Acoustic guitar Spanish Study --Noad--

"Spanish Study" fron "Solo Guitar Playing" Book by Frederick Noad pg 49.

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[lcHaRiSsEl]

hmm,, isn't that Asturias by Isaac Albeniz??... a simplified one?..

[van1976]

@lcHaRiSsEl Yes and No. It's part of "Asturias", but in a different key ("C") than the original ("B") so it's played in the open postion. It's just an exercise from Frederick Noad's book. Thanks.

--Van

[cocopopsdc]

what's the name of this song ? and who is it by ?

[van1976]

@cocopopsdc It's part of "Asturias" by Isaac Albeniz, but in open postion and differnt key. It's an exercise from "Solo Guitar Playing" by Frederick Noad. Thanks.

--Van

[RMoogsterama]

I'm learning this in guitar class; having trouble with the triplets...

[van1976]

@RMoogsterama Try to play along to the CD, even though it may seem impossible to keep up at first...just play it over and over (10x a day for 3 weeks, that is a couple hundred times).

[awesome248]

@therius100 yes once

[therius100]

does he ever blink???

[lcHaRiSsEl]

@van1976 i know.. what i meant, a part of it was chosen to make it as an exercise.

[van1976]

@ifyour666 I played along to the CD that came with the book...it took awhile to get it up to speed. Thanks.

--Van

[van1976]

@drag00n06 I'm not sure of the metronome speed but as I remember I practiced/ played along to theFrederick Noad CD that came with the book. Btw, I soon be posting a "Noadish Medley" which will include this song again. I'll give you a heads up. Thanks for watching and commenting.

--Van

[vickyjessica]

@thankyoupourlavideo reagrdless of talent or ability or interpretation, the fact that anybody nowadays even picks up an instrument and displays an understanding should be appaluded - just hope you understand that when you think about it and look at the real world .