ESTUDIO IN E MINOR - Francisco Tarrega - with TAB - Classical Guitar

Francisco Tarrega is one of my favorite composers for the guitar. He was a Spanish composer who lived from 1852-1909. He composed many wonderful pieces for guitar from beginner level pieces to pieces for the most skilled virtuosos.

Equipment used:
Cordoba 45 Limited Guitar
Two Rode NT1-A Microphones
Presonus Audiobox 22VSL
Panasonic HC-V750 Camera (primary)
Audio edited with Pro Tools
Video edited with Final Cut Pro X
2020 Macbook Pro

#estudio #tarrega #classicalguitar

[richarddixon]

My recital piece in 1980, instructor commented "I liked the interpretation but you weren't reading the music were you". I wasn't I was playing how I felt at the time. I've exposed my eldest grandson to Tarrega and still advise him to play with emotion, we aren't professional guitarists.

[mumbl]

was not expecting the tremolo section, absolutely sublime.

[tobbiehillberg]

I've learned this composition 7 years ago and didn't know that is Francisco Tárrega. Wonderful song.

[wikemazowski]

Sounds just like chopins “wrong note etude” op 25 no 5. He must have taken inspiration. Great performance ❤️

[FilmFlam]

I like this better than the well known Romanza. Thank you. On my "to learn" list.

[TheEyadsalah]

The tremolo is so beautiful, i keep listening to it 😊

[birdyearsago]

i think this is the best version ever you brought life to it instead of it being a study it is safe to assume that this is the best version on youtube.

Btw i am playing this in public in the next week i will steal your interpretation if you don't mind

[jamesdoanecompositions]

Beautiful piece and wonderful performance! I love playing and composing for classical guitar. Tarrega's music is always amazing!

[samuels.]

At first I have to say thanks to Robert for the amazing content!

I'm in my first year of playing the gituar and I thought wow the piece isn't this difficult.
Then the Tremolo part came😂.
Has anyone any tips for learning Tremolo?

[luisparada]

sublime interpretation, it touched my soul.

[nurulros]

I've practiced this many times, but still can't make that smooth transition. Thanks for the inspiration, I'll keep on practising!

[DungNguyen-fwku]

So great!❤❤❤ Thank you. Sir . From Vietnam ❤❤❤❤

[lotharscholz]

Der Robert, Thank you so much, this is great and phantastic! IT helps to fput aside and forget for a short while, what ist happening in the world in These Times. And IT gives Hope, that there will BE Peace again, soon. Lothar

[sheeparebillygoats]

Love your stuff. I found you while trying to find a review on the 45 limited, u made it sound great, I went with a c5 limited because I wanted somthing to be able to take out and a 1400 nylon I wouldnt feel safe taking out. But since i got the c5 a week ago, iv learned lagrima, and now just got this one down. Been playing for 19 years and this is my first nylon, and i am now trying to play classical. Thanks Robert.

[joancharlesgomezromoacademy]

Preciosa melodía, gracias gran maestro por compartir

[DREAMSQUZE]

This music has a certain attitude to it and I enjoy it

[funwithkunjalvyas]

Absolutely amazing! I have never tried finger styling but had to learn this songg❤

[daniellandin]

Por lo regular no o suelo comentar, solo me limito a ver y escuchar, pero valla que esta es una bella interpretación! Me propondré aprenderlo

[wol]

This is very very beautiful! The tremolo part was a bonus! I wish to be as good as you in future :)

[paulclough]

Very Nice Robert!
So Beautiful! Awesome Playing!
Thanks for Sharing.