Hi Everyone,
Today's Target and Pay Per Lesson release is now live.
This staple of the classical guitar world was written around 1720 and designated as a piece for the lute in the key of C Minor. Preludes usually serve as introductions to a suite of short pieces in a given key but this one stands alone.
There have been many arrangements done by guitarists over the years and I have finally gotten around to my own. The lesson looks at quite a few different fingering possibilities, and even some impossibilities.
Enjoy this level 7 lesson!
http://www.totallyguitars.com/target-so ... esson.html
>>New Target and Pay Per Lesson release - Prelude In D Minor by J.S. Bach - Classical Guitar
Dean & Marc,
Thanks for the positive responses to this piece. It really did take much longer than I anticipated as there are so many options, plus I had to really get playing it under control. I will add the GuitarPro file a little later. I am still working on a few measures.
Neil
Thanks for the positive responses to this piece. It really did take much longer than I anticipated as there are so many options, plus I had to really get playing it under control. I will add the GuitarPro file a little later. I am still working on a few measures.
Neil
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Neil
I listened to your snapshot a several times the other night.
It's amazing to listen and watch you.
Thanks for taking the time to put together lessons on the piece.
Dermot
I listened to your snapshot a several times the other night.
It's amazing to listen and watch you.
Thanks for taking the time to put together lessons on the piece.
Dermot
TGNeil wrote:
Dean & Marc,
Thanks for the positive responses to this piece. It really did take much longer than I anticipated as there are so many options, plus I had to really get playing it under control. I will add the GuitarPro file a little later. I am still working on a few measures.
Neil
jayswett wrote:
I am really looking forward to working on this with everybody who decides to tackle it.
Neil
"Alarming" is a term I have not heard applied to guitar pieces recently, or maybe ever. This piece is very challenging on many fronts, in spite of the fact that some people see it as a "beginner's" classical piece. Absolutely not!Some alarming stretches in the left hand with this one. Sounds incredible.
I am really looking forward to working on this with everybody who decides to tackle it.
Neil