Que hermosura! Y la pieza que toca es tambien hermosa. Realmente esta dama es una virtuosa de la guitarra, a la misma altura, si no es que mas, de Segovia, los Romero etc. Por eso sus nombres y sus obras, merecidamente seran inmortales mientras exista la humanidad
I've seen you in a couple random videos & decided to follow which I hardly ever do. I must say, you are insane! I honestly maybe see 1 out of 100 other guitarists play with such expression. The timbre changes, free playing on the form, & dynamics were on point! I've been playing this piece for years & have my own expressive style of playing it, but some of the sections you played faster than I'm used to & gave it a whole new sound which is amazing. There was purposely longer held notes during some faster runs which made the rhythm sound very free & powerful and gives a whole new perspective on the runs. I'm honestly going to borrow your style on some of the sections & combine it with my own to see if I can improve the sound I'm going for with this piece. I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for more videos, you are now one of my favorite guitarists!
Among the best gutarrists of the moment. Her execution is outstanding and besides that, she is beautiful and nice with her fans. Congratulations and my best wishes to continue with her succesful carer.
love her music puts all in and look what she gets back young and beautifull I truly love her energy and spirit best musician on classical guitar on the planet my opinion.....surely I've listened to most of them
I don't know who's I enjoy most? Ana Vidovic's, Isabel Martinez' or Alexandra Whittingham's interpretation. I think Alexandra W's, but very hard to call. Ana Vidovic is so elegant.
Agree, Alexandra's version is passionate and overflowing with talent and verve. Marcin Dylla is also excellent. I like the slower, more emotive versions.
Ana is obviously competing with the other excellent guitarista, even thought there really are no competition. Ana is the master technically and as well as with her superbe musicallity. Lovely.
Honestly I think many players interpretation is excruciatingly and ponderously slow and difficult to listen to. Videvic's uptempo interpretation is a breath of fresh air. Love it.
Hits every note clearly and perfectly and the decending scales are spot on but the pacing of the song isn’t to my preference. Especially the transition from minor to major which is a key point in this piece and she doesn’t express that part well by rushing into it.
I know Ana is an amazing guitarist but I don't luv this version of Capricho Árabe. The people that are saying that this is too fast are correct. Here's why - Capricho Árabe was composed in 1892 during the romantic period of classical music, although that doesn't mean every song was written about love, but it's very obvious that Capricho Árabe was intended to be an exotic, romantic piece, so when people play it too fast it completely loses the romance. There's a few riffs that can be played a little quicker, but if the over all tempo is fast then there's no room for dynamics. I have a friend that's currently learning it and my advise to him was "You have to play the melodie to Capricho Árabe like you're romancing a beautiful woman"
Es magica es tierna esta.musica de sonidos lindos y esquisitos. Que lida ymaravillosa interpretación. Toca como los angeles. Venezuela
Que hermosura! Y la pieza que toca es tambien hermosa. Realmente esta dama es una virtuosa de la guitarra, a la misma altura, si no es que mas, de Segovia, los Romero etc. Por eso sus nombres y sus obras, merecidamente seran inmortales mientras exista la humanidad
I've seen you in a couple random videos & decided to follow which I hardly ever do. I must say, you are insane! I honestly maybe see 1 out of 100 other guitarists play with such expression. The timbre changes, free playing on the form, & dynamics were on point! I've been playing this piece for years & have my own expressive style of playing it, but some of the sections you played faster than I'm used to & gave it a whole new sound which is amazing. There was purposely longer held notes during some faster runs which made the rhythm sound very free & powerful and gives a whole new perspective on the runs. I'm honestly going to borrow your style on some of the sections & combine it with my own to see if I can improve the sound I'm going for with this piece. I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for more videos, you are now one of my favorite guitarists!
Among the best gutarrists of the moment. Her execution is outstanding and besides that, she is beautiful and nice with her fans. Congratulations and my best wishes to continue with her succesful carer.
no cabe duda que es una virtuosa de la guitarra clásica y aparte muy hermosa me encantas ANA
Very well done Ms. Vidovic.
Como se nota el arte de Utrera. Grande Ana Maria
Linda mujer.
love her music puts all in and look what she gets back young and beautifull I truly love her energy and spirit best musician on classical guitar on the planet my opinion.....surely I've listened to most of them
Have you heard Tatiana ryzkova?
Muito lindo, amei...
Simply amazing.
La toca muy encarrerada
You are an angel wish to meet you 🎸
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I don't know who's I enjoy most? Ana Vidovic's, Isabel Martinez' or Alexandra Whittingham's interpretation. I think Alexandra W's, but very hard to call. Ana Vidovic is so elegant.
David Russell
Agree, Alexandra's version is passionate and overflowing with talent and verve. Marcin Dylla is also excellent. I like the slower, more emotive versions.
Ana is obviously competing with the other excellent guitarista, even thought there really are no competition. Ana is the master technically and as well as with her superbe musicallity. Lovely.
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Con el respeto que se merece, me parece que la cadencia de este tema está muy rápido, le resta romanticismo a ésta obra de F. Tárrega.
Honestly I think many players interpretation is excruciatingly and ponderously slow and difficult to listen to. Videvic's uptempo interpretation is a breath of fresh air. Love it.
Hits every note clearly and perfectly and the decending scales are spot on but the pacing of the song isn’t to my preference. Especially the transition from minor to major which is a key point in this piece and she doesn’t express that part well by rushing into it.
I know Ana is an amazing guitarist but I don't luv this version of Capricho Árabe. The people that are saying that this is too fast are correct. Here's why - Capricho Árabe was composed in 1892 during the romantic period of classical music, although that doesn't mean every song was written about love, but it's very obvious that Capricho Árabe was intended to be an exotic, romantic piece, so when people play it too fast it completely loses the romance. There's a few riffs that can be played a little quicker, but if the over all tempo is fast then there's no room for dynamics. I have a friend that's currently learning it and my advise to him was "You have to play the melodie to Capricho Árabe like you're romancing a beautiful woman"
she"s from Russia ???????
... from Croatia.
From Poland...
From chiclana
Mexico
From Galactica
played too fast for my liking. great technique though
Great technique but ...where is it the feeling?
too fast
no
Yeah, it's too fast. Just search for David Russell's performance. It's much better