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This is by far one of the best classical pieces I’ve ever heard in my life. So melancholy and mysterious. You and John Williams did it justice but all credit goes to the artist himself, Carlo Domeniconi
It is. He's from the same place that we all are. You have to relax and find a little time each day to figure out how to express yourself, the rest figures itself out.
If you’d like to walk through the pearly gates of Heaven some day, then you must place all your faith in the Lord Jesus Christ’s death, burial and resurrection to cleanse away your sins. I hope to see you up there someday!
Its true we all have acces to the infinite well of creative potencial the difference is how much time effort and passion you invest in exercising your creativity just like a muscle but meditation helps alot too
The 'Presto ' is one of my favourite guitar pieces, a real treat to hear you play it - thanks :) Also, it was great to see you in the shred collab along with so many gifted luminaries including the amazing Michael Angelo Batio, it made my day.
God bless you for this masterpiece! I was struggling with afternoon schoolwork and this is the perfect piece to listen to whenever I want a 13-minute nap. The playing is incredible, and the storming ovation wakes me up everytime!
I watched Milos Karadaglic play this piece in concert from the fourth row in 2011. He was fantastic, but this is better, more dramatic, more exotic, more exciting. The guitar sound is more varied and expressive, unearthly. Marvelous, thanks.
James Rawlings if you were educated in music you would know that this is not nit picking, it is using the correct term, like How the use of variations is used incorrectly in these messages, because playing with rubato is a style of playing in the romantic era as so is the bass line demonstrated in the video
Wonderful performance! I loved how used space/silence during your performance. Also, i appreciated how you didn't play the piece as if you were at the Indy 500. I've listened to several performances of this piece by world class players and this is by FAR my favorite performance.
I would love to hear a re recording done of this. This is one of my favourite pieces of music. Domeniconi himself never played this the same way twice and encouraged improvisation.
@@djneverblock7300 Ahh I see. I have heard many people play this. Aside from the composer Carlo Domeniconi is my fav. I meant a quality re-recording of Brandon playing
Brandon this is amazing. I’ve seen so many of your videos but how have I never come across this!? I’m going to start studying this piece. Thanks for sharing this. That applause was well deserved 👏
I am from Turkey and my father is from a small province where this Koyunbaba (an alewite islam saint) had lived. The issue they don't understand is, how Carlo Domenico is influenced by Koyunbaba? Koyunbaba died aroun 600 years ago. So interesting..
I think this is the first time I've ever heard this and it's amazing. Funny thing though is I can imagine Brandon bringing out some 20 stringed monster to play this if he were doing it today!
Você se vesti tão bem , parece com os homens do passado elegante cabelo impecável , nossa q bonito , parabéns não tem homens assim muito , ouvi músicas perfeitas e reproduz tão impecável . Admiração beijos
@@brandonacker I know its been a long time that you uploaded this video but could you maybe lend me a hand in discovering why you placed the guitar on your right thigh? When does a classical guitarist do this/when is it necessary? I've seen other guitarists, e.g. Mateusz K. do it but still do not understand why. Is it for technically difficult pieces? Thank you so much.
One of the best interpretations of this music! Congratulations, Brandon! Do you play with no support to hold your guitar? I cannot see any! What guitar are you playing here? Thank for answering!
+Brandon J. Acker thank you for your kind reply. I'm studying this piece so I found your performance very interessing from a didactic point of view as well, but it is very interesting from the point of view of musicality and interpretation. I noticed the strap only at the moment! The guitar looked to be hovering by magic at first! 😂
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Wouldn't it be nice to re-cover this piece on a fretless classical guitar, or a microtonal one?
@@ismetaga ruclips.net/video/VFBATs5TP8w/видео.htmlsi=lK_Daga5Ujhrv51v
played so beautifully here
one of your most underrated performance. This piece is HUGE and this is flawless.
God Christ Jesus bless you my broski and have an amazing day
it is amazing but there a few mistakes.
not flawless. but really good.
Look at him! 7 years and he looks the same Brandon truly is a vampire
Yes...I'm afraid so...that's why he only gives performances at night
@@robertcronin6603 I've never seen him in the daylight..
you are a fucking idiot
@@rusty_strings7356 it’s a joke you imbecile
@@Michael-bw4xv It's a tired joke.
This is by far one of the best classical pieces I’ve ever heard in my life. So melancholy and mysterious. You and John Williams did it justice but all credit goes to the artist himself, Carlo Domeniconi
This stunning music feels like it comes from a world where creative genius is in the water supply. I wish it were possible to live there.
It is.
He's from the same place that we all are.
You have to relax and find a little time each day to figure out how to express yourself, the rest figures itself out.
