How to Play Tremolo on the Classical Guitar - EliteGuitarist.com Online Classical Guitar Lessons

[@NeoAkira101]

This guy is amazing! One of the best guitar videos I've seen!

[@ww3032]

Wow that final tip is excellent!

[@EliteGuitarist]

Glad you think so!

[@TseliosG1]

Exceptional video on this ultra difficult technique!Thank you

[@walterpalmer2749]

Regardless of playing ability, the guitar is a great instrument.

[@islandknight6105]

I’m glad of that! 😊

[@gb-musica4535]

I know it's not that important but... the H is 100% mute in Spanish, so it sounds either "Memories of AlHambra" OR "Recuerdos de la Alambra" (forget the h, it's completely worthless). Thanks for your attention.

[@heroeus8173]

Ah okay Is it a cultural drop from arabic due to conflict in history during andalusian era Al hambra Dropping the ح(H) To make it alambra

[@danielmsms]

gracias por el vídeo, saludos desde Peru

[@robatkin7580]

Thank you. Excellent tutorial.

[@spinalcorde2705]

fantastic lesson, like always

[@alphacentauri3665]

Tremolo 101 ???? You are kidding. This is a formula for heartbreak. Do ME a favor my pleasant and clever friend .... there are those of us that are struggling with the very basics of tremolo ..... and you add staccato ? I think you are a nice guy .... please keep your excellent tutorials on one principal technique at a time. Thanks kindly.

[@warnerbroken8973]

Thanks this is really helpful!

[@GaryBrunoTV]

Excellent presentation ! Thanks for sharing.

[@atomic432]

very helpful

[@EliteGuitarist]

We're glad you found this helpful!

[@cclayton1917]

thanks very helpful

[@shadbarends2729]

Are nails mandatory?

[@jcmc3445]

Shad Barends yes

[@shadbarends2729]

@@jcmc3445 Thank you.

[@shiroumxm2052]

i tried both ways, with and without fingernails and without makes it way harder and my fingers ended up tired also the sound is not nice... with nails fingers flows a lot easier and sounds brighter and louder

[@winterreise694]

No is not, I play without nails because I also play the piano so I cant grow nails, is hard at the beginning practice a lot of arpeggios but afterwards is the same, there are lot of famous classical guitarist who play without nails, you have Fernando Sor or even Tarrega (who compose the piece of this video) he play without nails in his last years etc etc

[@lawcch]

how about using all 5-finger of our right hand? p, ch, a,m,i or p, i,m,a, ch?

[@jacobpickett5085]

Why don't you perfect it? It might sound just as good.

[@lawcch]

@@jacobpickett5085 trying very hard and very challenging feat to play the flamenco tremolo using all 5 fingers of RH.

[@wonghow]

@@lawcch you don't use 5 fingers for flamenco tremolo. you still use 4 fingers. the i is repeated. piami

[@dimassurya3100]

I don't even have a guitar. KZbin : well bought one.

[@thanasister]

The problem i have is that the tirando together with the parallel position, sticks to my nail. Do you have nails at all? What's the angle of the finger to the string?

[@ChristianKroghGuitar]

I find that with shorter nails (1.5-2.5 mm) gives me both the best tone, and it doesnt cause any hindrance in relation to "gripping" the string, while not touching the other strings

[@tony168100]

thank you very much!

[@aucturussjagaard5169]

Great vid can't wait l will be A Flemenco gutairist so help me God like A fanatic l will jump on this.

[@5minuteguitar]

What's the purpose of the speed bursts?

[@InterstellarRanger]

To develop accuracy with speed. In the beginning speed burst are going to be inaccurate then you go back to slower speed for course correction and accelerate again. keep repeating untill u get it.

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[@zamoracoapa66]

Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mischayolleck520]

How long did it take to develop a well-controlled tremelo?

[@BetaGameplaysLol]

Faça o mais lento possível,na verdade o grande segredo de um temolo bem sucedido é a correta posição da mão direita ao dedilhar.

[@walterpalmer2749]

If your hand hasn’t an ideal shape, my middle finger is longer than it should be, guitar is even harder. Practice.

[@isdochere]

I have the same problem. You have to slightly bounce the hand to deal with this, I found.

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[@2.yongju]

well... i think so so, too short explain...

[@karenkirwan1280]

Great lesson. Thank you 😊

[@vandungnguyen6726]

Thank you so much.