Fernando Sor - Study in B minor Opus 35, No.22

[spicbuddha]

This is the definition of the word sublime... I'm so glad to be taking lessons from you once more!

[michael108ful]

This is one of the best played Fernando Sor Study in B minor piece I have heard. Your tone is fantastic and your playing is legato and inspiring. Thank you for letting people hear classical music in a way that it should be.

[GaryNull]

what the hell do you do when you break a nail?



[Musiclo0ovee]

Great !!!

[aimjames86]

perfect.



[Sonialovebunch]

Hi, what is your name ? and have you any CD's available ? Your playing is some of the best I have ever heard, very emotional, it floors me, incredible.

Sonia.

[goldenowner728]

Yes, I agree, best version I've ever heard. No rest strokes??? My teacher would kick me out of the studio. However, if I could play like you I guess he wouldn't care.

[gentlerhino]

The greatest feel I've ever heard from anybody playing this famous student piece!!!

[flamenfloralis]

highly enjoyable interpretation, great feel

[32kostas32]

every note you play comes from your heart

[hydraTV]

Excellent, great sound quality from the mini recorder.

[BaytownGardener]

Bravo

[yootubesucks123]

i enjoyed your playing. its really good.

[Mistermagoo77]

This is the most beautiful performance I have ever heard of this!

[d9daniel]

Ejecución inmejorable. Emocionante.

[MellySoWavy]

excellent

[gembela07062001]

I am studying this piece now, and I have just found your version. It is one of my favourites - my other one is Julian Bream's. Both makes me feel that time has stopped. Thanks for sharing:

Gergely Gembela

[BMDguitar]

So much feel, excellent tone, great interpretation, and haunting mood! Kudos

[0woldham8]

Hi Kevin,

I enjoyed your version of this. It will make me look again at the parts where I come to a dead stop and then carry on. I normally play it a lot slower and find that when I up the speed, I lose in sense of music and it just becomes noise. Oh well - back to practice!

Cheers, Bill

[britinvasion64]

Excellent as usual Kevin! Could we get a Right hand lesson for this? I use the a and/or m finger apoyando for the melody but did I understand that you don't necessarily do the same?

Cheers...Mark

[kelborgui]

Perfect!!!

Kelvin Borrero (Brasil)

[classicalguitartv]

thank you for the kind comments. As far as rest stroke vs. free stroke, I do use rest stroke for the more dramatic parts - for example, the circle of fifths progression at bar 25 and the ending progression at bar 41. thanks again,

Kevin

[peterhguk]

Very enjoyable. As far as I can tell, you're playing a free-stroke on the melody. I've tried to rest-stroke the melody and the piece then becomes rather difficult. Do you have an opinion on this? I've gone back to free-stroke myself.

[crawnwax]

You need to work on your technique.

[1sevillana]

Thank you for the music ... I like it }, your lessons are informative} Hope to see and hear more of you in the future.

[thosedreams]

Many many stars again !!!

[bluetche]

Man!!

that´s awesome!!

keep the videos coming!

[lalodiaz]

great playing Kevin!!!

[vernonore]

Hi Kevin, all your videos are brilliant! Thanks for sharing.

[jewbrew]

Very nice. This is a study I am working on now.