Denis Azabagic teaches Sonata in A, K322 by Domenico Scarlatti

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  • @kumgangpoepsa
    @kumgangpoepsa9 жыл бұрын

    A true Masterclass. Thanks!

  • @bsko3D
    @bsko3D5 жыл бұрын

    thank you for your videos!

  • @groovermctoober4508
    @groovermctoober45082 жыл бұрын

    I'm happy to see a player at my level in one of these instructional videos, although I really didn't get much "K. 322" out of this one.

  • @irwinbeelby
    @irwinbeelby10 жыл бұрын

    Nice playing!

  • @nithinjoesadanandan
    @nithinjoesadanandan10 жыл бұрын

    i would be so very grateful if there would be lesson on opus 9 variation and theme of mozart

  • @JoshuaHoGwokHin
    @JoshuaHoGwokHin5 жыл бұрын

    Hi sir can I check with you if you will mute the string after the two finger trill? Like this: i finger two strings, m finger two strings Or I finger two strings, m finger two strings then mute with a finger for the first note of the trill?

  • @bubumuffin
    @bubumuffin7 жыл бұрын

    cross string trills...are the most difficult to master in classical guitar. I've been practising for weeks and nowhere as smooth or quick as I'd like it to be. Should I keep at it?

  • @allan2098

    @allan2098

    6 жыл бұрын

    No don't bother. They sound nice sometimes but can be overdone. MANY great players use the single string ornamentation on this and many other pieces.

  • @Skinny_Karlos

    @Skinny_Karlos

    5 жыл бұрын

    Of course. Those that say no are the "watch my left hand fly" types. Where does the sound of the guitar come from? The right hand. Do your utmost to master your RH technique and you'll make the most simple etutes sound beautiful. Remember where the sound comes from !!

  • @taylorburton1316
    @taylorburton13164 ай бұрын

    Loved it, my only criticism for his playing here was the lack of timbre. He’s clearly made a conscience decision to play at this tempo with purpose. So in slowing it down he should capitalize on the freedom to exaggerate some of the different tones

  • @zdzisawborzemski9930
    @zdzisawborzemski99302 ай бұрын

    T by że

  • @curaticac5391
    @curaticac53916 жыл бұрын

    This young man is talented. He can play for his own and a small friendly audience's enjoyment. But will he ever be a professional performer? Certainly not. Why waste everybody's time with these classes? Mr. Azabagic should teach students who really have the chance of performing on stage someday.

  • @eduardm5426

    @eduardm5426

    6 жыл бұрын

    Is there a line of students who were turned away because this guy had a lesson? Also, I'd like to borrow your crystal ball.

  • @allan2098

    @allan2098

    6 жыл бұрын

    Not a very fair comment. The fellow is clearly a beginner but there is no reason he cannot be very good. If he cannot perform a trill he has a long way to go. His playing is slow and careful and you must remember he is playing in front of someone significant so will be very nervous.

  • @edorne100

    @edorne100

    5 жыл бұрын

    Awful comment. Please go away. Kudos for this young gentleman doing his best and benefitting from valuable constructive criticism. Challenge Troll: please post a video of yourself performing this challenging piece.

  • @jmwguitarista5174

    @jmwguitarista5174

    4 жыл бұрын

    @TermsofService Well my two cents is that you Terms of service and edmond and myself all want to share our opinions but none of us are right absolutely so don't get to carried away everyone. Of course its ok to criticize to a degree, and its also perfectly natural to ask someone to walk the walk if it seems like they have overstepped their bounds. @Curitica C, I for one think that if you want to see virtuosi performers, watch a recital recording and if you want to watch the best students in a masterclass you should be able to find them on youtube without to much effort. Why waste your time on anything else? This is not meant to be entertainment as far as I can tell. Rather it is education and a professional's perspective which can benefit other students on the same journey. Further more, its not like Azabagic doesn't have good students, do you really think he doesn't? He is a teacher and like most teachers, they teach who ever is in their class not just the best and the brightest alone. Imagine if only the best received this kind of instruction? We would literally be living in the dark ages again. My two(plus) cents.

  • @ww3032

    @ww3032

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@allan2098 exactly, and it's always helpful being able to watch beginner videos too, to polish up our fundamentals.

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