rorobinou2810
I can't believe my eyes, Grisha is teaching us 😭 Thank you so much. Please please keep doing it many of us will never have the opportunity in our lives to have a guitar teacher like you and this is amazing I am so happy thank you for taking your time to help us 🙏
Sir, you are showing impossible ability to pick strings, you are a guitar God, I will not forget this video in my life. Take care of your health and live a long life.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Oh,... this is SO useful. I have done all of these methods as a pianist and a wind player. My H.S. piano teacher, Mrs. Marion Libby (amazing in every way) taught me to do "boogie rhythms". Check it out: "daaaahm -dee, daaaah-dee, daaaahm-dee, daaaahm-dee" and "dee-daaaahm, dee-daaaahm, dee-daaaahm, dee-daaaahm" Further explained: Taking straight 1/8 notes (semi-quavers), play them as triplet patterns - tied quarter followed by eighth (remember, in a jazz/shuffle/triplet pattern - swing, boogie). And vice-versa - eighth followed by tied quarter. It does wonders for evenness of rhythm. TRY IT!!!
We all (guitarists and no guitarists) have to thank to this master for he is sharing his knowledges. Its no just important: is trascendental! (guitarists know what I mean)
I have just played through the whole video, thinking about "Stability of the Knuckles" -- and already by 6 minutes in I was actually FEELING that stability -- even as I type now, I feel a breadth and ease through the muscles and tendons of the right hand that is so much more balanced than when doing 2-finger picado. Grisha Goryachev -- thank you for your calm voice and clear explanations -- I have only known you as a briliant performer. Now I know you are also an excellent teacher. ... A year from now I promise (especially to myself) that I will come back and comment on how it is going in my guitar-playing. Thank you thank you.
First time i heard Paco de Lucía i was 8 years old, he was playing the Aranjuez's concert. Now, 12 years later finally i'm trying to learn how yo play the guitar. A couple of months ago i saw you playing Malagueña de Lecuona, since that moment i started practicing. It was really inspiring! I agree with you, Paco is Alive.
I just started teaching myself classical guitar - at the very beginning of a long and beautiful journey; I am miles away from this level of tuition yet, I sincerely enjoyed the demonstrations you shared with those who can approach your teachings.
Woah, these exercises are fantastic. I've found that the three finger apoyando is not an independent technique, mastering it helps tremendously in the overall dexterity of the right hand. Thank you Grisha
Well, I learned a lot-and I don’t even play a guitar. I shoot pool, and in both cases fundamentals and practice are what gets you there. Going through these exercises slowly and carefully shows the new students how to get started correctly. Then you did those brilliant little musical runs-that shows them what’s possible. You’re a good teacher, and I wouldn’t be surprised to hear from some of your students in the near future.
Hello Mr grisha you are a very nice teacher i never saw before coz of you i can learn guitar in the correcte sense i hope all the goods for you love you frim morocco
BLOWN AWAY. I just had to reassemble myself with a torx screwdriver after watching this unbelievable video. Humility going together with Divine Skills. Thinking of all those millionnaire sportsplayers who are more into bragging and condescending attitude. What a contrast. May God have mercy of them.
thank you so much for sharing this. i remember when you came to my high school to give a small lesson to a bunch of year 1 guitar players. we were blown away. 10 years later and i’m so glad i found your channel!!
Thank you Grisha! I will add this to my daily practice. It will take awhile but I see the value of investing in burning this technique into my muscle memory. Very great video!
Thank you Grisha for this clear and patient instruction. Your humility and respect for the music are obvious. This adds to my enjoyment of your powerful, nuanced performances.
Ole Grisha!!!! You are huge!!! Like a mountain! You are an Amazing unique especial most human alien that I ever seen!!!! What great teacher you are!!!!!! You are UNBELIEVABLE ♥️
Гриша, Я судовольствием слушаю, смотрю ваши видео. Вы великий гитарист. На ютубе милион видео гитаристов, но ваша игра в числе немногих. А обясняете супер. Спасибо!
Thanks Grisha for these wonderful videos of your outstanding technique. In my opinion your personal style when playing Paco's pieces touches deep the heart, this is just the Duende. Ole!! 😀
When I studied (classical) guitar in the early 90s we talked a lot about Yepes and his 3-finger runs, but I never got around practising them. Perhaps now is the time? Thank you for the exercises!
Amazing...!thousands thanx...trying to practice this for 2 days only and I see much improvements...I wish someone had shown this to me years ago...thanx for sharing a bit of your knowledge!!
