Supremely played of course. Bream was unsurpassed, especially in terms of tone colour and passion. I had the pleasure of seeing him live several times during the 70's and 80's.
Excatly. He was such a special musician, an improviser, Jazz player, and his interpretations of compositions from Dowland to Contemporary are unbeatable. A real artist!
I have written like this before, but this video is what makes RUclips so great. Here i am on a random monday, listening to this, out of the blue......effing fantastic....
It's a testament to Bream's greatness that he inspired many composers to write such great music such as these bagatelles and,in a way, Bream 'wrote' the pieces as well because the composers 'heard' Bream in their heads when they composed.And he had such great taste in composers! I like John Williams and David Russell etc. but isn't it interesting that the new original pieces written for those two outstanding guitarists aren't even in the same class as the pieces written for Bream.That's what was so unique about Bream.
they wouldn't exist without him not just because he commissioned them but because he inspired them - they were composed with his unique 'sound' in mind.
Bream was great. Can anyone tell me? : why he didn't receive knighthood? This is just crazy! Punk rock stars receive them, or did someone in charge drink too much coffee?
He most certainly should have recieved a knighthood..In fact it is disgraceful that he did not, he brought the Spanish Classical GUITAR to the Concert Halls across the world in the very finest way, the first Englishman to do that.
I always remember thinking in high-school : "Did Bream really feel passionate about these strange, incoherent compositions? Or was he just being polite to his composer friend?" I thought of the Bagatelles earlier today, and decided to give them another shot. I'm ashamed to say that, honestly, they are still not my cup of tea -- but excellent work by Bream, as always. I didn't pursue music as a career, so I probably have "tiny brain" on this one.
number 1 (not on this video) is a tough listen, but it's playful, at least. Number 2 (the first on this video) has moments of beauty and surprise. It's fun to play. Number three gets me inside! I adore number 3. Number 4 and 5 I don't know well enough to comment yet... But music is subjective. One person likes what another hates, etc.
Never doubt William Walton! Five Bagatelles are by far one of the best( if not the…) guitar compositions of the XX century… and Bream a dream in performance!
Supremely played of course. Bream was unsurpassed, especially in terms of tone colour and passion. I had the pleasure of seeing him live several times during the 70's and 80's.
I believr in god again.
The Master! No one else comes close.
Oh yes they do. ruclips.net/video/EQo_gqLKcNY/видео.html&ab_channel=CarlosJuanBusquiel%2Cluthier
TRUE!!!
Completely agree.
Excatly. He was such a special musician, an improviser, Jazz player, and his interpretations of compositions from Dowland to Contemporary are unbeatable. A real artist!
I have written like this before, but this video is what makes RUclips so great. Here i am on a random monday, listening to this, out of the blue......effing fantastic....
So much feeling. Probably the most feeling.
@John Calder You are correct in that I don't give a damn. Your comment has nothing to do with the video.
@@stuie46 ?
@@DenianArcoleo i originally replied to someone else but it appears they've removed their comment
It's a testament to Bream's greatness that he inspired many composers to write such great music such as these bagatelles and,in a way, Bream 'wrote' the pieces as well because the composers 'heard' Bream in their heads when they composed.And he had such great taste in composers!
I like John Williams and David Russell etc. but isn't it interesting that the new original pieces written for those two outstanding guitarists aren't even in the same class as the pieces written for Bream.That's what was so unique about Bream.
Er war unfassbar. Ich zehre seit 60 Jahren von ihm!
Er war ein großer Künstler in einem Heer von Sportlern, Nähmaschinengitarristen oder Stümpern.
@@thorstentopp3824 Genau - nach dem Motto: Alles Schlampen ausser Mutti. Aber mach dir bloss nicht ins Hemd deswegen. 😀
A long time since hearing Julian play this astoundingly beautiful music. What more could we have asked of him, Brilliance !!!
Thanks for posting. I loved this music when Bream's "1970s" album was new. I never thought I would be able to see him play it.
These were written for him by Walton. Bream’s connection to these pieces can be heard and felt.
they wouldn't exist without him not just because he commissioned them but because he inspired them - they were composed with his unique 'sound' in mind.
@@pierrelangedoc5292shvt up idi0t
no nonsense sublime, perfectly formed, haunting
Amazing musician, amazing sound.
Will surely be missed...
Never be another like him
Impressive, never thought someone would make a compilation of these bagatelles. Good job!
I love him he,s so cute.what a. Player.what an artist man ,music man.that is .
Truly a legend.
You know that the world goes very wromg when you find people that can not appreciate things like this...
I love these pieces! Such as drei tentos. Thanks for sharing.
A supreme artist !
wonderfully played!
I deeply miss the wondrous Bagatelle 1 here...
Magic.
Just loving the Walton’s amazing Bagatelle
So beautiful
RIP❤ miss him!
Ok i believe in god again
Mesmerizing… ❤
Wow the way he uses the bridge and Saddle pickups just kidding 😅/ positions for different types of attack is amazing
8:18 at x2 speed is 😅amazing
Yes indeed George! It's sort of his signature move to do that back in time. Very effective in a way and can create big contrast!
Hola maestro Julian.
Máster 💐
Radiohead for classical guitar
Still the best
Jajaja
And bagatelle no V.
There isn’t a record of this session for the first bagatelle?
3:33 ironically when the 3rd movement begins.
Crazy
Bream was great.
Can anyone tell me? : why he didn't receive knighthood?
This is just crazy! Punk rock stars receive them, or did someone in charge drink too much coffee?
RIGHT?!
He most certainly should have recieved a knighthood..In fact it is disgraceful that he did not, he brought the Spanish Classical GUITAR to the Concert Halls across the world in the very finest way, the first Englishman to do that.
I always remember thinking in high-school : "Did Bream really feel passionate about these strange, incoherent compositions? Or was he just being polite to his composer friend?"
I thought of the Bagatelles earlier today, and decided to give them another shot.
I'm ashamed to say that, honestly, they are still not my cup of tea -- but excellent work by Bream, as always.
I didn't pursue music as a career, so I probably have "tiny brain" on this one.
number 1 (not on this video) is a tough listen, but it's playful, at least. Number 2 (the first on this video) has moments of beauty and surprise. It's fun to play. Number three gets me inside! I adore number 3. Number 4 and 5 I don't know well enough to comment yet... But music is subjective. One person likes what another hates, etc.
@@tomvl3993 the third one is electric
Never doubt William Walton! Five Bagatelles are by far one of the best( if not the…) guitar compositions of the XX century… and Bream a dream in performance!
@@antonio_rioseco well said. they are exciting pieces! Put on headphones listen to JB own these pieces and dream of writing something so moving!
@@antonio_rioseco It is a tough world, Maestro Rioseco, too much people with a rock in their ears, brain, heart...
Always hard to like these pieces.
Try playing them and you'll have a different perspective to look at them!
Incredibly easy for my brother and me... a "To each his own world." We come from a jazz background, so altered chords are the meat and potatoes....
I find them incredibly easy to like. They are magnificent.