Back in the days when David was a student at the Royal Academy of Music I was one of his pupils - It was an enormous pleasure to sit and watch his technique even as a young man.
Very beautiful! - I love discovering new compositions like this - amazingly performed as always. Thanks to the musicians for deep emotions - also with the solidarity for the people of Ukraine, and all of humanity. Music does help, many thanks.
Excellent recording of wonderful performance. I was at the premiere, at UTDs internarional competion last March and also.ar Olga's talk the night before when she explained the influences. Altogether very satisfying.
Very beautiful piece, a lot of images of the west, the beginning is wide as the open sky. Then I might have heard some mustangs galloping wild and free. And all played by my hero mr Russell, well what else do we need. Thank you for this amazing piece!!! I love it. 🙏🙏
@@olgaamelkinaveracomposer what an honor "talk" to you Olga. Cheers from Brazil, God bless your enlightened mind... When you and David are going to perform together ?? Hope tho see that !
@@olgaamelkinaveracomposer I second with the well done, you're an inspiring, bright spark in today's classical guitar composition community, I love your compositions and can't wait for your future pieces! As corny as it may sound, I want to thank you for your music :)
Magnificent! Aside from the extraordinary dynamics of the piece itself, such wide-ranging technique! it’s the first time I think I’ve seen vibrato in classical guitar that’s lateral to the fretboard rather than parallel to it. And occasionally picking technique to achieve dynamics that seems to be emulating using a plectrum (although there was no close-up to be certain). Truly embracing everything that the guitar offers. Bravo maestro!
Olga what a beautiful composition 🙏❤🙏❤and to have Maestro Russell play it through his Dammann 🙏3 Maestro's well thank you Maestra ❤🙏❤ You could tell David loves this piece. That smile at the end is priceless
Noted that someone thought the beginning sounded Asian. It is not. Rather it is a traditional American song (o bury me not on the lone prarie) that has its origins In a Gaelic lament.
Very nice composition and interpretation! Although I wouldn't associated it with the American West if I hadn't read the explanation...well, that's not important.
Back in the days when David was a student at the Royal Academy of Music I was one of his pupils - It was an enormous pleasure to sit and watch his technique even as a young man.
Le vi Madrid hace unos días y fue espectacular. Tuvo que salir a saludar 6 o 7 veces y esta fue la última que nos regaló.
Very beautiful! - I love discovering new compositions like this - amazingly performed as always. Thanks to the musicians for deep emotions - also with the solidarity for the people of Ukraine, and all of humanity. Music does help, many thanks.
Extraordinario, te adaptas a muchos estilos.
Ese sonido que sacas de las guitarras es muy limpio.Maravilloso
I wish I could “like” this more than once. Wonderful
Excellent recording of wonderful performance. I was at the premiere, at UTDs internarional competion last March and also.ar Olga's talk the night before when she explained the influences. Altogether very satisfying.
Very beautiful piece, a lot of images of the west, the beginning is wide as the open sky. Then I might have heard some mustangs galloping wild and free. And all played by my hero mr Russell, well what else do we need. Thank you for this amazing piece!!! I love it. 🙏🙏
Dear Philippe, thank you so much for your wonderful response! You understood the piece and the images in it so well!!
Just watched Olga Amelkina-Vera present this piece last night. She used your performance as an example of the piece.
God Damn... Absolutely beautiful... Extremely well played.... A genius playing another genius composition
Thank you so much for your praise, Rafael!!😆
@@olgaamelkinaveracomposer what an honor "talk" to you Olga. Cheers from Brazil, God bless your enlightened mind... When you and David are going to perform together ?? Hope tho see that !
Wow! incredible piece, and what a performance as always THE GREAT DAVID RUSSELL. Thank's for sharing this
Thank you so much, Mario! I am so glad you enjoyed the work!
Thank you so much for sharing this with us! I was lucky enough to be at the premier. ❤️
Beautiful song, Olga!. Great playing, Master David!👏👏👏🇦🇷
Dear Julio, thank you so much!!
incredible music....
