Francisco Tárrega's "Mazurka (en sol)" by Pepe Romero on an 1883 Antonio de Torres (ex F. Tárrega)
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2021
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Guitar: 1883 Antonio de Torres, SE49 SP/MP (ex Francisco Tárrega) (www.guitarsalon.com/product/a...)
Here's Pepe Romero performing "Mazurka (en sol)" by Francisco Tárrega on the composers second Antonio de Torres guitar - this one made in 1883, numbered SE49, made with spruce top and maple back and sides. Recorded at the Guitar Salon International showroom in Santa Monica, CA.
Pepe Romero "Vintage & Flamenco" light tension strings (www.guitarsalon.com/product/p...) were used on this guitar for this recording.
Huge thanks to the folks at Apogee Electronics (ApogeeDigital.com) for the use of their Ensemble interface in these recordings.
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Only when Pepe plays a Nineteenth century Torres it's the closest we get to hearing Tarrega himself play live.
So true 👍
Check Carles Trepat, Torres guitar,Gut and Silk, and short nails (he was Pujol's student, Tarrega's disciple)
@@80shardrockRules thank you for this...I'm always looking for more masters to study and anyone from the actual lineage of Tarrega's tutelage is pricless.
Amazing tone from a perfect trio.
Pepe + Tarrega + Torres= pure magic
The way he makes the guitar sing... I literally get chills every time
I have never heard Tarrega played with such patience and love, magnificent, nice guitar too
That guitar has such a wonderful voice and resonance. And Pepe Romero's playing makes it even better.
Love from India
The tenderness and dignity in this performance are sublime.
Rubato rules classical guitar. How beautifully expressive Pepe's rendition is, and how mundane is the piece played strictly according to the score.....
......this is a masterclass on why we need to bring the music into our souls before we send it back out. It's nice to play from the sheet, but sublime to play from the heart.
I disagree. I find rubato stressful to listen to. I refuse to do it
@@andrewpegman4284 music is a subjective experience
@@davepowell7168 yes, but guitarists do rubato because they can’t get to notes on time. Pianists rarely use it. Btw I sat all the guitar exams and that mazurka was one of my pieces, but I changed to piano because it’s just much better (half joke) 😝
@@andrewpegman7959 l understand why the spaces in between the notes are important.
I can sit in silence and listen to those.
Guitarists use rubato, not 'do' it..
I hope you do well on a keyboard instrument
@@davepowell7168 thanks, it’s a Yamaha U3. I still think rubato is unattractive and not all guitarists do it. Segovia, my favourite, did it a bit, but Pepe Romero overdoes it. It causes me anxiety when he plays because I’m waiting for the note and it’s not happening!
Appreciate the slower tempo than most other interpretations on RUclips. Nice focus on notes.
Pepe told us when he was here that he wanted to perform in a style that Tarrega would appreciate if he could hear this performance. Pepe remembers as a kid growing up around several of Tarrega's pupils - Daniel Fortea, Josefina Robledo, etc and tried to play as he remembered their performances of these pieces. Pretty cool - we think this is about as close to Tarrega as anyone can get! Thanks for the comment!
@@Guitarsalon Great clarifications indeed! Keep up the good work guys.
Julian Bream also plays Spanish pieces at a slower tempo. They sound better at this pace. You can almost see the rich and mellifluous overtones and undertones of the sustained notes floating around together and recombining inside the sound hole.
Pepe Romero, la storia della chitarra! (Bellissimo il suono dello strumento)
Qué hermosa interpretación del maestro Francisco Tárrega. ❤
a true gentleman this Pepe Romero! and the guitar is just beautiful!
Fantastic, I just wonder how this would sound with gut strings! even more beautiful
Just pure soul, listening to Maestro Pepe’s soulful touch
Can we get Pepe Sr to record a new album on that guitar please? 😅🙏
Well played Señor Romero, bravo 👏! Such an authentic sound. I'm happy the string brand was also listed in the description this time, they're a wonderful compliment to this de Torres masterpiece. 😎
Los famosos ligados de Tárrega😃.
Pepe, my heart is trembling ween I hear you. You are like Segovia, one of the greatist gitarists on earth. Thank you! Alexander.Cotignac.
hay algo en el sonido de Pepe Romero, es la dulzura, la belleza del sonido, su vibrato, su guitarra Torres, se escuchan los movimientos de los dedos, de los trastes que le dan una magia maravillosa. creo que asi sonaria el mismo Francisco Tarrega. hay guitarristas mas virtuosos, mas rapidos, no fallan una nota, tan precisos, pero el Maestro Pepe Romero es especial. cierras los ojos y su maravillosa interpretacion te llega al alma.
Pepe Romero está tocando cada dia melhor e o violão de Torres está soando cada dia melhor. Que som bonito, muito melhor que os novos!
Muy bien, sonoro y vibrante. Y en guitarra extraña...
