No cabe duda que estas dos piezas interpretadas por el gran maestro Steve Whoe tocan fibras muy profundas de la sencibilidad poética de todos aquellos que tengan la dicha de percibir en la mú sica ese género literario-musical. Steve el guitarra principal de el grupo YES, nos ha podido trasladar a regiones insospechadas de el romanticismo lírico con su inspirada Mood gor a day, cuya lenta, limpia y cadenciosa interpretación nos regaló en La Plaza de Armas Zacatecas México una noche tibia del la primera decada de los 2000's como lo hace en Praga. Gracias maestro por ser y pir estar!!!!
Ever the minstrel. Howe demonstrates his versatility here. He's quite pleased that the crowd seems to be attentive and appreciative. THat's not always the case for this kind of playing at a rock concert.
no, it is part of the prog repetoire. It isn't notable in the classical world. It is pretty... Before you hate on me, I love yes. Have a cover of Close to the edge and Gates of delirium on my page. Solo!
Really. The "rock age" having a small dose of culture and taste laid before them. Hard to to imagine then ... much harder to imagine now. btw, that's a stunning guitar too.
Ohh my....thank you for expressing what is so hard to put into words. A whole new world was opened up to me as a high school freshman. I remember the day I bought 'Fragile' in '71.
The 2 biggest mysteries in the Universe: 1-Gravity and 2- Why Howe is rarely mentioned when they talk about the best guitar players of all times in Rock history.
Sadly, I’m guilty of #2. I have played guitar for almost 50 years and am a hige fan of all the tupical big names, but when coming up with a list of favorite/ best guitarists I somehow forgetvto mention him. Makes no sense.
Steve Howe won guitarist of the year so many times in one of the music polls in the 1970s that they retired him. Then punk happened and the music press turned on progressive rock. He's a phenomenally versatile guitarist (rock, classic, flamenco, pedal steel) and solid composer.
MI maestro de guitarra clásica decía: Siéntese bien apoye la guitarra en la pierna izquierda, la pierna elevada con un banquillo,siga atentamente la partitura y otras recomendaciones acerca de las manos y las uñas y luego llega Steve Howe y toca desenfadadamente de pie y balanceándose para interpretar esta pieza sin error apreciable ante cientos de espectadores (tengo entendido que esta sala Queen Elizabeth Hall tiene 928 asientos), que mas les puedo decir de este gran ejecutante.
Lui è Steve Howe, tutti gli altri, quei normali, devono seguire quello che dice un maestro. E, sicuramente, Steve ha imparato suonando nella giusta posizione e leggendo lo spartito: non si impara certa roba ad orecchio! Ora, potrebbe suonarla anche sdraiato sul pavimento. In ogni, caso non è tanto facile che anche studiando seriamente si diventi come questo fenomeno che suona ogni genere musicale benissimo.
@@calogeromonistero4803 , Sono brasiliano. Qui in Brasile pochi conoscono nemmeno Vivaldi e Yes. Ho frequentato il conservatorio di musica. Suonavo la chitarra classica. Il mondo classico e la musica degli anni '70 sono poco pubblicizzati nei media aperti.
Huge Steve Howe fan and this is my first viewing of this and I LOVE it. Great versions of both of these tunes...the Vivaldi piece is faster, quicker tempo and slightly different arrangement (?) than on the solo effort but is GREAT. Check it out on his The Steve Howe Album which is a fantastic album...I'm constantly preach on YT about the band members solo albums that came out in 1976 (I think they ALL had a solo release that year ? maybe I'm wrong)...they're all (IMO) as good as the band albums and to believe, around that time, that the group was putting out their fabulous Yes albums AND the solo albums also is just mind numbingly cool. Ok I'l stop gushing now...😍
As much as I love Steve Howe for his blending of rock and classical inspiring many guitarists like me to appreciate,l earn and play classical pieces like this Vivaldi, his abilities in the world of classical pieces are only fair. Student level really. It may sound beautiful, impressive and difficult, but his technique is actually a bit sloppy as he does not devote the kind of practice needed to play pieces like this Vivaldi properly. He of course does a better job with his own Mood for a Day composition which he has continued to play for over 40 years. Once you go down this rabbit hole, you realize how much there is to master in even the easier pieces. His real value is in exposing his listeners to new horizons of music that have shaped and inspired all western musical forms we know today!
As Steve's biggest fan, and a classical guitarist, I have to agree. If you'd been to a David Russell or Sean Shibe concert, you'd know the difference. Having said that, I did once sit across the aisle from him at a John Williams recital. Mood for a Day was spot on. It's the reason I started classical.