Thanks for your calm, very advanced lesson. A hobbyist, struggling with learning tremolo while trying to also preserve the right carpal tunnel, I find your remark at 2:24 heartening: "Each individual finger does not move that fast". Watching you I'd disagree, the idea still is encouraging though.
I'm pretty new here ... and already a fan of Grisha! I sure love Paco's music (among many other gypsy musicians!!!) and Grisha plays his music swell - no doubt -, so what I'm wondering is what will Grisha compose when he'll be ready to rise out of his masters. Paco was nicknamed "God" by some (if not many...) so, Grisha won't equal God, but as other angels (such as Vicente Amigo maybe?) he has the stuff to ravel us I say. So : go on Grisha ! We need your great talent - and if you love flamenco, don't forget your russian soul - the one that brought humanity great musicians!
Great video! I hope you will still be able to come and play at the concertgebouw in Amsterdam next year or so. I was a bit disappointed when I heard that it was canceled this year because of covid-19.
Grisha, muy buenos ejercicios, muchas gracias, soy admirador tuyo desde hace varios años y me da mucho gusto que nos regales éstas clases. Un abrazo, bendiciones
I cannot thank you enough for all of your tutorials particularly this one. I have been using the 3 finger technique for years playing through 3 note/string 6 string scales ascending and descending. I first developed the technique playing triplet scales to which it is naturally suited. Then, using exercises similar to those you demonstrate, I developed 4 feel phrasing which is more challenging particularly changing strings but attainable. As you explain, this method permits greatly increased speed. I integrate with standard 2 finger picado and find it also reduces fatigue. I have wondered why this is not taught more universally. You said you only use it on one song. Why not more? Is it to stay true to the original repertoire? What about it’s use when improvising? I feel guilty requesting your time to answer as I so greatly appreciate the generosity of such a supreme master as yourself providing these incredibly helpful tutorials. Can’t wait to support you when touring returns. Stay healthy.
Григорий, здравствуйте! Увидел Вас в выпуске PIMA live совсем не давно, очень впечатлился! Посмотрел концерт - был восхищён , год назад начал изучать фламенко. Здорово, что можно учится на Ваших уроках. Спасибо за столь подробный разбор и успехов!!!
Gracias Grisha for dedicating to us your some of your time and helpp us improve our playing. I would be interested in learning some rasgeado technics. Thx.
22000 suscriptores al canal en 2021 es increíble!! Siendo para mi uno de los mejores sino el mejor guitarrista clásico - flamenco q hay en este momento!
"Hello, friends!..." That makes me smile so broadly!!! If you ever heard Karl Hass - host of the classical music radio program most widely listend to in the United Sates, Adventures in Good Music, which began in 1959 on radio station WJR in Detroit, Michigan and was subequently syndicated to commercial and public radio stations around the world and aired nationally in the U.S. from 1970 to 2007 ), then you always heard "Hello, everyone!"..., his trademark greeting - delivered in his warm, rich and delightful voice. The theme music for Adventures in Good Listening was the 2nd movement from Beethoven's "Pathétique" Sonata (Sonata No 8 in C minor), performed by Haas himself, live for each program. Classic, unforgettable and awesome. HELLO, FRIENDS!...
Thank you so much! I would like to learn how you do the different flamenco techniques and how we can practice them. Every tutorial you make is a master class for me. Have a good day Grisha 🖐🏼!
Oh my God! Thank you for sharing these secrets. You've made me instantly a better player! Ps. If you find time show us some lessons for the right hand, how to develop tempo, tehnique and so on. Thanks Maestro!
I’m in shock that player of his caliber has taken the time to do an instructional video like this. Says a lot about his character.
Demetrius M Character em inglês significa personagem, não entra nesse contexto que vc falou. Seria melhor dizer: Says a lot about his personality. Só uma dica...
Same. A living guitar God just casually giving you tips on TH-cam. Love it !
well.... everything is better than practicing
so he decided to make a video on practicing
is that procrastination?
i dont know
@@spatrk6634 You're right. You don't know.
thats because he knows only 1 in a few million can even come close to what he does he has nothing to be afraid of and besides good musicians always share their art because serious study of music is like a worship @@rorobinou2810
Grande grisha !!! Obrigado pela aula !!! Saudade
What an honor, Maestro! You are one of the greatest guitarists alive. Oleee!
Yamandú Costa!!: another master!!
Noooo te creo... El nivel que hay que tener para subir un video y que te felicite Yamandu Costa...
