Andrés Segovia "Prelude For Lute In C Minor, BWV 999 - Arr. For Guitar" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Andrés Segovia "Prelude For Lute In C Minor, BWV 999 - Arr. For Guitar" on The Ed Sullivan Show, March 25, 1956 . Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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Andrés Segovia an extraordinary guitarist, in a league of himself, introduced by the legendary Ed Sullivan who always presented the best of the bests in his great television program.
Andre was great, of course.
But if you think there weren’t players who blew him away you haven’t been paying attention.
Go listen to the flamenco masters, Andre had none of the fire in his playing.
It’s not flamenco music bandito
@@sholland42thank you for you highly qualified opinion .
Sadly, many don't understand why this man's playing was so mind blowing on occasion. You have to try it for yourself and even getting to a place where you might try requires so much time, energy and skill.
That's how it is though. Some of the most difficult chords and fingerings will always take a back seat to flamboyant tricks for many. He has peers for sure but they aren't the ones many would think of.
If that's you, think of playing the most insane game of Twister but with your fingers and you have to stay "on beat" while also doing it for long periods of time. 🤣 Hope that helps.
Brilliant....straight in, no warm up!
Absolute genius.....Great to see the R Hand planting pima!
I played the same piece , and I always come back to this video to improve on how I should play it. Segovia is one of the best classical guitar players of all time.
El mejor guitarrista del siglo XX, independientemente del género musical. Gracias, Segovia por interpretar magistralmente a BACH.
¡El maestro!
I love Segovia but the best six strings player ever was Paco de Lucia
@@pferreiro199 Absolute non sense this comparison. Segovia was the big boss of classical guitar and Paco was a master of flamenco.
Beautiful
すごーい。上手いのはもちろんだけど、何か心を打つものがあるなぁ。すごい人だ。
Spanish guitar magic
What a treat! Love the Hauser.
Excelente 🙂
What a musician he makes that guitar talk.
Tengo un disco de el LP quizás se inicio del los años 20 y es así mismo como allí vi.
I thought I literally saw every video of Segovia on RUclips. I was (thankfully) wrong!
Que buena versión 👏👏👏
M.A.R.A.V.I.L.L.O.S.O
in Brazil we had - Dilermando Reis - of 1950s and 1960s.
This piece is incredibly difficult
It's not that bad
@@bobtheblob888 🙄
@@JohnGauge790 fair, pretty egotistical comment on my end
@@bobtheblob888 I honestly agree with u tho, it's grade 6
Absolument pas ! C'est l'une des plus facile , que l'on peut jouer en 1er année de guitare ...
But why is it played so fast? Lute players play it in a completely different manner
У Сеговия разные версии это по его мнению лучшая так как на диске записана эта версия которую он часто исполняет
Cincinatta??? I always thought it was Cincinnati! 😂
Segovia’s discomfort at being manhandled by Ed Sullivan is obvious and hilarious
To add insult to injury ES called him André Segovia.. But you’re right - such was the presence of the man I almost gasped seeing Ed’s hand on his shoulder.
Seems a bit awkward around56 second mark , he seemed to mess up the right hand
Much too fast. Heard other slower versions that sound way better.