Masterclass #2 with Shin-ichi Fukuda - Guitar Virtuosi 2019, Moscow 

really? because you just explained your feelings with words. kind of contradicted yourself there.

Ano ba yan?

Me adhiero con la opinión del maestro Ricardo Ramírez ok!

Do you know what piece this is?

@@jorgenmalmstedt4030 this piece is called Reverie, by Giulio Regondi.

@@weslleyfernandesgoncalves8661 Thanks!

De que país de origen es ella

@@richarorobio5476 RUSIA

Maestro, ¿cuál es el nombre de esa pieza?

@@luislatournerie7086 hola Luis. Es el Nocturno/ Revertir, del Italiano Giulio Regonli, Op. 19

Disculpa. Quice escribir: REVERIE.

Which habit?

@@lunarlight3131 my thumb tends to turn round and round (see ~9:58) instead of resting on the next string. I guess it's not efficient.

@@xudu5941 ah gotcha, have you played this piece before? it's actually my fav regondi piece out of all his concert works, minus his etudes.

@@lunarlight3131 I love this piece but haven't played it before. I very much like most of the Regondi pieces especially his etudes.

It is 'Ergoplay Tappert' or 'Ergoplay Troster' or similar guitar support.

@@guitarmag Great! Thanks for the information.

It's Giulio Regondi. All the detals are in the description to this video, as usual :))

I believe it is by Giulio Regondi and titled Reverie op.19

@@guitarmag NO DETALS IN THE DESCRIPTION!!! SALUDOS DESDE MÉXICO!

What is the way she is playing?

Sorry for not replying before now. I'm not sure, maybe Pimi? It's only when it's pointed out to her that the right hand fingering should be Pami that I realise it myself.

@@darenhaines8830 There are more than one tremolo techniques. Check superstar Ana Vidovic YT video of "Recuerdos de la Alhambra", (watch?v=fwjX-m4LkYk) she also plays using Pimi... maybe its more of a russian school? i dont know. Anyway i bet Vidovic is a huge influence of the young lady on the video.

@@Henry124 I ended up buying the sheet music to have a go myself. I then, sometime later, bought "The Art of Tremolo" by Ioannis Anastassakis to see if I could improve my (amateur) technique. In this book it describes the other ways of playing the tremolo. It also has an anecdote of how the great man himself, Andres Segovia, only used two fingers. What's good for the goose....I wonder if the teacher in the video looks down upon guitarists who use only two fingers. Using two fingers is much easier but three fingers however may provide higher speeds and endurance in the long run. As for it being a "Russian" thing, some may argue that they have been sticking two fingers up to the West for a long time now.

@@darenhaines8830 she was playing pami from the moment she started her tremolo...

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Que dirías si me escuchas tocar a mi? Hace 20 años que lo intento y no logro ni el 1% de lo que toca esa chica 😔

Estás mal lo tuyo es envidia lo de esta chica es talento puro

Means u r a kids still she is good but no way close to him

Nonsense. It simply happens, it's something inherent to the instrument. May sound louder or quieter, depending on several factors, but it's almost unavoidable and completely acceptable. If you don't like that noise, you don't like guitar.