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Fernando Sor Etudes op.35 (complete, 24 videos)
So it comes to an end this cycle of 24 exercises op.35 by Fernando Sor with the bittersweet study in E minor. Here's the playlist with all the 24 studies of op.35 by Sor.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1Ff...3lkAg&index=24 |
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FYI: I have tried listening to your vidoes many times but the tone and look of that guitar causes me to give up. I dont like it.
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Thank you for the feedback Zippychip! Luckily this was the last video of Sor for now.
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Raintreesilence; I have listen to your youtube posting and have to say, that I have enjoyed all of the them. You are a very talented musician and the quality of the tone of your instrument is very good.
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Thank you Johneg! Nice to hear that!
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I too think you are a talented guitar player BTW.
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Sor
Nice to hear the Sor Op. 35 on a period reproduction guitar. Really gives you a good idea how they likely sounded during Sor's lifetime. Nice guitar, btw.
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i really like your videos--thanks for alerting folks to them....your playing is lovely and i LOVE the sound and look of your guitar.....
i can't afford a romantic-era guitar, authentic or reproduction, but enjoy the sounds of smaller-bodied nylon-strung guitars... i play my A&L Ami nylon (650 mm scale but 0-size body) and Strunal 3/4-size guitar as much as my two 'normal'-size classicals...and hope to get a requinto soon. the depth and sonority of 'traditional classical' tone is lovely, but so is the sweeter lilting tone which smaller guitars afford. |
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This is my way of thinking as well. Great videos and playing, and the "period" instrument adds to the theme.
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This is beautiful work. As I listen and watch I see an admirable level of dedication and skill. I also see/hear a Kabuki theater-like living art form, one that remains true to its origins and adds joy to the present. Thank you.
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Thanks a lot for your feedback! I haven't visited the site for more than a week and was happy notice many comments here.
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