Remember that Agustin Barrios was a Paraguayan Indian. Native of tribes of the capital region The story of this piece goes like this: He wrote the 2nd. and the 3rd. movement first. The second movement is his impression of attending a Sunday mass in Asunción, where he was absorb and raptured in Bach's music (they use to play Bach in masses) and then leaving the church and being shocked with the the noise and the agitation of the Capital - hence the third movement. Years latter, in Cuba, He wrote a prelude to make It like a concert.⁸
Hi Moran. You're among my favorite classical guitarists of all time! Thank you for all of your hard work in getting to this point, for sharing your talent with all of us, and for being true to the beauty of this music! It's an absolute pleasure to listen to you! Thank you!
Impressive performance. It's hard to bring something new to bear on such a well-known, extensively-played piece -- and you indeed managed to do it. Congratulations.
This was just playing in the background while studying and at one point I actually shouted out "woooo god dayummn!" and proceeded to open the tab, like the video, and write this comment.
I’m sure your 4.65K subscribers would be amused by the previous comment. Still that is not enough for the enjoyment we obtain from your performances. Bravo!
That is by far the most impressive interpretation of the final movement I have ever heard. I do not remember any other player executing it so cleanly at this tempo. I wish it could be slightly more expressive, especially during the first figure in the low register, but still...
This man played the best guitar version of Bach's Chaconne. On a 10 string guitar. Awesome. Beautiful. Listen to it. This Cathedral is VERY fast. But very clean.
superb rendition, second to none. There is no need to bring anything 'new' to such a complete composition - just bring YOURSELF. Thank you for posting!
I wasn't ready for it, but I loved it. There are many ways to play any given piece, and sometimes a little faster than usual seems off, while a lot faster than usual opens new doors. For example, Pepe Romero's version of the Villa-Lobos Etude no. 1: Pepe plays it so much faster than usual that it acquires a shimmering quality that brings out otherwise hidden elements.
Absolutely Fantastic Playing!! This is a Beautiful Song and very Hard to Cover!!! You make it look so Easy!!! Your going on my play list.... Thank You! :)
@@ZenGuitarStudios Come on! Don't be such a pedant: it sure sounds like a song to me. Many fine composers use the word 'song' in their titles, to describe entirely instrumental pieces. Furthermore, a well played instrument can be said to be 'singing', as much as any human voice and I think that is what the original comment was picking up on.p
I teach classical guitar... and hear that phrase often, and I always correct my students. It's actually funny, I wasn't angry. As I tell my students, that's akin to calling a Bach concerto a song. It's not a song. Have a good day.
Nick Hill it sounds as if you are angry, I get paid to be pedantic. I’m a professor of classical guitar Just trying to educate those why might not know the difference between a song and a symphony, sonata etc... peace man
@@ricardomuniz5075 This also matches the previous part 3:04. This Andante requires taking some serious thought to balance the melodic rhythm with the bass/accompaniment rhythm. It's good for people to realize that there are quite a few "original versions" of this piece.
Felicidades Moran, eres excelso pero tengo una observación ya que has modificado algunas notas de la partitura original. Espero no lo tomes a mal solo es una observación. Viva por siempre Mangoré. Saludos!!!
Mangore himself played it that way and also wrote it down in that manner. also it is like rushing water, it is about what it means and transports as a whole not about what else you have seen been made out of it. its a whirl, not necesarilly to be understood 1-1 in a classical sense as an "Allegro". but it is indeed rather that than anything else. it is a whirling flowing rush of an higher emotional ecstatic almost boundless stream. it is one further than "procession". dont you see that this, the 3 steps, is an outer aswell as inner procession ? going into a cathedral, aproaching, and accessing your inner heart. longing,contemplation, procession, dedication, love joy, ecstasy. someone could do a a visual background which is projected behind the guitarplayer on a stage. so school children would get he gist of the whole thing. essence
De las dos maneras queda bien. Como gusto muy personal, me gusta un lento, pero tal vez sea porque así estoy habituado. Ignoro qué tempo marcó el Maestro Barrios, si es que marcó alguno, tal vez ustedes lo sepan mejor que yo.
Solemne is waaaay too fast in my opinion. Barrios himself played this fast due to restrictions in recording technology, but today he also would have played slower, with more expressionism.
