Ornaments on Classical Guitar, 3. Basic Trill

[@giacomonki]

Thanks a lot! Grazie mille!

[@sioah2]

Thanks for not talking. Simple, direct and efficient video.

[@basicsforbaroqueimprovisation]

Hi Karl - Excellent material and presentation - Thank you for sharing ! Cheers - John

[@renshimarek]

Super film ! Thank you very much :)

[@danzka_]

Omg this is like guitar master difficulty. But sounds so sweet. Came for the rock, stayed for the classical.

[@milosparico3889]

Yeah, same. Used to play 7 strings eletric guitar only, now I play a 7 string classical guitar, which in my opinion adds a lot when it comes to contrapunctual constructions

[@hephaestus3420]

1:19 :D

[@benjaminchavez1232]

Impressive skills, ive always wanted to learn

[@timf4069]

Finally! Thank you for your video, it is very useful!

[@creampuff966]

Can you please make a full video playing Menuet II? It sounds so beautiful!

[@shahaab]

Thanks for making these videos! Great reference.

[@lanzh29]

Fantastic video. Thank you so much Ceili. :)

[@nigelhunter4230]

Thanks. Great video.

[@Dizinii]

only 351 subscribers? Your videos are SOLID, though. Lemme share it!

[@mrj335]

Like it. Thank you

[@longc.music20]

Finally the how to trill I've been looking for

[@octocurse617]

Thank you so much, Im learning Malaguena played by Michael Lucarelli, and for the life of me couldnt do trills...this helped! :D

[@NawarAlhamwi]

thax for this videos about les ornements

[@TroppiSilente]

Very clear, thx ;)

[@ominoguitar]

Molto utile grazie

Thank you very much for the video, it helped me :D

[@johnylikesfreedom]

Thanks for the middle fingers when showing your right hand. I'll make sure to be very frank when doing this so others can see it. On a more serious note, keep up the good work. xD

[@dannygerard3187]

Hi Ceili, I am terribly sorry for late response to your question. Actually I am mentioning the most popular movement, that is Prelude, Suite E Major of the BWV1006a. The bar is the last but three. The trill is played on F# and G#, harmonized by D# and the bass note B. I once saw Mr. John Williams played this piece on the program of Seville Concert and I think he was using the fingering as you performed, the right-hand pattern as a,i,m,p starting on the first and then the second string for this trill. I am practicing this pattern and think that this is the right fingering but I still cannot manage to play smoothly and naturally. A bit strange feeling on my right-hand fingers. May I have your further comment, please? Thank you~!

[@ceili]

Danny Gerard your right, that is what john William's plays and that is what I play also. Keep practising and you'll get there!

[@dannygerard3187]

Thanks Ceili. Before I watched your demo I've never known and understood how John was playing that trill in a sparkling manner. Thanks for your inspiration.

[@warleylima2006]

Thank you very much for the video, it helped me :D 2!

[@hayanalhalaby8670]

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[@dannygerard3187]

Thank you very much for your demonstration and it really help. By the way, for the cross-string trill which I would like to apply on the work of Bach Lute suite BWV1006, what would be normal practice for the right hand fingers while playing the trill between F# and G# on 2nd and 1st string respectively, a-i-m-p (as you demonstrated) or p-a-i-m or something else? Appreciated for your advice~!

[@ceili]

Danny Gerard which movement? Which bar? It is really up to the individual and what they are comfortable with!

[@MarinxxxEagle]

So, are mordents and trills the same thing?

[@ceili]

No

[@marcelodangelo915]

How the hell do I do the S.L. Weiss Passacaille tr?

[@ceili]

Which one is that?

[@marcelodangelo915]

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[@ceili]

@@marcelodangelo915 there's a few in there. Which one specifically?

[@marcelodangelo915]

The first ones!

[@ceili]

@@marcelodangelo915 its a mix of mordents and left hand trills

[@alvarocorominas13]

1:18 ok

[@benjaminwagner5440]

I don't get it.

[@mastertechnique9707]

I showed easier way of TRILL on the RIGHT HAND. We explain all RIGHT HAND techniques there.

[@ceili]

I watched your video and it is not easier - it is exactly the same as what I demonstrated in this video!

[@mastertechnique9707]

@@ceili I thought with the slow motion video it's easier to demonstrate techniques which happens in such a fast motion.

[@p.tadeofloresp.3228]

Ese no es trino es tremolo.

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