Até o mestre Yamandu tá assistindo sksksk
Wow, Grisha and Yamandu duo would be great. Fiquei feliz do nada, e já me inscrevi no canal do mestre.
I think it is very rare that someone is an outstanding player and a great teacher as well, like you, Grisha. And a great person! Thank you!!
He’s such a world class player and it’s great to see him giving back as well!
and speaking really good English, this is a treat for us
David Russell also is both.
One of the most underrated channels on TH-cam for sure. It is like Einstein took his time to give physic lectures on youtube
I can't believe my eyes, Grisha is teaching us 😭 Thank you so much. Please please keep doing it many of us will never have the opportunity in our lives to have a guitar teacher like you and this is amazing I am so happy thank you for taking your time to help us 🙏
Sir, you are showing impossible ability to pick strings, you are a guitar God, I will not forget this video in my life. Take care of your health and live a long life.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Oh,... this is SO useful. I have done all of these methods as a pianist and a wind player.
My H.S. piano teacher, Mrs. Marion Libby (amazing in every way) taught me to do "boogie rhythms". Check it out:
"daaaahm -dee, daaaah-dee, daaaahm-dee, daaaahm-dee" and "dee-daaaahm, dee-daaaahm, dee-daaaahm, dee-daaaahm" Further explained:
Taking straight 1/8 notes (semi-quavers), play them as triplet patterns - tied quarter followed by eighth (remember, in a jazz/shuffle/triplet pattern - swing, boogie). And vice-versa - eighth followed by tied quarter.
It does wonders for evenness of rhythm. TRY IT!!!
We all (guitarists and no guitarists) have to thank to this master for he is sharing his knowledges. Its no just important: is trascendental! (guitarists know what I mean)
I have just played through the whole video, thinking about "Stability of the Knuckles" -- and already by 6 minutes in I was actually FEELING that stability -- even as I type now, I feel a breadth and ease through the muscles and tendons of the right hand that is so much more balanced than when doing 2-finger picado. Grisha Goryachev -- thank you for your calm voice and clear explanations -- I have only known you as a briliant performer. Now I know you are also an excellent teacher. ... A year from now I promise (especially to myself) that I will come back and comment on how it is going in my guitar-playing. Thank you thank you.
Thank You Grisha. It is wonderful of you to take time to share these techniques and exercises with us. You are an inspiration for many of us .
Every time i see you playing The guitar is like if Paco de Lucía was alive. It's mind blowing! Thank you so much for the lessons, Grisha.
I really wish he was alive. But even gone, he is always with us.
First time i heard Paco de Lucía i was 8 years old, he was playing the Aranjuez's concert. Now, 12 years later finally i'm trying to learn how yo play the guitar. A couple of months ago i saw you playing Malagueña de Lecuona, since that moment i started practicing. It was really inspiring! I agree with you, Paco is Alive.
Such a great human being to help those in need , a living legend
God!!! you unlock me and teaching top serious level....!!!!
Now, I found the one who can cherish us!!!
Thank you... Thank you.... Thank you.....
Grisha you are world class. Absolute world class. Thank you.
Thank you Maestro! It’s such an honor to have you as a teacher! God Bless You!
The way you slow it down gradually, is a great teaching technique.
I just started teaching myself classical guitar - at the very beginning of a long and beautiful journey; I am miles away from this level of tuition yet, I sincerely enjoyed the demonstrations you shared with those who can approach your teachings.
Woah, these exercises are fantastic. I've found that the three finger apoyando is not an independent technique, mastering it helps tremendously in the overall dexterity of the right hand.
Thank you Grisha
Well, I learned a lot-and I don’t even play a guitar. I shoot pool, and in both cases fundamentals and practice are what gets you there. Going through these exercises slowly and carefully shows the new students how to get started correctly. Then you did those brilliant little musical runs-that shows them what’s possible.
You’re a good teacher, and I wouldn’t be surprised to hear from some of your students in the near future.
Hello Mr grisha you are a very nice teacher i never saw before coz of you i can learn guitar in the correcte sense i hope all the goods for you love you frim morocco
Hey Grisha your really amazing man I met you when you did a show at Akins high school your incredible man ❤
BLOWN AWAY. I just had to reassemble myself with a torx screwdriver after watching this unbelievable video. Humility going together with Divine Skills.
Thinking of all those millionnaire sportsplayers who are more into bragging and condescending attitude. What a contrast. May God have mercy of them.
Finally, you have a channel.
