Beautiful rendition! I'm so enjoying studying this Sarabande at the moment (well, the entire BWV 1007) under the wonderful instruction of your former student, Alex Rockwell. He often shares morsels from his study with you, and so your legacy and influence are infinite. Warm wishes from Michigan!

you should play revolution number 9

Hi Stan. I've been looking at your stuff online for years. I didn't know you had a KZbin channel. I've just subscribed anyway

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Nice arrangement and fine interpretation!

Taste and elegance !

What about the Spanish prodigy Albeniz? Yep!

Thomas Power's last essay May 29, 2008 before the biggest banking collapse in United States history but the Housing Authority of Fresno county turned on me and Barbara Rawnsley from the CCLS did too. You know the 1999 Toulemne Trade Building?

And JFK and John Fulton d. May 29, 1960 and Jakob Kleisi M.D. And what about Dostoyevsky and The Epileptic Mode of Being? What about The Grand Inquisitor and those magnificent auto de fes?

NSD-26 on May 29, 1990 The DEADLINE followed. Awakenings with Robin Williams From 26 to 27 there on Grant Street. John Hinkley Jr and "Buffalo Bill" and that 1991 Manteca Librarian

I heard this on Classical Guitar Alive today and really liked the melody. I haven't come across this before, so I consider this a good find. Well played!

非常感谢斯坦利老师！

I saw you in concert many years ago in Cardiff (you had a coughing fit halfway through the first piece, which broke the ice!) and I was so impressed with your trills that I became a bit obsessed with trills. Thanks for the inspiration.

Beautiful!

What happened to your website?

Fantastic arrangement and performance!

d Moll better than c# for guitar. Thank you for your work ❤

Just beautiful, and such a fine recording too. Thank you, Mr. Yates. Warm wishes from Michigan!

I hope there will one day be less hostility towards playing Mozart on guitar. I think insights into his works can help inform our performance of Sor and Carulli.

hermos arreglo maestro , hermosa interpretacion, mi admiracion absoluta desde Colombia.🙌🙌👏

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Fabulos!❤

I agree with you, every guitarist should have it in their fingers!

Nice composition. Reminded a little of Diabelli and Guliani.

A very beautiful tune of Albeniz. Thank you Sir.

Au revoir

Thank you for the great ideas!

Steady with that camera, Alan ! :)

I learned to play this piece for Stanley's book and cd. I love the transcription in C major as opposed to D major that most do. D major makes sense because it is a 5th above the original G major, but the C major on a guitar gives it a deeper, haunting feel that I love.

Hi. I am Ian Murnane. I can play that too but I play it on 3 cellos guitar. I would love to hear what we sound like together.

Just beautiful ❤

What an amazing arrangement and performance ❤

Hi Stanley. You performed the first three Bach cello suites so magnificently I always hoped you would record the last three. I purchased your transcriptions when they first came out, thank you!

Fantastic!

Bass E string down to D?

I don't think the link is available.

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*OUTSTANDING* performance of an ABSOLUTE BEAUTY. Thank you maestro for allowing us to listen to this magnum opus. It is also reported that the original name of this work was *Improvisación ¡A Granada! Cantiga Árabe,*

It says the website is not available.

I would like to play this piece. Are you selling the score?

I bought this music months ago and left it in Florida. This morning I opened it up and read through it. This is precisely the kind of music I would’ve poured over for hours as a student to me the best reading will always be its first one.

Thats a Ramirez, what a sound.

Great !!! Thanks so much .

Very nice arrangement and performance! I wouldn't be surprised it that were a Michael Thames guitar.

bravo, I played Stanley's arrangement about 15 years ago. Lots of memory. I really like the arrangement of the B section - very touching.

I'm surprised that you didn't mention making sure to rest the note on the higher string.

Hello Mr. Yates, I understand that you have been playing guitars made by Zebulon Turrentine in the States. I am curious why you chose his instruments as opposed to another luthier? Very interested in your answer.

And nailing those pesky trills! Great playing!

Excellent Transcription and performance, Mr.. Yates!