@Tjokkaflens Plus she's a woman?? As a (male) classical guitarists I can tell you that the thin, nimble fingers and long nails that come with being a woman help with classical greatly, and as someone who practices with women I've never seen anyone have any problems with hand strength for chord shifting. Maybe it occurs more in other guitar styles.
She's obviously a master. It's so nice to see that she has slowed down. Years ago she sped through everything. This is absolutely perfect. And knowing she could have sped through this without missing a note, the fact that she kept her tempo so calm means she has grown even more as a performer. Beautiful.
Speed is very important to the explosive feeling of Spanish guitar, but it's easy to overuse it. The sign of a true maestro is knowing exactly when to use it. She really got to that point now.
@@saudude2174it's about dynamics and using it musically. That is Fortissimo to pianissimo, aswell as throwing in accelerandos and ritardandos in a tasteful way. That is really what all musical performance is about apart from the technical side of it. You could just summarize it as "phrazing" because that's "all" it is. The best musicians are the ones who do their phrazing the best. Extremely technical players are not uncommon. I've gone to music schools for basically all my school years and I often met people who could play literally anything on their instrument. The problem was that 80-90% of them were extremely boring to listen to. No soul in the music at all. Long comment but any musician will probably get what I'm trying to say.
@@footingball5566 Yes, this is the part that I believe talent is responsible for. The feeling for music, the ability to convey emotions through subtle phrasing of the notes.
@@saudude2174 definitely. There is technical skill and there is musicality anf they are very different. You need enough musicality to understand the music and also to be able to make your own tasteful decisions to convey that. I had kids in my school that could play La Campanella without missing a note and everyone thought that was impressive (which to some extent it is) but it was completely soulless and boring. My friend on the other hand who was also good technically (not like them but he could still play Rachmaninov, Scriabin etc. with practice) would play so you wanted to listen. He cared about the music, the other kids were forces to take lessons from 4 years old but really don't give a shit about the music apart from hitting all the notes.
Draga Ana u duši osjetim svaku tvoju notu, tako romantično i perfektna izvedba. Bez teksta sam, zaista sve pohvale na radu i želim ti još mnogo uspjeha u životu, jer to zaslužuješ. Srdačni pozdravi iz naše Hrvatske!!❤❤💯💯💫💫👌👌👏👏🙏🙏🧓🙋♀🙋♀ Hvala ti na ovoj ljepoti!!
This is so much darker and heavier than the other versions I've heard. I gotta learn to play this. I wouldn't have given any of the other versions a full listen, but I've been returning to this one for years. Love the delicate phrasing and the spaciousness of it all
Absolutely. I've heard versions with hardly any dynamics, therefore no light and shade, and which do not provide good phrasing and only seem to concentrate on getting the notes on the right place. If you listen to the original by Tárrega which is on You Tube, you get so much emotion from such heartfelt playing. Ana Vidovic comes a close second, and that is something unbelievably difficult to achieve. Truly sublime.
@@laurelbrand3734 There is no "original Tarrega playing", he died somewhere in the beginning of the 20th century, there were no audio recording devices
I’m so in love with Ana Vidovic, ever since the first time I heard and saw her . . I’ve been sending her videos to everyone I know, for years. The first time I heard her, I was blown away ~ ~ ~
Una Musa di arte, perfezione e rara bellezza, capace di parlare agli angoli più remoti del cuore. Grazie per esserci, per tutto il lavoro che hai fatto, e della cui bellezza possiamo godere tutti. Love from Italy
I heard her for the first time yesterday when a Scarlatti piece showed up on my home page. Aside from chops, she is really a thinking player. So many conscious decisions. Dynamics, voicing, rubato. She’s serious.
Koji tempo i dinamika,,koja ljepota sviranja ..koliko ljudsko biče mora biti sretno kada može otsvirati ovakvo djelo i podijeli te rajske tonove čovječanstvu..Svaka čast..Hvala na miru koji ste unijeli u moju dušu u ovom danu.
I love how Ana has evolved as a guitarist since the first time I have listened to her. She was super mechanical, punctual but devoid of emotion, since that was what people expected of virtuosos. Im really glad she found her pace and now delivering us amazing pieces full of emotion and the way I always imagined them to be played. Bravo Ana!
