EMILIO PUJOL- Etude #1 (m a tirando)

EMILIO PUJOL- ETUDE #1 (m a tirando)
This time I chose to play the study in a different m a tirando fingestyle way. It's a nice way to strengthen the fingers of the right hand, especially the middle and ring finger that usually have problems. Try it and enjoy..
Thanks for watching !

Guitarist: Ioannis Dimitropoulos
Recorder: zoom H2N
Cameras: Lumix G80, Lumix GX80
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[andreaskikinas]

What a nice etude it is when you are a teacher. Did not think the same back to when I was a new guitar student 😃. Now I use it too for a warm up. Very good sound as always and very good exercise to alternate it to different fingers, m a . Thanks for sharing!

[DarkInvader]

Well Played ! I See The Importance Of The Finger Combinations, They Should Be Equal In Strength No Matter Which Finger Leads, M Or A.

[tasosdiaforetico]

Great work, Manuel Granados has composed some etudes you should try.

[robbrown]

Interesting, but it should be noted that Pujol, like his teacher Tarrega, played without nails.

[CaffeinatedWizard]

Emilio Pujol was the prime exponent of the Tarrega School that stresses playing without use of fingernails. Also, the method prescribes that for exercises like this, the fingers of the right hand don't pluck the strings but rather come to rest on the string below. That is, when playing E or G on the first string, the finger plays the note and then comes to rest on the B string. That is the purpose of this exercise.