MEDIEVAL GUITAR [TAB]

Here you have five short medieval pieces i think sound pretty well.

Subscribe & leave a like for more guitar videos.

0:00 Quen a omagen da Virgen (CSM 353)
1:00 Beowulf - Gently as She Goes
1:30 Como somos per consello (CSM 119)
2:25 Santa Maria Strela Do Dia (CSM 100)
2:55 Santa Maria Amar (CSM 7)

I know that the beowulf one isn't strictly medieval but i thought that it could fit with the dynamic of the arrangement.

TABS--

Follow me on instagram for more guitar videos @pgamez19

------------------------------------------
The Cantigas de Santa Maria ("Canticles of Holy Mary"; Galician: ) are 420 poems with musical notation, written in the medieval Galician-Portuguese language during the reign of Alfonso X of Castile El Sabio (1221–1284)(Spain) and often attributed to him.

It is one of the largest collections of monophonic (solo) songs from the Middle Ages and is characterized by the mention of the Virgin Mary in every song, while every tenth song is a hymn.

As you can suppose CSM means Cantiga Santa Maria nº X .

[SamySamos]

I wish i had words to describe how perfect this is, i just close my eyes and i see myself in a tavern and a bard playing these soul calming tunes

[Giantstx]

I love how you sort of droned the A string on the first song. It sounds kind of like a Medieval hurdy-gurdy

[np]

The starting part was so good, I felt like getting up from my chair and dancing with my 🍺.

[diogonascimento]

Amazingly performed man congrats! Finally found some TABS for the CSM! thank you so much man! I have been waiting for these tabs for years... And as a Portuguese i feel that i should know these musical pieces to honor our ancestors. :)

[malahamavet]

Glad that you know Spanish medieval songs by king Alfonso X The Wise 😁

[AruuunM]

This is exactly what I was looking for! & Thank you so much for including tablature as well.

[GamerZBgIloveDiamonds]

The 1st one inspired my 1st ever custom made riff, that im still developing as a intermediate player.

[Szeneputzer]

Thanks a lot! I am learning to play the first Piece "Quen a omagen da Virgen" on my Lute Guitar. Sounds awesome! Thanks again, really appreciate it.

[leonardsullivan]

I'm going to record a cover of the Beowulf song tomorrow, thanks for inspiring me!
Excellent interpretation

[demej]

Wow, just discovered this video. Has really gotten me out of a rutt just noodling. Especially the last piece with the G string. I improv with some Am and C chords (very dissonant) and noodle around the fretboard with the G bass - wow - very cool. Thanks.

[MartaTodorovic]

Thank you for including the tablature.

[sanka_WRX]

Thank you for uploading the tabs. You are skilled.

[etanramoz]

Whoa! That was awaome! I LOVED the way you did the beowulf! Sounds way better than the original!

[Arathenae]

Such à Nice work please make more vidéo like this i love this kind of song

[kikopaws]

I'm ligit so excited I hit my he'd on my bunk bed grabbing my guitar

[xjorgecorrea]

ojalá estuviera el arreglo de la cántiga 100 completa!!! es la mejor versión que he visto y muy asequible para principiantes como yo. Enhorabuena!!!!

[TheSaintberzerker]

Very nice of you to include the tabs. Well done.

[Derveregun]

This is wonderful. I'm looking for this kind of medieval "mood", can you suggest me something? Are there any specific instruments or strings needed? Or is it just the use of your hands? Thank you!

[johnprickett]

Very very pleasing, what a delight. Thankyou for sharing.

[papiicriis]

Learned how to play Cantiga Santa Maria when I was 9 back in in my hometown in Spain. But I stopped playing guitar. Now I’m 18 and I have finally found this song omg