@RadHero345 oh her guitar is about 15000 USD, and the luthier is Jim Redgate. Her guitar has a double top which helps on the volume, but at the same time it brings up imperfections too, and this luthier can do an outstanding job for sure!
No one, absolutely nobody can play this piece nor even get close to the way Ana plays it. She plays smooth when it is required and loud when needed. She is the Queen of dynamics and timing. Her mastery on this instrument is really amazing. "Raft house" is another wonderful piece of music where she and her brother Viktor make it clear that are complete musicians. Someone like me, who was born only ten days after she was born, could only add one more thing: whether she is married or not, whether I will ever meet her or not, I love Ana and in my dreams I'm her husband and she is my wife. No one can take that away from me. In the end, isn't the love which is born in one's thoughts the most beautiful one?
Concordo, questa donna la seguo da tempo e non per nulla è considerata una delle maggiori chitarriste classiche contemporanee. Ha un controllo della dinamica veramente fuori del mondo, un legato sbalorditivo. In più c'è l'eccellente qualità sonora delle registrazioni Siccas e, non da meno, la qualità timbrica ed il grande sustain di quella meravigliosa Redgate con tavola in cedro che suona come un pianoforte. Il tutto messo insieme determina il risultato che possiamo ascoltare. :)
@@danielatotaro4658 se lo merita, garantisco. Io ho conosciuto questa artista tramite le precedenti registrazioni di Asturias e Recuerdo de Las Alahambra e ne sono subito rimasto affascinato.
This is one of those performances where everyone is listening in silence but their souls keep feeling it again and again, discovering new things about themselves and their lives, but also reconnecting with all their memories. I imagine after hearing this noone is indifferent to it. A testament to the super composition and the execution alike. I keep coming back to this again and again.
Commenting on perfection is the only way to give thanks to God for allowing us to share in the masterful skill and beauty of this talented young soul. ❤😇👏🤗💐✨
❤ Pozdrav iz Varaždina. Kada gostujete opet tu, kod nas. Vrlo rado bih vas opet doživio, i to nakon dosta godina. Bez žurbe, termina, itd., jednostavno ljudski. Svako dobro, Ana
Ana Vidovic definitely has that certain distinguished edge...creating that certain touch of nuance when she plays any piece....Bravo Ana...you just do it for me...I absolutely love you...
I’ve heard this masterpiece from many professional players and I never listened to such divine performance, this is absolutely a state of art and an achievement of perfection, such incredible interpretation and angelic emotional thru magical and smooth notes! 😮😮😮
I have listened to this so many times over the last year. Every time I want to be reminded of what it should sound like, I go to this version. No one does it better in my opinion. Just pure perfection!
Hay infinidad de versiones, pero el sentimiento y los matices "Vidovic" son únicos. Esta mujer es única !!! There are countless versions, but the feeling and nuances "Vidovic" are unique. This woman is unique !!!
Hay muchas versiones buenas, está es increible, y de las mejores,pero el mayor crédito a mí parecer se lo lleva el compositor, osea tarrega. Una versión muy buena es la de Segovia
@@jmtrevijano9160 Si menospreciar a Paola Hermosín que también la sigo los matices son diferentes unas veces te gustan más y otras veces te gustan menos. Lo que sí admiro de Paola Hermosín son como adapta las obras
I am speechless. Outstanding. I have no comment so I will just post an easy pancake recipe Ingredients 1 cup self-raising flour (sifted) 1 tbs sugar 1 egg (lightly beaten) 3/4 cup milk 50 g butter (melted) Method 1 Gather all ingredients. 2 In a bowl, whisk flour and sugar. Beat in the egg and then milk a little at a time until batter is smooth and lump-free. 3 In a hot pan or flat grill over medium heat, brush butter over cooking surface and pour 1/4 cup measures for each pancake. 4 When large bubbles form on the surface, flip the pancake over and cook until lightly golden on the other side.
Ana, you must have a beautiful soul to play such beautiful music. Your music never fails to bring tears of joy to my eyes. Thank you so very, very much.