Was thinking the same thing. This is a piece you would play on a junior recital in a decent college guitar program, and he's not really playing it that well. It is fantastic that he is bringing this music to the masses. I hope that people seek out more of it and hear some real masters of classical guitar.
Yes, and the same is true on pedal steel, and flamenco, and he's no Guthrie Govan on electric guitar. But Steve Howe's versatility and compositions make him one of the greatest. His playing in the middle of "To Be Over" off _Relayer_ features all of this and is perfection.
@davin6175 That's a bit harsh - firstly he's standing up playing this piece, which is always going to be more difficult than the classic position sitting down with his left leg supported, and secondly Steve was playing it repeatedly, night after night, on that tour... so give the guy a break.
Soberbia interpretación de una de las mas bellas piezas de Vivaldi y tristeza por un dia hermosisimo tema ambos del albun Fragile,Steve Howe es uno de los mas talentosos guitarristas del rock,gracias por compartirla,saludos desde Argentina
Sie haben scheinbar keine Ahnung. Das ist ein Stück von Vivaldi. Und dieses Stück spielen Schüler an unserer Musikschule besser als dieser völlig überschätzte Gitarrist 😢😢😢
@@jobstludwig6197Absolut richtig. Bei so einem Konzert geht es wohl eher um Emotionen - und er könnte wohl Hänschen-klein spielen, seine Fans würden genauso toben.
For one who needs compare classical technique to Howe's technique on Vivaldi, I must say close your eyes and open your ears it's the way Howe feel Vivaldi. We are speaking about music creativity not technic. Many classical have the technic but not the sensibility even in their own field ...
I agree, after all: ‘From the heart can go to the heart again’, writes Beethoven with unusually open emotionalism at the beginning of the ‘Kyrie’ (Missa Solemnis).
Actually I couldn't disagree more strongly, this was wooden, lacking in considered dynamics and the phrasing was poorly defined, it also suffered from uneven tempo and inconsistent application of notes inegales.
@@alainsoubrier1609 A box labelled well informed. I suggest you listen to some players who can actually handle such repertoire and techniques required.
Music without politics, or religion or anything else to make people fight. I love it :) I am sure there is a back story from this that someone can share involving all I just enjoyed the story not having it, but I don't need to know. Does anyone really need to know everything about everything? It is fun and cool if you can but it does make life suck. Just an opinion of mine.
I've sometimes wondered what pickup/pre combination he used on this tour. While it surely benefits from a great post production, the fundamental tone is exceptional - hard to believe hes DI'd - devoid of any quack.
How coje he can use his picking hand's middle and ring fingers when he's hybrid picking (flat picking and finger picking simultaneously as he does in Clap) but when it's just finger picking it's just thumb and index finger?
So, if anyone wonders what became of Elrond after he sailed from Middle Earth . . . well, I think he became Steve Howe, and this is some wicked Elven magic. Rejoice, hobbits!
Vivaldi was a virtuoso violinist and composer of baroque, classical music. Steve Howe is an excellent and very versatile rock guitarist. Why on earth are you comparing them?!😂
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Hard to reconcile this man is one of the greatest, enduring Rock guitarists of all time. Thank you God for Steve.
No cabe duda que estas dos piezas interpretadas por el gran maestro Steve Whoe tocan fibras muy profundas de la sencibilidad poética de todos aquellos que tengan la dicha de percibir en la mú sica ese género literario-musical. Steve el guitarra principal de el grupo YES, nos ha podido trasladar a regiones insospechadas de el romanticismo lírico con su inspirada Mood gor a day, cuya lenta, limpia y cadenciosa interpretación nos regaló en La Plaza de Armas Zacatecas México una noche tibia del la primera decada de los 2000's como lo hace en Praga. Gracias maestro por ser y pir estar!!!!
Steve Howe is his name
sensibilidad
completamente de acuerdo con el comentario...sentia en mi cerebro bailar las notas musicales
Grato!
Ever the minstrel. Howe demonstrates his versatility here. He's quite pleased that the crowd seems to be attentive and appreciative. THat's not always the case for this kind of playing at a rock concert.
That is because everyone loves to see him play, whatever it is😊
Das spielen Schüler in unserer Musikschule besser 😢😢
That's because European crowds have reverence and respect for the music. American audiences on the other hand are noisy shitheads....
Howie, the Best guitarra of Yes...