If you’d like to walk through the pearly gates of Heaven some day, then you must place all your faith in the Lord Jesus Christ’s death, burial and resurrection to cleanse away your sins. I hope to see you up there someday!
Its true we all have acces to the infinite well of creative potencial the difference is how much time effort and passion you invest in exercising your creativity just like a muscle but meditation helps alot too
Joshua Torres, Jesus helps the most though
@@luisb3426 Jesus does nothing, and I don't know how you managed to shoehorn religion into this.
Proselytes are the worst.
This is unbelievably beautiful and inspiring. Musician: discipline and deep connection + Composer with limitless imagination = 14 minutes of bliss!
Audience is great. I felt happy when they applauded him, great performance!
Great audience for great player
So impressed. I like it. I heard many performances of Koyunbaba and could tell you like a musician to musician: It is great.
That applaud at the end, while well deserved, was super loud it freaked me out lol
Compositor inspirado + um intérprete sublime = pura arte.
The 'Presto ' is one of my favourite guitar pieces, a real treat to hear you play it - thanks :) Also, it was great to see you in the shred collab along with so many gifted luminaries including the amazing Michael Angelo Batio, it made my day.
great recording of a top-notch performance of a beautiful piece! Thanks!
Beautiful! Your performance of Koyunbaba is so involving: just put my headphones on, close my eyes and be transported. Thank you.
When tuning the guitar is as artistic as the gorgeously played piece.....
Brandon, I really think that you musically absolutely nailed it, here. Thank you!
He's so good with that guitar because it's the same one he used to play when he was a baby.
Beautiful piece of classical music and one of my most favorite . Played masterfully .
You played this piece perfect! BRAVISSIMO
This is the best interpretation I've ever seen. Incredible dynamics in the Cantabile! Incredible performance! just wow!
lil jie nailed it and she did it 20 years ago
look for Paulo Martelli's interpretation. You won't regret it.
I think Declan Zapala's performance of Presto is the best on youtube
God bless you for this masterpiece! I was struggling with afternoon schoolwork and this is the perfect piece to listen to whenever I want a 13-minute nap. The playing is incredible, and the storming ovation wakes me up everytime!
Thank you Brandon! Beautiful! Perfectly spent 14 minutes and 10 seconds on RUclips!
You said a very beautiful story with this interpretation Brandon. Thank you ❤
Epic performance! But you knew that. All by heart. Brilliant.
I watched Milos Karadaglic play this piece in concert from the fourth row in 2011. He was fantastic, but this is better, more dramatic, more exotic, more exciting. The guitar sound is more varied and expressive, unearthly. Marvelous, thanks.
This is one of my favorite classical guitar pieces, thanks for sharing!
Does anyone else listen to Brandon play and wonder how he creates such beautiful sounds? And then you play your guitar and it sounds like a banjo?
I have never heard this song before. How lovely. Thank you for this most beautiful song. You're playing is so very moving.👏👏👏👏👏❤
I find this beautiful song today. It surely is one of the hardest to play.
His right hand technique is staggeringly good.
That applause at the end was so loud it hospitalized me
Finally, an interpretation without all these extreme ritardando's and accelerando's. It is much better this way with subtle tempo variations
just say rubato
@@Ivan1burnf4ces Ironic, given how often people talk about the unifying power of music, that for you it just inspires nitpicking.
@@jamesrawlings5781 good musicians have to nitpick :)
Li Jie made a excellent interpretation also
James Rawlings if you were educated in music you would know that this is not nit picking, it is using the correct term, like
How the use of variations is used incorrectly in these messages, because playing with rubato is a style of playing in the romantic era as so is the bass line demonstrated in the video
Beautiful piece and interpretation. Thank you for sharing
Wonderful performance! I loved how used space/silence during your performance. Also, i appreciated how you didn't play the piece as if you were at the Indy 500. I've listened to several performances of this piece by world class players and this is by FAR my favorite performance.
what a lovely tone and musicality you have.
The crowd at the end blew out my ears.
Wow that was incredible. I have seen this guy play so many difficult pieces. Im just stunned at the level this guy is on. Superb!
Fantastic, I saw David Russell play this in the early 1990’s and your performance was equally as good.
Beautiful
Very well played, bravo!
Ein von den Besten, die dieses Stück gespielt hat.
very nice interpretation! Koyunbaba is a fantastic piece
beautiful performance!
it's my favorite along with that of Paulo Martelli
I would love to hear a re recording done of this. This is one of my favourite pieces of music. Domeniconi himself never played this the same way twice and encouraged improvisation.
there are many recordings of masters playing this.
@@djneverblock7300 and your point is?
@@garyhendrick4391 wanted to inform you about this since you said that you wanted a recording done...
