Memories of the Alhambra
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- This beautiful piece of music from Francisco Tarrega, Memories of the Alhambra is played here by Canadian, Manfred Harter, whom I have had the pleasure to meet and who has played many wonderful arrangements for me. I knew nothing of the Alhambra, but as was the case with a previous piece of Manfreds music, Mystery of Tikal, I wanted to know what it was that inspired him to choose this piece.
The Alhambra is a palace and fortress complex in southern Spain. It sits on a hilly terrace on the southeastern border of the city of Granada. Once the residence of the Muslim kings of Granada and their court, it was designed to reflect the very beauty of Paradise itself, with its gardens, fountains, streams, palace, and a mosque, all inside a fortress wall. It is now one of Spain's major tourist attractions.
What beauty! The colors! The architecture! Alhambra is truly beautiful and this sublime piece fits perfectly!
Memories of the Alhambra,the master piece of Music from Francisco Tarrega.
Alhambra was build by Muslims from Andalusia-[Islamic Spain]
Their idea was to built a castle who will look like piece of Jennet -Arabic word for paradise
Andalusia was most developed European country for almost 7 centuries .Music is full of sorrow and sadness.
Manfred Harter is great guitarist,but king was only one Andres Segovia.
Thank you Lynn Lane for posting this
Stress relieving music at it's finest
This is really beautiful.Love the music as much as the vids...,I have memories of Alhambra too...I've seen this palace through my dreams before I stumble the pix from the web...really,everything are connected....yesterday ,today & tom.😊😇peace to all。
My guitar teacher Martin Dressien taught me a little bit of this, but i ended up finishing school.. awesome piece though, takes me back everytime i here it.....
To My Lady.
Greetings...and thank you for the things you do.
Manfred
Beautiful. Thanks for posting.
Takes me straight back there. A wonderful tune about a wonderful place.Thank you lynn.
Hi My Lady...... Thank you for keeping me alive, still. Most kind and thoughtful. Just wanted you to know I have escaped from my pen and gone and done some strange things. Have decided to write a "Canadian" song and a tribute to Holly and Buddy Knox, as I met him before he passed.... Change Over Me, and 2 Holly songs....aven though I am not a real singer, sigh....and the beats go on. Arigato!
Manfred
wow just shows how stunning this can sound played slower than usual but with lots of tone soul and expression. I like it, it draws you in. Nice upload.
Yes - you're accurately right! Another great version is the one with Pablo Sáinz-Villegas who plays it in the same tempo but with a bit softer accents - profoundly beautiful music ❤
amazing piece, beautiful
Always lovely
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! It's on my growing list of places to visit someday. ~~ Lynn
I just saw Mr Cha!! Behind that column?!!
Lovely music and great video. Thanks.
Another awesome video, Lynn. Thank you so much!
BEAUTIFUL!!!
it is a VERY nice peace of muic and your choice of pictures mathces it pefectly.
Thanks and good luck. I also subscribed to your channel.
Thank you Hypn0Monkey. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I will be uploading another piece that you may be interested in sometime in the New Year. I'll let you know when I do. ~~ Lynn
Muslim history is very nice :)
I don't think nice is the propper word
@TheManfred44 Thank you for commenting Manfred, and thank you for allowing me to use your wonderful music. As you can see, it is appreciated by many. ~~ Lynn
So pretty
Thank you for stopping by kind Sir. You honour me each time you view and comment on one of my creations, for you are the reason that I do what I do -- my mentor, and more importantly, my Friend.
Thank you very much unixcion. I'm glad you enjoyed it, and hope you find others in my collection that you like. ~~ Lynn
Love this piece. For an interesting adaptation, listen to Mike Oldfield's "Etude" from the soundtrack of the movie "The Killing Fields".
the arab islamic culture is amazing
Then we've both been blessed to have heard him play, and in the Okanagan Valley, though for me it was more recent. Thank you for your comment. ~~ Lynn
@locktok123 I hope you were there to witness and enjoy them playing together. Thank you for your comment.
Thank you for watching and your comment Sunray176. ~~ Lynn
This piece is from the 19th century, long after the Inquisition. If you want to listen to something more Inquisition-y, you'd should look up Spanish Renaissance music
Subtle, sensitive and serious - 3 in one - a trinary viewing experience - the hallmark of a professional production. Ah, little wonder - this is the work of Lynn - at 4LaneStudios!
To My Lady.
I wonder if you have had a view of some of Manfred's other strange music activities thru u tube and ... "Ancient Arts....". Life in the Okanagan Is quite pleasant... I will try to stay in touch,
Manfred, again.
I hope the guitarist that played this Master piece in a better way . Cheers
3:00 what the hell a cat
this song makes me think about the inquisition
Go to a psychiatrist
islamic culture
toonsi fort 🙄
Muslim culture
Yes, I play it better.
Not how it is supposed to be played. Awful slide from the A chord and the guitarist shies away from the demi-semi quavers which takes away the true essence of the masterpiece.