Brandon Louis Jones -www.brandonlouisjones.com- La Catedral

[ferrismichael]

Great interpretation!! I wish I could hear the whole thing!!!

[aallexx92]

nmclay.....i believe you can play la Catedral without having to read music...there are many good players playing after tab..but cantisavalencia must have a lot of skill to play this piece especially the allegro solemne.....And this is  a good interpretation!

[nmclay]

I appreciate your point. I have played many years and I play advanced intermediate, at best. I read music but I am a SLOW sight reader. I have a had time seeing someone who is not able to read music being able to play something THIS difficult. I can get by on quote a few pieces with tab but I believe this piece is just too big a stretch for someone who never learned to read music. I hope someone can prove me wrong. I can assure you that Brandon reads music to play like that!

[raichita]

Oh my God... It's incredible!

[canitasvalencia]

OMG! can i get this tab too?!

i love u!

GOD

[nmclay]

Seriously, if you cannot read music you surely cannot play La Catedral.

[elphabamonkey69]

not true. many people play solely by ear (myself included), and many times a song of this caliber is simply too difficult to learn by ear alone. this being said the tabs would be very helpful

[southcoastsounds]

Superb playing - well done

[KruspeFish]

Fantastic! 5 stars!

[jimmyp37]

the greatest single piece of music ever written

[LouGarcia616]

i dont know about that... but it is damn good

[sbsurvivor]

along with the playing - great tone quality

[cjvos1]

Your cute. not were you looking for in terms of comments, but hey, you are. lol. nice playing!

[bjonesguitar]

Why thank you. I appreciate it :)

[themastercode]

Hi. How much time did you need to play that piece? That´s awesome.

[evilchipthyf]

Thats not bach jackass

[Andorian12]

Dude didn't your mom ever hit you as a kid.

Of course it's not bach, but he plays several songs.

[mercury13579]

Bitchin'!!!! Nice.

[jkbs123]

I really liked listening to you play the bach

[myfukinggod]

to anyone that would rate this less then a 5 I would ask them to do better.

[Sviolinist]

I dunno, if someone played this piece about 3/4 as well with better sound quality, then I might be happier.

[BFGUITAR]

Hey there buddy

Im playing that piece as well and I like teh way you played it (even though it was short)

I saw that you did for the arpeggios at the end and I liked it alot. I may just take that from you :p

BTW what guitar is that? All I can tell is tha its cedar

[bjonesguitar]

Thanks for the comment man. Good luck on the piece. And I play a '69 Jose Ramirez--a cedar. Take care!

[BFGUITAR]

hehe I also have a ramirez

I am quite jealous of your guitar :P

[ff4ev3r]

lol he is a pro guitarist 

[ProtoCosmos]

Beautiful playing. Phenominal tone

[eeboy1980]

I definitely could do better than that. I heard plenty of bum notes in there

[jkbs123]

phh

[KnightofZyryab]

It's all very well playing the ending... Haven't got the endurance for the whole piece, though.

[josephfxi]

Man... im all surrounded on cum

u play so freakin good

:D

[avalpaval]

sweeeet

[guitar2guitar]

wow wow !! 

[dustinjonesguitar]

Both the Chaconne and La Catedral were set pieces for the Parkening competition. I assume you tried out for that? Do you know if you got accepted or not?

[siidej]

It's really a nice piece. But these are just the final notes on the 3'rd movement of Agustin Barrios work.

[quietfiasco]

wow, your technique is amazing. Keep up the good work.

[hk2211]

Awesome!

[crabsncancer]

I've been playing on and off for 5 years and no where am I close to your skill level... I wish I knew more great guitar players like you to help me along.. :_ ; thanks for the great videos... please post more.

[Classicalguitarman15]

This, like the Chaconne, is flawless. Your playing reminds me of both Christopher Parkening and John Williams with your beautiful musical sense as well as very good technique. Do you think you will be able to post the entirety of both at some point?

[hamwinkie]

Bravo!