Malagueña - Michael Lucarelli, classical guitar 

Hhahahahaha you deserve more likes

Beethoven 5th on harmonica

Best comment of the year .

Funny stuff, btw, I kicked him out because he is a salty old fart. My son needs his own place. 🤩

Sleestacks!!!

He is Walter White taking some time off from cooking with Jessie.

This man is Leon the Professional and you're right we are on his side

Salt

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Fuck yeah😂

Jajajajaja, totalmente 👌

Good idea 👌

Hahahahhh nice

Exactly what I thought before reading your comment

That’s a good one! Thanks

I find it very moving, you cant steal aRt, it steals you!

Hahahah, I agree

@@michaellucarelli Hello Michael, Since I'm a boy, I dislike flamenco, because my mother who was born in Andalucia obliged me hear a lot of it. Though players like you made me like spannish classical guitar, thank you for sharing that on youtube, I like the way you play Malaguena, if I may say so, you rock it !

It’s not art that he steals. He is the Frito Bandito, hence the theme song he is playing.

You’re very welcome so glad it brought back. Good memories thank you.

Thank you so much I appreciate that!

Wow, thank you I am honored that you like it!!

Look for a video with the camera in the guitar hole, you can see how wavy they really are

It's because of the shutter speed and frames per second of the recording camera

It's because of the camera, I am not exactly sure if shutter speed has anything to do with or not but images in camera are scanned from top to bottom and left to right, one pixel at a time. That's why the string is at different positions when the image is scanned for every frame and it looks like a wave. You might not see the same effect on your camera because I think these videos have specific camera settings for these waves to happen.

The camera does work the same as the human eye. I believe what you are seeing in the strings is due to stroboscopic effects. These stroboscopic effects are showing standing waves on the strings. The effect is certainly interesting and dramatic. However, it might have been unintentional. The phenomenon is an artifact.

@@larrypicard5969 no man I am sure, I know what standing waves are. That's not it. When you do a harmonics on guitar that's when you get a standing wave, this is because of scanning the image from top to bottom. Also a camera and our eye does not work the same way 😅😅.

:). Well I am Italian

Michael Lucarelli well said

Im ashamed to know the true image of your profile pic.

@@michaellucarelli V F C .... NO, I am jokeing! He a top class Guitarist!!!!

So, still guns.

Apparently Barney don't need no guns.

Same here.

Bravo 👏

Yo, shoot the tabs plz?😂

sick bro wish you the best

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Kieth Richards uncle (and tutor) told him, "if you can play Malaguena, you can play anything". So well done :)

Normies: horizontally INTELEKTUALS: X AXIS

Exactly

Made me laugh more than it should've

Nah, he transcended into the w-axis

@LuckyGB d pololo loop

Wow that’s so kind of you thank you so much!

@@michaellucarelli You're very welcome. You should think about doing a 2021 rendition too! Btw Happy New Year Michael!

It is incredible. I prefer Roy Clark's version which is pretty mad to say

Check out Lucas Imbiriba's interpretation just posted yesterday here on YT.

X2

I only do like this comment cause you are a zelda fan

Mamamia

ZELDA FAN.... LIKE

😂

Serdar Tr Nope it's spagetar

Cool I love that! thanks for commenting!

@Paul Gratton It's proved by time but it's true that the double appearance of waves/particle is true only for electromagnetic fields, so that the light i.e., or all the spectrum from gamma rays to radio waves. Photon is the particle that appears under certain circumstances, so that ALL the matter can show a double reality, depending on how its properties are measured. Waves/particle. For which concern other waves, such as the sound one (from music to earthquakes) that's just waves, energy transport under form of apparent periodic movement.

@@GiacomoMilazzo wawes

@@halosangheili a typing mistake, as you can see in all the other instances is correctly written 😏

@@michaellucarelli Is there a way i can have the music sheet to this song...it looks hard but the way you plays it...😭😭its so satisfying and beautiful

Lol awesome....

Peitow

pinche fresca

The camera makes it looks all loose and giggly 😂

Boss Fish I agree....I've never seen strings that loose.....

this has to be with the frame rate of the recording xD some fps make this giggly effects on things that are moving fast, in this case, the d srings

hellishsnake Okay...thanks for the explanation.....

Andrei Cofaru I know it's a Tango...I'm talking about the loose strings on his guitar!

Me too. Is it alright if I play this on classical guitar and not flamenco? I only have classical :(

@@Max-dr6rz yes, it'll still sound beautiful

Oh man that makes me feel good thank you so much! Redial Phil always makes me alive playing it Thank you!

even in 2023

​@@bagsofsprite I just checked it and they are still vibrating.

Now it's 2023 and this strings is still vibrating with waves!

It is still vibrating in 2024! Hehehehehehe.

@@bagsofsprite2024…

You can thank MTV and RU-vid for ruining music.

12 million now.

16 million now.