Maravillosa interpretación, Ana❤❤👏👏Has llegado a conectar con el espíritu, con el "duende" como dicen los flamencos, con esa mágica interpretación que nos traslada a una esencia, a un pasado, a un tiempo ancestral y mítico, que como español, lo llevamos en nuestros genes, para compartirlo con el resto del mundo... Francisco Tárrega se nutrió de toda nuestra cultura y dejó ese legado que llegando a tus manos lo has pincelado con verdadera maestría... Justo vivo a escasos minutos de la población donde nació este inmortal guitarrista y compositor... Te felicito doblemente por el arte en el cual lo has interpretado. Un fraternal saludo. José💫💫💫
Have just started learning classical guitar. Currently bashing my way through Jingle Bells. Then I hear this....should inspire. Actually makes me want to give up the use of my fingers!
dont give up lol. I can play up to 2:40 exactly, then I feel lost and my fingers cant move. But hey, some weeks ago, those 2:40 looked impossible to me, but now I can play it. After you learn this kind of pieces and you see your skills getting better over time, you feel really proud of yourself, and that boosts your own confidence, which helps you keep progressing even further
Don't give up! I know it may be hard at the beginning, but remember that every professional used to be a "new student", who knew nothing about the instrument. It's all about patience and practice, nothing more! Good luck
@@dw2062 Update: I finally can play it from beginning to the end with no issues! Of course I still need A LOT of improvement in how it sounds, but hey, Im so happy! Enjoy your trip exploring Flamenco :)
Flawless interpretation allowed by your perfected technique. Such a gentle presentation of a new way of playing Tarrega such as, no doubt I am certain, he would delight in. In 60 years of listening I've never imagined a substantial improvement could ever be reached of playing Capricho Arabe by the masters of guitar but you have delivered a sublime AND dynamic performance. Breathtaking.
I absolutely agree with you...I've listened to other really great interpretations...Ana surpasses all others....Believe me...I have an extremely fine ear for music and musicality....
@@ihsanmodak3916 Apparently you do. Vidovic's performance here is way beyond technique though that is obviously the means to her end. But the end; the artistry, the 'musicality' she almost exaggerates with out ever sounding exaggerated. It's as if she can play 'softness' VERY LOUDLY. This is way beyond so many technique junkies that are pushing 'classical music' to new popularity but lack the soul, the essence of music as defined by the ancient Greeks , "...of the Muses (their goddesses)." The sublime subtleties - the whispered nuances. This seems then the history of guitar: from Segovia to Williams and Bream and now in the 3rd decade of the 21st C., to Vedovic. Thanks for your reply. Your thoughts?
@@davidpeteriarussi7956 Right. I believe Vidovic is among the phalanx of this 3rd generation you describe. One of my favorites. Also that guitar is just a jewel, such brightness and projection.
Tanta maestría y virtuosismo en una mujer tan joven revelan un talento muy especial para la guitarra. Es de lo mejor que he escuchado en mi vida. Gracias y siga usted así, por favor.
Ich habe Capriccio A.von sehr vielen Gitarristen gehört, aber Sie gehören zu den aller,allerbesten Danke❤❤❤❤❤❤❤es muß das ❤berühren u mit dem❤gespielt werden
Ohhh my God my Reyna playing the Guitar, I adore you my beautiful and beautiful Ana Vidovic, I hope you continue to delight us with your beautiful performances of the Guitar, I am your number one fan, greetings from Lima - Peru, hopefully one day when we overcome this situation we visit, we will be waiting for you!
I don't how to express it... she sound... like... "Sharp" you know... compared to other performances you can just hear every single note and it sounds really harsh but it gives some kind of middle eastern vibe to it and I love it
Impeccabile ed emozionante esibizione... Nonostante la tecnica perfetta, che renderebbe impersonale ,l' esecuzione questa importante opera di Tarrega , la Vidovic riesce ad interpretare trasferendo emozione in ogni nota Incantata...Ad oggi, soltanto Julian Bream ha dimostrato tale capacità.
You are such a gifted artist. Amazing. It is hard to imagine the time that you have put in to master your craft, but you are an incredible gift to those who would love to aspire to your greatness but will never have the gift. Thank you for being our conduit.
Personne ne va me dire qui est le luthier de cette guitare? Elle a un timbre et un son vraiment agréable. Elle a dû coutée les yeux de la tête sans doubte et vaut chaque centime.
Australian Jim Redgate. It is beautiful. Deep long powerfull resonance. Ana says she plays in grand halls and wants the sound to reach everyone and to use as little amplifyers as possible. There are videos with Ana at the Sicas guitars talking about her instrument, as well as a recent video of Ana and Jim Redgate showing her his new guitar.
