Capricho Arabe - Tarrega - Michael Chapdelaine - Nylon Solo Guitar - Classical
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- This is a little masterpiece from late 19th Century Spain written for classical guitar.
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I can recall this composer's piece, as l used to practice it constantly for my music grades. In fact, l was first introduced to Tarrega at grade 2 years ago!
RIP Michael. Beautiful Interpretation.
God bless you Michael, for sharing your precious gift with us!
Each note - so clear and perfect. Really enjoyed this.
thanks -Magic!
i took a lot of lessons and a few college music degrees.
YES, you should get a teacher!
Nail shape........if you go to the bottom of the video description (above) there is a link for my FB band page. I just put a picture of my RH so you can know how i shape my nails. today the middle and ring fingers have acrylic nails. the others are natural. Have fun!
Your version is my all-time favorite! You play with such passion. And it makes one wonder what story is going on in your head while you are playing....to give rise to that passion :P I always tend to hear a ''story'' in music.
I love the way you played this piece Michael. Just the way I like it.
The quality of the sound is like a studio quality. This lads character shines through in his playing. Cheers fae Bonnie Scotland.
Amazingly deep and warm tone from such a small guitar. Enjoyed this very much. Thank you.
I showed my girlfriend the RUclips video of your “Segovia incident”. She’s very intuitive and said she thought he felt threatened because you may have played it better. Whether she’s right or wrong either way your a true master, an inspiration and my favorite guitar player. Rock on Michael!
A beautifully executed interpretation of this masterpiece. Thank you Michael for your music.
That was beautiful. If I played for a thousand years I couldn't match that playing. Wonderful! Thank you for sharing.
Many play it, but few with masterful technique and extraordinary feeling as Michael.
I am a musician myself, could play pretty well in my day, compose music and have it played on TV regularly, so I know music. With that said....you are A FUCKING MASTER.
Bravo. Great dexterity, MIchael. Your technique is very precise and your tone is great. I really enjoyed listening on my headphones.
I have heard this played many times over many years - including in Benicassim repeatedly by many fine guitarists - your playing of this piece truly captures the 'Caprichio' that escapes so many. Excellent playing and a beautiful recorded tone too.
Absolutely brilliant. Dynamic. Organic. Inspired.
Bravo! Played well, with lots of expression. Thank you for posting this. It gives me hope that I may one day be able to do this piece.
Yes, I've heard this piece just a few times, but the clarity of Mike's notes and the smooth, tasteful interpretation amazes me. This is exactly what I like about classical guitar. And such a beautiful sound. The way the faster notes are played (eg at 2:03 - 2:09) cannot be played any better - and I doubt I could prefer any player on this. 10/10 from me.
Very good, but it would sound better with long hair!
Thank you Michael for your master performance. This has made my day!
Cool ebb & flow of time and dynamics, very natural and fluid...
Beautiful technique, lovely legato, perfect tempo.
Very nice! I really like your phrasing on the "difficult" Fmaj section and I will try out some of your fingerings. I enjoyed both your versions (steel and nylon). In fact it is quite interesting to make the comparison with the same player on two different instruments, so we can really hear the differences that are due to the instrument. To my ear, I prefer the nylon string sound on this piece, especially when the melody is in the upper register. Also I think that the slurs sound better on nylon. Having said that I like the steel string version as well.
I wish I could give this more than one 'thumbs up!' Fantastic.
Mille fois bravo !!! C'est une merveilleuse interprétation, pleine de profondeur et de sensibilité. J'adore
Well...I came here because of the famous Segovia trainwreck video. I didn't know who you were at all but I did like your playing in that video. I clicked on this because I've seen a LOT of folks do this and in my opinion, many of them just don't play it as musically as I'd like...you did. You didn't treat it as a gymnastic competition...you played it like it was music.
Very nice. You are quoted in an interview about how you like to hear less "perfection-without-musicality" when you hear a piece played; I think you've accomplished that here. This was very enjoyable.
Oh I found another great guitarist today. :)
Such a soft and smooth version. Bravo!
played with the musical experience of a lifetime...
Have always loved this piece. Magical!
so beautiful ...
One of my favorite Tarrega pieces! Played magnificently Michael. Despite Segovias harsh and questionable teaching methods it must have been one of the most memorable times of your youth, to meet the master in person. What a lucky man you are! Best wishes for a full and rich life. Keep posting vdo's please
Beautiful...
love the vibrato and those sweet hammer-on and pull off.
The best. Wonderful. Special.
Best rendition of Capricho Arabe ever !
Saad
I cannot pick between the two...bumped your way seeing your Surname which is the same name as an old family friend many years ago..each the steel and nylon so beautiful, the steel wins for a personality bold, stunning, fiery..I heard it first and had to hear this one too. amazing resonance! cheers!! and Bravo!
Amazing. Very moving performance.
Beautiful performance, wonderful recording, and excellent sounding guitar! I love the little hint of Los Indios Tabajaras styled vibrato, which really accentuates the emotions of the piece, IMHO. Inspiring!
hey...just saw this commnt now....i remember the Los Indos guys...yeah, heavy side vibrato...unique...
Yes, maybe a little overboard with the vibrato, and they could get a little sloppy, but I loved their emotional performances. IMO, they really made a significant step forward for the popularity of Spanish style guitar in their day, even though I doubt many remember them by name. Love their version of Maria Elena!
But your playing is wonderful. And I appreciate your reply bringing me back for another listen! All the best to you, and your inspiring playing!
