How To Play Classical Guitar with Carlotta Dalia | @SiccasGuitars

[@jostreed]

I love this! Your English is lovely, and your playing is fantastic. Brava!

[@StKnightis64]

Delightful and informative. Can’t wait for Part 2

[@benjermanbarker3425]

Your English is SO much better than my Italian!!

[@LilyRoseMyrtleAndMarigold08]

Wonderful and very helpful, Carlotta!

[@williamveramendi7738]

A unique guitar lesson worth watching with the perfect classical piece at the end. A complete short lesson package. Thanks Carlotta we need more lessons from you.

[@HarryVerey]

Excellent video with your emphasis that great tone has to be produced by the player and not just the guitar.

[@nataliapalacio2517]

Thanks Carlotta!! My teacher told me about how important is the nail filing or polish, you´re remember me that. I´ll follow you from now!

[@scottzorc9693]

Thanks for the tutorial on tonality. The guitarist and guitar melding is so important to excellent sounding music. I enjoyed it.

[@darioamato_1958]

It's a wonderful interview Carlotta...Many Compliments!👋👋👋🎸🔥💓😍😘🙇🙏🎈🌱

[@darioamato_1958]

Giusto per migliorare il tuo inglese Carlotta, si dice semplicemente "musical attack"!🤗

[@hierroflamencoguitar3658]

I like that she pays so much attention to sound quality, this is very current and is important for the classical genre. (However, of course, if you play flamenco, rounded and mellow tone is usually not the first thing you want - so this is not a general rule). I'd say, make your tone appropriate to the material you're playing - and Carlotta makes a very good example of how to do it.

[@shahriar_guitar633]

bravo Carlotta!! thanks Siccas

[@PeterOzanne]

Carlotta, you are now only 22?? I am completely knocked out by your wonderful playing, which I just saw on the "Sicca's 8 Hours of relaxing guitar music". The Scarlatti was terrific, and I loved the feelings you expressed in the Piazzola!

[@superhacker35]

nice advice of the filing. soo important

[@pepeee_281]

no one: carlotta: comfortable

[@luigicannizzo2669]

Very Special Nice. .. Great Sound' s and Touch ... ☺😊😀/💙💙💙/👍👌👏

[@osvaldoluizmarmo7216]

I loved your performance....uauuuu!!!!

[@mariodonkartworks]

Thank you, that was very useful

[@stephenmichalski2643]

I find how artists prepare physically/mentally to practice and play ......the insight and reasoning behind it all......just utterly fascinating and informative. It's that kind of "behind the scene" sharing that can just enhance one's own musical journey and understanding to unthought of heights and depth. Loved her explanation of her search/desire for the right and full sound. My only wish is that she'd have talked and played for 7 hours and 20 minutes. Sorry....probably a somewhat typical American male here....women with foreign accents.....kinda send me over the rainbow. Please have her back to play more soon. She's obviously an awesome artist.

[@xman8157]

Beautiful tone!

[@octanoszeus]

I have been practicing on and off, I enjoy learning arpeggio only, I was given a classical guitar by accident and luck from a cousin who went to a famous town in Mexico where they dedicate their art to making guitars, and I was planning on buying one though. Any how i do try to follow classical guitar playing etiquette as far as posture and hand positioning, well here i am for all my fellow learner's, just sharing my experience cheers.

[@mokona034]

I worked in a musical instruments store for a while in Mexico City and a lot of gringos went asking for Chinese, cheap and ugly guitars with Coco stickers. It made me so angry because the beautiful Mexican made guitars were right there but they didn't want an authentic experience, just a cheap and fetishized idea

[@emanuelecanepa6312]

Concordo pienamente sull "attacco" 👍🏻

[@marcosafonsodias7089]

Molto bene!! Grazzie;D

[@DanielOliveiraViolao]

Nice. Very good. Thank you!!!

[@grotesk9923]

Wow, that sound😍

[@Mezilesialan]

Thank you for a very enjoyable lesson, and beautiful guitar sounds.

[@richcologne9684]

Good job, Carlotta!

[@patrickdunavan9113]

Good advice. Thank you!