Find your dream classical guitar on www.siccasguitars.com and check out www.ohguitar.com to sell your guitar 😊
But dont sell it .. keep it and stay cool 😎👉
"""Men do everything better"""
@@savagecabbage553 Haha true
This rendition broke my heart.
Absolutely beautiful 🌹❤️
I've heard this a hundred times by different artists and this is the one.
It's a mystery how she plays this piece.
She lets the beautiful piece plays itself. No overdoing.
Listen to Vera Dana'lina play it. I love Ana but Vera plays it masterfully.
Watching Ana play is as beautiful as it sounds.
Saw her in Cleveland Ohio a few years back. The audience was in complete silence as she played. She's amazing
You sure? No coughs?
@@parikshitkulkarni3551 Impossible
@Tjokkaflens Plus she's a woman?? As a (male) classical guitarists I can tell you that the thin, nimble fingers and long nails that come with being a woman help with classical greatly, and as someone who practices with women I've never seen anyone have any problems with hand strength for chord shifting. Maybe it occurs more in other guitar styles.
How is she "not that good"? Talking rubbish fella
@Tjokkaflens not that good ?
She's a real master buddy
Tarrega is smiling from Heaven...
Sublime as usual, but the recording could've used some backup coughing.
So true 😀
LMAO!!!!
Was it the Asturias recording? 😂
Lol
Lol
She's obviously a master. It's so nice to see that she has slowed down. Years ago she sped through everything. This is absolutely perfect. And knowing she could have sped through this without missing a note, the fact that she kept her tempo so calm means she has grown even more as a performer. Beautiful.
i agree 100%
Speed is very important to the explosive feeling of Spanish guitar, but it's easy to overuse it. The sign of a true maestro is knowing exactly when to use it. She really got to that point now.
@@saudude2174it's about dynamics and using it musically. That is Fortissimo to pianissimo, aswell as throwing in accelerandos and ritardandos in a tasteful way.
That is really what all musical performance is about apart from the technical side of it. You could just summarize it as "phrazing" because that's "all" it is. The best musicians are the ones who do their phrazing the best. Extremely technical players are not uncommon. I've gone to music schools for basically all my school years and I often met people who could play literally anything on their instrument. The problem was that 80-90% of them were extremely boring to listen to. No soul in the music at all.
Long comment but any musician will probably get what I'm trying to say.
@@footingball5566 Yes, this is the part that I believe talent is responsible for. The feeling for music, the ability to convey emotions through subtle phrasing of the notes.
@@saudude2174 definitely. There is technical skill and there is musicality anf they are very different. You need enough musicality to understand the music and also to be able to make your own tasteful decisions to convey that. I had kids in my school that could play La Campanella without missing a note and everyone thought that was impressive (which to some extent it is) but it was completely soulless and boring. My friend on the other hand who was also good technically (not like them but he could still play Rachmaninov, Scriabin etc. with practice) would play so you wanted to listen. He cared about the music, the other kids were forces to take lessons from 4 years old but really don't give a shit about the music apart from hitting all the notes.
The right hand plucking is really skillful. Beautiful. I play with a pleck.
I Have been learning Capricho Árabe and now I know how it should sound.
Hearing this was the best part of my whole day. I always listen to Ana late at night to put my soul at ease.
😊
lovely
Same here. It calms me down so maybe I can sleep.
And a sight for sore eyes !!!
😂
This is someone who really loves Tarrega. Thank you for posting.
I have been a fan of Ana's for many years. I my opinion there's no one better.
To comment on this performance would do it a disservice, perfection needs no translator. To listen is the purest joy.
Draga Ana u duši osjetim svaku tvoju notu, tako romantično i perfektna izvedba. Bez teksta sam, zaista sve pohvale na radu i želim ti još mnogo uspjeha u životu, jer to zaslužuješ. Srdačni pozdravi iz naše Hrvatske!!❤❤💯💯💫💫👌👌👏👏🙏🙏🧓🙋♀🙋♀ Hvala ti na ovoj ljepoti!!
