www.EricHenderson.org Classical Guitar – Moonlight Sonata Eric Henderson is one of only three people to study privately with the master guitarist Andres Segovia. Eric Henderson spent several years in Spain learning the intricacies of the classical guitar, while playing as much as 12 hours a day. In addition to studying with Andres Segovia, Henderson has studied guitar with Christopher Parkening, Angel Romero, Ernesto Bitetti, Emilio Pujol and Antonia Morales. He has spent time studying Baroque interpretation with Ton Koopman and Henk Dekker, and theory and composition with Aureo Hererro. While Eric was in Spain he also had the honor of studying with the great composer Federico Moreno Torroba, perfecting the interpretation of Torrobas Sonatina in A. Eric Henderson’s new CD “Homage” and DVD “Homage Guitar Masterpieces” are a collection of pieces he has studied, arranged and performed over the last four decades. Both the CD and DVD include pieces by Bach, Villa Lobos, and other standards of the classical guitar. Eric also performs his arrangements of Little Wing by Jimi Hendrix and the Jagger song, Paint it Black as well three original compositions. Ludwig van Beethoven, is popularly known for his “Moonlight” Sonata . The work was completed in 1801 [...]
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While nothing can touch the piano, I do think this is an excellent rendition of the work. Very emotive in its own way. Beautiful and has that Andalusian flavor! nice video, too!
Jeez, I had a good head of hair back then.
You think rock solos are difficult to play ? Try some classical music
please check my cover of this great classical guitar piece. canarios.
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the guitar was closer, and he didn’t have to get up.
This is my favorite song in the world
You made this song song even more beautiful on the guitar.Thank you!
I think this sonata is too subtle to work well transposed to the guitar, it loses a lot of depth.
виртуоз
A well understanding of time signatures and proper technique.
where the 3rd movement? lol that would insane, some things are just best left to the piano and that needs talented player as well. this was decent but then again my instrumrnt isnt guitar eventhough i could dabble a tad with blues & metal.
why didn’t he just play it on the piano?
Probably my next cover, could it be…
Nice Playing indeed of a challenging piece. Great to see you have the piano ready either to tune the Guitar or play Chopin,,,
some points that may help:
-build a strong technical base, so that when your playing theres no need to worry while playing,
-listen to a lot of music as this will help you to mature in a musical way
– perhaps the most important thing: perform the piece in front of an audience
- pack your rucksack and go hitchiking for some weeks, gater some life experience
No problem! Continue playing with feeling and you’ll accomplish great things.
Hey Piano You Jelly Bro?
awesoooooooooooooooooooooooome
as Segovia said, “you must respect the theme”
what i get from that is you have to feel the song,understand the emotion put into it when it was wrote. understand the thoughts the notes represent and really get “into” the song or the theme as he put it.
This was amazing, my fingers are tired from just watching
piano’s invented for beginners to tune their guitars
LA MEJOR QUE EH ESCUCHADO EN GUITARRA
Dio mio………. e c’è anche chi ha messo non mi piace??? pazzi
My God…. is there anyone who put “don’t like”??? loosers
nice job
muy hermosapieza!
Great playing!
Ray