I have been looking for it for months
Hello there Grisha, I love the explanation. Just picked up the guitar myself, but it's very inspirational. Thank you and love from Holland.
thank you so much for sharing this. i remember when you came to my high school to give a small lesson to a bunch of year 1 guitar players. we were blown away. 10 years later and i’m so glad i found your channel!!
0:00 such a POWERFUL introduction
you deserve to be celebrated by yamandu costa you are as good as he is
thank you for what you are doing
david
Very kind of you to share. You are an incredible resource to the guitar world proving the impossible can be done.
Thank you Grisha! I will add this to my daily practice. It will take awhile but I see the value of investing in burning this technique into my muscle memory. Very great video!
You are a legend. Thank you so much for showing us all those techniques! Big fan from Peru
THANKS Grisha, your tips are always priceless!!
Thank you Grisha for this clear and patient instruction. Your humility and respect for the music are obvious. This adds to my enjoyment of your powerful, nuanced performances.
Very nice Grisha! Thanks again 💪🎸🔥
I'm SO stoked that you are teaching these tecniques. Gracias! Keep the good job
Ole Grisha!!!! You are huge!!! Like a mountain! You are an Amazing unique especial most human alien that I ever seen!!!! What great teacher you are!!!!!! You are UNBELIEVABLE ♥️
Excellent lesson! Its actually a gift to me! Thank you!
Im on it!!
Гриша, Я судовольствием слушаю, смотрю ваши видео. Вы великий гитарист. На ютубе милион видео гитаристов, но ваша игра в числе немногих. А обясняете супер. Спасибо!
You have been inspiring a guitarists generation! Thanks a lot for sharing the class, I'm feel flattered by your teaching!
Thanks!
Explaining in smooth way
and actually valuable lessons
Absolutely amazing! Been playing the three finger picado and it really changed my life! Thank you so much 🙌🎶
Grisha, You have shown me how to do something I have always wanted to do!! Thank you for your videos!!
A lesson of one million dollars just for free!!! 😮 🎉
Thank bro.
Thanks Grisha for these wonderful videos of your outstanding technique. In my opinion your personal style when playing Paco's pieces touches deep the heart, this is just the Duende. Ole!! 😀
Great lesson!
Thank you so much for this excercise,, you are great , god bless you
Bro you are awesome! totally a genius! I have no words to thank you for your tutorials and avises! Keep it up! The best!
You are absolutely amazing, we must take care of you. I admire you very much, thank you Maestro.
These videos are great! You inspire me to keep practicing every day, thank you!
When I studied (classical) guitar in the early 90s we talked a lot about Yepes and his 3-finger runs, but I never got around practising them. Perhaps now is the time? Thank you for the exercises!
Your technique is from another planet!
This whole video is pure Gold man a lot of thanks Maestro! Bravo!
I loved this tutorial, my man. Loved your simplicity! Subscribed to you and now checking out more of your videos. This one is surely a treasure.
The best!!!! Thank you for the class Maestro!!!
Thank you very much. Your lessons are very valuable!
Muchas gracias Grisha. Thanks a lot for your amazing work
Perfect lesson, exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much!!
I hope you are fine in these bad times. Guitar helps to keep going on \m/
Amazing...!thousands thanx...trying to practice this for 2 days only and I see much improvements...I wish someone had shown this to me years ago...thanx for sharing a bit of your knowledge!!
I am looking forward to starting this today.
Gracias Frisha por compartir este paso a la mejor técnica flamenca, wow!!!!!!!!graxias de nuevo
thank you so much for these videos Grisha!
Gracias por tu tiempo, por tus lecciones, y tu maravillosa tecnica ....GRACIAS
Thanks for your help, Grisha. These tutorials are very valuable 😀
My favorit teacher
Thank you for the lesson
Great!!! Can't wait for the 2 finger picado exercises video!
Muchas gracias por la generosidad Grisha! Your advices are always excecptional!
Absolutely amazing......thanks Grisha
Glad you liked it!
Fantastic. Very much Appreciated for the short lecture.
So helpful! This is awesome!
Maravilloso! mil gracias desde La Paz - Bolivia
Thank you very much for the excellent tutorial
Thanks for your calm, very advanced lesson. A hobbyist, struggling with learning tremolo while trying to also preserve the right carpal tunnel, I find your remark at 2:24 heartening: "Each individual finger does not move that fast". Watching you I'd disagree, the idea still is encouraging though.
