Guitar Collection I
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- Опубликовано: 24 сен 2020
- David Jacques plays on 25 historical guitars
Torres, Lacote, pagés, Stauffer, Panormo, ...
Guitare baroque, Pracht, Lyon, 1776
Canarios (Gaspar Sanz 1640-1710)
Lyre-guitare Jean-Laurent Mast fils, Mirecourt, c.1810
Coming Through the Rye (Mauro Giuliani 1781-1829)
Chitarra Battente Marcus Obbo, Naples, 1806
3 Balli nazionali Op.24 (Mauro Giuliani 1781-1829)
Guitare Augustin Claudot, Mirecourt, c.1810
Sonate Op.41- Rondo (Ferdinando Carulli 1770-1841)
Guitare Joaquin Pagés, cadix, 1820
Andante - Sonata (Mathias josé Maestro, Musica Notebook 1786)
Guitare théorbée Villaume et Giron, Troyes, 1798
Gigue (Ausseer Manuscript, Vienne, c.1780)
Guitare René Lacôte 1835
Varsovie Mazurka (Ernest Shand 1868-1924)
Guitare C.F. Martin, New-York, c.1840
Pensez à moi (Franz Sulzner 19e)
Guitare à cinq chœurs Alexandre Voboam, Paris, c.1665
Canaries (Anonyme, France, 17e)
Guitare Anton Stauffer, Vienne, c.1840
Hungarian Dance Op.6 no.4 (Vincenz Schuster c.1797-c.1863)
Guitare « Terz » Guiot, Londres, 1846
Largo (Johann Kaspar Mertz 1806-1856)
Guitare Louis Panormo, Londres, 1832
Andante & Allegretto (Angelina Panormo 1811-1900)
Guitare anonyme, France, c.1810
Ramillette de mis flores preferidas Op.46 - La Rosa (Mauro Giuliani 1781-1829)
Guitare Gerard, France, 1850
Impromptu - Forgotten (Mme Catharina Pratten 1821-1895)
Guitare Antonio de Torres, Almeria, 1887
Boléro (Julian Arcas 1832-1882)
Guitare Vicente Arias, Real, 1886
Boleras (Trad. Espagnol)
Guitare Daniel Friederich, Paris, 1972
Prélude 1 (Claude Gagnon)
Guitare russe à 7 cordes Julius Zimmermann, Moscou, 1902
Romance sans paroles (Vasily Sarenko 1814-1881)
Guitare Gennaro di Roma, Italie, 1888
Notturno (Roberto Beccuti 1910-1974)
Guitare René Lacôte, Paris, 1840
Andante Op.45 no.5 (Fernando Sor 1778-1839)
Guitare François Soriot, Mirecourt, c.1830
Oh Dolci baci, o languide carezze - Tosca(Giacomo Puccini 858-1924)
Arr: Armanno Morlacchi
Guitare Petitjean l’ainé, Mirecourt, c.1850
Serenade (Alexandr Nemerowski 1859- ?)
Guitare Hyppolite Collin, Paris, c.1820
Méditation (Ernest Shand 1868-1924)
Guitare Pierre Marcard, Mirecourt, c.1840
Alla Mazurka (Alexandr Nemerowski 1859- ?)
Guitare Albin Graupner, Allemagne, c.1900
Joy-Boy (Albert J. Weidt 1866-1945) 
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This whole performance is like a museum.
Watching this maybe the best hour one can spend on the internet!- Bravo David :)
Absolument exceptionnel!!!
Man... The Rose..... WOW!!!
Votre habileté à jouer de la guitare est superbe. Et merci de partager votre collection de guitares. Il a fourni un véritable aperçu des sons du passé.
Entertaining and Educational Thanks
Damn he has an amazing collection
Thanks !
C'est toujours autant un régal de découvrir toutes les guitares différentes au fil du temps.
Un exposé absolument fascinant !
An hour of delight!
This is fantastic!
Bravo, David! Superb!
Bravíssimo! 👏👏👏
The Finest Collection and Play I've ever Witnessed :) David Jacques is Outstanding !!!!
