I've had the great pleasure and honour to welcome Enno Voorhorst to our little chapel in Velp (province of Noord-Brabant, Netherlands) for a guitar recital some years ago. He is one of the kindest men I've ever met. Of course the recital was a complete success, and he played the Händel Chaconne too. What more could anyone wish for? Thank you again Mr. Voorhorst, all the best to you.
Enno Voorhorst, by far one of my favorite classical guitarists and definitely one of the best in the world. I fell in love with his expressive, dynamic, crisp playing style the first time I heard him playing his own Bach transcriptions years ago. His arrangements and renditions are always stunning, beautifully articulated, and completely unfettered by any technical limitation.
I couldnt hold my tears past the minute, in this modern world we give culture for granted, the truth is, best of what humanity could achieve with a caring passion of dedication and perseverance: is this. Art. At its finest results.
This is truly wonderful playing. Also, anyone who doubts that Ramirez are still among the greatest guitars in the world should listen to this performance. It is exquisite.
When I first heard this, my first thoughts were “How poetic and utterly relaxed!” I still feel that. But then I realized how much is due to his work as arranger, making clearer distinctions between melody and accompaniment, changing a lot of the phrasing, and considerably altering the end to remove all the keyboard bravura and replacing it by the lovely reminiscence of the quiet opening.
I don’t have words to express my most deepest feelings when I hear this incredible work. I hardly can hear without tears in my eyes . Marvelous arrangement, thank you
I've been playing the guitar for about 14 years, and I've seen many great guitarists, but the cleanness and accuracy merged with a touch of classical soul in this wonderful piece is just on another league! RUclips's algorithm gives me satisfaction, sometimes!
There's a reason there are like no videos of people playing Chaconnes under the age of like 40, it takes years and years of practice to do something like this
@Barristan Selmy This is an extremely difficult piece to play solo right through without a mistake for even the best guitarists. Live concerts do not exact the same virtuosity as recordings, in that recordings are unforgiving and it's possible this one may been edited. Listen carefully to the recording quality (different from expressive tone) before 3:10 and after, and then same at 4:19. It suggests to me the section between 3:10 and 4:19 was added sometime after the rest of the piece was recorded with slightly different recording parameters. Nonetheless, Enno's expression, delivery and virtuosity are absolutely amazing, doing great justice to this genius of a work by Handel.
With this playing the definite version has been presented here! Simply great and not only in technical aspect! The different lines in this piece are played so clear that an analysis of this piece for students should start here.
When I heard this Händel masterpiece, long, long time ago, with Ida Presti & Alexander Lagoya, I've listening very often. To play it in a solo guitar is probably one of the most difficult works. Enno did an incredible performance like nobody else. He plays Bach´s Ciaccona in perfect way too.
I made my earlier remark before completing to listen to the entire piece. I just finished it, and you are one of the most musical players I've ever heard. You make Handel sound like Scriabin. Simply the best!!
Masterful and magnificent in every respect. Both the arrangement and performance are impressive. The ornamentation is exemplary. This makes no apology to the harpsichord.
The trills are like optical/audio illusions. RUclips is the veins to which I can feel the blood of the world beating in my heart. Getting to hear and see all these great minds sending their electrical creations from the fingertips to my ears and into my memories is reason to live a thousand years. I've a new neural network with a no vacancy sign for the storage of this piece! Excellent and thank you!
I'm only 20 seconds in deciding to type this out to already tell you that you've knocked my socks off with this absolutely sublime playing. Not every day you see someone with this much skill on a guitar, bravo to you!! Nailed it from a musical point of view as well, using extremely good technique only when required and not overdoing the piece in any parts at all, well done again
Gitarrespiel in höchster Vollendung!!! Chapeau und Kniefall vor diesem großen Künstler! Unfassbar grandiose Technik, blitzsauber, intelligent und gefühlvoll interpretiert mit einem Traumklang!!!!
_Oh my great stars! Enno plays a 1961 Jose Ramirez! My Ramirez was a 1965 I picked up in Los Angeles for less than $300.00 around 1968!_ _I hope one day that GOD will give me back the best things in my life that were destroyed or lost! GOD bless Enno _*_BEAUTIFUL!_* 😇
Wow, you are so good, and one of the best guitarists I've ever heard. Very musical and you have some mad skills and technique. Your attacks and releases are so exact and beautiful. Awesome tone too. You truly have the gift . . . .
