(Agustín Barrios Mangoré) La Catedral 3rd mov. - Tab & Lesson

[@SkyGuitar]

Tab www.musicnotes.com/l/DzhKQ Guitar kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6vUimiHYtKonqc

[@somarriba333]

I need to relearn this and then just commit this to muscle memory once and for all. I remember hearing it for the first time my senior year of high school from y guitar teacher. It blew me away! Then in college, I asked my college professor if he knew "La Catedral". He didn't know what that was. A couple of years later, HE PLAYS IT! I said, "THAT's the piece!". He didn't know what I was talking about. Also, he knew the piece as "The Cathedral". I learned all 3 movements, Years later, I became a guitar teacher and had the opportunity to work back at the same store I took lessons from and my teacher was still teaching there. We were actually collegues! Sometimes, we had a break at the same time, I'd ask him if he could show me something. MAN! I felt like a 17 year old kid again. Even with my "BA in Music", he whooped my ass. He was still the master. I also played this for me him and he told me I was playing it wrong. I was like, WHAT?!" I played what was in the score. Well the score was wrong. Correct notes, wrong position. Another lesson. Anyway, I played it the way he showed me, (which was what you see in this video) and it flowed so much better. A few years later, my teacher passed away. All f his former students went to his memorial and then wen to his house. It became a celebration of his life with good food, stories, and we all played music for each other. I played "La Catedral" and "Differencias De Guardame Las Vacas".

[@jootublogs216]

gyat dayum das long

[@account-pi3nj]

Nice lil tale. Color me impressed! 👏👏

[@somarriba333]

My teacher's name is Julio Koko Sosa. You can find videos of his performances.

[@alexpaton2818]

Thanks for sharing your story. Very interesting and something I can relate to

[@crazyutumasasi]

​@@somarriba333hey I am playing guitar too but I cant use my fingers efficent I cant use fingerstyle do I need to practice or is there another way to train my muscles I'm always playing the wrong string can you help me pls I'm stuck

[@bunsyn]

I think La Catedral is the most impressive piece I've ever seen performed on this channel - Got DAYUM~ I appreciate the way Sky Guitar approaches how to play the guitar. I'm a visual learner and observing how and where you place your hands for smooth and quick chord changes that classical guitar requires helps out a lot. A lot of other channels rarely ever play the piece in its entirety before they teach you and usually talk wayyy too much every measure I don't have the patience for that lol. Great job!

[@arlarl5122]

Agreed. Next I’m wishing for Bach’s Chaconne for violin arranged for classical guitar.

[@bunsyn]

@@arlarl5122 Another one for song requests, although very different from yours, I'm super surprised Sky Guitar hasn't done Classical Gas.

[@same5songseveryday]

Yeah that is why I like this channel. I'll never watch another video from a Guitar VLOG guy/girl who just spends hours droning on. Let me see the technique, let me hear the song. Thats all I want.

[@bunsyn]

@@same5songseveryday If push comes to shove I'll watch someone explain a few measures and how they'd approach it but that's it.

[@eminay8611]

What is impressive is that you can play it with least emotion possible to keep this instructive. It is quite nice effort to play such great piece with such stability! Thank you forever

[@r.d.x7403]

Muchos Gracias for making La Catedral a bit easier for us casuals! Barrios would be proud.

[@viktormedina4631]

@Sky Guitar Omg, I don't even know what to say regarding your mastery of the guitar! This was simply perfection. This is right there with Recuerdos de la Alhambra and others at that level. You can perform those pieces with so much control, power, and emotion is just unbelievable. Please, keep those classical pieces coming, My Esteemed Guitar Maestro! Note: Please accept this humble contribution, and thank you!!!

[@SkyGuitar]

Thank you always! You make my day!

[@stefanocerapio3793]

At normal speed this is 6 stars, the most beautiful guitar piece imo. Glad you did the video

[@al3xznder]

What is the bpm for normal speed?

[@inkycan1]

8 stars

[@walmirscheibel7155]

Simplesmente maravilhoso. Parabéns professor. Facilitou meu aprendizado demais. Parabéns pela interpretação.

