Originally posted by waroflogicYeah, Tarrega is great. I basically cut my teeth on his works, and I know a good many of them. I would say his Danza Mora and his Capricho Arabe are two of my favorites to play. His Recuerdos de la Alhambra is classic.
Anyone here play guitar? (classical) If so, do you play anything by Francisco Tarrega? I think he's pretty great!
Originally posted by LemonJelloI do classical guitar and have to agree that "Recuerdos de la Alhambra" is THE piece to play. The thing I find odd with classical guitar is that I have electric guitars, steel strung, twelve string and all manner of electronic music stuff but I always find it's the classical guitar I pick up and play. You can't beat it.
Yeah, Tarrega is great. I basically cut my teeth on his works, and I know a good many of them. I would say his Danza Mora and his Capricho Arabe are two of my favorites to play. His Recuerdos de la Alhambra is classic.
Originally posted by waroflogiches good for beginner guitarists, most his pieces are fairly easy.
Anyone here play guitar? (classical) If so, do you play anything by Francisco Tarrega? I think he's pretty great!
prelude in e is a good starting song for classical guitarists it sounds good easy to play and chicks think your dope.
Originally posted by Wheely
I do classical guitar and have to agree that "Recuerdos de la Alhambra" is THE piece to play. The thing I find odd with classical guitar is that I have electric guitars, steel strung, twelve string and all manner of electronic music stuff but I always find it's the classical guitar I pick up and play. You can't beat it.
For those unfamiliar with the piece.
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Originally posted by WheelyI know EXACTLY what you mean, I'm always doing that 😛
I do classical guitar and have to agree that "Recuerdos de la Alhambra" is THE piece to play. The thing I find odd with classical guitar is that I have electric guitars, steel strung, twelve string and all manner of electronic music stuff but I always find it's the classical guitar I pick up and play. You can't beat it.
It might be because you literally can just pick it up and play, unlike electric where you might be messing about with amp settings and tunings!
Originally posted by waroflogicsame here, I've a lot of synths, keyboards, but I can bring my guitar into the toilet...
I know EXACTLY what you mean, I'm always doing that 😛
It might be because you literally can just pick it up and play, unlike electric where you might be messing about with amp settings and tunings!