El Noi De La Mare

[hillpolecat]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful performance of such a tender lullaby.

[polromeu]

.. que les figues son verdes ...

.. que ja maduraran ...

[Hiroshima49]

You have great respect for Miguel Llobet's transcription...admirable.

[Gangly1]

@Hiroshima49

Thanks a lot, AC.

It means a lot, coming from such a talented musician as yourself.

Cheers,

Paul

[JzJackrabbit]

Amazing

[kebladj]

hi maestro i can 't stop watching it verry relaxing in playing please how you sound thoses notes in 1:52mn to 1:54mn and 1:58mn to 2:00mn thank you

[nuriosis]

Pretty. My mum used to sing this song to me :-)

[Gangly1]

Thanks nuriosis.

Glad it brought back the memories.

[kpoehlke]

I feel like this is a really nice interpretation of this song. I'm learning it as well and this is similar to how I hear it should sound. Very nice legato and tone.

Other versions are really choppy, and I do not care for them, but you have done well sir.

[Gangly1]

Thank you very much for the comment KP. Please post yours when done.

Regards,

Paul

[dingleberryjambalaya]

There is a transcription of this in the new Guitar Player magazine (KISS is on the cover - ?) Anyway, it is a beautiful piece and the Segovia story is very touching. Thanks for the post.

[Gangly1]

Cheers Dingle.

Would you like this arrangement too?

Let me know.

[prssgman23]

Wonderful playing. Good tone and your guitar fills the room with full sound. Beautiful song and you preserved its purpose good job.

[Gangly1]

Thanks for the comment prssgman. Really appreciate you taking time to watch this.

[michaele1001]

this is great. beutifully played. i'm only 17 and tryin to learn it now and my fingers fall over themselves at the slide from the g&e to the a&f#. really anooying but great. watchin this helped me to learn it. would be great if you could do Chanson by Ponce and Berceuse by Leo Brouwer. Thanks

[Gangly1]

Hi Michaele.

Thanks again for watching.

This is a deceptively easy sounding piece. It is far from easy. Do not be dissuaded, keep at it. I am sure you can play it better than this already.

Regards,

Paul

[wytzeh]

Great playing, great piece. I have been searching for this tab but I can only find the Llobet arrangement. What arrangement are you playing and where can I find it.?

[Gangly1]

Cheers wytzeh. I think this is the Llobet arrangement, but send me a private message with your e-mail address and you are welcome to the sheet.

Cheers,

Paul

[obscuramusic]

Very nicely played, one of my favourite pieces for guitar, I intend to upload my own version soon

[Gangly1]

Thanks Chris. I have sub'd you so I don't miss out on it. It is a lovely tune.

Regards,

Paul

[adc3w]

This has always been my favourite piece to play. You play it....well, quite a lot like me (but better!)...your feel for the piece is wonderful. Do you think ti means "Mother's child" or "Mary's child" by the way? I particularly love the enhanced chords and harmonics towards the end - a lovely piece.

[Gangly1]

Cheers AD.

It is a beautiful piece of music. There are a lot of arrangements out there. This was a bit difficult for me, I think.

From memory, it depicts Mother's Child, but intending, Mary's Child.

Regards,

Paul

[videobenji]

your guitar sounds fabulous! who makes it?

[Gangly1]

This is my new "old" guitar. It is a 1966 Oscar Teller. My brother reclaimed the 1967 Oscar Teller I tried to play on earlier vids.

This one was £150.00 on E-bay.

They are very, very under-estimated guitars. If you see one, buy it.

[JoJoVi11111]

A nice piece and very well played. Thank you for the music. Thanks also for the translation of the title...

I have some Llobet on my side as well, maybe you like to check.

[Gangly1]

Thank you JoJoVi.

I have had a quick look already and love your version of Canco Del Lladre. That guitar sounds amazing.

I subbed without a thought!

Regards,

Paul

[victordegonzalez]

I am deeply enamored with this song and your rendition of it fuels this emotion. Thank you for playing this beautiful song.

