Andantino by Carcassi (www.learnclassicalguitar.com)

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This Carcassi study (Opus 60, No.3) for classical guitar is a little bit deceptive. Although it sounds very easy there are many technical requirements to make it "flow" and sound smooth and legato.

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• classical
• andantino
• carcassi

[wildwestpoint]

that barre at 1:15 is hard, can't press down the 2nd & 3rd strings so the notes came out dead arghh

[LearnClassicalGuitar]

@wildwestpoint Try turning your barre finger a little outwards i.e. so the right hand side of your finger is lifted and rolled (slightly) towards the tuning pegs. This allows you to get a little more skin on the barre chord from the side of your finger and not so much of the ridges in the digits of your fingers coming into contact with the string. In this way you might avoid the "dead" notes where the string isn't held down completely.

I hope this helps :))

[ThePantagruel]

hey! is there an easier finger position for the chord at 22 seconds? i think my hand is too short, my pinky can't reach the fifth fret on the B string.

thank you in advance!

[LearnClassicalGuitar]

@ThePantagruel I think this is the best fingering you are probably going to get, sorry!

[prilezitostnyhrac]

Superbly played, thanks!!

[FrereBenoit]

Thank you Maurice,

Superb video with a very nice piece.

I appreciated a lot.

Best greetings,

Benoît

[wagnerjftube]

Gracefully played, sir! I am glad to hear you.

[orangmakan]

great !

i have that in my books and will give it a try. The closeup of your right hand will help me a lot !

[van1976]

Yes I relly like this piece.

--Van

[xXxdethninjaxXx]

Beautiful