Stanley Yates - Intro to Cross -String Trills

[@jorisArt]

Thank you for the great ideas!

[@peterjespersen9418]

Thanks so much sir. Very helpful. I am using your CGT books, which really are one of a kind. As a selfish request, please continue to post videos, both instructional and performance!

[@allan2098]

I saw you in concert many years ago in Cardiff (you had a coughing fit halfway through the first piece, which broke the ice!) and I was so impressed with your trills that I became a bit obsessed with trills. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@Ana_crusis]

Hi Stan. I've been looking at your stuff online for years. I didn't know you had a KZbin channel. I've just subscribed anyway

[@uneedtherapy42]

Your student Alan Mearns is the god of cross string trills . Side note… your Beatles arrangements are phenomenal!

[@Larry30102]

Thank you so much for the discussion and the teaching. I learned a great deal. Much appreciated.

[@williampiburn973]

Great video Stanley!

[@TheDouglasSeth]

Giving away the secrets, but not all of them. The best sounding ornamentation.

[@Subash_Raja_C]

Very helpful sir..👏👏👏

[@valentinkovshik]

Thanks for the video! I do not use the nail on the thumb so I really like that it's possible to play trills without it.

[@TrueManCrowyote]

I'm surprised that you didn't mention making sure to rest the note on the higher string.

[@galencherry3024]

Literally two days ago I thought about suggesting you do a video on cross strings... I stumbled across this tonight. just crazy

[@vincehammond4081]

Hi Stanley. You performed the first three Bach cello suites so magnificently I always hoped you would record the last three. I purchased your transcriptions when they first came out, thank you!

[@TimEmmerton]

Thanks so much Stanley what an excellent and concise video! Greatly appreciated :)

[@mx7079]

Thank you for sharing. Hopefully you share your ideas about tremolo too.

[@CBedoyaGuitar]

Great video! I always used a i m p for cross-string -- I will try the other ones too. Thanks for sharing!

[@kaiming8485]

非常感谢斯坦利老师！

[@baroquelute]

Very informative, thanks for sharing. I've almost always only used A-I-M-P, it's interesting to see all these other options.

[@picksalot1]

Interesting. There are many ways to play 2-string trills. For upper neighbor trills, I slide mmaa, and when starting on the main note I play immaa. For long trills starting on the main note, I use paim, paim, I like that fingering because in keeps p and i on the lower string, with a and m on the higher string. Sometimes I play iimmaa followed by a slur on the lower string to execute a turn.

[@tony89718]

Hello Mr. Yates, I understand that you have been playing guitars made by Zebulon Turrentine in the States. I am curious why you chose his instruments as opposed to another luthier? Very interested in your answer.

[@AlanMearns-YesTheRaven]

Trills = Thrills

[@zarapico]

Can someone please provide some note and left hand finger combinations to practice. Or maybe point me out to a piece that makes use of this. I have heard this before but have never played it. I think they use it in the Granados Danza Oriental no 2 towards the beginning but I'm not sure if that's exactly the effect I'm hearing. Thanks