Matteo Carcassi, Méthode Complète pour Guitare, Op.59 First Part 

Freut mich, dass es Ihnen gefallen hat! Vielen dank fur ihren Kommentar!

Thanks a lot!

Eduardo Knaip thank you for listening.

Juan Leon I am writing in Portuguese and using a translator into English , if something goes weird , sorry . I'm downloading your video and then I will extract the audio for my students and myself can use it as a reference in our studies . Nice work and musical performance . It's great to hear you playing guitar.

Maestro Eduardo Fantastic. I'm both surprised and honored. Thanks for the comment and for your work on spreading our love for the guitar around.

+Eduardo Knaip I only have three recordings of Carcassi. This one, the long one, and Op 60. There are more sections in Op 59 which I haven't recorded. For example there are scales and little preludes for some keys, there are exercises in the most important positions (fourth, fifth, seventh, ninth, I think, I don't remember), exercises in intervals, slurs, appoggiaturas, etc. I haven't recorded those yet. Maybe in the future. I don't know. (there's a guitar player who is recording almost the whole of Op 59, lesson by lesson, check him out, his name is Norbert Neunzlig) At least the method is still on my desk. Again, thank you for your words and sorry for my not being able to answer in portuguese.

where can I get the music sheet corresponding? thank you.

The Boije library... musikverket.se/musikochteaterbiblioteket/ladda-ner-noter/boijes-samling/boijes-samling-c/ Or you can buy it from websites like Amazon or SheetMusicPlus and the likes. Greetings!

Thanks!

it is very nice music,this is beautiful music I have like music klasic

Danke schon!!

+Eduardo Knaip Great question. I'm right-handed so I don't have that problem, thanks God. I've seen some electric guitar players pulling off the trick (some just take a regular guitar, rearrange the strings and start playing, some even learn to play it without changing the order of the strings!!!) But the fact is, and it's my opinion, that I really don't know how left-handed guitar players force themselves to learn to play the guitar as though they were right-handed. I once tried to play the electric guitar as a leftie, the way Michael Batio does (I just changed the order of the strings in my regular right-handed guitar), but soon I realized it was unnatural and called it quits. Fortunately nowadays there are left-handed classical guitars on sale. Just check out the internet. But if you can't get one, I would seriously seek advice from the local luthiers. Maybe they can fix the bridge and make some minor adjustments to your right-handed guitar and after changing the order of the strings, voila, you have a classical guitar for a lefty. Now, let me be clear: With hard work everything is possible, so I don't deem it that far-out for a leftie to learn to play the guitar with his right hand, but it will certainly take him/her a hell lot of extra time (particularly for classical guitar) , and let's be honest, a piano is not a guitar. With the piano we don't have any chances, whereas with the guitar... anyway, let me know what you think. Greetings.

+Juan Leon Yo tampoco veo el problema, en una persona diestra, la guitarra requiere que la mano izquierda tenga fuerza y agilidad a la vez. Mientras que la mano derecha requiere de agilidad. Por lo tanto, en una persona zurda, ¿qué mano tiene mayor agilidad y fuerza a la vez?... la izquierda, entonces, ¿por qué hay que hacer esos cambios?

Claro, lo mas logico seria usar tu mano mas habil para pulsar las cuerdas y la menos habil para pisar las cuerdas. Pero la realidad es que en esto de la guitarra siempre hay de todo. Me imagino que con el afan de "pasar a la historia haciendo algo diferente" algunos guitarristas llevan las cosas mas alla de lo natural. En fin, si de algo les ha servido, felicitaciones. Saludos.

Sou canhoto e sempre toquei como destro, acho que a habilidade maior na mão esquerda melhor para a digitação. Sua questão é muito relevante.

+Matthew Elijah Hello, Matthew. I am still not able to play the guitar. 4 more months and we'll see, then. My left hand fingertips have become tender. Now that's a strange sensation. Thanks a lot for asking, I appreciate that.

I just read this and...4 months have already passed so...how are you?

Hello. I'm still not playing the guitar but mostly because of job duties. Maybe I'll give it a try next month. Thanks for asking, though!

Maybe, I'm looking forward to it. Thanks for asking and for listening.

@@JuanLeon-oe2gr You've really helped my return to the classical guitar after a 40 year break (yes - 40 years). Your recording assisted my greatly., Thank you once again.

Hola! He seguido la edicion de Carl Fischer tal cual. Desconozco otras versiones. Tambien he tratado de respetar los tiempos lo mas que he podido. Si algun estudio va mas rapido es porque quizas me parecio que sonaba mejor asi. El audio de mi camara es realmente malo. Suena todo metalico y plano. Era eso o esto. Decidi por lo ultimo. Estoy seguro que hay mejores versiones y mejores interpretes. Solo queria poner otra version para que otros guitarristas noveles contrasten y tengan una guia. Saludos y gracias!!!!!

¿Mejores intérpretes? Me gusta mucho, sólo hago comentarios... Saludos y felicidades, me hiciste pasar un MUY buen rato. (Me gusta mucho cómo terminas, con rallentando).

Gracias y bienvenidos tus comentarios!! No hay mala intencion en mi respuesta. Hay otros guitarristas que tambien han puesto sus versiones de los estudios de Carcassi aqui en Yutube y son realmente muy buenos. Lo bueno es que hay variedad. Saludos!!!

Sí, he escuchado a otros por aquí, pero tus interpretaciones me han gustado mucho. Saludos.

oh yeah, that's just too bad....i hope your ear is okay!

Use Music Speed Changer extension for Chrome. You can retune any video

@@MrDizzyvonclutch Just listen to nr 7 for example

@@ibosman and you could not even put in the time for me..... smh