Les Blues des Grenouilles

[Vancouverite39]

NICE FROG BLUES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ivan011093]

hey did u use a differnt fingerings

[izzyinthesky]

Hi Ivan, I just play classical pieces for fun, so I wouldn't take this at face value, but as far as I know, guitarists are at liberty to use alternate fingerings at any time in the pieces. This includes for playing melodic runs more smoothly, or for tonal differences. Here, I found that playing it higher on the neck gave a warmer tone that I preferred. I would check with your teacher for examinations, but it should be allowed.

[izzyinthesky]

(The same goes for making picking hand positioning decisions for different timbres. I highly recommend watching AndanteLargo's videos. Peo is a master of choosing hand positionings to change tonal quality!)

[ivan011093]

i see hahaha. well thanks

[izzyinthesky]

Hahahaha, but I would gladly do RCM for guitar. Guitar (the best) != piano (trauma). :)

[ivan011093]

lol i just started playing. and i've been playing this song recently.

[ivan011093]

hey is this the RCM level 3 song

[izzyinthesky]

Yep, this is in the RCM repertoire.

[larana120]

this piece is from my final exam in the conservatory. Is a very good song. Congratulations you play very nice

[Domino363]

Bien, très bien, mais pourquoi cacher le visage ? .et n'avoir pas enlevé cette boite.

Surtout pour difuser cette vidéo qui va peut-êre engagée votre avenir.

Continuez.

[DsilverF]

Very well done i am starting to play classical guitar and learned this song. You played it very well

[AndanteLargo]

Dear irene! This is so nice to hear! Who is the composer? I like that piece! And your beautiful playing!

Kindly,

Per-Olov

[izzyinthesky]

Peo, thank you so much for the kind compliment! This is a piece by the Canadian composer, Claude Gagnon.

[stefunny823]

I'm taking half-credit since you have half of my brain. :)