Francisco Tárrega: Gran Jota, for Guitar (Score video)

Audio from: • Tarrega Gran Jota - Li...
The Gran Jota is an energetic and brilliant piece for classical guitar, showcasing the performer's technical prowess. It is a virtuosic composition that combines beautiful melodic sections with rapid and ornamented passages. The work has a festive character and is often associated with traditional Spanish dance, capturing the essence of the jota.
Lilit Mardiyan, guitar
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[@jameshender5539]

Disagree.. this is a fantastic interpretation of one of Tarregas best

[@HenryStihl]

hey cool thumbnail :)

[@pedrodeoliveirafreitasloub4425]

Hello thank you for your wonderful chanel on youtube. Can i ask you something? What does your name ''BC'' stand for? And why the intersting abstract paiting for the chanel picture profile? Thank you.

[@tasmedic]

Faster is not always better. In fact, it's nearly always worse, especially when you don't have the left hand to keep up with things without fluffing notes all over the place.

[@meanmrmusician9469]

How is the technique at 8:02 achieved?

[@zac2749]

Take string 5&6 and cross them over each other, then presumably holding with index bar fret 9

[@bladst3r661]

I don't like this performance, but thx for the score. In my opinion, the performer's left hand is too weak for few excerpts of this piece.

[@BCscores]

I had made this same video with a very good version of an album; However, the copyright blocked it, so I opted for a "royalty-free" version with good audio quality

[@tasmedic]

I think the perfomer is exceeding her abilites in some places by playing too fast. With just a bit of self denial, this could sound even more amazing that it already does! Pieces always sound better played correctly than played fast with errors.

[@Meolafon]

Mediocre performance - not from the technical side, but from 'interpretation' side. Did not like it.

[@tasmedic]

I agree. I guess it might have been 4.45 on a Friday afternoon, or else she had something on her mind. She seems to rush things in places and makes mistakes. Slower, correctly, and with feeling would probably sound a lot better.