Elements of Synergy C.D. Thank you it’s really appreciated 🙏
@@davidjacques2024 Always Welcome Friend :)
Grazie per averci donato ľanima della chitarra che attraversa il tempo con le sue belle interpretazioni.👏👏👏
Wow, amazing. Thank you very much David!
amazing !
Fantástico!
Exquisite video.
Amazing the sheer sound quality and beauty of inlays of 19th Century French luthiers' guitars. My pick? Well, the Friederich (in this case 20th Century) is wonderful and the tone is notably more contemporary. The Gerard, the Vincente Arias and the Zimmerman impressed me also followed by the Lacote and the Genaro. Finally, the Torres, which maybe deserves high tension black strings... Anyway, amazing collection, playing and setting. Kudos to David Jaques for this very inspiring moment. I am now looking in the market for a 19th Century classical guitar.
Thank you very much 🙏. If you are in the market for 19th please have a look at my web page, I always have many for sale! David.Jacques.com/collection
A very gifted player with a wealth of knowledge on the instrument he performs so well with. Thanks for this amazing voyage trough time.
A wonderful collection! And all played so very well. Thank you.
So intimate and elegant, just lovely thank you.
Excellent!
Merci de nous faire partager ces trésors.
Superbe!
This is such a gift to us. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I love your Facebook posts too.
Beautiful guitars, well-chosed pieces, and all played with great subtlety and expertise!
Concerto obrigatório... Fabuloso, genial.
incredible collection of instruments and music, and you deserve both of them, you play very well with a deep attention to subtle nuances
Incredible on so many levels! Thank you for sharing this with our fortunate souls 🙏🙏🙏
I appreciate your beautiful performances and this rare opportunity to hear the differences in each different style of those guitars. It would be wonderful to know the string length of those instruments so that I could learn how the different string length makes different tones.
Beautiful collection and excellent musicianship...well done monsieur!!
Merci pour ce voyage dans le temps et ce généreux et talentueux partage.
Superb technique and phrasing! Many would aspire to play like you, sir. Thanks for posting 👏👏👏
This is a Masterclass... a high level one!!! Thanks
i know I am kind of off topic but does anyone know of a good site to stream newly released movies online ?
@Kayson Noe try flixzone. You can find it on google :)
@Clayton Lyric Definitely, have been using flixzone for since april myself =)
@Clayton Lyric thanks, I signed up and it seems like a nice service :D I appreciate it!!
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Wow! Tellement beau de vous entendre jouer de ces magnifiques instruments anciens. Merci de nous les présenter! "Un Bijoux de vidéo!!". ♥ PS: Je n'arrive pas a m'imaginer "le systeme" d'humidification controlé que vous devez avoir dans une certaine piece pour bien conserver ces Témoins du passé!... :-O ;-) :-) Mario
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Magnifique
S3RG3NT J3BOY merci merci
It is so great how you bring back to life those wonderful guitars. Wonderful sound and playing. I can't help to think about the different lifes of the previous owners of theses guitars through the time. Thanks!
Linda interpretação, riquissimo material historico e raro, nos ajuda a compreender os cordofones. A Lutheria e os Violonistas agradecem, a nossa alma tambem pelo belo repertorio. Obrigado pela generosidade!!!
Toe tapping, heart touching, soul soothing concert that I will revisit many times. Thank you so very much. I wish I could have been in the concert hall for this.
The acoustics of building are great, perfect sound
I’m so taken by your wonderful playing! You really let each instrument give its voice!
Très intéressant, c'est encore mieux que visiter un musée! Merci pour le partager.
Maestro ..un privilegio ver su coleccion y un repertorio tan maravilloso...admirador de su. Trabajo..que. me inspira a crecer como estudiante en la guitarra clasica...de chile ..un gran abrazo...
Whouah!
Belle collection mais également un excellent niveau de jeu.
Bravo.
Je suis jaloux.
Hermosa muestra de instrumentos que enamoran. Gran ejecución. Un oasis de serenidad y belleza. Gracias.
Amazing video worthy of a millions of views
Thanks so much for this comment… I’m working so hard to promote this project. 🙏
Really a lovely lovely recital. I enjoyed it so much. Many thanks for your generosity in sharing your talent.
