Pepe Romero Tremolo 1

[@memiriv]

This young player had the privilege to have Pepe Romero as his teacher!!!

[@larryjohnny]

memiriv and he was so nice to post it and share it with us. Thank you Pepe for the lesson.

[@robertoq125]

This is the best tremolo tutorial yet on KZbin and from one of the best world class classical guitarist, Mr. Pepe Romero. Thank you.

[@carmentoraya928]

Gracias peep romero!!!besos.

[@BonfiglioSergio]

I love this man. In shorts he delivers a masterclass. Simplicity, humility, enormous technique, enormous talent from one of the best "guitar" of our time. Beloved Pepe, of our heart.

[@brucelevine6517]

Just how I feel 💜

[@consueloperez7578]

Sergio Bonfiglio maestro de maestros!!!! una leyenda e institucion de la guitarra....

[@raulacevedo8336]

I wish I did not had to work for a living so I can dedicate my entire day to the guitar.

[@raytristani]

A true master and a HUGE privilege to have lessons by him.

[@ThusharaGuitar]

This is the best master class for tremelo I have ever seen.Thank you sir...

[@feiwong70]

“You have to learn to do nothing” - this class is Zen of Classical Guitar!

[@HarryVerey]

'You have to learn to do nothing' Perfect

[@guillotinedeath]

Harry Verey master yoda

[@pena2385]

is about doing it right. if you play guitar every day brings a new challenge, if you do not do your nails, is going to sound terrible, etc.

[@consueloperez7578]

What a privilege to be able to have a Master class from one of the Giants of the classic guitar of our times!!!!...wow!

[@willtran3677]

I see the difference when a master teaches. Thanks a lot.

[@gretchenmenn]

Best tremolo tutorial I've seen! Thank you!

[@P14-n7q]

Merci, la main qui ne bouge pas c'est très important, merci beaucoup pour cette remarque pépé vous êtes excellent prof. Magnifique, enfin un prof qui explique magnifiquent et montre les vrais défauts à ne pas faire. Thank's very very Mr pépé. I very like your video.

[@jabberwocky4353]

The riding a bike analogy will stay with me for life. It solved my right hand issues instantly and it's the weirdest feeling but it really feels like riding a bike. Pepe is a genius! Thank you!!

[@normantong3475]

Pepe sir , you are the best ! Thank you for sharing this wonderful valuable and abundant technique on KZbin . May you reap to a 100 year old with good health !

[@notetoalex]

Thanks for the best tremolo lesson posted on the internet

[@calcinatoir]

I'm a flamenco player and this tutorial is also applicable for the flamenco tremolo which is p-i-a-m-i, p-i-a-m-i etc. Great stuff.

[@zreog]

Great playing is grounded in the basics. Thank you Maestro Romero.

[@piquedard]

this is what teaching guitar is all about! not one hour of empty talking before playing the real thing!

[@SimonBishop779]

“Like a pedal in a bicycle”. Even that, by itself, is immensely useful.

[@michaelliu7404]

This is the most solid detail material of proper pima tremolo from the great master and no doubt at all. Thank you very much!

[@angelpacheco2798]

Thank you for shared this class. Amazing oportunity to learn from this guitar master.

[@VILCAPAMPA]

Very lucky guy, having Pepe Romero as his teacher. Wow.

[@psymind2161]

Amazing lesson! Respect to both of you!

[@banjalien]

Wow, he totally changed his sound for the better. Thanks for sharing.

[@alexandreluizalves]

such a talented guitar player and teacher. Pepe Romero, long life to him.

[@PabloHerediaGuitarrista]

Muchísimas gracias por compartir esta magnífica lección! !!!

[@yurolson]

the beauty in what Pepe is sharing - and really always shares with us his students(past and present) is that this is what he is thinking himself - its like when he teaches you he is teaching himself again and again and again - rewriting - recoding the activity for his own benefit - and of course for ours if we apply it. No one can have the gifts of his experiences with his dad and Celin, and the flamenco but he is freely giving us all a window into that life.

[@inveritategloria]

Thank you so much! What a nice teacher this great artist Pepe Romero! Thanks for sharing. And a very good pupil! Nice!

[@mnelson56]

This is a fantastic study of tremolo, and this video is a gem.

[@michaelshultz8973]

Thank you so much for sharing these videos with the world - they've been an extraordinary help to me and doubtless to many others. Pepe Romero is my favorite classical + flamenco guitarist by far. He's incredible, and you (Andrey) are clearly a very talented player yourself. Never stop playing. By the way, I love the harmony accidentally created at 1:16 haha. Someone should write a Recuerdos duet.

