FRANCISCO TARREGA | Lágrima | INTERVIEW with classical guitarist Wulfin Lieske

[@woupt3911]

It easy to play but difficult to play good tone, technic and beautiful. Thanks for sharing good information 👍

[@WulfinLieske]

Dear Wou, nice to read from you again. You are absolutely right. The technical aspect is no burden and gives you plenty of headroom to focus on your musicality and personal interpretation. This is the key strength of my artistic mentoring program. What piece are you practicing at the moment? I am thankful for your support of my work, there are more videos to come very soon, new interviews, new pieces. Stay tuned Wulfin

[@woupt3911]

@@WulfinLieske 2 days ago I watched beautiful piece " Meolodia De Unma Noite" so I try to practice even I know that high level than my skill but I need to play 😁

[@WulfinLieske]

Dear Wou, well I can definitely tell you have a wonderful taste in music. This is a magnificent piece from Sylvestre Fonseca, it has a very unique combination of sweetness and melancholy, which portuguese componists master so well. Though it is not a beginner piece, I tend to agree with you, it is a piece that has all those musical qualities, where you can invest most of your practicing on your expression. If you practice this piece with your heart, you will overcome the technical aspect rapidly, I am confident. Do not give up. Cheers, Wulfin

[@brynmorjenkins4376]

Any peice that is by Tarrega is beautiful. Can play Lagrma after some struggle but have yet reached interpretation and timing I would like.I am playing on my classical guitar I have made myself.Another struggle. Love your playing !

[@WulfinLieske]

Dear Brynmor, thank you so much for watching my discussion on Lágrima from Francisco Tárrega. I fully agree with you, Tárrega's influence on the guitar music goes beyond his own époque, the romantic. If you would listen to more Tárrega pieces check out my latest release from last week, played on antonio de Torres's most famous guitar, la Leona from 1856. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZ-wdoSKnslkjrcsi=5bpQr6iv_DeOpsad You have built your own guitar this is impressive, do you have any recording of you playing, i would love to discover your interpretation. Best, Wulfin

[@enscsfu]

Great video & sound ... love the sound of the guitar

[@WulfinLieske]

Thank your very much Arshia. I agree this Santos Hernandez from 1925 has an exquisite warm and passionate sound. Greetings from Cologne. Wulfin

[@brynmorjenkins4376]

Dear Wulfi, Thank you for your kind response. Do you have WhatsApp, the video is a large file and would be better to send . I would appreciate your comments.Kind Regards Bryn

[@WulfinLieske]

Dear Bryn, the best would be to send me the recording via wetransfer on my eMail address. You can find the address in my youtube channel description. I am looking forward to discover your self built guitar and your interpretation. Where are you located? Cheers from Cologne Germany, Wulfin

[@brynmorjenkins4376]

@@WulfinLieske Sorry WulfiI, can not access it. I am not sure how this is done . I am from West Wales in Great Britain. Bryn

[@WulfinLieske]

@@brynmorjenkins4376 Hi again Bryn, just send to [e-mail]. Your recording is appreciated very much. I am looking forward. All the best for 2024 Wulfin

[@kylephaneufmusic]

Phenomenal playing! You have wonderful tone. 😊

[@WulfinLieske]

Thanks you Kyle. I am Happy sou enjoyed thé Interview. If sou want to listen to thé entire piece have a look at my classical favorite playlist which will grow in May June and beyond. kzbin.info/aero/PLSW2eBJZN6bYuo5a_PqUnFmW1YUZwBajY I see your play the guitar yourself. Where are your located? Greetings from Cologne, Germany. Wulfin

[@jensthunbo]

It has been said that Lacrima marks the transition from ‘beginner’ to ‘medium stage’ (Mittelstufe) - but the piece is also played by the ‘advanced’ and ‘professional’ guitarist as part of the standard repertoire.

[@WulfinLieske]

Good issue, Jens! Well Lagrima is just beautiful, almost as one of the great Schubert songs...so why hesitating to perform it on any level. And a non-guitaristic audience will love the piece. Do you play it? Best regards Wulfin

[@jensthunbo]

@@WulfinLieske I do :) And I alway enjoy this opportunity to play with romantic agogics. As the title hints, this piece needs to be played with emotion. And yes, beautiful it is. That moment when the initial major third reappear after the minor section - it’s heartbreaking… Thank you for answering, br Jens

[@ianbayle8104]

Really nice vidéo !

[@WulfinLieske]

Thanks you very much Ian. I am glad you enjoyed the content. Do you play the guitar as well? Greetings from Cologne Germany. Wulfin.

[@skyemoz6559]

Why not ? 😊