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Renos Efstathiou
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Добавлен 3 янв 2017
Renos is a Cypriot-born concert classical guitarist with a deep interest in performing contemporary guitar repertoire that diverges from the traditional approach of the instrument and explores new musical perspectives.
Renos Efstathiou - Kinkachoo, I Love you (P. Houghton)
Composed: 1998
Composer: Phillip Houghton (1954 - 2017 , Australia)
“ … the Kinkachoo , a mythical bird , once wounded in the Spirit-Realm , heals and flies into the world . “ [P. H.]
A gentle and hypnotic tune by Phillip Houghton.
www.philliphoughton.com.au
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More about Renos at renosefstathiou.com
Recorded in 2016 at Holy Trinity, Weston Church (Uk).
Sound Engineer: Ignacio Lusardi Monteverde (www.ignaciolusardimonteverde.co.uk)
Photo by Shreyas Malavalli.
Copyright © Renos Efstathiou 2017
Composer: Phillip Houghton (1954 - 2017 , Australia)
“ … the Kinkachoo , a mythical bird , once wounded in the Spirit-Realm , heals and flies into the world . “ [P. H.]
A gentle and hypnotic tune by Phillip Houghton.
www.philliphoughton.com.au
___________________________
More about Renos at renosefstathiou.com
Recorded in 2016 at Holy Trinity, Weston Church (Uk).
Sound Engineer: Ignacio Lusardi Monteverde (www.ignaciolusardimonteverde.co.uk)
Photo by Shreyas Malavalli.
Copyright © Renos Efstathiou 2017
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Видео
Renos Efstathiou - Variations on an Anatolian Folksong (C. Domeniconi)
Просмотров 8 тыс.7 лет назад
Renos Efstathiou performs Variations on an Anatolian Folksong (1982) by Carlo Domeniconi. The Anatolian Variations is one of Carlo Domeniconi’s most prominent works for solo guitar. Influenced from Turkish folk music and culture, these variations are derived from a folk song originating in Anatolia, the southern Asian area of Turkey that stretches from the Mediterranean to the Black Sea. The wo...
Renos Efstathiou - Neil Gow’s Lament for the Death of His Second Wife (Scottish Air)
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.7 лет назад
Renos Efstathiou performs Neil Gow’s Lament for the Death of His Second Wife. Arrangement by David Russell. A beautiful Scottish lament by Neil Gow (1727-1807) written for his second wife, Margaret Urquhart. Story has it that deeply hurt by her death, Neil Gow stopped playing the fiddle for while. Convinced by friends to pick it up again, the lament was the first thing he played. “Niel Gow was ...
Renos Efstathiou - Intermezzo No.1 Op.117 (J. Brahms)
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.7 лет назад
Renos Efstathiou performs Intermezzo No.1 Op.117 by Johannes Brahms (arr. Stewart French). As part of the three Intermezzi Op.117, Intermezzo No.1 reveals Johannes Brahms’ tender and introspective writing. Originally written for piano in the summer of 1892, Brahms described these pieces as “lullabies to my sorrows” and were inspired by a Scottish poem from Herder’s Volkslieder which bears the i...
perfect! ❤
Thank you 🙏
Eline, yüreğine sağlık. Pek güzel işlemişsin. Doya doya dinledim.
Thank you so much Georg!!!
I don’t want to get emotional but we are brothers and sisters.. ❤️ I love you guys.
Hallo Renos , than you for this great performance, I love it !!! By the way: who build your lovely guitar?
Hi Joep!! Thank you very much! The guitar is the Jose Miguel Moreno model from Alhambra!
@@renosefstathiou Congratulations Renos, it has all you can wish, really!!!
Thank you so much Joep!! You are far too kind! Hopefully more to come soon!
@@renosefstathiou I hope also !!
Good contender for best ever guitar composer<3
Lovely....
Just beautiful...brought tears to my eyes! Have always loved this song, but did not know the story behind it.
Thank you Ellen. It’s a beautiful piece of music!
Μπράβο Ρένο!
Η εξαιρετική ερμηνεία , η σπουδαία ηχογράφηση , η ιδιαιτέρως ισορροπημένη κιθάρα (άραγε ποιός είναι ο κατασκευαστής της ;) , όλα απογειώνουν το μουσικό έργο . ΜΠΡΑΒΟ !!
nikosz66 Σε ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ για τα καλά σου λόγια. Το εκτιμώ πολύ! Η κιθάρα είναι η Jose Miguel Moreno C Series της Alhambra!
Mπράβο !
Ευχαριστώ πολύ!
@@renosefstathiou Τι χόρδισμα έχει η κιθάρα;
@@nikosz66 Βάση του κομματιού η πέμπτη χορδή είναι κουρδισμένη στη ΣΟΛ και η έκτη στην ΝΤΟ.. και μετά όλη η κιθάρα ειναί κουρδισμένη στα 420hz.
Εξαιρετική εκτέλεση! Πολλά συγχαρητήρια
George Kikas Ευχαριστώ!
Sounds great but at 3:31 the second to last note of the B section should be a C, not C# (Cb in original key).
Man,,deepest thanks it touched me so deeply.... Is it love or hope what I'm feeling...
Rowan õffy Thank you very much for your kind words!
Hey man, very nice playing and sound... did you also listen to the version played by Cemil Refik Kaya? Might be nice to have a look.
Eren Aksahin Hi Eren!! Thank you for your comments! I don’t think I have listened Kaya's interpretation. I ‘ll definitely have a look!
Beautiful playing! Do you mind share where to get the sheet music? Thank you!
Hi Stella! Thank you! It's a beautiful piece. I tried finding the link for you online but it's not there anymore. If it helps the arrangement was done by Stewart French and published by Draft Records.
Thank you for searching the link! I also couldn't find it anywhere.
This is beautiful Renos!
Alejandro Nava H Thank you Alejandro!
Appreciate this interpretation, captures an airiness in this pensive song.
Will Lowry Thank you Will!
Very nice! What's your tuning?
Hi Tom! Thank you! The tuning of the arrangement is CGDGBE, however the guitar is tuned a semitone lower than that.
Beautiful play and sound.
Kyungsoo Ahn Thank you!!
Beautiful play and sound.
Kyungsoo Ahn Thank you!!
So clean and impressive performance. This is the one of the best for this variations I ever listen.
Some additional information (I believe that you also know these). Aşık Veysel - Uzun Ince Bir Yoldayım (I'm on a long and thin road.). This is the original name of this song. This is one of the legendary Turkish folk songs! (The original form of this piece by Aşık Veysel. ruclips.net/video/pnv79vuL_GY/видео.html) This piece is a variation of famous Turkish poet Aşık Veysel... He was an aşık (a folk artist who is improvised singing), poet, songwriter, and a bağlama virtuoso, the prominent representative of the Anatolian ashik tradition in the 20th century. He was blind for most of his lifetime. His songs are usually sad tunes, often dealing with the inevitability of death. However, Veysel used a wide range of themes for his lyrics; based on morals, values, and constant questioning on issues such as love, care, beliefs, and how he "saw" the world as a blind man.
Hi Köksal! I am very glad you like it!! Thank you so much for your comments.. very insightful.
This is a really great recording Renos! Beautiful playing, arrangement, sublime audio (slung mics??) and stunning video work! Congrats!
Thank you Dec!! Very gratified to hear this from you!