@@djneverblock7300 Ahh I see. I have heard many people play this. Aside from the composer Carlo Domeniconi is my fav.
I meant a quality re-recording of Brandon playing
Thank you... such beauty.
Brandon. You are inspired. Say with the inspiration. It is more rewarding.
that volume and those dymanics!! and still able to tune in the middle of the piece ahah
Muy impresionante y prolijo! excelente obra! Me gustó mucho!
Brandon this is amazing. I’ve seen so many of your videos but how have I never come across this!? I’m going to start studying this piece. Thanks for sharing this. That applause was well deserved 👏
Maple guitar so nice. No dirty pick ups here just delightful
jesus christ the applause at the end scared the shit out of me
Beautiful.
Brandon .. This is really amazing interpretation of Koyunbaba .. Fantastic Efforts , Tone And Slurs .. Lots of love from India :)
I am from Turkey and my father is from a small province where this Koyunbaba (an alewite islam saint) had lived. The issue they don't understand is, how Carlo Domenico is influenced by Koyunbaba? Koyunbaba died aroun 600 years ago. So interesting..
Carlo herhalde Bodrum Gümüşlük Yalıkavak arasındaki Koyunbaba koyundan esinlenmiştir
Bence Fethiye kayaköy de koyunbaba dan olabilir, ama Türkiy genelindw 1000lerce koyunbaba vardır
I like the architecture behind
Simple and wow
Excellent performance. Thank you. Not much more to say.
Dude... totally insane 🔥
the guitar and player are pouring emotion
Sounds like you are playing from the heart like I do. You did great on this piece. you rock.
This piece is AMAZING. Absolutely love it!
Brilliant!
Beautiful interpretation of Koyunbaba. Thank you.
I think this is the first time I've ever heard this and it's amazing. Funny thing though is I can imagine Brandon bringing out some 20 stringed monster to play this if he were doing it today!
Bravíssimo maestro.
This is amazing
Spectacular
Amazing guitarist!
When you want to play "Thunderstruck" but forgot you're a classical guitar player.
Wonderful. Thank you so much
Great playing, I love Antigoni Goni's version.
beautiful play, really moving! Brilliant audio with such a wonderful guitar!
Beautiful sound !! I like classic guitar 🎸
Bravo
nice man, you are an inspiration!
this is my fav guitar piece. i want to play it!!!
Super ! :)
Bravo!
You guy awesome dude!!!
10:30 Oh sweet baby Jesus!
Living legend....
Very clean technique
I would love to hear you play such a piece without nail and maybe see your adaptation process while refining it
Welldone !
Wow!
well done!
vv
FanFREAKINtastic!
Excellent!🎸👍🌟
ps
A great guitar by Stephanos Kakos ,too!
Bravo Brandon
Você se vesti tão bem , parece com os homens do passado elegante cabelo impecável , nossa q bonito , parabéns não tem homens assim muito , ouvi músicas perfeitas e reproduz tão impecável . Admiração beijos
The tuning is c#minor right? Someone tell me please. I practice koyunbaba right now
Is he using a support that attaches to the back of the guitar? Its perfectly positioned like magic
Just a guitar strap :)
@@brandonacker thanks bud i appreciate the reply
@@brandonacker I know its been a long time that you uploaded this video but could you maybe lend me a hand in discovering why you placed the guitar on your right thigh? When does a classical guitarist do this/when is it necessary? I've seen other guitarists, e.g. Mateusz K. do it but still do not understand why. Is it for technically difficult pieces? Thank you so much.
@@theunheardprophet4315 You'll find the answer in the video I made here: ruclips.net/video/5uawtsVi19A/видео.html
@@brandonacker Hm. I remember watching that particular video but I must have forgotten already. Thank you so much!
Interesting how plays the Cantabile... It sounds such as a sort of tremolo
clean
very good.
hi whats the 11:30 technique name? any one knows,
I love that new dress you bought, it sure looks nice. How'd you like that new restaurant? You know, I've been there twice.
I highly recommend you guys watch Krzysztof Meisinger version of this piece ! The best of all !
One of the best interpretations of this music! Congratulations, Brandon! Do you play with no support to hold your guitar? I cannot see any! What guitar are you playing here? Thank for answering!
Thank you. I'm wearing a guitar strap in this performance. The guitar is a Stephen Kakos from Minnesota (US).
+Brandon J. Acker thank you for your kind reply. I'm studying this piece so I found your performance very interessing from a didactic point of view as well, but it is very interesting from the point of view of musicality and interpretation. I noticed the strap only at the moment! The guitar looked to be hovering by magic at first! 😂
Diabolical !! 😎💪💪
Well, it was good. Eline sağlık :)
Wow
I don't get the part with midway tuning...