Linda interpretação, quando ouvi, mandei imediatamente um e mail para o Eno Voosrhorst, perguntando como adquirir uma cópia do seu arranjo, para minha surpresa ele me mandou uma cópia, de seu uso pessoal, grande camarada, sou muito agradecido!
@@barristanselmy2758 Interesting that Segovia always pops up in the "who's best" discussions. He was first, in modern times. Though had Ida Presti been a man she would have been more famous than S. I could easily count 100 guitarists "better" than S, playing more even, with a more developed tone and last but not least with a broader take on music. Take Zoran Dukic as an example, Segovia couldn't hold a candle to him in any sense but being first. Enno Voorst could be one of my 100 guitarists, he plays the Chaconne here well enough anyway.
@@simonshusse In 1968 when I was first learning guitar on KQED Tv Los Angeles with Fredrick Noad , there were really not that many masters around! I always divide the musicians from the players.........I was a Segovia copy cat! 😁
The chachone is one of my favorite forms, ever so deep and rich, it’s melancholy tones into the soul. I’ve never heard nor heard of this price by GF Brahms, but I really like it. Thank you so very much for sharing it and you play , perform, it so well and with loads of feeling. Again, thank you. Keep on, progress, proceed. Dale Clifton Olmstead
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I've had the great pleasure and honour to welcome Enno Voorhorst to our little chapel in Velp (province of Noord-Brabant, Netherlands) for a guitar recital some years ago. He is one of the kindest men I've ever met. Of course the recital was a complete success, and he played the Händel Chaconne too. What more could anyone wish for? Thank you again Mr. Voorhorst, all the best to you.
This video is the most under rated video on you tube. How this doesnt have 200million views is beyond my comprehesion of understanding.
I cannot imagine how anyone could possibly get closer to what the composer had in mind - in all likelihood. This sounds so logical and natural.
I’ve watched this at least 30 times ..And it’s remarkable! Sublime ..This will never get old ~Bravo
Me too.. Almost 50 times by now
@@alexandreluizalves Me too, I'm addicted to this version.
Me too it gets better every time
Enno Voorhorst, by far one of my favorite classical guitarists and definitely one of the best in the world. I fell in love with his expressive, dynamic, crisp playing style the first time I heard him playing his own Bach transcriptions years ago. His arrangements and renditions are always stunning, beautifully articulated, and completely unfettered by any technical limitation.
I couldnt hold my tears past the minute, in this modern world we give culture for granted, the truth is, best of what humanity could achieve with a caring passion of dedication and perseverance: is this. Art. At its finest results.
This is truly wonderful playing. Also, anyone who doubts that Ramirez are still among the greatest guitars in the world should listen to this performance. It is exquisite.
When I first heard this, my first thoughts were “How poetic and utterly relaxed!” I still feel that. But then I realized how much is due to his work as arranger, making clearer distinctions between melody and accompaniment, changing a lot of the phrasing, and considerably altering the end to remove all the keyboard bravura and replacing it by the lovely reminiscence of the quiet opening.
Magnifique musique servie par un très grand interprète! Un pur joyau! Bravissimoooo!!!
This is the stuff heaven is made of. Thank you for this outworldly gift.
Ohh Handel would absolutely love this. Virtuoso master.
I don’t have words to express my most deepest feelings when I hear this incredible work. I hardly can hear without tears in my eyes . Marvelous arrangement, thank you
I've been playing the guitar for about 14 years, and I've seen many great guitarists, but the cleanness and accuracy merged with a touch of classical soul in this wonderful piece is just on another league! RUclips's algorithm gives me satisfaction, sometimes!
My favorite classical guitar video of all time.
Handel would be glad to hear this!
Sure!
I agree! I have a feeling Handel would definitely approve of this performance!
I have a funny feeling that Handel would absolutely approve of this.
Just how in the hell did this man complete this entire Chaconne without making a single mistake. What have i just witnessed. What is happening?
There's a reason there are like no videos of people playing Chaconnes under the age of like 40, it takes years and years of practice to do something like this
@Barristan Selmy
This is an extremely difficult piece to play solo right through without a mistake for even the best guitarists. Live concerts do not exact the same virtuosity as recordings, in that recordings are unforgiving and it's possible this one may been edited. Listen carefully to the recording quality (different from expressive tone) before 3:10 and after, and then same at 4:19. It suggests to me the section between 3:10 and 4:19 was added sometime after the rest of the piece was recorded with slightly different recording parameters. Nonetheless, Enno's expression, delivery and virtuosity are absolutely amazing, doing great justice to this genius of a work by Handel.
