Guitar 3 - Pathetique 2

[@kevinmcguire8456]

Excellent job Jason . Master Class performance

[@sirrobinofloxley7156]

Exquisite, you're so careful and rhythmic, even your facial expressions keep pace with the sonority... Truly outstanding, and you are indeed a great master of the guitar Sir, no shadow of a doubt. I'd love to play so beautifully and with such splendour! :) I'm a fan, lol

[@arthurtigreat8929]

This is great

[@fiberlockabatement592]

fKN A Jason, good job

[@ondasdaliberdade]

BEAUTIFUL

[@jeanettecook1088]

Loved this... my sister used to play this on the piano... she's dead now, and I miss her. Thank you for posting. 🎉

[@rombsix]

Agua!

[@markskarzynski2646]

I felt it. You felt it, executed it, sent it into the world, and I felt it… Gracias. Thankyou! Time much better spent Than hearing about the 🦠virus (Don. J. Trumps) last great escape…

[@kenbaugess4998]

Just for fun try holding the instrument on left leg like a classical player.sounds very good.

[@JasonMcGuireElRubio]

I played that way for a decade in my youth way back in the 1980s until back problems forced me to find another way that worked better for me personally. I still use a footstool but on the right leg like Paco de Lucia began to do as he aged. I remember trying everything under the sun back in the 80s when products with suction cups started appearing like the original “A frame.” My classical mentor Enric Madriguera used at that time something like the Alba Guitar Beads support because he was experiencing back problems as well and wasn’t demanding students hold the traditional way. I eventually started working with more and more flamenco players and just fell in line with other flamenco players in the 90s playing on the right leg crossed over 😂 until I got tired of hopping to the front of the stage on one leg because the other had fallen asleep, taking bows and trying to smile while the agonizing sensation of “pins and needles” as blood circulation returned to normal.