[@osvaldoromerogarcia1492]

Creo que si hubiese un premio Nobel a la música, está obra se la ganaría... Magnífica pieza musical.... Saludos desde la tierra de Agustín Pío Barrios, el gran Mangoré, Paraguay ❤❤❤

[@eamonnryan6602]

I loved learning this no. 3 & no. 1 in the past. No. 1 was all about control & very subtle, no. 3 was very stamina demanding. Had to build it up over time. No. 2 I never had the music to learn it over the years. Will enjoy learning no. 2 & the other two pieces again. Loved learning villa lobos studies & pieces by jorge morel also. Truly beautiful music for guitar. Well executed & beautifully played as always. A true gift to us guitarists out there. Many pieces have inspired me over the years & these are among the ones I loved

[@braynaguilar8567]

Probably the best classical guitar piece in my opinion. Thank you for uploading this.

[@luis_guitarras]

Gracias Sky Guitar. Siempre tan ilustrativos tus tutoriales. Vaya mis saludos desde la tierra dónde el gran Agustín Barrios se inspiró para escribir esta gran obra de la guitarra mundial: Uruguay.

[@miguellorenzo6434]

Bravísimo! Magistral obra. Gracias por compartirlo. De los mejores canales de guitarra de todo youtube. Gracias por la dedicación que le das y por compartirlo. Edición de 10.

[@spoders92]

Thank you, humble teacher.

[@isanatokyo4691]

I had given up playing this song for many years, but you have inspired me to try again. Thank you so much to you, I really appreciate it🙏

[@RafaelMorgan]

It's really impressive how good the fingering in this piece is. It sounds very hard, but it actually feels easier to play than it looks. Barrios was a true genius of the instrument. He could take advantage of the guitar's characteristics and nuances like nobody else.

[@Captain-Cat]

Okay I've found the best classic guitar song teaching channel, I am happy now.

[@patrick68558]

Un merci de Paris, ce compositeur que seul les musiciens rendent hommage en France, a pas un documentaire sur ce personnage important dans la musique ou on débutait les enregistrements

[@urielaceves1924]

This will take me years! And I'm up for it!

[@jorgemasloff5442]

Excelente♥️ viva Mangoré🇵🇾🇵🇾🇵🇾

[@halcyon-dk6yp]

3rd movements are always soo good

[@harrishkarunakaran730]

Wow! What a dream! I can't imagine the work you guys put into uploading the three parts, thank you so much!

[@StormLee-ew2sp]

As a greenhand, I’ve finished 2 parts in 3 days and now for this part, I wonder if I can try. I want it😂

[@thiagodasilva5087]

One of the most incredible pieces for guitar!!!

[@Bernardi1231]

thank you SO MUCH!! im learning guitar just by your videos for now! the most advanced tabs channel i know. thank you!

[@neildobbs7278]

sublime playing. i was trying the first few chords and then I realized how long this piece is.. to get it up to that speed wit no mistakes. uh. maybe one day

[@Caspari186]

It‘s always a pleasure when you upload a new video! I would consider this as the hardest piece I ever tried to play. Thank you very much.

[@arlarl5122]

I really appreciate this channel. If I had a dollar for every time I’ve bothered to write out on manuscript, the tab from some other channel, just to realize I wasted my time and the music is wrong - clickbait - I’d have probably $20 and three wasted manuscript books (I do in fact have 3 full manuscripts of wrong tab I got off of KZbin).

[@mariocastellano640]

Magnífico, como siempre 👍

[@mxyptlk]

Outstanding.....!! so clear and well played.....thank you so much....terrific channel ....Maxixe would be a joy to hear and see....

[@DeusVult84]

You make everybody happy 😊😊

[@ИраСкоро]

Thank you so so sooo much for this amazing videos with tabs! Today I'm so happy that i find this chanal.😍🙏🙏🙏

[@carlow3182]

I have been waiting for this piece! Of your other 5 star rated pieces, this seems to be the one that best suits my strengths. I've tried to play recuerdos de la alhambra numerous times or the years, but my tremolo just isn't consistent enough for more than a few bars.

[@loganbrown3565]

If you feel like somethings too hard, think about the hardest thing you can play. You had that same feeling then, but you CAN learn it.

[@balckkghost3476]

truly masterpiece , thank u so much for this lesson ❤❤

[@Janka-v6o]

that's why i follow this channel

[@johny8512]

OBRIGADO POR ENSINAR COM ESSA RIQUEZA DE DETALHE PARABENS

[@Itsyoboyjy]

Your fingers are so efficient, not only beautiful to see, but also super clear to learn from. Maybe I’ll give this a try, one note at a time.