Music has no boundaries! No, Borders Beyond my comprehension how cool music is, but I’m lucky to do it for a living Thank you

Holy moly, I found it. These crazy shapes that the guitar string seemingly takes on is caused by the rolling shutter effect of the iPhone’s camera (when digital camera’s take a picture they actually scan over a frame either vertically or horizontally. Basically, not all parts of an image are recorded at exactly same time and some parts are left playing catch up.) Read more at cubiclebot.com/videos/iphone-4-video-creates-unique-guitar-string-vibration-effect/#UlpqjlcSQpJF70Ud.99

Underrated comment lol

More people need to know what you're talking about!!!

Well he is a, uhm, professional.... ;o)

That was a deleted scene where he picked up a set of Ernie balls with his milk.

Do you know about the string trick?

Cool! I love when I hear that! Thank you so much I’m glad he is excited to play! for me it was Led Zeppelin :) But later John Williams on classical guitar.

Thank you so much very kind of you. I’m so glad you like it.❤️

Passion

You become this skilled when you give yourself fully - 24/7 and all year long -- to the instrument….. I don’t see it happening any other way

That makes me feel good ! thank you so much man thanks for the music! Have a happy new year 2021

Yo también soy español

Dankeschön

This Malagueña is Cuban, not Spanish. It was composed by Ernesto Lecuona.

​@@polaristrans La guitarra es española, la malagueña es por una ciudad de España y la cultura musical os la llevamos nosotros. De cubano esto no tiene nada, no llores

Cant forget the King ..Yul Brenner 💞

@@dollyhipple4933 Absolutely.

same

Wow! thank you so much, it’s like comments like yours keeps me going! much appreciated!!

Great congratulations!! Good things come to those who wait

@@michaellucarelli You're right!!! Thank you 🙏

Great! I’m glad you liked it! 🙏

Lani Shakur same

Why thank u

do try man trust me you ll see progress overtime just 1-2 hours practice per day is enough

I've been playing for less than 4 months, i'm obviously nowhere near this level but i gotta say i can already do more than i expected in such short time :)

its all just practice at the end of the day!

Cool, I hope you’ve landed:)

@@michaellucarelli 😂

E TOO 😮❤❤❤

Same

Твой отец замечательный человек!👍

Godd job, Dad!

Your father brought me here too

I like that! Cool comment! Thanks

Thank you I believe he used the fast shutter speed

Michael Lucarelli hello how are you

Thank you so much. This is the fuel that keeps me going ! As long as people like it. I’ll keep posting! means a lot thanks again

+Gayer Than Killua Thanks

+Gayer Than Killua GOOOOONNNNN

I always love when I hear that !!! thanks so much for commenting and I’m glad you’re playing the guitar... it’s an amazing journey

Cool! Thank s

Thank you so much!! Glad you are still enjoying it!!

@@michaellucarelli Feeling so happy to hear from you Sir.😍

Yup.

Because I love flamengco music

@@michaellucarelli Just found you!! OMG your fabulous from a classical pianist!!

I thought your profile picture was an eyelash on my phone and tried to blow it off 😂

I am not gonna fall for that pro pic again.

Dammit. Blew on my screen because I thought your pic was an eyelash lol

What doesn't?

Hell yeah

MADE IN MÉXICO. MUSIC MEXICAM

That’s cool!

@@michaellucarelli 9 years after and still replying WOW!!

@@jorgeantonioaguirrebacab2326 La estas confundiendo con malagueña salerosa

His rasgueado strumming is just average though. It sounds better if played back toward the bridge instead of over the fretboard.

Sweet! Thank you

I'm dead🤣☠

Como español, concuerdo contigo, tenemos una cultura muy olvidada

Esta versión flamenca es estelar. La composición es del pianista compositor Ernesto Lecuona.

Ola amigo

That is the ticket I’ve studied with so many people over the years when I was younger. But there are a lot of us around so you just have to look. Thank you and good luck

Edward, my husband has played guitar his entire life… well, at least the past 55 years… he practices every single day. He’s play Spanish guitar that entire time (his father is Argentinian), Mum was Irish). He started to learn the Flamenco techniques about 15 years ago. Lifelong learning, you’ll get there.

i know right

yes that is what happened to me. so much that a put all of my focus on the classical guitar back in 1980. Thank you

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@@michaellucarelli while u play amazing, it is missing the flamenco touch. No triplets, no golpes.....

Both are amazing in their own right. While it is amazing to make a guitar squeal on the 25th fret, there’s something primal, wholesome, and quiet about a single guitar captivating people with a tune with only the raw talent of the player to help.

That’s how it is it! But if you just stick with it, it definitely gets better! And sticking with it is the name of the game!!

Yes Indeed!! Thank you so much!. Please check out my channel for more videos ru-vid.com

I whan the name of this song please

@@mohammedalmotar858 malaguena

Vero...

Logar Shar 2019

@@Talker13563 me too

Tears of joy I hope!! Thank you so much appreciate your comments!!

right on

I love hearing that .

Chad3k _ lmao u got clowned when u commented this and then u said right on to someone else's

First song my dad taught me. Me and Keith got something in common. Happy death, here I come.