Thank you Kathy 🙏🙏👋
Merci beaucoup pour la qualité de cette présentation. Votre travail ma aider à mettre mon ego envers les petites guitares de côté et a me procurer une Martin 0-18. Probablement la meilleure décision que j'ai prise pour mon cheminement musicale. Merci encore
Genius!❤️
This is incredible! Almost all of these are museum-worthy pieces, but it's wonderful to see them out and being played. Amazing collection and great playing! This is one of the best videos I've seen on all of RUclips, in terms of the sheer amount of content presented. Everyone should be required to watch this!
Thank you for this wonderful comment, it’s highly appreciated 🙏
What was even more impressive was that, you memorized all that.
Which proves your level of mastery
I’m not trying to be a prick but it was only an hour. I mean, I’m not even close to a master And I used to play five hours from memory on the sidewalk, in Tippecanoe... for like $30-$50..... oh me oh my....I mean I’m sure he has ten times this memorized. I am actually angry that I’ve had so many setbacks I can’t even play for three hours from memory now, I should be doing ten hours... as hard as I’ve worked at it...
25 X Bravo
Merci clément
That Arcas “Bolero” was the best I’ve heard so far of that particularly piece too. But I mean... I’ve only heard about twelve people doing it maybe and half of them were Ametuers...
Thanks for posting! Fascinating video. I enjoyed hearing the various guitars - a portion of the 'Claude Hyppolite Colllin' guitar fretboard looked worn to the point it appeared to be scalloped (100:48 - 101:28 )! !!
Indeed it’s a scalopped fret board!
@@davidjacques2024 wow! Thanks for responding!
Magnifique présentation qui rend hommage à la guitare! Merci pour ces pages d’histoire et aussi la découvertes de compositeurs. Je me demandais quelles sortes cordes mettez-vous sur vos guitares, M. David? Merci de m’éclairer. J’ai acheté et fait réviser une guitare anonyme ancienne à Prague.
Merci Françoise. Je mets différentes cordes tout dépend de l’instrument. Parfois boyaux, parfois aquila 800, et souvent de simples d ‘addario j43
Thank you Antoine! What a beautiful guitar concert! This is the happiest and most lovely music. What is the French and English name for the design inside of the guitar opening as on his third guitar (from Naples).
This is so good. It highlights what a beautiful sounding instrument the guitar is and the historical progression is fascinating. Will you make this concert available for purchase as a hi res audio download?
Jason Isadore thanks! Yes it will be on all platforms soon
Divine tone! Could You please write town the list of tunes You played?
kagokass thanks! They appear before each piece, but I will add them in the description, ok thank you
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The Guiot looks quite much like a Panormo and many of the Panormo's also have a seven fan bracing. So i wonder who copied who. Very interesting to hear the difference between the two here. I prefere the Panormo but that's a matter of personal taste. The Torres of course is also sensational. Not in vain he has become famous during lifetime. The Torres made a big step towards the modern spanish guitar in terms of the sound and also it's construction ofcourse. That italian guitar by Gennaro de Roma is also an intersting guitar although in my opinion it sounds a bit box like and antiquated compared to spanish guitars of that epoch. That Lacote is of interst too ofcourse. I assume he got famous for a reason too. The guitar sounds good. Those french guitars have their own voice. They should not be coparred with the spanish guitars of that epoch although they are. The Soriot has a long sustain and many natural harmonics. It's a pretty good guitar too. Very interesting demonstration of all those antique guitars. Thank you!
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Which strings did you used for those instruments?
Some gut, some nylgut and some nylon, depends
@@davidjacques2024 thx. Can u tell also the FIRMA? I mean are they dadario, savarez, agostine?
Are you, or have you done a presentation of footstools?
MrDizzyvonclutch unfortunately no
david jacques mines a couple blocks of wood bolted together. I need to find a fancy one though. lol with the little pillow inside the quilting and such.
He is a french canadian. To hear miles away, haha.
You don’t like my accent? 😉
@@davidjacques2024 No problem. I just noticed it. Thanks for the video. That's really very interesting for anyone interested in antique guitars.
Much more pleasing to the ear than that frenetic Parisian French.