Lagrima Explained - part 2 - The Left hand Technique - Classical Guitar Lesson

[rpavich]

Kevin,

you have a natural gift for teaching and making things clear....well done.

[eschelar]

What a delightful video. Well paced in both the playing and the teaching. I'm not learning the Lagrima, but I am learning Asturias Leyenda and Koyunbaba and I found some helpful stuff in here for general technique. It all counts towards improving expressiveness.

I wish you did other pieces. Great stuff!

[porkyo123]

Thank you very much for your frienship and time!!!

[duktolseja]

Thanks for the lessons, very usefull tips!! Are you going to upload some more lessons soon?

[MrDISCOVERY123]

Thanks for the lesson!! :D

[bogbel]

Terrific video...thank you very much. I got a couple of terrific tips here.

[apocatie34]

No, lagrima means tear in Spanish

[juldrapeau]

Thank you for your generosity

[traverd]

What a guy! I learned a lot.

[jvdover]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[molaoon]

Nice lessons,thanks!

[stefanos82]

Thank you!

[minhthangub]

what the nice sound. thanks for the video!

[RMAClassicalGuitar]

Thank you for the tips.

[godhacker]

very helpful lesson, that guitar sounds amazing!

[Rexicano]

I like to play it with tremolo.

[zthetha]

Superb in every way! Not only an object lesson in how to teach guitar but in how to teach teachers to teach.

[Daan01]

thank you !!!

[guitarlearnerperu]

Thanks a lot

[ARANJUEZCM]

Excellent technique, lovely tone and expression.

This shows why you had won the Tarrega Internatinoal Competition.

Standing ovation!

[az1zcolumbi]

thanks..

what is your guitar?

[ericahcah]

"MVP" in youtube. On my knees to you Sir. This what they call "Sharing" - sharing only the best forget all the rest.

[jimp2200]

Thank you for your very useful lessons on this piece. I picked up lots of things my guitar teacher didnt tell me!

How do you record such a beautiful tone? When I record my guitar, it doesn't sound as good as in real life. I use a Samson C15 condenser mic about 2 ft in front of the guitar and a Tascam 122L amplifier.

Many thanks,

Jim.

[vernonore]

Hi Kevin, this is one of the best vids on youtube! You gave so much info in this lesson.  Thank you so much again and I hope we get to see more :-)

[fabguitar1]

i have never played lagrima, but your tricks are really helpfull for any music, i´m agree with the hands preparation, it gives security and achievement in performance. another thing i think is important to note and you didn´t mention it, is that in the big shifts you move your elbow first and so the hand arrives exactly where it goes, in slow pieces one can´t feel it but in a faster... thanks Mr. Kevin for your videos, they are great.. greetings from colombia.

[JapJackson]

VERY valuable lesson for anyone learning this piece! I am a teacher myself and I will say that you are a truly gifted instructor.

Thank you for posting!

[raulrolonguitar]

Kevin, your become my hero for this "tricks"!!! thanks a lot, really!

[classicalguitartv]

it's my pleasure. Enjoy your study of this wonderful art.

[boral108]

Thank you for the lessons.

Great help. Please keep posting

[malcsegovia]

Thanks Kevin i am now working to improve my playing of Lagrima and this lesson is a great help.

[houstonbiker]

Thanks Kevin - valuable insights.

[lalodiaz]

great Kevin thanks for the lessons!!!!