Well done. Beautiful music
Simply....my life
Thanks steve
"Mood for a Day" is forever part of the Classical Guitar repertoire. That alone should assure Steve Howe that it's all been worth it.
no, it is part of the prog repetoire. It isn't notable in the classical world. It is pretty... Before you hate on me, I love yes. Have a cover of Close to the edge and Gates of delirium on my page. Solo!
WOW!!! Thousands of people watching someone play a real instrument! Beautiful stuff.
Really. The "rock age" having a small dose of culture and taste laid before them. Hard to to imagine then ... much harder to imagine now. btw, that's a stunning guitar too.
The mythical, the majical - Steve Howe. Beautiful ...
Amazing quality video. Thanks!
He played that so well! Vivaldi would have loved it.
Saw this concert Prague 2001
Saw the concert in Rome in the '70!!!
Man the negative comments really! Can't you just appreciate the music?
One of the most unique guitarists in popular music. /respect
He's a masterful player and this composition has always been a favorite of mine.
Each members of YES band are great musiciens. Ja! Yes, una banda peculiar, donde cada uno es un fantástico músico de excepción! GRACIAS YES
All the music this man gave my youth...dreams and the sky and the whirling cosmos.
Ohh my....thank you for expressing what is so hard to put into words. A whole new world was opened up to me as a high school freshman. I remember the day I bought 'Fragile' in '71.
How come I never hear Steve Howe mentioned in the greatest guitarist lists, as he's no doubt terrific. Right up the top.
Not visually flashy.
Maybe you're not looking in the right places. He was voted Best Overall Guitarist by Guitar Player magazine five years in a row.
Rolling Stone hates Yes with a passion of 10,000 suns.
This is just a joy to hear. Thank you a thousand times, Steve.
Howe is a master & always enthralls! Love the guy!
The 2 biggest mysteries in the Universe: 1-Gravity and 2- Why Howe is rarely mentioned when they talk about the best guitar players of all times in Rock history.
Sadly, I’m guilty of #2. I have played guitar for almost 50 years and am a hige fan of all the tupical big names, but when coming up with a list of favorite/ best guitarists I somehow forgetvto mention him. Makes no sense.
Steve Howe won guitarist of the year so many times in one of the music polls in the 1970s that they retired him. Then punk happened and the music press turned on progressive rock.
He's a phenomenally versatile guitarist (rock, classic, flamenco, pedal steel) and solid composer.
@@skierpage man I’m digging all this positive LOVE for Mr Howe ! 👌
I saw Yes when they were doing the Yessongs tour in the 70s! A great concert!
The greatest rock guitarist in the world sent my greetings from Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. STEVE HOWE!!!!!!
So few views for such a treasure.
Beautifull guitar.🎸
No debería ver estas cosas porque me dan ganas de tirar la guitarra por la ventana.... Muchas gracias maestro por este regalo.
An interesting interpretation. I played that Vivaldi piece in my senior recital in college.
Was your timing as bad as that?
@ Lol…I was being “diplomatic”
…or, maybe a bit priggish.
@@Viper_555 who are you accusing of being a prig?
@@Viper_555 Have you performed the piece in concert?
Simply beautiful …
I play a Masaru Kohno guitar too!!!! God bless Howe
We have lost these guys forever more
??? He is not young, but not dead !
steve howe is very much alive. so is jon anderson. and so is bill bruford and rick wakeman. alas, chris and alan are gone
Not Forever! Why don't believe that Life is Eternal and Infinite! Look up at the stars and wonder!
Who is Alas? Distant relation of Olias?@@jimmythebold589
MI maestro de guitarra clásica decía: Siéntese bien apoye la guitarra en la pierna izquierda, la pierna elevada con un banquillo,siga atentamente la partitura y otras recomendaciones acerca de las manos y las uñas y luego llega Steve Howe y toca desenfadadamente de pie y balanceándose para interpretar esta pieza sin error apreciable ante cientos de espectadores (tengo entendido que esta sala Queen Elizabeth Hall tiene 928 asientos), que mas les puedo decir de este gran ejecutante.
Lui è Steve Howe, tutti gli altri, quei normali, devono seguire quello che dice un maestro.
E, sicuramente, Steve ha imparato suonando nella giusta posizione e leggendo lo spartito: non si impara certa roba ad orecchio!
Ora, potrebbe suonarla anche sdraiato sul pavimento.
In ogni, caso non è tanto facile che anche studiando seriamente si diventi come questo fenomeno che suona ogni genere musicale benissimo.
Grande maestro Steve Howe. Tocando Vivaldi divinamente.
E pensare che in Italia c'è molta gente che non conosce Vivaldi né gli Yes e, tantomeno Steve Howe.