[@sanyouaung]

Where can I find part 2?

[@pepeee_281]

lol l’accento italiano si è sentito fin da subito HAHAHAHA

[@AntonioTotaroGuitar]

verissimo, ma è stata comunque bravissima!

[@torstivuorma2905]

..so beautyfull sounds.. ! 👍

[@williampenafiel9847]

que simpática, me agrado su explicación😃

[@robinterkzer8128]

Wonderful ! xxxxxxx

[@mhmd4k]

Is that 1/3 spruce, 2/3 cedar guitar?

[@jacobhizeus]

Thank you sist 🙏🙏🙏

[@richardstarr407]

Carlotta, you are a wonderful player and it is great that you are offering this useful lesson. Please, next time, don't let them play music behind your voice. I find it disrespectful of you and of the "guitar noise" in the background. I worked in radio, years ago, and learned quickly from folks wiser than me, that a 'musical bed' is just distracting and reduces the value of a program. You are smart and articulate and a fine musician. Don't let them spoil your good work with cheap guitar noise behind your fine voice.

[@meuviolaoclassico3699]

Muito obrigado pelas dicas!!! Muito importante!!!

[@AsturiaSpain]

Grazie mille !! ;)

[@barracudo497]

Very good

[@antoncigur3727]

Sei troppo simpatica😄

[@Mruben10]

Gracias señorita, desde Buenos Aires, en español puedes parlar también? 🙋

[@genekisayan6564]

i don t think she can

[@Mruben10]

@@genekisayan6564 ups

[@Peghwatong]

❤❤❤👍👍👍

[@nasirmp1409]

🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏

[@mynameisneb]

Buongiorno from the U.S.

[@SJ-ik2xw]

Anybody else watching this in 2020?

[@_bbie]

Watch this in 2050. FYI, save toilet papers as much as you can. Trust me, it's hard to find in the future

[@tiny5663]

@@mistaowickkuh6249 haha how would you be able to comment if it's on tape?

[@genekisayan6564]

i completely gave up classic music to get involved into fingerstyle, modern music and some japanese/manga style

[@florentvauxion3664]

Soltanto vent'anni... E un suono maestuoso, anche grazie alla Tacchi, pero' come lo dice Carlotta, non e' solo la chitarra a suonare.

[@anonamos225]

2:05 Lmao

[@pitrialvarado5080]

Carlotta dices muy bien tener unas buenas cuerdas y uñas bien afiladas es lo basico saludos desde monterrey

[@60beats44]

Dear Siccas, Could you please consider easing off with your jumpcut editing? This video in particular appears to be made of hundreds of 'micro clips'.

[@Tamadehenzhan]

gut

[@sashiki82]

😸👍🌷

[@soundknight]

I don't really understand the meaning it intention of this video, is it supposed to replace an actual teacher? What's it actually for?? She seems like a good person which is great but she didn't even play...

[@marcosafonsodias7089]

Hi Brian, It is a teaching video, so not a performance.. In this video Carlotta mentions some of the finer aspects of guitar playing that often go unnoticed and may take a long time to discover, learn and improve. These are aspects that make, as she highlights, a huge difference in the quality of the actual playing/performance. It does seem like a lesson aimed at intermediate to advanced players - since beguinners will be struggling and working on more basic issues relates to playing, such as sight reading/ tempo etc I hope this helped; ) Regards M

[@PeterOzanne]

Er, actually she DID play a whole amazing piece of music in the last 5 minutes!

[@frankdonofrio6779]

Ma quante bottiglie di liquore? 😊

[@osvaldoluizmarmo7216]

SEnglish

[@SaverioGrandiChannel]

I like your advices and your way and your sound as well. Just one thing: everything perfect but try to improve your pronunciation a little bit. Americans don’t like accent. Have good luck....all the best. Ciao!

[@kenshiro366]

Lei.....

[@davidegemmo8473]

Di la verità, non usi daddario e non hai mai acquistato da siccas!

[@carlottachitarra]

Ti sbagli, uso corde D’Addario da quando avevo 8 anni 👍

[@user-himenes]

That is extremely useful thank youuuuu