Amazing!!! You are Amazing... I love this song and your interpretation create lot of pictures in my head!!! Landscape, river, nature, etc... very very good
Beautifully done. Love this song 🎵
Just fantastic Playing.
Estoy escuchandolo en un BW Zeppelin, que belleza la claridad de las notas y el sonido balanceado.
Simply awesome!
Wish I came to know your music and playing many many years ago. But better late than never! Warmest wishes from Texas!
Nunca assisti uma apresentacao tao linda, maravilhosa interpretacao, perfeita, parabens, foi lindo divino explendoroso em cada nota. Valeu o meu dia, ibrigado
This is the most amazing rendition I have ever heard!
Such a fine guitar. And played very fine.
nice music, perfect hair cut with pretty earing. ..thanks
Qué interpretación más buena, enhorabuena
Congrats! The most sweet and balanced revision I've heard of this! Emotions coming out of the strings clearly! 💓💓
really clean
I think the best lessons are the lessons you find online as you can watch them and learn whenever you feel like it instead of having to attend a lesson at a certain time. I would suggest searching for lessons on youtube for a beginner guitarist. I've heard that Guitar for Dummies is quite good and I think the full dvd is on youtube.
Finger nails on a classical guitarist are generally shaped in a ramp like shape on your picking hand. You can find more info on fingershapes on google
Yeah! This is great, those bases are booming like thunder! Thanks for posting.
Beautiful 😍
Beautiful.....the lilt in tempo is almost tango-esque...but it kinda works, and i LOVE it..
man, I'm studing this song, and I saw a lot of videos with a lot of different interpretations of it. but for sure, your is one of most bealtiful that I ever saw. Congratulations, and thanks for this.
There's no such thing as a proper hair cut. You suited long hair anyway but never the less you're still one of my most admired guitarsits on the planet.
You play this so beautifully, one of my favorite performances of this "Little Masterpiece", and I also have to add that I love the Casio...
Oh ! My dear. You are killing me so softly. Thanks man.
Lovely.
I've heard a lot of interpretations of this piece and this is one of the best...Really really good!!!
Beautiful legato
So beautiful!
Brilliant! Thank you for this performance!
Wow. Lovely rendition. Heartfelt. Great haircut too!
Obrigado, Michael, por essa bela interpretação. Parabéns!
muy buena interpretacion, bravo
One of my favourite,all time guitar classics.
Excellent performance,Bravo!
Both your versions are astonishing!
Sir, you nailed it! Guess better than Tarrega himself would have wondered this piece even been played.
Perfect, Michael. Stunning. Thank you!
Another really "chapdelainian" played piece. That's the word i use for really awesome played guitar music.
So cool to see him his chin on the guitar at the end like nothing exist but the last chord.
Beautifully played.
Excellent.
Incredible technique and very emotional. Bravo!
Breathtaking.. Thank you for sharing this, it was food for the soul..
Excelente interpretación, limpia y con alma.
Wonderful!
Me gusta mucho! Bravo!...
No buzzing strings...Amazing!!!
A joy.
great interpretation, well done michael, no doubt that you put your soul on it thank you
Bella melodia y bella ella con ese arete!!!
God had given you a super neuron cell, and a amazing heart for humanity.
amazing interpretation
You sir, are brilliant.
thats just awesome! I dont live long enough and/or lack too much talent to learn all those epic pieces. Great playing!
Excelente interpretación. Gracias por difundir los clásicos de guitarra.
Tu guitarra tiene un sonido suave profundo y a la vez especial.
Francesc d'Assís Tàrrega i Eixea. Compositor i guitarrista valencià.
Beautiful interpretation and clear sound!
Wow. Beautiful. I'd love to hear more of your pop arrangements on nylon string. Just a fabulous tone.
Beautiful.
Magnifique, merci maestro!!!
...why does this channel not already have a billion subscribers?!
I like to play the guitar and I understand a lot about technique. What I love about this video is that it shows how comfortable Michael is with the song. Evident by the fact that his eyes are closed most of the time, which allows him (because he already knows all the notes) to focus on sound. The pluck, the vibrato, the finger noise, sustain, timing. That’s what guitar players are made of. Great song and one of the best interpretations. Parkening is a douche. I believe young man that as you age you are surpassing Segovia. Yes he is Segovia but he stopped progressing. Great teacher was he. He got stuck back in the 1940s. Almost 8,000,000,000 people in the world and everyone wants to say Segovia was the best? I think that’s a matter of opinion. In the 1980s Michael really looked like Chachi. Segovia never looked like Chachi.
Oh my....just stumbled across this magnificent, masterful work of art!! I LOVE IT!! You are a remarkable musician and this performance left me with goosebumps!! What a beautiful sound coming from that guitar thanks to your great fingerwork, but especially the level of passion you convey!! BRAVO and a standing ovation!! I subscribed of course :-))) Pleased to meet you. ~Jackie
Pleased to meet you also, Jackie: Thanks for all the kind, inspiring words.
Michael Chapdelaine You're welcome Michael. I am simply blown away by your artistry....Magnificent!! I hope you have a great week and wishing you much luck in all of your musical endeavors! I am a new fan for sure! ~Jackie
On this 'classic' version your fantastic performance skills are even more obvious. Personally i admire the clashing with the style using a steelstring. Music is freedom, also classic tunes should not be static.
Fantatsic work Michael, chapeaux!!!
all the best, looking forward for new stuff from - Uli
Even if its not your bag, who would give a thumbs down?
Amaizing
Thank you
Always loved your playing Michael. This is wonderful too as always. Best wishes from the UK.