Vals by Bartolome Calatayud

Be familiar with the opening measure to get the feeling for the vals (or waltz) meter. Be sure you are using the 'p' (RH thumb) on the 6th string and the 'a' (RH ring finger) on the 1st string while you play the open second and third strings with 'i' and 'm'. Practice the first 8 measures well because they repeat often throughout the work. Add harmonics at the end and be sure to add a ritardando (slowing down) just before the return of the A section.

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[searchbandu22]

Thanks for the Valuable Lesson

[reubingeorge]

beautiful!!!



[mendelity]

I don't agree with your playing style. you jump instead of slide and you should want to give it more feeling...

[LocoPCtheoneandonly]

Excellent easy to follow lesson

Thanks for posting!

[joelakastud123]

you should do tango argentino

[luviesirem]

thanks:))

[dgw1970]

Excellent description. I am learning to play this now and your video will be very useful.