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Many thanks - comments like yours keep me going, trying to learn new things, musically. Best regards, Philip

Many thanks. It's a very nice melody, and I just had to try it. Best regards, Philip

Many thanks!! Comments like yours keep me going, trying new things, musically. Best regards, Philip

Many thanks - your comment made my day. Best regards, Philip

Many thanks, Jim.

It is a great song. On UA-cam, you can find a video of Al Martino singing it.

Thanks, Robert. (At my age, and level of guitar playing, I'm happy if I play all the right notes, and that it sounds good enough to share. But there is always room for improvement. I do appreciate your comment.) Philip

Many thanks, aardvarkjonny. It's one of my attempts that did turn out well. 🙂

A hug to you from Denmark, Jorge.

Hi, Tarrant. It's an Alhambra model 10F, a flamenco guitar. I don't play flamenco music, though. The tone might be thanks to the guitar strings - Savarez Alliance Cantiga normal tension. I can see the lower strings vibrating - something I haven't seen with any other strings I have tried, so it might be the good sound thanks to the strings. Best regards, Philip

Many thanks, Ryan! Best regards, Philip

Many thanks, Nathan! Best regards, Philip

Many thanks! It took a lot of work, but it was worth it. Best regards, Philip

Many thanks, Logan. It's a brilliant song. (Do watch Art Garfunkel sing it in a UA-cam video, live. A very moving performance.)

Thank you, Adam. One of my guitar playing friends was the one who told me about it.

Hej Hjalmar. Nej - jeg laver nye videor - normalt en hver måned. På Google, skriv mit navn, Philip Glaser, plus ordene UA-cam uploads, så kan du se dem allesammen. Jeg håber at I har det godt. Hilsen, Philip

Many thanks. A beautiful song, thanks to Lionel Bart.

Many thanks, Jorge.

Thanks, Aida. It's one of the many nice guitar pieces by that composer.

Hi Adam. I need your email address to do that. Kind regards, Philip

Hi, The piece is called "Nina Bobo." It's a lullaby. Here's my video of it: ua-cam.com/video/F8sUgZpEet8/v-deo.html

Wow, thank you! I haven't looked at this video, myself, for a long time - I'm also amazed that I actually played it all from memory, back then when I made it. (A bit of hesitation here and there, but those chords and notes are definitely tricky.) Best regards, Philip

Thanks. I do have to agree - it's the romantic pieces of music that attract me most.

Hi, May. Many thanks - that's great for me to hear! Take a look at my video of "I Have But One Heart," and read the text that I wrote, below that video. I put links to the 2 pages of my hand-written tablature right there, after a few lines of text that I wrote. If you still have a problem seeing that, give me your email address and I'll send the tablature to you. But the two links to the tablature are under my video of it. Best regards, Philip

Many thanks, Leopold. One of the great songs. Best regards, Philip

Many thanks, Iris. It's also one of my favorites, and I'm glad I found a nice guitar arrangement of it. (Tricky to play, but I think it turned out ok.) :-) Best regards, Philip

Many thanks, Imaan. Very kind of you. Best regards, Philip

Many thanks, Gianna. (I didn't know before, that it's also a popular song played at weddings.) Best regards, Philip

Many thanks, Ian! (I’ll confess - the real reason I did all of the tab, was to thank a woman who bought 3 sets of my guitar flash cards, and who also wrote me saying that she was dying to learn “Caravan” as it’s played in the movie, and couldn’t find any arrangement of it.) I’m happy that so many people have used the tablature. I’m not a guitar teacher, and I don’t usually do this kind of thing. (It’s not easy.) :-) Best regards, Philip

Glad that I could be of help! Best regards, Philip

Many thanks, Sam. I'll email you the 3 pages of the tablature, but if you look under my video - it's a bit above your photo, and above George Margo's comment, there are links to the 3 pages of tablature. But I have your email address, so I'll send the 3 pages of tablature to you as an email. Best regards, Philip

Many thanks for the very kind words! If you look under the video, there's a link - I played it again later - see the link underneath the video to see my other video of this great piece of music. Best regards, Philip

I don't know how that text about Tarrega got in there, Marc - and I have just removed it. Tarrega did NOT compose it, of course. :-) Thanks for bringing it to my attention.

The camera isn't glitching. I'm definitely an amateur guitar player, and I do correct a few small mistakes, sometimes, in a practice video like this one. I'm not a guitar teacher and I don't sell guitar courses. I hope you enjoyed the video anyway, and to help other amateur guitar players, I always mention below my videos where you can get the arrangement of the piece, either from a book (that I don't sell) or often from the free website called Classclef. That way, I might help other amateur guitar players wondering where they can get the particular guitar arrangement. Kind regards, Philip

Many thanks. It's a real memory test, but worth the effort. Kind regards, Philip

Thanks, Leo. I also have many other pieces that I'd like to try to learn, so I will keep playing this one to improve it, but I might not make another video of it.

Many thanks, Lizzy! I am definitely keeping at it - I try to play just a little each day, always trying some new guitar arrangement. (Some piece new to me.) Kind regards, Philip

Hi Randy, That's great to hear! Many thanks for your comment. Stay well during this terrible Coronavirus time. Best regards, Philip

Many thanks, Suzanne. It's an Alhambra flamenco guitar, model 10 F. I don't play flamenco music, though. The sound almost always sounds better and richer when I put the little capo on the first fret of the guitar. (I didn't use it in this video, though.) Best regards, Philip

I just did the translation with Google translate. Many thanks! Best regards, Philip