@@stickfijibugs Yes, I think you are correct.
He and David Russell...
@@PacdemonStudios1 your comment makes me feel good. but i bet leonora spangenberger could nail this if she wanted to lol
Truly remarkable a great work of Händel's genius superbly interpreted, a big thank you for sharing
A marvel a thousand bravos.
Quando ascolto questo brano ho un senso di gioia e di commozione. Grazie Maestro Enno Voorhorst.
Realmente, este arreglo y esta versión... yo me atrevo a decir que es insuperable...
This is probably one of the standards of sound of Baroque music.
Perfectly!
Thank you.
With this playing the definite version has been presented here! Simply great and not only in technical aspect!
The different lines in this piece are played so clear that an analysis of this piece for students should start here.
Una gran obra; magistral interpretación. Sublime!!! Un don de Dios con que uno nace.
Great performance on a José Ramirez-guitar. Thank you Enno!
Enno, just simply the very best, absolutely stunning, what an amazing performance - thank you.
This Is pure Gold!. Classical guitar is lovely
Grazie Maestro. La vostra interpretazione mi commuove
¡Gracias por una interpretacion tan delicada y emotiva, dotada de una delicadisima diferenciacion de las voces y adornos tan perfectamente logrados!
What a great sound.
When I heard this Händel masterpiece, long, long time ago, with Ida Presti & Alexander Lagoya, I've listening very often. To play it in a solo guitar is probably one of the most difficult works. Enno did an incredible performance like nobody else.
He plays Bach´s Ciaccona in perfect way too.
Master performance
Musique magnifique, interprétation magnifique, artiste magnifique!!! Merci
A emoção que sinto ao escutar uma obra como esta não dá para descrever! Parabéns pela execução e obrigada!
Thank you for posting this. Wonderful. I feel terrible today, listening to this music gives me great comfort.
What a wonderful piece - and what a FANTASTIC player. Wow.... Thank you RUclips
I made my earlier remark before completing to listen to the entire piece. I just finished it, and you are one of the most musical players I've ever heard. You make Handel sound like Scriabin. Simply the best!!
Masterful and magnificent in every respect. Both the arrangement and performance are impressive. The ornamentation is exemplary. This makes no apology to the harpsichord.
Beautiful. Full rich sound. Thank you.
The trills are like optical/audio illusions. RUclips is the veins to which I can feel the blood of the world beating in my heart. Getting to hear and see all these great minds sending their electrical creations from the fingertips to my ears and into my memories is reason to live a thousand years. I've a new neural network with a no vacancy sign for the storage of this piece! Excellent and thank you!
beautiful color tones and wonderful in every way
I was stunned amazed! Outstanding!
Grande Maestro que deleite de musica y ejecucion .
Bravo.Bravooo
Handel's memory lives on. In the greatest way imaginable.
heel veel dank Enno Voorhorst, ik ben hier blij mee !
Extremely beautiful - many thnx for posting!!!
Simply wonderful. Thank you, maestro.
I'm only 20 seconds in deciding to type this out to already tell you that you've knocked my socks off with this absolutely sublime playing. Not every day you see someone with this much skill on a guitar, bravo to you!! Nailed it from a musical point of view as well, using extremely good technique only when required and not overdoing the piece in any parts at all, well done again
Wonderful! Thanks for taking me a ride to heaven!
Truely beautiful, both in interpretation and playing. Thank you for posting this.
Have just stumbled upon this unexpected wonder. What a joy! Thank you very much.
wat een werk.... geweldig! Hoe heerlijk moet het zijn zoiets in hoofd en vingers te hebben.
Beautiful playing and these trillls... amazing. A musical feast! I believe Handel would have been amazed too! Great Ramirez sound.
The best classical guitar playing I’ve ever seen …all from memory is absolutely insane
This chaconne is so amazing!!!! I love Händel
How wonderful this guitar sounds, like a piano
meglio di un pianoforte!
Peça magistral, com interpretação riquíssima!
Your guitar playing is perfect, such a pleasure to listen to you. Thank you for posting this.
completely perfect and beautiful.
