Tárrega's ornamental writing invites more rhythmic freedom than most players give it. In this clip, Zoran Dukić works through the main theme of Capricho Árabe and shows exactly where — and how freely — you can explore rubato.
As performers, we often get tied up in the details of the score, especially when considering stylistic choices and historical performance practice. In this lesson, Zoran Dukić explores what is "correct," recommended, and perhaps even unnecessary when performing Francisco Tarrega's Capricho Árabe.
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