Remember that Agustin Barrios was a Paraguayan Indian. Native of tribes of the capital region
The story of this piece goes like this: He wrote the 2nd. and the 3rd. movement first. The second movement is his impression of attending a Sunday mass in Asunción, where he was absorb and raptured in Bach's music (they use to play Bach in masses) and then leaving the church and being shocked with the the noise and the agitation of the Capital - hence the third movement. Years latter, in Cuba, He wrote a prelude to make It like a concert.⁸
Bach should always be played in church, he were a great Lutheran and lived his life around and in the church.
‘Ruptured’😂
Works just as well
Mangore estaría orgulloso de tan buena ejecución, Bendiciones desde Barquisimeto (Venezuela) dónde Agustín Barrios en vida se presentó .
Wooow....a giant artist and definitely one of the best in the world...excellent technic and excellent nuance as well....thanks for uploading.
Beautiful performance. Whenever I hear this piece I always have to stand in awe of the composing genius of Barrios Mangore.
Excellent ! Particulièrement l'allegro final.
The allegro exhudes the heat, brio and touching relentlessness of a Scarlatti sonata. It is a wonderful interpretation.
Barrios es único!!!
El mejor compositor para guitarra de americano!!!
Besser geht nicht. Danke vielmals.
Hi Moran. You're among my favorite classical guitarists of all time! Thank you for all of your hard work in getting to this point, for sharing your talent with all of us, and for being true to the beauty of this music! It's an absolute pleasure to listen to you! Thank you!
Moran, I will do everything in my power to spread your videos around. The fact that you only have 48 subscribers is a disgrace.
Jon S.K. 48,000 +
A stunning performance of this master 👏👏👏 and a beautiful composition by Mangore ❤
Impressive performance. It's hard to bring something new to bear on such a well-known, extensively-played piece -- and you indeed managed to do it. Congratulations.
Frankly speaking, i have not seen a guitarist faster than Mt. Moran Wasser. He is a giant virtuoso guitarist. Thanks for uploading.
This was just playing in the background while studying and at one point I actually shouted out "woooo god dayummn!" and proceeded to open the tab, like the video, and write this comment.
Wow! What a performance. Stunning!
You aré brillant playing the guitar 💞💞💞.
Thank you for this ♥️♥️♥️
So beautiful 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I’m sure your 4.65K subscribers would be amused by the previous comment. Still that is not enough for the enjoyment we obtain from your performances. Bravo!
That is by far the most impressive interpretation of the final movement I have ever heard. I do not remember any other player executing it so cleanly at this tempo. I wish it could be slightly more expressive, especially during the first figure in the low register, but still...
Mr. Wasser is a note machine. If you want more expressive, listen to Yamashita's interpretation of this piece.
@@dt6653Note machine.😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣👍♥️
I was already thinking this was an amazing performance but 5:18 onward blew my mind...amazing!
What skill and articulation. At a breakneck tempo!
Breathtaking as usual, Moran !!!
This man played the best guitar version of Bach's Chaconne.
On a 10 string guitar.
Awesome.
Beautiful.
Listen to it.
This Cathedral is VERY fast.
But very clean.
I fully agree, though it were and still is to this day an elleven string guitar, made by German luthier Dieter Müller.
That guitar has piano qualities, beautiful!
superb rendition, second to none. There is no need to bring anything 'new' to such a complete composition - just bring YOURSELF. Thank you for posting!
This is a breathtaking performance!
Holy shit! Beautiful piece and astonishing guitar playing. Simply magnificent!
Bravissimo !!!!!
Thanks, Moran, for posting this. I like your videos!
音のつぶだち、抑制された中にも、物語、がしっかり表現され素晴らしい！！！
An incredibly beautiful melody played in the most smoothest way - thank you !
מברוק. כשרון. רצינות. מוזיקליות. רגש. יש לך הכל. קדימה
Outstanding, thanks for posting!
I wasnt ready for the tempo of the third movement lmao
Me neither lol
wow, lo mismo me pasó a mí!
I meant: the same happened to me!
I wasn't ready for it, but I loved it. There are many ways to play any given piece, and sometimes a little faster than usual seems off, while a lot faster than usual opens new doors. For example, Pepe Romero's version of the Villa-Lobos Etude no. 1: Pepe plays it so much faster than usual that it acquires a shimmering quality that brings out otherwise hidden elements.
wonderful. perfect. Excellent
Nice to listen your guitar this evening, thanks and congratulation again.
Absolutely Fantastic Playing!!
