Sor's "Minuet in C" (guitar) played by Frank Grigonis

Just got my Cordoba Dolce in the mail 3 days ago; it has a 630mm scale length, like the 19th Century guitars Sor played. At about 280 clams it's a deal. I love this minuet, which was written very much in the classical style--reminds me of elegant ballrooms and very feminine women batting their eyelashes behind embroidered hand fans held daintily in their white-gloved hands--well before the collapse of Western Civilization.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• CLASSIC GUITAR ZOOM
• MINUET IN C
• SOR
• MINUET
• GUITAR
• CLASSICAL GUITAR
• GRIGONIS
• CORDOBA DOLCE

[Aluminata]

Soft,sad sweet love.

[FrankGrigonis]

@Aluminata I like yr comment and yr Username. (:

[bfmvshinigami]

Really beautiful playing, my friend!. Since how long are you playing?

[FrankGrigonis]

@bfmvshinigami Thanks for the comment. I played classical back in college for a year or two, then just picked it up again last summer. I'm really more of an electric player. I agree with you that "Stairway to Heaven" truly is a great song.

[sackasilver]

The guitar sounds great and your playing is magnificient. Your description describes it very well...

[FrankGrigonis]

@sackasilver Thanks for the comment. Just recently got this Cordoba Dolce and it has LOW action for a classical, so at times I'm still plucking a bit too hard. I checked out your version of a Carcassi Waltz, and it's very fluent, crisp, and actually sounds like a dance.  (:

[Aluminata]

Technique is from thousands of hours of dedicated practice - interpretation is from the heart. :)