[@m4rv1n01]

Valeu!

[@SkyGuitar]

Thank you very much !!

[@mks7112]

@SkyGuitar Immense thanks for the tab and the video, I have after a month of consistent practice got this to a good level. Could not be happier as this was one of my lifetime pieces since I was a teenager. However, I have noticed that in all other arrangements/performances of this piece the section from 0:56-1:21 is repeated (although with a slight variation) before repeating the main melody/beginning section of the piece. Is there a particular reason for this change - or simply you felt it led better into the following sections. Many thanks Mikhail

[@RNogueras]

Mind...blown! 🤯

[@bastianschiattinomusica7174]

hermoso ❤

[@philosopher2king]

Agustín Barrios Mangoré was a Paraguayan guitar player who didn't receive his due recognition in life. Segovia in particular a jerk to him. Like many South American folks, at some point he reconnected to his native roots, dressed in traditional attire and changed his name to Nigusta (Agustín spelled backwards sorta) and died poor, if I remember correctly. Al Dimeola has a beautiful version of this song (for two guitars and accordion) which he named "La Cathedral". It is simply epic and my favorite classical guitar piece.

[@Rudy34200]

A very difficult part. and i'm shure the slow motion verse is more difficult to play than original tempo. Respect man! (and sorry for my english, i'm french)

[@niundisponible]

Beautiful! new challenge after learning Carora from Antonio Lauro! Thank you so much for providing the best of the best

[@RedPart1zan]

Божественно!!!

[@adalbertooliveira8923]

❤ O Brasil te agradece ❤

[@gospellalruotsang]

Love from 🇮🇳

[@francofrias3752]

Las abejasss😢😢😢😢🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Rudyalfons100]

Whoaa finally you made this! It's just too difficult to me, I just enjoy your playing! Okay next"Un sueno en la floresta" 😅

[@geovannycamargo1282]

great piece!

[@Rudy34200]

Fantastic lesson! Thank you 👋👍🧡

[@UlisseTheTroubadour]

Best guitar tutorial channel on KZbin. Could I make a request for "Song of the Golden Dragon" by Estas Tonne? Thanks for your amazing work.

[@oribejaviersosaortellado7860]

Una obra genial y monumental!!!

[@gibmadaf]

Wow!!! por fin!!

[@mariak7409]

The wait was WORTH IT.

[@Me_ThatsWho]

One of my favorite pieces. Period.

[@baitman2368]

I love it!!!! ❤

[@yangartyom0605]

Barrios is the reason I started classical guitar

[@nevinicoHelg]

🎉🎉🎉 bravissimo

[@thanhtoantruong6557]

Thanks for your contribution ❤❤❤

[@motrk1047]

Wish u had a video for the West World intro theme😢 love your videos though each time I play La Catedral or Chapticho arbé in front of somebody they get so amazed been only playing for less than a year now and everyone has been so amazed that I can play them thanks so much ❤

[@2XNN]

Absolutely amazing!!!!

[@Scrap_and_build_ourselves]

This is guitar's final boss. I want to learn it someday, but I am years away from reaching that level.

[@AlanMcCarthyguitar]

Top class performance, This is a very difficult one to play well

[@aeedits8815]

Thank you so much for providing us with these tutorials! Can't imagine the work that goes into this - like for example playing the slow part without issues. Having to replay everything with one small mistake would break me haha

[@josearguello2155]

On a gloomy afternoon in the small town of San Juan Bautista, Paraguay, Agustín Barrios Mangoré was preparing to embark on his first international tour as a prominent classical guitarist. The chords of his guitar echoed in the modest house where he had grown up, while his mother, her eyes blurred with tears, watched him in silence. Between broken whispers, she gave him her blessing and begged him to return one day, because she couldn't bear the idea of leaving this world without embracing him again. Years later, far from his homeland, Agustín received the devastating news that his mother had died. A deep pain took hold of his heart, and a dense fog of sadness enveloped him, plunging him into a dark depression. He spent entire nights awake, with the guitar in his hands, seeking solace in its notes. It was in the midst of that deep melancholy that inspiration visited him with overwhelming force. Augustine sat in front of the blank paper and let his emotions flow through his fingers, creating a musical masterpiece that would be his last tribute to his holy mother: 'The Cathedral'. Every chord, every melody of that unique piece resonated with the heaviness of his grief, with the weight of absence and lament. In the delicate passages you could hear the soft murmur of a beloved mother, while in the most intense moments, the guitar became serious and deep, like the sound of a cajon that accompanies the last goodbye. Thus was born 'The Cathedral', a classical guitar funeral march that transcended time and space, carrying with it the eternal love of a son for his mother. In every note, in every silence, Agustín Barrios Mangoré found comfort and redemption, paying a sincere tribute to the woman who had given him life and the gift of music. And in every performance of this moving work, his mother would live forever in every chord, in every sigh of the guitar.

