Taught by renowned guitarist
Gohar Vardanyan
Gohar Vardanyan walks through each section of Isaac Albeniz’s “Córdoba” from Chants d'Espagne, originally written for piano. A few of the many musical aspects discussed include using rubato effectively, balancing the melody and accompaniment, and deciding which arrangement to use. Vardanyan also offers a technical alternative to the rasgueado section in the middle with the use of arpeggios instead.
Córdoba
Gohar Vardanyan walks through each section of Isaac Albeniz’s “Córdoba” from Chants d'Espagne, originally written for piano.
A few of the many musical aspects discussed include using rubato effectively, balancing the melody and accompaniment, and deciding which arrangement to use. Vardanyan also offers a technical alternative to the rasgueado section in the middle with the use of arpeggios instead.
While as a performer Gohar Vardanyan is widely admired for her technique and artistry, she is an avid teacher and prolific author who frequently gives masterclasses and workshops.
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