It seems to me that, generally speaking, there are not as many guitar concertos as there are violin concertos or cello concertos. So when I hear this guitar come in I’m a little surprised…this is an exquisite, unique piece of music and I love it! It plays with a fervor and strong melodic line not really heard in the rest of his compositions. This is the one he shines in.
Bellissimo concerto di Ferdinando Carulli, napoletano,un grandissimo della chitarra(ha scritto un Metodo per chitarra sul quale ho studiato), conosciuto ed eseguito in tanti paesi del mondo,(Vietnam, Giappone, USA ecc...), e anche un grande musicista in assoluto. Purtroppo quasi dimenticato in Italia.Andrebbe riscoperto ed eseguito. Ha scritto tantissima musica.
Super good recording quality, even as a mere video posted on RUclips... only Pepe Romero has the versatility and prestige to get this kind of invitation from what could be the greatest chamber string orchestra of modern times.
Bello concierto de un compositor italiano que hoy día es poco difundido y que debería tener más presencia. Pepe Romero es un verdadero Maestro de la guitarra y garantía de interpretaciones perfectas
Maravilloso concierto!! Con reminiscencias clásicas, incluso las cadencias, aunque el desarrollo temático de la guitarra tiende a anunciar el pre-romanticismo en algunos pasajes... En definitiva una joya, gracias por compartir!!
no sé a qué va lo de "reminiscencias clásicas" como prefijo a "aunque el desarrollo temático de la guitarra tiende a anunciar el pre-romanticismo (...)", por qué? porque Ferdinando Carulli fue un compositor del período del clasicismo por lo tanto no dijiste absolutamente nada que no sea cronológicamente, en términos musicológicos, obvio. Esto sucede porque Carulli estuvo presente en lo que podríamos considerar clasicismo en su formación, rococó y romanticismo en su desarrollo. No puede hacerse mención al prerromanticismo ya que es un movimiento literario, incluso pintura pero no así música. Ejemplo de esto es que Johann Wolfang von Goethe es considerado prerromántico en su primera etapa de desarrollo literario. Volviendo, el desarrollo temático de la guitarra (no sé si te refieres a lo que diré) está dado al estilo marcado del que proviene. Melodías potentes, temas y motivos repetidos y desarrollados, carentes de la nostalgia y tristeza del barroco (adagio) y más presente el allegro, el largo, incluso aunque no en este concierto, el alegretto, vivace, presto, prestísimo. De esto hay ejemplos como los "divertimentos" compuestos por Carulli.
I think we're all here on youtube to learn a little about the composers who are less familiar to us and listen to their music. This music may like us or not, but when we enjoy this music it is very well. Thank you!
Ferdinando Maria Meinrado Francesco Pascale Rosario Carulli 1770 - 1841 ... was taught musical theory by a priest, who was also an amateur musician. Carulli's first instrument was the cello, when he was twenty he discovered the guitar ... As there were no professional guitar teachers in Naples at the time, Carulli developed his own style of playing ... WIKI
Perhaps some of the sound has been lost in the quality of the recording, however, from what can be heard in this recording a few things are missing. Unfortunately, the orchestra doesn’t accompany the guitar well, often landing on the offbeat. More dynamic contrast can be expected from the guitar. Some parts are missing the energy that is required by the harmony. In sections with many notes, the melodic line can be highlighted more clearly. Often, imagining the music being sung, and with different characters as if in an opera, can help with the interpretation. Therefore the process in learning a piece like this should not be rushed, otherwise details like these can be missed.
The orchestral part is awesome but when the guitar gets in . . . It loses its soul It feels like 2 different pieces that are unconnected which doesnt feel right I dislike the solo
It seems to me that, generally speaking, there are not as many guitar concertos as there are violin concertos or cello concertos. So when I hear this guitar come in I’m a little surprised…this is an exquisite, unique piece of music and I love it! It plays with a fervor and strong melodic line not really heard in the rest of his compositions. This is the one he shines in.
Thanks for listening and appreciating the music!
Qu'est ce que c'est beau 🙏🎶💓🎶✨
Bellissimo concerto di Ferdinando Carulli, napoletano,un grandissimo della chitarra(ha scritto un Metodo per chitarra sul quale ho studiato), conosciuto ed eseguito in tanti paesi del mondo,(Vietnam, Giappone, USA ecc...), e anche un grande musicista in assoluto.
Purtroppo quasi dimenticato in Italia.Andrebbe riscoperto ed eseguito. Ha scritto tantissima musica.
Thanks. You're right, Carulli was a great composer, but today, unfortunately, too few people know his music.
@@sibarit101 We hope it can be rediscovered and performed by young guitarists
Super good recording quality, even as a mere video posted on RUclips... only Pepe Romero has the versatility and prestige to get this kind of invitation from what could be the greatest chamber string orchestra of modern times.
Many thanks!
Yulia what a delicious concerto. I've enjoyed very much. Hope everything goes well with you. Unnecessary to say you'll be missed on You Tube.
Thank you, dear Pieter. I like Carulli's concertos too!
I hope you are healthy, and so is your wife. Enjoy a beautiful autumn!
Bello concierto de un compositor italiano que hoy día es poco difundido y que debería tener más presencia.
