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Hi Everyone,

Today's Target and Pay Per Lesson release is now live.

Continuing to explore the steel-string approach to romantic classics, we have my take on Lagrima. Francisco Tarrega wrote Lagrima (Teardrop) while in England and feeling homesick, missing his beloved Spain.

The piece is similar to many others of his, consisting of two eight-measure secions in contrasting keys, E Major then E Minor, arranged in the AABBA form.

The lesson presents many fingering options and contrasts a few published versions. It also includes an example of what not to do musically, or when shooting video lessons, a bit of comic relief.

Enjoy this level 5 lesson!

http://www.totallyguitars.com/target-so ... esson.html

Well cut me off at the knees and call me shorty, you did it.

thanks Neil

sbutler wrote:

Well cut me off at the knees and call me shorty, you did it.

thanks Neil

At your service, shorthy goodluck.. B)

Great tittle and tune and must learn this, its just for the mood in Holland this last week..

Really like this and will fitt the steelstring.

Willem

Neil, this is the BEST lesson ever. I learned so much. PENSIVE--------EXCELERONDO-------PHONE CALL. Got it :laugh:

Seriously, learning to play the 5th and 6th measures with a barre will cause me some grief, but otherwise, I'm glad you did this one.

I know why you were "pensive" about it, but its all good. Excelerondo man. I'll work on this one while your cranking out the next.

Scott

Great lesson,, love the parts for making it muSi-call..

Willem

Neil

Brilliant playing.

Looks to be a great lesson.

Thanks

Dermot