Barrios Waltz No.3

Clair Wenborn Live in Concert. Classical Guitar. Augustin Barrios, Waltz No. 3

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Music

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• Classical
• Guitar
• Spanish
• Barrios
• Music
• Latin
• American
• Clair
• Wenborn
• Australia
• Sydney
• Broken
• Hill

[nzaiel]

Terrible sound!

I don't like this interpretation.David Russell is the best.

El.

[clairwenborn]

thanks for yr comments nzaiel. thats really helpful. yr awesome. :\

[keto6789]

tabs? you should read the sheet music for classical guitar?

[DaGuittarMan]

Don't care about the haters.

I think you're really good, and I like your interpretation as well. If he talks too much ask him to upload his video playing the same song you are.

[TheLunatic1407]

@DaGuittarMan I also think she is good. And for everyone who wanna try to beat her, visit classtab.org

[4tt1]

Dear one, you who played the piece on this video. Don't take notice of these bunch of people who advise you like as if you don't know how to play. This was wonderful, I'm learning this piece now, I already know how to play the main part, and I liked it at the first moment I heard it.

[solidiquis1]

love on a fretboard!

[LTDGuitars420]

I'm learning it by listening to breams version, not someone on youtube. I've already told you that some tabs have timing on them, just not all of them. It's pretty easy to say without recordings I'd be screwed because the fact of the matter is there are recordings, I guess if I would've grew up a hundred years ago I would have probably had to of learned Theory. I stick to a system okay, theres no reason to use two divergent writing systems, especially when they both get the job equally as good.

[Estonianwoodsman]

@LTDGuitars420 I know about tabs, and how lute pieces were written in that form. what does "how it's supposed to be played" mean? like someone you saw on youtube? look. if there was no youtube, or recordings available for a piece of music. you would be screwed. anyway...i say no more.

[Estonianwoodsman]

@LTDGuitars420 you say any piece that uses western music theory... i highly doubt you could play a beethoven piano sonata on guitar, actually i know you can't. does tablature have dynamics? other musical markings like tempo changes etc. i thought they didn't but i could be wrong. i bet your tone sucks, you have shitty technique, and your interpretation will probably be utter shit. say you want to learn another piece that isn't in tabs. what do you do then? wait until someone makes one?

[LTDGuitars420]

Tabs are not limited, nearly any piece you can play with an instrument that uses Western Music Theory, you can play on a guitar. Anything you can play on guitar, you can read it off of tablature. I can't play any jazz really, but I can assure you I can play classical guitar pretty well, in fact I'm learning the song on this video, using tablature. It's easy to read and it doesn't make Music Theory any more complicated than it already is. Maybe you just shouldn't be a pompous little fag huh?

[Estonianwoodsman]

@LTDGuitars420 That's fine if reading tabs is all you want to do, but that's kind of limited in my opinion. The ability to read music opens up a new musical world. I guess as a student of classical guitar i'm sort of biased towards notation, and i think that traditional notation has the ability to convey a lot more things tablature simply can't do. Also, if you ever study classical or jazz, you're going to be reading. simple as that.