This is so much darker and heavier than the other versions I've heard. I gotta learn to play this. I wouldn't have given any of the other versions a full listen, but I've been returning to this one for years. Love the delicate phrasing and the spaciousness of it all
damn jimi i thought you died like 50 years ago
Absolutely. I've heard versions with hardly any dynamics, therefore no light and shade, and which do not provide good phrasing and only seem to concentrate on getting the notes on the right place. If you listen to the original by Tárrega which is on You Tube, you get so much emotion from such heartfelt playing. Ana Vidovic comes a close second, and that is something unbelievably difficult to achieve. Truly sublime.
@@laurelbrand3734 There is no "original Tarrega playing", he died somewhere in the beginning of the 20th century, there were no audio recording devices
@@hindenburg1596 I think they are talking about the david russel recording with tarrega in the thumbnail so they thought that was the original
@@hindenburg1596gresite.Postoji jedan audio zapis na ploci iz 1899 gde je Tarega licno svirao...Doduse ne ovu kompoziciju...
I’m so in love with Ana Vidovic, ever since the first time I heard and saw her . . I’ve been sending her videos to everyone I know, for years. The first time I heard her, I was blown away ~ ~ ~
Cheers from Mongolia! From Mongolia with love and cheese and Djingis khan
Lots of masters play this one, but few tame it like this. She lets this one play out the way it should. Beautiful.
La mejor versión que escuché, pausas, matices, espacios, silencios, cadencia y RITMO. PERFECTO!!!
Ahhh, that lovely and calmly guitar breathing.
Some kind of unreal perfection.
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@@evgenysemenov6051, что делают некоторые грубые люди на таком изысканном канале, как этот?
elaborate pls..
@@atatopaul1227 i think he ment that it was surreally beautuful
True.
Sencilla, sobria y elegante. El sonido de la guitarra española es un lenguaje universal.
Ana's clear sound, and her fine balance of composure and passion are wonderful.
I’m a metal head but I do love classical guitar. I remember attempting to learn this piece in college. It’s a tricky one lol
It's hard to get the emotion. My teacher told me to imagine a desert and some camels.
I love to see Ana Vidovic playing the guitar, she is my favorite guitar player, I would like to meet her in person a day!
Una Musa di arte, perfezione e rara bellezza, capace di parlare agli angoli più remoti del cuore.
Grazie per esserci, per tutto il lavoro che hai fatto, e della cui bellezza possiamo godere tutti.
Love from Italy
WOW. anyone can practice endlessly to achieve technical mastery. HowEVER, not everyone can play with feeling like this!!
I heard her for the first time yesterday when a Scarlatti piece showed up on my home page. Aside from chops, she is really a thinking player. So many conscious decisions. Dynamics, voicing, rubato. She’s serious.
Check out Tatyana Rhyzkova’s cover, less thinking and more emotion with that one
That intonation
That is what impressed me too. She makes the guitar SING.
@Fer Men Thank you. Not to mention fanboys are more concerned about that dress than the actual interpretation. Smh
@@Neagnosis its far worse
Аннушка))), Спасибо, дорогая!))) Не передать словами - Гениально!)
There is so much music in those dynamics
One of the best guitarrists i have ever listened to
One knows that someone is skillful when playing this song with such precision! Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
Piece*
*Piece
Hope you never commit this mistake ever again in your life
true huh?
🤔
seach for Fabio Lima.
Koji tempo i dinamika,,koja ljepota sviranja ..koliko ljudsko biče mora biti sretno kada može otsvirati ovakvo djelo i podijeli te rajske tonove čovječanstvu..Svaka čast..Hvala na miru koji ste unijeli u moju dušu u ovom danu.
¡¡ Bravo Ana !!
Maravillosa interpretación.
I love how Ana has evolved as a guitarist since the first time I have listened to her. She was super mechanical, punctual but devoid of emotion, since that was what people expected of virtuosos. Im really glad she found her pace and now delivering us amazing pieces full of emotion and the way I always imagined them to be played. Bravo Ana!
AMAZING the best
This guitar sounds absolutely amazing. The A string is soooo full.
Ana, Vi ste genijalni !!!
From this master piece we can know how great guitarist was Tarrega. Rest to his soul🙏
She plays with her soul.... Taking us to heaven.
She’s also drop dead gorgeous.
yeah, beautiful guitar
@RadHero345 I heard it was around $15,000 😬
@@normapedraza2310 no idea about the cost, but it just oozes quality :)
@RadHero345 oh her guitar is about 15000 USD, and the luthier is Jim Redgate. Her guitar has a double top which helps on the volume, but at the same time it brings up imperfections too, and this luthier can do an outstanding job for sure!