[@j100j]

Just finished masquerade waltz. This seems like a nice next step.

[@buianhphuongbui2532]

Tuyệt vời, cảm ơn nghệ sĩ 😊❤️

[@003FTG]

Magnific!! ❤

[@alexpaton2818]

I always had trouble with this part. Now that I no longer have lessons I am going to revisit this so thank you very much for this. I have recently reviewed a few things I used to play like Rondo by Aguado and El Colibri by Sagreras. They don t get any easier when you neglect them for sometime.

[@brunomartinscoelho7642]

Majestic!!!

[@DeusVult84]

Super 😮😮😮😮

[@peruviancompany323]

Te quiero mucho sky guitar

[@RJCMaxification]

well well well, if it isn't my favourite pair of disembodied hands

[@Me_ThatsWho]

Your comment just won the internet. F'n funny, bro

[@JohnRasar]

The hand, the myth, the legend 😂

[@fajasyeity6918]

😂 excelente por compartir todas estas obras

[@carlosgomez7002]

Muchísimas gracias

[@riyadalali4264]

I love you so much ❤

[@notbaez115]

AWESOME!

[@louismilone6812]

No way it finally dropped!!

[@yannmaia942]

Finaly !!

[@VGStudio23]

Orgullo del país paraguayo

[@franklinfernandoastudillov3435]

Really beautiful and impressive arrangement. It'd be super great to watch you play "seis por derecho" it's a wonderful piece made by a venezuelan author

[@Tabacof]

Villa Lobos Prelude no 1 next please!

[@SkyGuitar]

Thank you !!

[@nopostyet]

I played this piece when I was eleven years old and it sure is a monster of a piece

[@frotre5743]

Thank you so much ! Could you please do Roland Dyens' Oblivion arrangement ?

[@JanushBizeshu]

I love this piece....Mine fingers do not but it will not stop me from fun of ,,learning,,...How can you mouve your fingers so fast thou:)? Thanks for this piece and all others

[@ВиталийТыринов-к4о]

Шедевр

[@Violaosimplificado7]

Obg pela tutorial ❤

[@alejandromiguel8509]

Muy bueno!!

[@pbabiesinspace6112]

I would like to know how you come up with these arrangements? It must be a full time job!

[@dumanamrenov497]

I'm looking forward your playing Bach's prelude bwv 997.

[@alexpaton2818]

My favourite rendition of this piece is by Denis Azabajic. Hope I spelt his name correctly. It s on youtube and worth checking out.

[@lucasfernandes8258]

Obrigado 🇧🇷

[@dtanaka869-d]

I would love to see a tutorial for Toccata by Joaquin Rodrigo

[@virginialeite2787]

Agradecida 💙🌸🙌🌻

[@virginialeite2787]

Agradecida 🌻

[@Javier_ST]

Hi everyone! I wanted to thanks Sky Guitar for uploading this great tutorial. I saw this video a couple of weeks ago and I got impressed by the music. I wondered if I would be able to play such a complex song some day. Since then, I have practiced many hours a day until now, that I have finally learnt it alright (hopefully). However, I'm not sure if I play it correctly, since I'm (almost) a beginner in classical guitar, so I would appreciate if some of you can give me a bit of feedback. I know there are many great players over here, so I think that it could be some great help! So, here is the link of the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJq1maJ4q5mSarc Thanks!

[@virginialeite2787]

Agradecida 🌸

[@СергійОрлик-б9з]

Дякую! Thank you!

[@iceman4230]

Are there multiple interpretations of the music? Sometimes i see people pick every note while others don't 🤷