By
Miguel Llobet
Miguel Llobet's "El Noi De La Mare" is a beautiful Catalan folk song arrangement for classical guitar. Llobet, a distinguished Spanish guitarist and composer of the early 20th century, was known for his skill in transcribing and interpreting traditional Spanish and Catalan melodies. "El Noi De La Mare" is a charming piece that showcases Llobet's ability to capture the emotional depth and cultural richness of folk music through the classical guitar.
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by:
Thomas Viloteau
“El Noi de la Mare” is a Catalan folk song arranged by Miguel Llobet. The title translates to “the son of the mother”, referring to Mother Mary and the newborn baby Jesus within the Catholic tradition of Christmas. This song is usually set for choir, however there are many different possible ways to arrange it. This piece, as Thomas explains, is all about details. He covers every fingering very closely, explaining his reasoning and dissecting every muscle movement. We hope your practice sessions benefit from this very thorough and beginner-friendly lesson!
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