A. Barrios "La Cathedral-Preludio" by Ronny Wiesauer

[moregreatmusic]

Very nice Ronny. All the best, regards from Stockholm

[mamalavache]

continue

[willjam77]

Amazing!! Pls tell me which guitar you have played and which top, spruce or ceder? Bill

[xXZanjiXx]

great played, but the lower voice is a bit too loud ;)

[60moo]

Ronnie, I enjoyed very much the arpeggiated accompaniment, as it gave an ethereal feel to the piece. I'd like to hear, however, how the melodic line would sound if it was given slightly more prominence e.g experimenting with the tone and giving it more vibrato.

[FXDUBOIS]

Brilliant work once again !

[tavosatriani]

u suck

[lucassalazar]

I just posted my version of this...mind checking it out someday if you have time?

Best,

Lucas

[edelweiss17]

Very Nice. =)

Can you possibly give me some tip on how to to press the strings(on the 14th and the 15th notes) so it doesn't hurt.

Thanks.

[LittleBigManGuitar]

hi!

it´s a bit hard to tell without seeing you playing but i think it´s a matter of the angle of the hand... i don´t always try to put my fingers in a 90 degree angle...i put them much more like a violinplayer sometimes...otherwise the extension would be too far...try to find a good guitar teacher he should be able to help you....greetings ronny

[edelweiss17]

Thank you!

This really helped. I'll try to change the angle.

Thanks again. =)

[Daenoxiis]

Sooo beautiful. So well done. An amazing and complex piece. It's supposed to feel of love, but keep a ghastly undertone. Difficult to do.

[KaossDC]

Excellent job. Could you possibly send me an mp3 of this performance?

[LittleBigManGuitar]

yes of course...just give me some days.... rhanks for your attention

[DenianArcoleo]

Really beautifully played, very musical.

Thanks for this

[LittleBigManGuitar]

thanks for watching:-)

[lucassalazar]

Excellent! Interesting that he wrote this part for his wife, considering it has such a haunting feel to it. You conveyed it wonderfully!

[BbMinor]

Very nice! Greetings from Nartak (from Delcamp) :)