Gitarrespiel in höchster Vollendung!!! Chapeau und Kniefall vor diesem großen Künstler! Unfassbar grandiose Technik, blitzsauber, intelligent und gefühlvoll interpretiert mit einem Traumklang!!!!
absolument superbe ! à tous points de vue! son,phrasé,technique,articulation, tempo,dynamique,compréhension du texte, transcription!, etc...BRAVO!!!!!
10,000 views 150 likes 0 dislikes. Now that's what i'm talking about.
I always return to this video this playing is so delicate
Bravissimo~!! I'm profoundly moved from your performance. Thank you very much about your excellent performance.
One of the most beautiful pieces of music I have ever heard. Thank you for sharing.
thanks for this epic picture of sound! iam very happy now
Уводит в свой прекрасный и гармоничный мир. Мастер, волшебник! Сказочно красиво!
Un gran Maestro de la guitarra. Bravo!!!
Wow!! It's very beutiful play!!!
Beautiful!
A great performance ... thank you ... !!!
É de arrepiar! Muito bonito a peça e a interpretação do maestro. Um mago no violão! Like e + 1 inscrito.
힘들 때마다 들었습니다. 너무 소중한 영상이에요.
Thank you! I enjoyed this very much!!
My favorite guitarist ever
fantastic!
A masterful performance.
My heart is gladdened by the meteoric rise of classical guitar's popularity and it level of proficiency and achievement.
_Oh my great stars! Enno plays a 1961 Jose Ramirez! My Ramirez was a 1965 I picked up in Los Angeles for less than $300.00 around 1968!_
_I hope one day that GOD will give me back the best things in my life that were destroyed or lost! GOD bless Enno _*_BEAUTIFUL!_* 😇
Wow, you are so good, and one of the best guitarists I've ever heard. Very musical and you have some mad skills and technique. Your attacks and releases are so exact and beautiful. Awesome tone too. You truly have the gift . . . .
Wow! Absolutely gorgeous sound
bellissima trascrizione. Emozione pura!
Brilliant!!!❤Bravissimo!
Thank you for that, it is an amazing transcription and performance.
Maravillosa Interpretación Maestro
I've never even heard this piece until now, and I would say it's absolutely perfect.... I wonder has anyone played this piece before they turned 40...
wonderful !!!!
Ofattbart vackert! ❤🙏
Grande Maestro de Maestro
bravoo.
un grande artista , eccelso interprete della musica barocca; pare, con lui, di entrare nel '700. Bravo!!!
Prachtige interpretatie van prachtige muziek!
Gracias!!! Parecia imposible lograr una version tan magistral de esta obra de Haendel. Felicitasiones.
Linda interpretação, quando ouvi, mandei imediatamente um e mail para o Eno Voosrhorst, perguntando como adquirir uma cópia do seu arranjo, para minha surpresa ele me mandou uma cópia, de seu uso pessoal, grande camarada, sou muito agradecido!
He looks like Beethoven. Fantastic flawless playing! Love it!
i listen to this every year
Grazie Maestro , la sua arte è immensa ❣👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Brilliant playing.
Superbe!
Merci Mr !!
Best classical guitar player ever (and I mean ever) on the Tube along with Dylla.
Yeah. I think you're forgetting the Master. A one Mr. Andreas Segovia. :0 :)
Bream for me
@@barristanselmy2758 Interesting that Segovia always pops up in the "who's best" discussions. He was first, in modern times. Though had Ida Presti been a man she would have been more famous than S. I could easily count 100 guitarists "better" than S, playing more even, with a more developed tone and last but not least with a broader take on music. Take Zoran Dukic as an example, Segovia couldn't hold a candle to him in any sense but being first. Enno Voorst could be one of my 100 guitarists, he plays the Chaconne here well enough anyway.
@@tomvl3993
I'll raise you a John Williams! 😁
@@simonshusse
In 1968 when I was first learning guitar on KQED Tv Los Angeles with Fredrick Noad , there were really not that many masters around!
I always divide the musicians from the players.........I was a Segovia copy cat! 😁
The dynamic balance of the pitches is so fine.
The chachone is one of my favorite forms, ever so deep and rich, it’s melancholy tones into the soul. I’ve never heard nor heard of this price by GF Brahms, but I really like it. Thank you so very much for sharing it and you play , perform, it so well and with loads of feeling. Again, thank you. Keep on, progress, proceed.
Dale Clifton Olmstead
gorgeous!! Stunning!!