This is a Beautiful Song and very Hard to Cover!!! You make it look so Easy!!! Your going on my play list.... Thank You! :)
Gwen Molfetas it’s not a song. :). Its a musical work. Songs require singers.
@@ZenGuitarStudios Come on! Don't be such a pedant: it sure sounds like a song to me.
Many fine composers use the word 'song' in their titles, to describe entirely instrumental pieces.
Furthermore, a well played instrument can be said to be 'singing', as much as any human voice and I think that is what the original comment was picking up on.p
I teach classical guitar... and hear that phrase often, and I always correct my students. It's actually funny, I wasn't angry. As I tell my students, that's akin to calling a Bach concerto a song. It's not a song. Have a good day.
@@ZenGuitarStudios you don't have to be angry to be pedantic!😁
Nick Hill it sounds as if you are angry, I get paid to be pedantic. I’m a professor of classical guitar Just trying to educate those why might not know the difference between a song and a symphony, sonata etc... peace man
Great!
Und schon wieder großartig. Danke.
Absolutely beautiful, a pleasure to anyone's ears and executed to perfection.
Well done. Excellent performance.
Bravo!!!
Unique, thank you!
well done !
My left hand has been on fire doing this. It genuinely hurrrrrrrts
Majestic!! Thanks
You sir a fine guitar player :D
닮게 연주하고픈 멋지고 아름다운 연주입니다.
3:11 Where did you get the idea of losing the top A, David Russell? It seems to work much better than the usual version.
True! Congratulations to you for having realized. Me I wouldn't by my own.
@@ricardomuniz5075 This also matches the previous part 3:04. This Andante requires taking some serious thought to balance the melodic rhythm with the bass/accompaniment rhythm. It's good for people to realize that there are quite a few "original versions" of this piece.
@@luckylicks3497 Thak you for sharing your knowledges!
Fantastico
Офигенно!
Great video and sound quality. What microphone and program are you using?
goosebumps!
wow
❤️
Брательник ты Красавчик!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful sporting achievement in the allegro. Record to beat.
Bravo!! (although the allegro is a little bit fast for me). Excelent interpretation!!!
Wonderful playing, curious to know, what was your decision making process around the tempo of the allegro?
The original Barrios recording is very quick too, not allegro as marked.
Я перед собой увидел СОБОР Вы Ангел!
That was fast!
Wow!
Hay quá !
What guitar do you play on please?
oh man.... was was that tempo in the Allegro Solemne?? my brain is still tryin' to process that....
Good friend, want to learn if this guitar is Spruce top or Cedar ?
It seems like spruce
I 0:00
II 2:07
III 3:56
브라보 ! 죽입니다!
Wondeful musicianship.
Tho' for me the allegro feels rushed. I guess I like to savor those precious notes a bit.
It sounds like piano
medalista de ouro
So much for peter parker being spider man
Felicidades Moran, eres excelso pero tengo una observación ya que has modificado algunas notas de la partitura original. Espero no lo tomes a mal solo es una observación. Viva por siempre Mangoré. Saludos!!!
Like King David plays like this
why speed music lost
Good. No need to play the allegro so fast, though
Giordano Hurtado I disagree
Mangore himself played it that way and also wrote it down in that manner. also it is like rushing water, it is about what it means and transports as a whole not about what else you have seen been made out of it. its a whirl, not necesarilly to be understood 1-1 in a classical sense as an "Allegro". but it is indeed rather that than anything else. it is a whirling flowing rush of an higher emotional ecstatic almost boundless stream. it is one further than "procession". dont you see that this, the 3 steps, is an outer aswell as inner procession ? going into a cathedral, aproaching, and accessing your inner heart. longing,contemplation, procession, dedication, love joy, ecstasy. someone could do a a visual background which is projected behind the guitarplayer on a stage. so school children would get he gist of the whole thing. essence
I agree.
De las dos maneras queda bien. Como gusto muy personal, me gusta un lento, pero tal vez sea porque así estoy habituado. Ignoro qué tempo marcó el Maestro Barrios, si es que marcó alguno, tal vez ustedes lo sepan mejor que yo.
It's not fast.
so fast.. any emotion.. this is like the terminator play an human instrument..
Faster isn't always better
yet in this case it was
Why this third part ? It's really too fast. The execution is amazing, but in fact it's not melodious !!
Solemne is waaaay too fast in my opinion. Barrios himself played this fast due to restrictions in recording technology, but today he also would have played slower, with more expressionism.
Cry
Технично, но не цепляет... Души нет в исполнении.