Aren't we all?
No one, absolutely nobody can play this piece nor even get close to the way Ana plays it. She plays smooth when it is required and loud when needed. She is the Queen of dynamics and timing. Her mastery on this instrument is really amazing. "Raft house" is another wonderful piece of music where she and her brother Viktor make it clear that are complete musicians. Someone like me, who was born only ten days after she was born, could only add one more thing: whether she is married or not, whether I will ever meet her or not, I love Ana and in my dreams I'm her husband and she is my wife. No one can take that away from me. In the end, isn't the love which is born in one's thoughts the most beautiful one?
Beautiful! !!
Yeah she is Pretty good.
Another person worth checking is Brandon Acker he did an amazing job as well!
I wish I had said that . . . but I'm glad you did. Hope she 'hears' this in some way--and, most important, feels the love that we have for her.
@Franz Schubert What you just read. Period.
I love you Ana vidovic ❤
Che meraviglia! Suono limpido, coinvolgente. Pathos.
Brava.
Concordo, questa donna la seguo da tempo e non per nulla è considerata una delle maggiori chitarriste classiche contemporanee. Ha un controllo della dinamica veramente fuori del mondo, un legato sbalorditivo. In più c'è l'eccellente qualità sonora delle registrazioni Siccas e, non da meno, la qualità timbrica ed il grande sustain di quella meravigliosa Redgate con tavola in cedro che suona come un pianoforte. Il tutto messo insieme determina il risultato che possiamo ascoltare. :)
@@sunbike1356 mai sentito un messaggio cosi positivo
@@danielatotaro4658 se lo merita, garantisco. Io ho conosciuto questa artista tramite le precedenti registrazioni di Asturias e Recuerdo de Las Alahambra e ne sono subito rimasto affascinato.
Her personal style while sticking to the pages is absolutely beautiful! Love everything this talented human touches....
This is one of those performances where everyone is listening in silence but their souls keep feeling it again and again, discovering new things about themselves and their lives, but also reconnecting with all their memories. I imagine after hearing this noone is indifferent to it. A testament to the super composition and the execution alike. I keep coming back to this again and again.
Incredible, perfect dynamics and those fingers are nature's wonder, made for guitar
All the three of them are beautiful: the piece, the way is played and the guitarist...
Commenting on perfection is the only way to give thanks to God for allowing us to share in the masterful skill and beauty of this talented young soul. ❤😇👏🤗💐✨
Beautiful Ana! And your version's of all the other Spanish pieces, are the best. Thanks 😊. 😊.
❤ Pozdrav iz Varaždina. Kada gostujete opet tu, kod nas. Vrlo rado bih vas opet doživio, i to nakon dosta godina.
Bez žurbe, termina, itd., jednostavno ljudski.
Svako dobro, Ana
Ana Vidovic definitely has that certain distinguished edge...creating that certain touch of nuance when she plays any piece....Bravo Ana...you just do it for me...I absolutely love you...
Her playing puts my soul at ease
Ana, you simply are the best, I have no other words, keep on playing.
I’ve heard this masterpiece from many professional players and I never listened to such divine performance, this is absolutely a state of art and an achievement of perfection, such incredible interpretation and angelic emotional thru magical and smooth notes! 😮😮😮
Beautiful, clean, consistent, strong and expressive sound! This is the best performance I have ever heard of this piece.
😮 gradevole .Brava.
I have listened to this so many times over the last year. Every time I want to be reminded of what it should sound like, I go to this version. No one does it better in my opinion. Just pure perfection!
Hay infinidad de versiones, pero el sentimiento y los matices "Vidovic" son únicos. Esta mujer es única !!!
There are countless versions, but the feeling and nuances "Vidovic" are unique. This woman is unique !!!
Hay muchas versiones buenas, está es increible, y de las mejores,pero el mayor crédito a mí parecer se lo lleva el compositor, osea tarrega.
Una versión muy buena es la de Segovia
Pues la versión de nuestra guitarrista sevillana Paola Hermosín, no le va a la zaga. Capricho Árabe es una pieza magnífica del compositor Tárrega.
