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Hi Everyone,

We have a new episode in the Acoustic Snap Shot Video Blog for you today.

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

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

Hope you enjoy!

http://www.totallyguitars.com/acoustics ... a-lagrima/

I'm so glad you did that one. I've been waiting a long time to see how some of those parts are done.

I love this piece too and just beautiful on the steelstring.

Neil

Great snapshot of Lagrima.

Thanks

Dermot

sbutler wrote:

I'm so glad you did that one. I've been waiting a long time to see how some of those parts are done.

In fact, at about 1:30 sec's into the song, you played something that isn't in the tab that I printed. Hmmm, the plot she does thicken!!! :ohmy: