By
Julio Salvador Sagreras
Julio Sagreras' "El Colibrí" is a charming and vibrant piece for classical guitar, designed to capture the quick, darting movements of a hummingbird. This study is notable for its use of guitar techniques to mimic the bird's agility and energy, requiring rapid finger movements and precise plucking to articulate the lively spirit of the hummingbird. The piece is a favorite among guitarists for its delightful character and the technical challenge it presents, serving both as a study in virtuosity and a delightful concert piece.
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by:
Marco Tamayo
In El Colibri, Sagreras imaginatively translates the motions of a hummingbird into a virtuoso showpiece on the guitar. In this lesson, Cuban guitarist Marco Tamayo demonstrates working through the left-hand shifts and challenging right-hand patterns with organized and coordinated movements. Enjoy painting the sounds of nature in this evocative miniature.
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