@@jmtrevijano9160 Si menospreciar a Paola Hermosín que también la sigo los matices son diferentes unas veces te gustan más y otras veces te gustan menos. Lo que sí admiro de Paola Hermosín son como adapta las obras
THIS WOMAN'S MUSIC WILL
change
YOUR
LIFE
Putting everyone through menopause?
I am speechless. Outstanding. I have no comment so I will just post an easy pancake recipe
Ingredients
1 cup self-raising flour (sifted)
1 tbs sugar
1 egg (lightly beaten)
3/4 cup milk
50 g butter (melted)
Method
1
Gather all ingredients.
2
In a bowl, whisk flour and sugar. Beat in the egg and then milk a little at a time until batter is smooth and lump-free.
3
In a hot pan or flat grill over medium heat, brush butter over cooking surface and pour 1/4 cup measures for each pancake.
4
When large bubbles form on the surface, flip the pancake over and cook until lightly golden on the other side.
The most delicious coment on youtube😂
Mesmerizing, highly expressive, very sophisticated language!! So perfect!! Thank you for the music 🙏
Beautifully played, I love the clarity of the treble notes.
Finally!!! Got to SEE her perform this piece. Amazing!
..it one'a mines personal favorites. 🎵💗🎸🤘
Best performance I have heard thusfar. And I compare with the greatest like Segovia and Romero. Fantastic guitar too.
She is an angel playing the guitar.
!!!... Wonderful...!!!
Ana, you must have a beautiful soul to play such beautiful music. Your music never fails to bring tears of joy to my eyes. Thank you so very, very much.
Maravillosa interpretación, Ana❤❤👏👏Has llegado a conectar con el espíritu, con el "duende" como dicen los flamencos, con esa mágica interpretación que nos traslada a una esencia, a un pasado, a un tiempo ancestral y mítico, que como español, lo llevamos en nuestros genes, para compartirlo con el resto del mundo... Francisco Tárrega se nutrió de toda nuestra cultura y dejó ese legado que llegando a tus manos lo has pincelado con verdadera maestría... Justo vivo a escasos minutos de la población donde nació este inmortal guitarrista y compositor... Te felicito doblemente por el arte en el cual lo has interpretado. Un fraternal saludo. José💫💫💫
Have just started learning classical guitar. Currently bashing my way through Jingle Bells.
Then I hear this....should inspire. Actually makes me want to give up the use of my fingers!
dont give up lol. I can play up to 2:40 exactly, then I feel lost and my fingers cant move. But hey, some weeks ago, those 2:40 looked impossible to me, but now I can play it.
After you learn this kind of pieces and you see your skills getting better over time, you feel really proud of yourself, and that boosts your own confidence, which helps you keep progressing even further
Don't give up! I know it may be hard at the beginning, but remember that every professional used to be a "new student", who knew nothing about the instrument. It's all about patience and practice, nothing more! Good luck
@@laualbornoz7190 thanks. You are absolutely right. I haven't given up - and I am now thinking about exploring Flamenco guitar more
@@dw2062 Update: I finally can play it from beginning to the end with no issues! Of course I still need A LOT of improvement in how it sounds, but hey, Im so happy!
Enjoy your trip exploring Flamenco :)
@@FockeWulfFW200 that's great! Well done!
Música clásica española, con un genial intérprete del norte❤
Incredible talent. Thank you, Ana.
Vous êtes une des 3/4 meilleures interprètes mondiales de de morceau !
Avec qui ? Pablo Sainz...
@@jeanmanelphe3099 Bonjour. Je ne connais PABLO... Peux-tu me proposer un lien RUclips ? Amicalement.
Il suffit de chercher sur you tube : Capricho arabe Pablo Sainz 😉
@@jeanmanelphe3099 je viens de m'apercevoir que je l'avais déjà dans mes abonnements RUclips mais j'avoue que je ne me souvenais pas de son nom.
Non la meilleur !!!! Sans aucun doute
Flawless interpretation allowed by your perfected technique. Such a gentle presentation of a new way of playing Tarrega such as, no doubt I am certain, he would delight in. In 60 years of listening I've never imagined a substantial improvement could ever be reached of playing Capricho Arabe by the masters of guitar but you have delivered a sublime AND dynamic performance. Breathtaking.
I absolutely agree with you...I've listened to other really great interpretations...Ana surpasses all others....Believe me...I have an extremely fine ear for music and musicality....