Pepe Romero es un verdadero Maestro de la guitarra y garantía de interpretaciones perfectas
Thank you very much for listening and appreciating the music!
Certifié intergalactique ! 🌹
Спасибо за наслаждение прекрасной музыкой.
Thank you too!
Carulli is not as well known as he ought to be. Magnificent piece of music played magnificently by Pepe Romero.
I agree with you, thank you!
@@sibarit101 Thank you for posting it so I could experience it! Your channel is goldmine of this kind of lesser known classical music.
Another milestone of classica guitar music done by Pepe Romero!
Wonderful conducting by Iona Brown …
Es bellísimo ; encanta de principio a fin . Que gran acierto al publicarlo . Mil gracias @sibarit101 !!
Thank you very much, dear Maria Eugenia, I'm so glad when you appreciate the music uploaded by me!
sibarit101 ; thank you , your page is fantastic 👏 Hugs and best regards from Chile 🇨🇱❤️🎼🌺
Wonderful music, played beautifully by Pepe Romero ... Thank you very much for the most enjoyable discovery
Maravilloso concierto!! Con reminiscencias clásicas, incluso las cadencias, aunque el desarrollo temático de la guitarra tiende a anunciar el pre-romanticismo en algunos pasajes... En definitiva una joya, gracias por compartir!!
no sé a qué va lo de "reminiscencias clásicas" como prefijo a "aunque el desarrollo temático de la guitarra tiende a anunciar el pre-romanticismo (...)", por qué? porque Ferdinando Carulli fue un compositor del período del clasicismo por lo tanto no dijiste absolutamente nada que no sea cronológicamente, en términos musicológicos, obvio.
Esto sucede porque Carulli estuvo presente en lo que podríamos considerar clasicismo en su formación, rococó y romanticismo en su desarrollo.
No puede hacerse mención al prerromanticismo ya que es un movimiento literario, incluso pintura pero no así música. Ejemplo de esto es que Johann Wolfang von Goethe es considerado prerromántico en su primera etapa de desarrollo literario.
Volviendo, el desarrollo temático de la guitarra (no sé si te refieres a lo que diré) está dado al estilo marcado del que proviene. Melodías potentes, temas y motivos repetidos y desarrollados, carentes de la nostalgia y tristeza del barroco (adagio) y más presente el allegro, el largo, incluso aunque no en este concierto, el alegretto, vivace, presto, prestísimo. De esto hay ejemplos como los "divertimentos" compuestos por Carulli.
Stupendo concerto.
I listen to this music for the first time.I did not know this composer.Beautiful music,thank you!
I think we're all here on youtube to learn a little about the composers who are less familiar to us and listen to their music. This music may like us or not, but when we enjoy this music it is very well.
Thank you!
You are right.I enjoy this old ,but new music for me.I didn t know anythig aboit it till now.Very many composers gaved european countries.
Marvelous....
Unknown to me this composer, one more ... It sounds beautiful and the classical guitar also. Thank you
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing 💐🎶🎼
Se cae un poquito la orquesta para que se le oiga en momentos comprometidos para la guitarra, pero es una exquisitez.
Sorry, it's a recording from 1989-1990, but thanks for listening!
Amabilissimo.
Ferdinando Maria Meinrado Francesco Pascale Rosario Carulli 1770 - 1841 ... was taught musical theory by a priest, who was also an amateur musician. Carulli's first instrument was the cello, when he was twenty he discovered the guitar ... As there were no professional guitar teachers in Naples at the time, Carulli developed his own style of playing ... WIKI
Thank you very much for all the information.
thank you I appreciate your comment !
Nothing is more beautiful than a guitar, except, possibly two --- Frederic Chopin :)
Perhaps Chopin had listened to Johann Kaspar Mertz's works for two guitars... :)
sibarit101 Appreciate your suggestion, TY 🌹
Bellísimo!
Bravo miss sibarit101!! Beautiful piece and performance!! Congratulations!! Sotiris Andreou.(Guitarist).
Many thanks, Mr. Sotiris Andreou!
exquisito !!!!
If you enjoyed this work, as I did enormously, check out his Duo for Guitar in G Op 34.
Another fine post, beautifully performed here.
Thank you, all his music is wonderful! I have 8 cds with duo, I will listen to again when I will have some time.
Perhaps some of the sound has been lost in the quality of the recording, however, from what can be heard in this recording a few things are missing. Unfortunately, the orchestra doesn’t accompany the guitar well, often landing on the offbeat. More dynamic contrast can be expected from the guitar. Some parts are missing the energy that is required by the harmony. In sections with many notes, the melodic line can be highlighted more clearly.
Often, imagining the music being sung, and with different characters as if in an opera, can help with the interpretation.
Therefore the process in learning a piece like this should not be rushed, otherwise details like these can be missed.
Does someone have the sheet music of this piece for guitar? I can't find it😫
Интересно, а кто сочинил ми-минорный концерт первым - Молино или Карулли?..
Carulli: about 1820; Molino: at least a decade later
The orchestral part is awesome but when the guitar gets in . . .
It loses its soul
It feels like 2 different pieces that are unconnected which doesnt feel right
I dislike the solo
You should see an audiologist!
Intoxicating like gin