Me tengo que aprender esa Mazurka
Qui lei è il numero 1 vivente della chitarra classica moderna
Sublime...!!
Esta presentación transporta ... Tarrega-Torres, Torres- Tarrega y en medio un excelente ejecutante como Pepe Romero. Gracias por tanta belleza.
La música de América Latina viene de estos sonidos. Bellísimo!
Sublime. Gracias Maestro Pepe
It's so wonderful... thank you so much 🙏❤️✨
Unique and beautiful piece played superbly with love and character. Bravo maestro.
Why won’t RUclips let me give more than one like!?
Aplausos Maestro!!!! Ud expresa el alma cuando toca
que bueno que es el querido pepe romerito
¡Maravilloso, Maestro!
Wow, lo ví cuando vino a Colombia, que grato recuerdo, lo ví en mi cumpleaños, nunca voy a olvidar que tocó una de mis obras favoritas, que ya no me acuerdo ni cual fue, creo que un tango, pero no se si el de Ronald Dynes, o por una cabeza, el caso es que lo disfruté muchísimo, está viejón ya el maestro, que respeto le tengo
This is such a warm sounding guitar
Sorry but I have to agree and disagree. The piece and the master guitarist play a huge role on that. But i do have to agree that the guitar does have a sweet and dark sound
@@joaomendes3907 Of course! You're entirely correct
Hermosa interpretación!
Incredible Torres tone and a masterful performance from Romero to match! Thanks for uploading 😌
Bravo
Pepe, legendo najveća
Bravooo 🍀 🍀🍀🍀🍀
Živio mi 💯godina
Pepe
Rafael
Yamandu
Sergej Orehov
Vadim i Sergej Kolpakov
Moji doživotni najveći majstori
🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🎸🍀
Beautiful.
Beautiful tone and interpretation! Maestro!
E' un sogno! Complimenti!!!!!👍!!!
Beautiful
Maravilha! Maravilha!lindo! Lindo!
El Maestro 🔥🔥🔥👌
Such a beautiful tune, it's very meditative :) nicely played
I love hearing music l don't want to learn. Superb technique 👌
Hermoso
The Universe was in perfect harmony for a few minutes there.
Are you deaf, or what?
Lindo, parabéns.
Bravo !
bravo!
Wow so good
Wonderful
Wowwww!!!
Has there ever been a more appropriate situation than that guitar perched on that lap?
Brilliant performance. It's best sound in headphone. Thank. 🙂 Tarrega🤍
Today I back here!
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28.8.22
TOP !
listening 3-4 times in a row
Спасибо мастер
True genius. At this level, superlatives are completely unnecessary.
♥️🎵
Boy do i wish my Guitar sounded like this.
a little slice of heaven.
The holy Trinity:
Tarrega - Torres - Romero 🤗
Sounds like another version of Grand Vals. I wonder how many more did Tarrega write, I think this is the fourth one I have heard.
Chitarra n.1 , Chitarrista n.1
How does Mazurka (en sol) differ from Sueno (Mazurka in C)?
How often did Torres use maple in his guitars?
Segovia, as you?
What's the price of this guitar?
Geeezus, Pepe owns many guitars, and surely a Torres or two... Can't he play his own???
Pepe came in and recored on all 3 of Tarrega's Torres guitars! And he brought some of his, and recorded on those as well. We'll be releasing these little by little! Thanks for watching!
This is GSI, they get known and soon to be known Classical guitarist to play their guitars that they're selling. They were very lucky to have Maestro Romero play for them-us. Thank you GSI.
@@Guitarsalon thank you GSI. Thank you Pepe!
I say to let Grisha take a Torres around the block a few times!!!
I believe the purpose of the video is to demonstrate the qualities of this instrument for Guitar Salon's benefit. Maestro Pepe does both, demonstrate and bring music to the fore.
Such a nice tone. Something about Torres, M Ramirez, Santos, Hauser Sr; that’s when guitar sound peaked. Sounds like they’ve been getting worse ever since
Though technique was always at the forefront of every classical guitarists' mind, the great players of back then only made you think of technique after the fact. Self expression and playing something meaningful always came first, and with modern guitarists i feel that they put technique first and songwriting second. I couldn't agree more with your sentiment.
E basta
Is guitar made in china ?
@Konstantin Ridaya china make the best guitars.
🤣
@@ninhhuynh6078 pepe romero took guitar lessons from a chinese guitar teacher, the world 's best classical guitar players are chinese !
@@JoUtan01 Actually, most of the masters of guitar are in Spain, the place that guitar has born and developed. But we have a lot of virtuosos on China, too.
@@JoUtan01 and the best luthiers are spanish, or brazilian luthiers. Because of the tradicional schools of guitar in those countrys.
Mmm....this is overdoing the rubato quite a bit, sounds rather disjointed and lacks fluidity...
I didn’t wanna spoil the party but I felt the same