@@ihsanmodak3916 Apparently you do. Vidovic's performance here is way beyond technique though that is obviously the means to her end. But the end; the artistry, the 'musicality' she almost exaggerates with out ever sounding exaggerated. It's as if she can play 'softness' VERY LOUDLY. This is way beyond so many technique junkies that are pushing 'classical music' to new popularity but lack the soul, the essence of music as defined by the ancient Greeks , "...of the Muses (their goddesses)." The sublime subtleties - the whispered nuances. This seems then the history of guitar: from Segovia to Williams and Bream and now in the 3rd decade of the 21st C., to Vedovic.
Thanks for your reply. Your thoughts?
@@davidpeteriarussi7956 Right. I believe Vidovic is among the phalanx of this 3rd generation you describe. One of my favorites.
Also that guitar is just a jewel, such brightness and projection.
Ana, is a great interpreter of Tárrega. Listening to this music touches the cords of my heart.
I am convinced she is a beautiful robot that plays every piece flawlessly
Excelente interpretación. Enhorabuena 👏 ㊗️
Tanta maestría y virtuosismo en una mujer tan joven revelan un talento muy especial para la guitarra. Es de lo mejor que he escuchado en mi vida. Gracias y siga usted así, por favor.
Ich habe Capriccio A.von sehr vielen Gitarristen gehört, aber Sie gehören zu den aller,allerbesten Danke❤❤❤❤❤❤❤es muß das ❤berühren u mit dem❤gespielt werden
Aloha, greeting from Hawaii. Thank you for your beautiful music.
Ana es puro talento.
Extraordinaria!
Ohhh my God my Reyna playing the Guitar, I adore you my beautiful and beautiful Ana Vidovic, I hope you continue to delight us with your beautiful performances of the Guitar, I am your number one fan, greetings from Lima - Peru, hopefully one day when we overcome this situation we visit, we will be waiting for you!
Calm down, spaz. Too much. You're saying too much.
You may be her no. 1 fan...I absolutely adore her beyond all comprehensione...I melt when I see her and turn to lava when she plays...
It has been so long since I played this song, it felt like it was scratching an itch. Muchas Gracias Senora
Wonderful performance, full of pathos and melancholy. 😍
Beautiful piece! I need to get it out, dust it off, and work on it again. Thanks Ana. ;)
I don't how to express it... she sound... like... "Sharp" you know... compared to other performances you can just hear every single note and it sounds really harsh but it gives some kind of middle eastern vibe to it and I love it
I mean the song is called Arabic Whim, I know nothing about music but I guess it is intended to sound like that
The word is "clear" or "clean" sound and the Jim Redgate guitar is powerful.
Impeccabile ed emozionante esibizione... Nonostante la tecnica perfetta, che renderebbe impersonale ,l' esecuzione questa importante opera di Tarrega , la Vidovic riesce ad interpretare trasferendo emozione in ogni nota Incantata...Ad oggi, soltanto Julian Bream ha dimostrato tale capacità.
One of the most beautiful interpretacion I ever listen
Mi favorito absoluto y lo tocas maravillosamente, felicidades.
No words to describe the effect of your playing.....you touch my soul with your talent.
One of the greatest pieces of all time, good job!
Absolutely superb. A wonderful guitarist. ♥️
Excellent
Beautiful, enchanting, and heart stopping. Her guitar playing is pretty good too.
Molto brava!
one of my favorite classical guitar piece
Soooo very Beautiful and the guitar is also pretty. Best version I've heard so far. ❤
You are such a gifted artist. Amazing. It is hard to imagine the time that you have put in to master your craft, but you are an incredible gift to those who would love to aspire to your greatness but will never have the gift. Thank you for being our conduit.
La beauté ajoutée à la l'intelligence et la douceur de l'exécution, c'est parfait, bravo !
Não há o que dizer... apenas escutar... e escutar com a alma...
Personne ne va me dire qui est le luthier de cette guitare? Elle a un timbre et un son vraiment agréable. Elle a dû coutée les yeux de la tête sans doubte et vaut chaque centime.
Australian Jim Redgate. It is beautiful. Deep long powerfull resonance. Ana says she plays in grand halls and wants the sound to reach everyone and to use as little amplifyers as possible. There are videos with Ana at the Sicas guitars talking about her instrument, as well as a recent video of Ana and Jim Redgate showing her his new guitar.