Rodrigo's "Sonata Giocosa", part 3, by Artyom Dervoed

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Music

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• rodrigo
• giocosa
• dervoed
• classical
• guitar

[VegaLeyffinen]

Beautiful rasguedo! The piece suites well to mr. Servoed.

[tiofme]

He is Dervoed, by the way. ;) Rasgueado is awesome, that's it. Any piece will suite you well when you play it well!

[0AZ909]

I repeat my admiration for you,here ! Since I have heard your last CD, I consider you as the BEST....

Congratulations!Take care of you!

Odette.

[GinoTheSinner]

hahaha... what an artist! look at those facial expressions around 02:13 - 02:22 he seems afraid of the guitar, like it might jump on him so he must tame it. Great stuff.

I like it more when they grimase, as i myself tend do, maybe thats the reason.

[zeusody2000]

hey Odette, this is a correspondence in public so i take the chance to introduce to you Dimitris Kotronakis a Greek classical virtuoso guitarist. artyom is a good yang guitarist but definitely not the best. i am sure that would be a good idea for artyom to get in contact with kotronakis in order to extent his musical horizons and upgrade his playing abilities.

[p0storonny]

i don't have any concerts in France at the moment

[p0storonny]

:)thank you very much!

All the best to you,Odette!

[0AZ909]

I always thrilled by your perperformances !Yes, Artyom, ALL your performances !

Do you become in France soon ?

Good luxk !

Odette

[Curatica]

Excellent! Great musician!!!

[Gioberthy]

sure i can..

he use a.m.i in the movement up and mi down

in other words tremolo and m.i down rasgueado

sorry for my engllish im speak so bad---

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para los que le interese en español: el usa a m i (como si fuera un tremolo pero tocando 4 cuerdas) y las otras dos notas las hace con m i bajando..

un saludo

[0AZ099]

I am thrilled by a such performance !

I often hear it with a same immense pleasure !

[jaangunnar]

Can anyone tell what fingering he's using for the rasgueado? looks like an ami sweep with something either before or after, but I can't tell what. . .