Mauro Giuliani - Guitar Concerto No. 1, Op. 30 (1808)
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- Mauro Giuseppe Sergio Pantaleo Giuliani (27 July 1781 - 8 May 1829) was an Italian guitarist, cellist, singer, and composer. He was a leading guitar virtuoso of the early 19th century.
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Guitar Concerto No. 1, Op. 30 (1808)
(I used two scores; the piano score for the orchestral tuttis by Anton Diabelli which is in a different key as he arranged it in a simplified version for guitar and piano. The guitar part is in original key and is from 1st print. I had no access to the original score)
1. Allegro maestoso
2. Andantino-Siciliano (9:01)
3. Allegretto-Polonaise (15:23)
Eduardo Fernández, guitar and English Chamber Orchestra conducted by
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“ Giuliani's expression and tone in guitar playing were astonishing, and a competent critic said of him: "He vocalized his adagios to a degree impossible to be imagined by those who never heard him; his melody in slow movements was no longer like the short, unavoidable staccato of the piano, requiring profusion of harmony to cover the deficient sustension of notes, but it was invested with a character, not only sustained and penetrating, but of so earnest[3] and pathetic a description as to make it appear the natural characteristic of the instrument. In a word, he made the instrument sing."
Can't believe this isn't a commonly acknowledged classic; it's fantastic.
Agreed 1000% Best guitar concerto no contest
The second movement sometimes, occasionally gets played on classic FM these days, but it is brilliant!
This is such an optimistic piece. It could always lift my spirits!
Lo estudie lo ensaye con la orquesta y el resto es una largay triste historia
Es de mucho vituosismo
Somos pocos los guitarristas que tocamos con la yema de los dedos para pulsar las cuerdas y la uña es un recurso de timbre.Segovia tocaba con layema
This is superb music, however you may define such. Please everyone, enjoy, for this is one of the most joyous works written/performed. Absolutely superb!! And fantastically played by the soloist, also. Excellent in every way!
Melting, cascading notes... IN YOUR FACE sound... eyes wide open. Giuliani was/IS so passionate, full of fervor and zeal. Headstrong leader.
Bellísimo concierto, bien interpretado. La visión del pentagrama permite reconocer los enormes obstáculos que debe superar el solista. EXCELENTE
Recuerdos de gloria ,aplausos,viajes halagos, VANIDAD DE VANIDADES,
Bravo - a wonderful concerto.
Remarkably beautiful composition !
Thank you !
I went to sleep after listening this piece and Brahms's fourth, I couldn't sleep well because both pieces were jumping around in my head
The andante of this is just amazing.
It's one relic of our tiny world!
Gracias
Fantástico concierto guitarra Nauro Giuliani.
Delightful!
Delightful - Thank you. 🙂
this concerto includes several themes that I know from Mozart, for example the second theme in the first movement resembles the Vogelfänger's second aria from the Magic Flute
Yes indeed. No way this is a coincidence, it follow the aria's outline pretty closely.
Actually that is very true. Although this concerto is beautiful and I really love it with passion, considering the time it was composed, it was nothing new. As a guitar concerto it is phenomenal, but as a composition of its era, it was repetition of all other ordinary classical music grammar and nothing really “rocking”. If the composition was release 50 years sooner, the reception would have been very different.
However, this should not stop us from enjoying this concerto. It is well written and displays Giuliani’s ability as a guitar player and guitar composer very well. It sounds awesome If it is played by a good guitarist with good orchestra. I personally like the performance with English Chamber. (I believe this recording was done by them, but I could be wrong)
It was really common at that times. All composers done, also Mozart took a lot of pieces from other composers. Nobody was against this pratice, at the opposite, they was glad to be "quoted" from others
3:56 Papageno
True timeless classic!
Hoy puedo decir sin temor alguno a equivocarme, que Eduardo Fernández ha sido a la fecha para el repertorio universal de la guitarra, el mejor guitarrista del planeta. Medido en la totalidad de los parámetros guitarrísticos- musicales!
Nice to see the tablature for the entire guitar concerto with chamber orchestra. Rare to say the least. Someone's take pains with this recording. Bright & crisp.
😍
Guitar is awesome and Giuliani was like motzart and others he was god of guitar
Thanks once again, Master.PageTurner Bartje Bartsman
Lately you've been hard.at.work on your love,
The Muse, Venus, Sa'rasvati' who plays her lute in her lotuspond
in the cool evening of a hot summer's day.
And her playing is heard here in the hands of Eduardo Fernández
You find something almost every day that this octogenarian has not heard
and sometimes even heard.of.
Thank you so much. xØx jd
Oh, it was Terz Guitar! Today, I learned.
LA RIQUEZA QUE HAY EN MICORAZON DESDE QUE LO ENCONTRE,ES YSERA JESUS EL GRAN AMOR DE MI VIDA, NO LO CAMBIARIA ES TODO PARA MI VIVO POR PSARA Y POR EL,EL AMOR Y LA PAZ ME DIO ME HIZO SU ESCLAVA DE AMOR.
Great
Are you related?
the score is in c major... but why the performance is in a major?
Because it was composed for the terz guitar, the smaller version of guitar tuned minor third higher than a regular guitar (g' - d' - a# - f - c - G). Giuliani used the terz guitar because of its more brilliant sound which was seemed to work better when playing with an orchestra. For practical reasons the guitar score is written minor third lower, so the player doesn't need to transpose or think of other notes when playing open strings (imagine that a piece for piano would be written in certain key, but you would have to play it minor third lower). So actually it's quite a blunder that nowadays all guitarists who play this concerto on the modern guitar sound a minor third lower then when Giuliani performed it himself.
who has the bar numbers of the guitar for the 1s movement (orchestra version)?
0:42 Oh shit
Super Mozart work¡
Not Mozart. It is a composition by late 1700s-early 1800s guitar virtuoso, Mauro Giuliani.
😅Everyone Good Job!!
Can I reupload it at Bilibili?
(I don't think that credit has to be specified, u hv made into the video this time:P)
Share anything you want. Thats what the videos are for.
why is the score in a different key?
3:55 Papageno is you?
Beethoven admired him
Mauro Julianni is immortal .
Marcio Jumanji is legendary .
marco julius is eternal.
15:23 - III. Polonaise
Could you upload giuliani's 3rd concerto?
English Chamber Orchestra conducted by ....................BY ?? :)
Was the score totally off??
What do you mean? Did I have to edit it? Yes, Fernandez played an abbreviated version, but mainly orchestral tuttis were shortened.
Bartje Bartmans it doesn’t sound like what’s on the score. The beginning you clearly hear an A but on the score it’s a C
Oh yes, I should add that the piano part (orchestral tuttis) is by Anton Diabelli he transcribed it to another key (simplified) from original. The guitar part is in correct key. Thus I knitted two different scores together as I have no access to a complete score.
@@bartjebartmans Diabelli's edition was for Piano and Terz guitar. Terz guitar is a transposing instrument. It is tuned minor third higher. Hence, playing A will produce C note. That is why the piano part was written in C. Diabelli's edition includes many changes in guitar part as well.
Terz guitar was very popular at Giuliani's time. Terz guitar was used in duet and other ensemble settings a lot. In fact, Giuliani's third concerto was written for Terz guitar.
where can i find guitar tabs?
Faltaban horas al dia parapreparar repertorio u hacer labor de difucion y docente jordana ultra time 3 hijos en etapa de formacion ,NO CONOCIA A DIOS.