Jorge Cardoso reconocido interprete reconmocido mundialmente, prolífico autor con alguna de sus obras grabadas por otros guitarristas en más de treinta discos, y gran maestro con seguidores de sus enseñanzas en todo el mundo. Este DVD es válido tanto al que está empezando, como al que ya toca bastante y es de utilidad para todo aquel que toque cualquier instrumento de cuerda pulsada.
Contiene demostraciones y explicaciones básicas de cómo trabajan las manos desde que las colocamos sobre la guitarra, hasta ejercicios y piezas de concierto del más alto nivel (destacar los rasgueos, al "toque mixto" o las cuatro piezas completas interpretadas por el autor).
También será práctico para el que toca guitarra eléctrica, fundamentalmente, para aquellos que se han centrado en el uso de la púa y que han descuidado otra técnicas esenciales en la guitarra. También se hace un recorrido histórico viendo y escuchando los instrumentos antecesores de la guitarra hasta Ilegar al modelo actual. Se visitan los talleres de Manuel Contretas II y Ars Antiqva, el taller de Jose Angel Espejo, para seguir con un detallado análisis de los elementos que contribuyen al correcto desarrollo de la técnica; desde el asiento, pasando por las posturas y los instrumentos mecánicos creados para mejorarla (la "máquina de Aguado", el apoyo de Sor, el banquillo, prótesis, y un ingenioso, como sencillo y práctico sistema creado por el autor), hasta el funcionamiento mecánico de las manos con sus principales presas, los problemas que plantea el anular por su propia anatomía, y todo esto enfocado desde el razonamiento científico avalado por los conocimientos que como médico posee el autor. Se han incluido tablas con ejercicios abundantes de las técnicas principales para ambas manos.
Jorge Cardoso is a recognized performer who has travelled the world over giving hundreds or concerts as a soloist, in duos, and with orchestras. There are innumerable recordings of his performances, and he is a prolific composer whose works have been recorded by other guitarists in more than thirty albums. Cardoso is also a master teacher with followers around the world.
This DVD traces the historical path of the guitar, showing the instrument's ancestors and tracing its development to its current form. It includes a visit to the workshops of Manuel Contreras II and Ars Antiqva, Jose Angel Espejo's workshop, followed by a detailed analysis of the factors that contribute to the proper development of classical guitar technique. The DVD covers everything from the seat, the position of the body, and the devices used to improve it Aguado's machine, Sor's support system, the foot-rest, attachments, and an ingenious, simple and practical system created by the author, to the mechanical workings of the hand, its main ways of gripping, and the problems posed by the ring finger. All of these topics are approached through the scientific reasoning of the author, backed up by his knowledge as a doctor.
As Jorge Cardoso says in the introduction, this course can be useful both to beginners and to more advanced players. . . it can be useful to anyone who plays a plucked stringed instrument. It includes basic demonstrations and explanations about how the hands work from the moment they are placed on the guitar, as well as exercises and concert pieces of the highest level. There is a discussion of strumming technique, of toque mixto and four complete pieces interpreted by the author. The course will also be useful for electric guitarists and others who have focused on the use of the pick and have neglected other essential guitar techniques.
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Jorge Cardosoby serrenti7,032 views
Over ten years ago I picked up a CD of Cardoso called “TAÑIDOS” (Música barroca española, 1992) in which he plays compositions by such greats as Gaspar Sanz and other early Spanish guitar music. I liked the Sanz so much that I spent the next couple of years collecting everyone who ever played Sanz. I got Hopkinson Smith, John Williams, Julian Bream, Segovia, Yepes and many others. What I discovered is that NONE of these guitarists came even close to playing Sanz as well as Cardoso's versions!!!
Phalces 9 months ago