I'm pretty new here ... and already a fan of Grisha! I sure love Paco's music (among many other gypsy musicians!!!) and Grisha plays his music swell - no doubt -, so what I'm wondering is what will Grisha compose when he'll be ready to rise out of his masters. Paco was nicknamed "God" by some (if not many...) so, Grisha won't equal God, but as other angels (such as Vicente Amigo maybe?) he has the stuff to ravel us I say. So : go on Grisha ! We need your great talent - and if you love flamenco, don't forget your russian soul - the one that brought humanity great musicians!
Great video!
I hope you will still be able to come and play at the concertgebouw in Amsterdam next year or so. I was a bit disappointed when I heard that it was canceled this year because of covid-19.
Grisha, muy buenos ejercicios, muchas gracias, soy admirador tuyo desde hace varios años y me da mucho gusto que nos regales éstas clases. Un abrazo, bendiciones
Thank you Maestro Grisha Goryachev
👍👏👏 Good lesson sir. Very important guide to follow and practice permanently.👍👍👍👍
I cannot thank you enough for all of your tutorials particularly this one. I have been using the 3 finger technique for years playing through 3 note/string 6 string scales ascending and descending. I first developed the technique playing triplet scales to which it is naturally suited. Then, using exercises similar to those you demonstrate, I developed 4 feel phrasing which is more challenging particularly changing strings but attainable. As you explain, this method permits greatly increased speed. I integrate with standard 2 finger picado and find it also reduces fatigue. I have wondered why this is not taught more universally. You said you only use it on one song. Why not more? Is it to stay true to the original repertoire? What about it’s use when improvising? I feel guilty requesting your time to answer as I so greatly appreciate the generosity of such a supreme master as yourself providing these incredibly helpful tutorials. Can’t wait to support you when touring returns. Stay healthy.
Whoa this is some good instruction, very good English also. Hats off!
Excelent lesson! Thank you Maestro!!
The best ever and a fantastic guy 🎶🎶🎶
Great teacher from spain Andalucía huelva 😅🎉🎉🎉
Григорий, здравствуйте! Увидел Вас в выпуске PIMA live совсем не давно, очень впечатлился! Посмотрел концерт - был восхищён , год назад начал изучать фламенко. Здорово, что можно учится на Ваших уроках. Спасибо за столь подробный разбор и успехов!!!
Excelente lección. Saludos desde Madrid
Thanks for this vídeos and greetings from your brother guitarist from Brazil
Ole my brother!
Gracias Grisha for dedicating to us your some of your time and helpp us improve our playing. I would be interested in learning some rasgeado technics. Thx.
Grazie per la preziosa lezione
Thanks for the valuable lesson❤
Your methode to explain very good.....bravo....
Regard from Indonesia
Thanks for sharing your art.🙏
Excellent lesson!!
Отличный гитарист , отличный урок, большое спасибо за понятный конетент!
Удачи вам Григорий!!
22000 suscriptores al canal en 2021 es increíble!! Siendo para mi uno de los mejores sino el mejor guitarrista clásico - flamenco q hay en este momento!
Great tecnique clearly eaxplained!
Excellent information! Thank you!!
"Hello, friends!..."
That makes me smile so broadly!!! If you ever heard Karl Hass - host of the classical music radio program most widely listend to in the United Sates, Adventures in Good Music, which began in 1959 on radio station WJR in Detroit, Michigan and was subequently syndicated to commercial and public radio stations around the world and aired nationally in the U.S. from 1970 to 2007 ), then you always heard "Hello, everyone!"..., his trademark greeting - delivered in his warm, rich and delightful voice.
The theme music for Adventures in Good Listening was the 2nd movement from Beethoven's "Pathétique" Sonata (Sonata No 8 in C minor), performed by Haas himself, live for each program.
Classic, unforgettable and awesome.
HELLO, FRIENDS!...
so much light brought into so much shadow with this! :) спасибо!
Oh man!
Thank you very much!!!
I can't wait for a rasgueado tutorial from you too.
Great lesson, thanks Grisha. Looks like you've done these exercises yourself for a very long time already! Amazing speed. Very inspiring.
Thank you so much! I would like to learn how you do the different flamenco techniques and how we can practice them. Every tutorial you make is a master class for me. Have a good day Grisha 🖐🏼!
really tnx mastero...its best exercises from best world guitarist
Oh my God! Thank you for sharing these secrets. You've made me instantly a better player!
Ps. If you find time show us some lessons for the right hand, how to develop tempo, tehnique and so on.
Thanks Maestro!