At the Waters Edge - Tremolo Piece for Classical Guitar

[stevejazzx]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sWh...U&feature=em-u




Havn't put one up in a while...hope you like

Steve

[Kerbie]

Quite lovely, Steve. Haven't seen you in a while… glad to have you back.

Hope you'll post some more.

[stevejazzx]

Originally Posted by Kerbie

Quite lovely, Steve. Haven't seen you in a while… glad to have you back.

Hope you'll post some more.

Thanks Kerbie!
Already posted another one!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yns5ih2z6Do

[Timothy Lawler]

Beautiful tune and playing, Steve.

[stevejazzx]

Originally Posted by Timothy Lawler

Beautiful tune and playing, Steve.

thanks Timothy

Steve

[Timothy Lawler]

Your tone reminds me of Earl Klugh.

...in its delicate-sweet-but-clear quality - like you're playing without nails (though I can see you are, as does he) but it still sounds well-defined and articulate.

[UKPhil]

Excellent Steve, really enjoyed it.

[LarryVe]

Nice and mellow playing. Love it. Keep it up.

[JoeCharter]

Welcome back, Steve. Beautiful music, very inspiring.

[rick-slo]

Very nice Steve. Wild dissonances and 12 seconds and elsewhere. Reminds me of the guitar compositions of Agustin Barrios Mangoré.

[stevejazzx]

Originally Posted by Timothy Lawler

Your tone reminds me of Earl Klugh.

...in its delicate-sweet-but-clear quality - like you're playing without nails (though I can see you are, as does he) but it still sounds well-defined and articulate.

its called lazy old string syndrome....

[stevejazzx]

Originally Posted by UKPhil

Excellent Steve, really enjoyed it.

Phil you are such a humble gent.
I really appreciate your comments
Steve

Originally Posted by LarryVe

Nice and mellow playing. Love it. Keep it up.

Thanks Larry

Originally Posted by JoeCharter

Welcome back, Steve. Beautiful music, very inspiring.

Joe - means a lot thank you

Originally Posted by rick-slo

Very nice Steve. Wild dissonances and 12 seconds and elsewhere. Reminds me of the guitar compositions of Agustin Barrios Mangoré.

Ah yes @ .12 seconds thats just a e7 with a flat9 (f natural)+ a maj6 (whic in this case is c# on high e) - it'd be possibly used more in A Minor with a c natural and it sounds very ordinary but with the c sharp its has a nice flavor...resolves to a simple e half diminished (or e7b9 shape at 7th fret without paying the d nat) so (low e open,g# on d string, fnat on b string & b nat on high e)
The first two chords need more development I think - just a tad more variance on the melody bit otherwise its not a bad progression

the comparisons to mangore are very flattering - he was a genius and virtuoso - I'm not a virtuoso but i wont wont rule out genius

[el enano]

Woooow, congratulations, tremolo is one os the most dificult technica in classic guitar. You are amazing

Liked that a lot!