[@johncassar2923]

this is one of the best lessons I've found on youtube.& I'm not even at 5mins...time for more practice!

[@OdditiesandRarities]

fantastic! Maestro Romero has an impeccable technique!

[@mikewallaceguitar2538]

When Pepe takes a pencil and draws on paper the fine mechanics of this technique is it PURE GOLD. Listen to his old recordings of Requerdos de la Alhambra if you have any doubt he is one of the greatest tremolo players in history. Amazing control and eveness.

[@gregoryludkovsky5185]

IN ADDITION TO INCREDIBLY SMOOTH & MUSICAL PHRASING

[@alanbauch2815]

Ladies and gentlemen, the fabulous Pepe Romero, from the great family of guitarists

[@rodrirm]

Thank you for sharing this!!! Knowing this before you start learning tremolo is crucial.

[@TTETETETETTEETTETEET]

This is pure Gold thank you Andrey!

[@czarnick2]

You sound great - thank you for sharing this amazing lesson from the master himself!

[@mariatuma8611]

May GOD answer your prayer...and play your guitar for a living, Glorifying HIM. Amen

[@markblock5602]

I feel better as I've struggled with the same technical issues in the past, so it's comforting to know we all go thru that. Its been described, and just relaxing after the stroke, so the finger bounces back, but I like how Peps puts it: mind/ no mind, or conscious,/unconscious, as if the finger has a brain. He's famous for great analogies that help do much.

[@danilorainone406]

does romeros tocaron esta pieza hace mucho tiempo,melodia mayor,y unas notas abajo oi en estacion en chicago,WFMT, nunca despues

[@youtubuzr]

Fascinating and wonderful to hear how he approaches the technique. Thanks for posting!

[@guillotinedeath]

great hope you recorded all your lessons!

[@classicalguitareterna]

Great lesson! And an honor to be taught by such a great master!

[@sasquatbigfoot]

What an addition, this is the level I need to move my skills up!

[@drsukumarnatarajan]

Astoundingly deep understanding of technique and what a wonderful way to communicate ideas to one's student.

[@davidmunoz4022]

Thank you for uploading lesson from Maestro

[@pena2385]

mi tremolo is a whole different story after this lesson, thank you for sharing it,

[@maaifoediedelarey4335]

Mr Pepe, you're a real gentleman sir !

[@A21Joker]

спасибо Вам огромное за эти видео!!!

[@Wipeoutsurf]

Очень хороший и полезный урок от маэстро ! Спасибо каналу и пепе !

[@walterpalmer2749]

Great video. I'd be so nervous playing under him. I probably couldn't. Kudos for this video.

[@djeldany]

thank you so much for sharing this video! It's a treasure!

[@777gitarist]

Благодарю вас я понял почему у меня не получалось это произведение . Андрей ещё раз благодарю вас за то что делитесь уроками маэстро )))) подписался на ваш канал )))) маэстро отдельная благодарность берегите его )))

[@OneManDemo]

...it looks very good right hand before the lesson by Pepe Romero and after. Good Masterteacher.

[@mockingbird3099]

At 13:30, excellent camera angle.

[@honglei8272]

Thanks for uploading this great tutorial video .

[@codonauta]

Imagina você ter aula particular de violão com PEPE ROMERO.

[@KBANFU]

Thank u for posting

[@paulotgm]

Muito bom e que privilégio tem um Romero como professor! Obrigado por compartilhar!

[@ricardoo5827]

Thanks Andrei for the tape

[@harald8504]

Thank you for sharing this! Invaluable

[@michaelshultz8973]

To Wolfey, in case you're still wondering, the piece is "Recuerdos de la Alhambra" by Francisco Tárrega

[@manudeteruel]

Thanks for sharing this great lesson!

[@dianal.1279]

Thank you very much for uploading this fantastic lesson!

[@JavierMares]

Thank you for sharing this.

[@jishuschannel]

Andre, thank you friend

[@jmardinly]

Great player and great teacher!

[@juggalo10123]

thank you so much for sharing this!!

[@juanasanelli6831]

Gracias Don PP por esta maravilla , me gustaria de ser posible, los comentarios en español

[@Garyplayer7]

A real master! thanks for sharing it!

[@jameshem]

Pepe's Recuerdos at the end credits of The Sopranos got me started on classical guitar.

[@julian3626]

there i got my private lesson. thank you

[@kavehnabii1497]

WOW! you can not find these tips nowhere neither on the internet nor on masterclasses!