@@calogeromonistero4803 , Sono brasiliano. Qui in Brasile pochi conoscono nemmeno Vivaldi e Yes. Ho frequentato il conservatorio di musica. Suonavo la chitarra classica. Il mondo classico e la musica degli anni '70 sono poco pubblicizzati nei media aperti.
Steve Howe , é e sempre foi um Gênio da Guitarra e do Violão , simplesmente Fantástico !
Super ouvi muito na minha adolescência e fase adulta .!!! Show!!!
Huge Steve Howe fan and this is my first viewing of this and I LOVE it. Great versions of both of these tunes...the Vivaldi piece is faster, quicker tempo and slightly different arrangement (?) than on the solo effort but is GREAT. Check it out on his The Steve Howe Album which is a fantastic album...I'm constantly preach on YT about the band members solo albums that came out in 1976 (I think they ALL had a solo release that year ? maybe I'm wrong)...they're all (IMO) as good as the band albums and to believe, around that time, that the group was putting out their fabulous Yes albums AND the solo albums also is just mind numbingly cool. Ok I'l stop gushing now...😍
Steve's electric version of that Vivaldi piece on that solo album is... "electric"!
@ couldn’t agree more 👍🏻
Espectacular !!! Claudio desde Río Gallegos Patagonia Argentina
His tone is breath taking
Steve Howe un maestro de la guitarra y del rock sinfónico. Gracias . Lo hermoso no tiene época.
I just read that this live performance of Mood for a Day is Howe's favorite, so I've come to check it out.
As much as I love Steve Howe for his blending of rock and classical inspiring many guitarists like me to appreciate,l earn and play classical pieces like this Vivaldi, his abilities in the world of classical pieces are only fair. Student level really.
It may sound beautiful, impressive and difficult, but his technique is actually a bit sloppy as he does not devote the kind of practice needed to play pieces like this Vivaldi properly.
He of course does a better job with his own Mood for a Day composition which he has continued to play for over 40 years.
Once you go down this rabbit hole, you realize how much there is to master in even the easier pieces.
His real value is in exposing his listeners to new horizons of music that have shaped and inspired all western musical forms we know today!
As Steve's biggest fan, and a classical guitarist, I have to agree. If you'd been to a David Russell or Sean Shibe concert, you'd know the difference. Having said that, I did once sit across the aisle from him at a John Williams recital. Mood for a Day was spot on. It's the reason I started classical.
Was thinking the same thing. This is a piece you would play on a junior recital in a decent college guitar program, and he's not really playing it that well. It is fantastic that he is bringing this music to the masses. I hope that people seek out more of it and hear some real masters of classical guitar.
My thoughts exactly. A huge YES fan, but I have heard WAY better classical guitarists.
Good ….but not great…
Yes, and the same is true on pedal steel, and flamenco, and he's no Guthrie Govan on electric guitar. But Steve Howe's versatility and compositions make him one of the greatest. His playing in the middle of "To Be Over" off _Relayer_ features all of this and is perfection.
@davin6175 That's a bit harsh - firstly he's standing up playing this piece, which is always going to be more difficult than the classic position sitting down with his left leg supported, and secondly Steve was playing it repeatedly, night after night, on that tour... so give the guy a break.
Wonderful play guitar 🎸👍👍👍
Toca muito... grande Steve Howe!!!❤... ponto alto do show!! Que lindo!!!
Soberbia interpretación de una de las mas bellas piezas de Vivaldi y tristeza por un dia hermosisimo tema ambos del albun Fragile,Steve Howe es uno de los mas talentosos guitarristas del rock,gracias por compartirla,saludos desde Argentina
Fantastic guitar playing!!! thanks mr. Steve Howe and thanks mr. Dejan Andric for sharing.
Isn't his timing all over the place?
@@sophiafakevirus-ro8ccjust his interpretation rather than an exact rendition?
@@leemarsh3569 it surprised me that Steve Howe is not more precise
Ultra light setup (1 guitar) and then a very impressive perf. Superb ❤❤😊
I wish I could give more than one thumbs up.
You can. Use emojis. 👍🏿👍🏻👍👍🏼👍🏾
Soberbo. Obrigado pela partilha. Longa vida para Vivaldi, os magníficos YES e Steve Howe.
Guitar Genius!
Absolutely gorgeous
Great...magic fingers...😊
Sem comentários, emoção total já vi 2 shows do YES, tenho uma pá de vinis CDs o diabo a 4 dês da década de 70. 👏👏👏👏👏👏😎😎😎😎🙏🙏
A great guitar man!!!