Speaking of which... my favourite Rock music tended to be the songs with a distinct ‘Spanish’ lineage, more so than the blues. Hotel California being the most notable example. For that matter, though I’m no great fan of Madonna, I do quite like that song Isla Bonita (or whatever it’s called). If I’m not stretching the theme too far, could that include Paint It Black? Even Angie, particularly the live version from Steel Wheels tour, leans that way. Maybe Time Waits For No One. Sister Morphine. Led Zeppelin. Babe I’m Gonna Leave You. Seems to me that Since I’ve Been Loving You is an obvious slow blues but with some untypical chord changes that have that ‘Spanish’ feel, also Tea For One and Down In The Hole by Rolling Stones. Spanish Caravan. The Doors Innuendo. Queen And doubtless many more that don’t come to mind right now.

You are welcome and I thank you for your comments and so glad you like it! Cheers

Viva Iberia

you are welcome:)

Thank you so glad you liked it!

@@michaellucarelli anytime Michael

This Malagueña has nothing to do with the mexican song. This Malagueña is part of Suite Española.

Roy Clark is spinning in his grave! How dare you.

Crutio!

This song is different. There's another song it's pretty good it's called Malagueña Salerosa and it's nothing to do with this song. Many people confuse both

probably the camera

It's the cameras shutter speed.

+Angelo Amorim David almost had it. It's called a rolling shutter. The camera quickly scans each line of pixels from one side to the other, then moves down one. It scans the entire frame in about 1/30th of a second. If you have something moving back and forth very fast, like a guitar string or an airplane propeller, it gets this odd, wavy distortion effect that is not what the eye sees in reality, but can be very interesting when seen in the camera. The strings are completely normal, and look like any other guitar to anyone at this performance, but the way the camera works means that it gets lots of waves in the camera's output. The reason why it does this is because between the time each pixel is scanned along the length of the string (particularly if the string is at an angle to the sensor), the string moves. It may only be a few hundredths of a second or less from one line to the next, but when you have a string vibrating at 200-1000Hz, it does move enough to be detected. And because it is a fairly regular vibration, it forms a smooth wave. If you have something called a global shutter, the string looks much more normal, because the entire frame of the sensor is captured all at once. These sensors are more expensive since they need to have specialized memory to buffer the signal, and needs to be written to with an entire frame's worth of pixels almost instantly. Rolling shutters are less expensive since they don't need this memory (The scan can go straight out to a processor, no buffer needed), and can be much smaller. And for most uses, rolling shutters work, and there is little point in using a global shutter.

+Ravaxr actually david had it completely right, camera doesn't "scan" anything, the imagine is captured on a matrix chip simultaneously, all the pixels at once. The reason we see the strings behave like that is because the shutter speed is set to a harmonic of the wavelength, so the camera is shooting at a multiple of the frequency of the oscillation of the sting. What we are seeing a re standing sine waves that are directly related to the actual frequency the note is being played at.

+VanillaSnake21 I didn't have the right terms to explain it but I do enough camera work that I should. Thank you.

That’s cool!!! Glad I was there in a musical way:)

+Mark Calvillo :) that made me smile. But I think it might be the other way around!

+Michael Lucarelli TEACH ME.

+Mark Calvillo lol

+Michael Lucarelli Did you get some Spanish (❤) blood too, cuz your play is not Siciliano as I guess of your roots after your name; Or it is just the influence of Ricardo?

+Ilona Schutzbach Recardo

:)

What the hell??? Satan??

u didn't play the best song in the world

ThriftShopGirlKT no..... the best song in the world is "Smoke on the Water"!

Satan is not a man nore a woman, but an enemy of a mankind and a liar and father of lies. Dont forget that!!!

That is so nice for you to say . Thank you

Te sorprenderías, en el cerro de Villarrubia de Santiago me encontré una guitarra con las cuerdas flojas y me puse a tensarlas hasta que rompí una :V Era pequeño pero me acuerdo perfectamente cómo se rompió la cuerda y mi corazón jajajja

Si a huevoo, y luego te graban con un dron:(

I am just honor that people love this so much! it was kind of an accident How this came out thank you

Great I’m glad you like it! And that you discovered The classical guitar. I discovered it around 1980 after playing electric guitar for seven years and I’ve been enjoying it every single day since!!

@@michaellucarelli Im 19 years old,played acoustic and electric for almost 5 years now but still didnt found that emotion....bought and started playing classical few days back and am really feeling the emotion now!

Jeffrey Baitis that is so cool they brought me happiness. You definitely should get him lessons

I absolutely will!

make sure they show how simple things stack into complicated ones. then, you will have given him more than music, you will have given the keys to acting upon the world, at least on the local sphere. if precision is seen as the gateway to being happy, instead of a chore, then you have helped him so much. then, teach him flow, the Tao of the moments perfection, flowering in that moment. and don't worry if you haven't got either of those things Right, yourself. keep plugging away. The Good Lord knows I haven't. got some plugging to do, myself. be Blessed, be Kind, be Happy. NAMASTE.

Jeffrey Baitis 2 years later, how does he play now?

Look alip ba ta

Wow thank you so much glad you like it!!

We are all students and teachers!!