[@mariadelmarsilvaruiz]

Beatiful! Awesome!!!

[@brucelevine6517]

Thank you thank you thank you !

[@GiancarloBuchelli]

Una clase con él debe ser increíble

[@narendradewangandewangan1430]

Very nice sir Make also some other video Thank u

[@guillermopokoracky1847]

fantastica tecnica del tremolo...!"

[@guitar4mysoul44]

What he's saying is after playing the string,the proximal ( middle knuckle lifts ) and in Conjunction with the tip joint flex returns to playing position, and does not stay in the hand while the other fingers play. The distal joints and slight flex, allows for a short orbit placing then finger in a neutral relaxed position, Ready to play again.

[@manuelmanolo7099]

This has helped me so much!

[@mikemoller9492]

Спасибо!

[@rajanparulekar5230]

Amazing lesson on tremolo and no mind. I am reminded of the book Zen in Art of Archery by Eugene Herrigel where he speaks how you reach the ultimate expertise by NO MIND

[@mnelson56]

In Pumping Nylon, Scott Tennant suggests planting the Right Hand fingers. Any opinions about this?

[@horsepuncher666]

Michael Nelson In practice it serves to speed up your time returning to the strings, which is most often what slows people down. It's a practice in almost every method book and it helps in right hand development. It may not be crucial in performance situations, though.

[@rankyrhoads2415]

No.

[@Arriscraft]

wow what a teacher ! son

[@DmitriySuleikin]

подпишитесь пожалуйсто

[@rogerdodger8415]

Practice slow to become fast. Accuracy builds speed.

[@wombosi]

This is one of the best tremolos I have heard (Andy's). Not sure how/why it needs to be improved, but yes, this is a good lesson.

[@JoeblowscaryO]

This is great wisdom and teaching. It's a PERFECT balance between relaxation and exertion.

[@netnavigator149]

Pepe Romero se llevará la técnica del ripping y el secreto para entrenarlo hasta la tumba y tú seguirás sin saber cómo conseguir esa velocidad de derechas.

[@sandrahowe6378]

i love this piece of music but What is it??? Please.

[@leftyfourguns]

Memories of Alhambra by Tarrega

[@antoniocarlossilva4764]

Hello, could anyone help me by telling you what chord sequence the Maestro uses in this training. Thank you very much.

[@franciscodiaztorrijos3951]

Extraordinario

[@kurtjansen9216]

Can anyone give me advice on my right arm as I get this stinging sensation on my upper wrist? I notice that the young student is wearing a sleeve? is that necessary or am I sitting to high up perhaps? I'm very tall btw...thanks from South Africa

[@aneurme5231]

at 8:50 anyone know what watch hes wearing?

[@farhang1]

+ane urme Rolex GMT-Master ii I think

[@dudududu470]

+ane urme looks like a Rolex GMT-Master II....

[@rankyrhoads2415]

Casio. Has a calculator on it. Good shit.

[@piquedard]

you posted your question for 3 years ago, yet, unless i´ve missed something, people talk only about the guitar :-). anyway, as for me, i'm pretty sure the maestro is wearing a Rolex model...Rolex has many models as you may know

[@andreplaysguitarra]

thanks for sharing!

[@murraysargeant4740]

What's up with the big purple scarf thing on Pepe's gat? And the big black sock thing on the pupil's right arm?

[@larryjohnny]

Murray Sargeant I think it's a Kobe Bryant basketball sleeve thingy...

[@rankyrhoads2415]

Puppeteer sleeve. Took emu head off before lesson.

[@Aalii6]

this is gold

[@cadinstructor9575]

Yes I know It is their own brand Romeros

[@riskerin]

If anyone is interested, this is a good lesson on tremolo technique taught by Pepe Romero

[@pervanepasayeva3190]

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[@rankyrhoads2415]

Thanks for clarification: video title confusing, thought it was about carpentry.

[@klausbuchmann7746]

Check out Douglas Niedt. Best teacher on the web. Shows u also how to use pmim or pimi instead. Planting p and a is another option.

[@GeorgeHawking]

15 mins’ MASTER 1on1 Class >= 20 years’ Self-Teaching at home.

[@heroeus8173]

I get what you are saying I think it's more like the teacher is not only sharing and transferring his knowledge but also his experience and also some secret timings and you get to see things in real When you self teach You only get the knowledge in theory And via Internet it is not as precise Also our eyes doesn't get to use it's full capacity on a screen