Somehow I think Vivaldi would approve!
Solo una cosa : Steve = Maestro
Ben detto.
One of my favorite songs of Steve Howe, the Master!! The best of classical guitar music hand by hand with Rock!!
Sie haben scheinbar keine Ahnung. Das ist ein Stück von Vivaldi. Und dieses Stück spielen Schüler an unserer Musikschule besser als dieser völlig überschätzte Gitarrist 😢😢😢
tal vez , no lo dudo ; Es un guitarrista de nuestra juventud con YES , y los alumnos seguirán mejorando en la escuela
@@jobstludwig6197Absolut richtig. Bei so einem Konzert geht es wohl eher um Emotionen - und er könnte wohl Hänschen-klein spielen, seine Fans würden genauso toben.
Steve Howe must live on another planet.
He is from another planet 🪐…but thankfully he lives here on earth. 🌎
did vivaldi, too? that second piece is really lovely!
Viva Vivaldi !!
So impressive...thanks
Steve Howe un excelso maestro de la guitarra, Arriba YES 🎉❤🎉🎉🎉
All these years later, not only still great, it's better!!
Hermoso
Gracias
Amazing, 🎉,
Oh...the memories!! Thank you
UN ROCKERO PROGRESIVO QUE NO CONOCE LA MÚSICA CLÁSICA JAMÁS SERA.
ESTA ES CLASE MAGISTRAL DE UN BUEN ROCKERO ESTUDIOSO.
Mesmerizing
Of another world!!
Excepcional músico ❤ .
Bravissimo maestro❤️
Fantastique 🎉
Celestial. A angelical song🙏
bravo magnificent
A gift
Love this!
Magistral
Espetacular ❤
Howe is one of the gods on Guitar Olympo.
For one who needs compare classical technique to Howe's technique on Vivaldi, I must say close your eyes and open your ears it's the way Howe feel Vivaldi. We are speaking about music creativity not technic.
Many classical have the technic but not the sensibility even in their own field ...
I agree, after all: ‘From the heart can go to the heart again’, writes Beethoven with unusually open emotionalism at the beginning of the ‘Kyrie’ (Missa Solemnis).
Actually I couldn't disagree more strongly, this was wooden, lacking in considered dynamics and the phrasing was poorly defined, it also suffered from uneven tempo and inconsistent application of notes inegales.
@rjlchristie your musicality is in a box...
@@alainsoubrier1609 A box labelled well informed. I suggest you listen to some players who can actually handle such repertoire and techniques required.
Music without politics, or religion or anything else to make people fight. I love it :)
I am sure there is a back story from this that someone can share involving all I just enjoyed the story not having it, but I don't need to know. Does anyone really need to know everything about everything? It is fun and cool if you can but it does make life suck.
Just an opinion of mine.
Hitting the algorithm after all these years 🎉
I really enjoy Spanish guitar and this ranks,in my humble opinion, with Montoya,Williams and Parkening.
lol
The Best...❤
Steve Howe che suona Vivaldi è davvero emozionante.
¡Bravo!
He’s up there with Page and Blackmore right? 🤔
Amazing Steve Howe, all days, everyday. By the way, is it a Kohno 50? I guess so.
I've sometimes wondered what pickup/pre combination he used on this tour. While it surely benefits from a great post production, the fundamental tone is exceptional - hard to believe hes DI'd - devoid of any quack.
How coje he can use his picking hand's middle and ring fingers when he's hybrid picking (flat picking and finger picking simultaneously as he does in Clap) but when it's just finger picking it's just thumb and index finger?
💐😭💞
Virtuoso
Wow !
Words would fail....
Grande Steve Howe!!!
Vivaldi fosse nato intorno agli anni 50 del 1900 di sicuro avrebbe suonato il Prog.
❤ ❤ ❤
Yeaahhh !
that second half wow./ i wonder about the arrangement.
Is his timing all over the shop? It seems it.
Und ewig wird sein eigenes Stück Mood for a day nicht sauber gespielt 😢😢😢😢
B R A V O !
♥
So, if anyone wonders what became of Elrond after he sailed from Middle Earth . . . well, I think he became Steve Howe, and this is some wicked Elven magic. Rejoice, hobbits!
You have to hear Vivaldi and Howe back to back to realize that Howe is every bit as good, and maybe better.
Vivaldi was a virtuoso violinist and composer of baroque, classical music. Steve Howe is an excellent and very versatile rock guitarist. Why on earth are you comparing them?!😂