[Gangly1]

Thanks a lot Victor. It is a lovely piece to play.

Paul

[ovidiov]

Here again to say you that I think this is one of the best performance of Noi de la Mare at YT.

abraços

[Gangly1]

Thank you so much Ovidio.

It is, indeed, an honour indeed that you think so.

Best regards,

Paul

[dbogburn]

Dear Gangly1:

I've been playing the CG for a number of years

and have seen several interpretations of this

song. You are looking at a music book in the video. Where did you get the music and how did you learn the positioning. I am ver interested in learning the version you are playing. HELP!!!!

[Gangly1]

Hi D.

I have sent you a private message.

Regards,

Paul

[jofre222]

this song, from where i am, it's a unique beautiful piece. you play it very very well.

bless you

[Gangly1]

Muchas gracias.

[0stsee]

Molt bònic!

[Gangly1]

Thank you!

[0stsee]

De res! ;)

Agradeixes a cadascù ací, no? How nice. =)

[scree123]

Maestro Segovia is smiling down on you. Very nice!, Cheers, Don

[Gangly1]

Thank you kindly Don.

Smiling...I doubt it. Grimacing is more likely!!

Regards,

Paul

[scree123]

Don't be so hard on yourself. You play it beautifully. I came to hear it again.

Cheers, Don

[sguitar]

I love this piece and you play it very well :-)

[Gangly1]

Thank you kindly Sarah. I play the wrong chord in it twice though!!

Regards,

Paul

[sguitar]

You are to critical with you ;-) so little mistakes make a piece individual :-)

[Gangly1]

Thanks Mal.

Nice to hear from you again.

Just realised I play the wrong chord on this twice..(28 secs and the repeat)..should be D6(?) and not D!!!

I have had a look at Guitar tv. The video quality is very good. Much better than YT. I particularly liked the Juber piece...It is definitely one to keep an eye on. I suspect the site will grow and grow.

Regards

Paul

[1ginner1]

Hi Paul,Right on the money again i look forward to seeing what you post next,Hope you dont mind me suggesting a great website you might want to check out.guitarplayertv there are some really great clips there.Anyway thanks again,

Regards, Mal

[ovidiov]

Very beautiful, Paul, this piece is really very special. thanks!

[Gangly1]

Thank you Ovidio. Some nasty stretches in this that are a bit beyond my ability, but I got away relatively buzz free!!

Regards

Paul

[jnclassicalguitarist]

Congratulations, Paul (Bond)!!

Truly delightful.

Nice octave harmonics. (I dread those.)

I hope you weren't stepping on Shakespeare.

Regards,

Julie

[Gangly1]

Thank you Julie.

I was stood on the Sunday Times newspaper. It comes with rather a lot of supplements/magazines. Just a trifle too low though.

War and Peace should do the trick.. me thinks!

Regards

Paul

[Prudentum]

Beautifully played - The other coments are well-deserved, and I join them and rate you 5 stars...;o)

Thank you for posting!

[Gangly1]

Thank you Prudentum for the very nice comment.

Best Regards,

Paul

[AndanteLargo]

You know Paul? I really like your music and way of playing. Very musically and technically with a very high standard. I like that you are not playing this too slow! Great tempo!

MORE! And 5 stars!

Peo

[Gangly1]

Thanks Peo for the kind comment.

Regards

Paul

[conni93]

Another great video!!!!!!!!!!5 stars...

Regards,

Conrad

[Gangly1]

Cheers Conrad!

Paul

[soniameh]

Hi Paul,

I ve heard this piece but never knew the name of it. Great playing as usual

Regards,

Himanshu

[Gangly1]

Thanks Himanshu.

[adilzahrani]

sooo romantic ..

[Gangly1]

Thanks Adil.

[oldwhtman]

Another great tune, Paul. I appreciate the variety of your posts. You obviously have a diverse taste in guitar music. Interesting historical commentary as well. So the old guy was playing guitar up until the day he died. That's dedication.

[Gangly1]

Thanks Mike.

BMR is coming along...somewhat slowly!

Regards

Paul