Thanks for this beautiful music :-)
Well done Olga, Russell and David! 😊😊👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼
Thank you so much, Francesco!!
@@olgaamelkinaveracomposer I second with the well done, you're an inspiring, bright spark in today's classical guitar composition community, I love your compositions and can't wait for your future pieces! As corny as it may sound, I want to thank you for your music :)
Excellent piece and performance! Congratulations Olga and David!
Thank you so much, Monsieur Glize!!
Magnificent! Aside from the extraordinary dynamics of the piece itself, such wide-ranging technique! it’s the first time I think I’ve seen vibrato in classical guitar that’s lateral to the fretboard rather than parallel to it. And occasionally picking technique to achieve dynamics that seems to be emulating using a plectrum (although there was no close-up to be certain). Truly embracing everything that the guitar offers. Bravo maestro!
Another piece that utilises this vibrato technique is Sonatina Libre by Dyens (Fuoco), but you're right - a rare sight
Daviciño. Nunca dejarás de sorprenderme. Muchas gracias por emocionarme. Un fuerte abrazo
Olga what a beautiful composition 🙏❤🙏❤and to have Maestro Russell play it through his Dammann 🙏3 Maestro's well thank you Maestra ❤🙏❤
You could tell David loves this piece. That smile at the end is priceless
Steve, thank you so much for your kind words!! I am happy to hear that you like the piece!!
Sempre Grande David Russel!!🌟
Very moving. This piece takes one to the West. Excellent piece and beautifully performed! Thank you David and thank you to Olga who composed it.
Dear Heavenly Guitar, thank you so much for your kind words!
@@olgaamelkinaveracomposer 😊
David, la perfection pour cette interprétation bravo et merci.
Superb. The tune is melodious and you have subtly executed it. Your dexterity is amazing.
Beautiful as always dear Russell!. Congrats.
Exquisite 🤠
Just awesome! Thanks, David.
Beautiful David! Really enjoyed the piece. Thank you!!!
David Russel reste mon guitariste préféré avec À.Lagoya. ...🎵♥️🎵🎶
Too good, David. too good.
Excellent prestation, bravo!
Love the tune. Masterful playing.
Superb!
Tuve la dicha de estar en el estreno de esta gran pieza en la Universidad de Texas , Dallas. Definitivamente fue un momento único y especial.🎉
AMAZING!
Absolutely incredible!
Beautiful music 🎸🎶👍
amazing maestro
The one and only Mister Russell ❤️🙏
congratulations maestro
David is perfect. Speechless
Amazing piece and beautiful performance! Wow!!!
@44Noobez thank you so much for your kind words!
Muy hermosa obra.
La interpretación, Maravillosa 👍
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Maravilhoso
Che spettacoloooooooooooo!!!!
Ya me canse de escribir que este man es excelente, no se que más decir
That’s enough! No more need be said!
Genial!! 🤟
Noted that someone thought the beginning sounded Asian. It is not. Rather it is a traditional American song (o bury me not on the lone prarie) that has its origins In a Gaelic lament.
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Fantástico😊
I like it very much .I really want to leaen classical guitar .Can I learn it from you？
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Modern music
Beautiful. The song is "Oh, Bury Me Not on the LONE Prairie," not Old Prairie!
Thank you for catching that! Will fix it.
@@olgaamelkinaveracomposer no worries! I wasn't trying to be a troll or anything I hope your music is fantastic!
@@brothercainsipareviews9751 No worries at all!! Thank you for your kind words about my music.
I've fixed it
Very nice composition and interpretation! Although I wouldn't associated it with the American West if I hadn't read the explanation...well, that's not important.
How was this recorded? beautiful tone. Im sure 99% of it is the guitar and your fingers. Listen to those overtones
That's how you play the guitar 😁
No other guitarist in the universe does what he does. The End.
Grisha goryachev is a close second I think
fuck wonderful!
When your guitar is worth more than my car 😫
Sounds Oriental in the beginning. This piece could have been called ""Asian Vista"
ᑭяỖｍｏ𝓼𝐦 😳