Spanish Romance part 2

by Kosei Kubota

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- funkymilk28th July 2007
  Good job!
- mattacuk28th July 2007
  beautiful Kosei, im definatly going to buy a cheap spanish guitar to practice this one!!
- Ryan28th July 2007
  Awesome. This tune is great
- Kosei Kubota28th July 2007
  Thank you, all!
  
  If you are thinking of getting a "cheap" nylon string guitar, I would suggest Yamaha or Asturias. I own American and Spanish concert guitars, but I often use Yamaha's silent guitar for my practice.
- quebrado29th July 2007
  awsome lesson again Kosei!!
  
  I play this on an guitar with steelstrings, is it better with nylon?? (havent played any nylon at all)
- Kosei Kubota29th July 2007
  The nylon guitar has warmer and fatter sound. You use your finger nails to pluck, so if you practice a lot with steel strings, it may ruin your nails. But otherwise, it's OK to play it on any kind of the guitar!
- Muris Varajic30th July 2007
  Great Kosei!!
  I was teaching my girlfriend to this tune not so long ago,wish I had this lesson before:)
- EastSideSquirrel3rd August 2007
  Thanks for a second lesson, I will learn it. I learned the first one and my parents were WOWED to say the least. My dad learned how to play this when he was a kid, so he is very impressed that I played it. Again great lesson!
- Kosei Kubota4th August 2007
  I am glad to know someone actually learned how to play it by watching my vids! Many more to come!!
- Chris7th August 2007
  the last part??? rrr... these are really good and useful...i would love to know the whole song....no more spanish romance then?
- Kosei Kubota8th August 2007
  The song ends with the minor key section that I showed in the previous lesson. So, the whole piece goes like A section (E minor) - B section (E major) - A section (E minor).
- Chris8th August 2007
  ok...i listened to a version i downloaded..and it has a fast trilly bit aswell as another bit at the very start...is this not original then?
- Kosei Kubota9th August 2007
  It is an anonimous piece anyway, so I guess many people freely add / alter as they feel like. The way shown in these lessons are a kind of basic version.
- Chris9th August 2007
  ok . thanks
- al christie24th September 2007
  Darn, I was going to do this, lets see who puts up Asturias first.
- Vinod Saranga24th September 2007
  It's ME.
- Kosei Kubota27th September 2007
  Yeah, go ahead with Asturias.
- Ben N9th October 2007
  great realy strach my fingers heheh
  excellent kosei..
- Farbror Kudde29th October 2007
  al go for the third piece in la cathedral instead! It's way cooler then asturias Oh god how I would love you if you did that hahaha ^^
- Kosei Kubota31st October 2007
  QUOTE (FarbrorKudde @ Oct 29 2007, 04:15 PM)
  al go for the third piece in la cathedral instead! It's way cooler then asturias Oh god how I would love you if you did that hahaha ^^
  
  Sorry! All Barrios music is still copyright. He died in 1944, so we have to wait 7 more years for his music to be in public domain.
  I love his music and thank you for your comment!
- Farbror Kudde1st November 2007
  aaaaaw damnit, and I wanted to put up julia florida and Mazurka Apasionada. Got damnit he is my favourite composer of all time! haha ^^
- Farbror Kudde1st November 2007
  and Vilancico de Navidad...aaargh! haha ^^
- Kosei Kubota2nd November 2007
  I used to play them all! Choro de Saudade, Madrigal Gavotte, Vals, Una Limosnita, Confecion, etc, etc, so many others I have played in the past, too.
- Carlos Carrillo18th March 2008
  nice lesson !!!
  
  great job!!!
  
  thanks Kosei

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