Concierto De Aranjuez - Rodrigo'nun Gitar Konçertosu (Joaquín Rodrigo)

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  • @SaraGallardo-w9w
    @SaraGallardo-w9w Год назад

    Es la música más bella que haya existido. Amo a Concierto de Aranjuez.

  • @rajkay6517
    @rajkay6517 Год назад +5

    English translation of the information under the video:
    Concierto de Aranjuez is a guitar concerto composed by Spanish composer Joaquín Rodrigo in 1939 and featuring Spanish pianist Regino Sainz de la Maza as a soloist for the first time in 1940. The piece was written for classical guitar and orchestra and is one of Rodrigo's best-known and beloved works.
    The concerto consists of three parts:
    Allegro con spirito: The first part of the piece begins with an energetic and enthusiastic tempo. This section, which begins as dialogues between the guitar and the orchestra, emphasizes the virtuoso technique and melodic beauty of the guitar.
    Adagio: The second part has a calmer and lyrical character. This part, which has a melancholic and beautiful melody, takes the listener into a magical atmosphere. It is one of the most famous parts of the "Concierto de Aranjuez".
    Allegro gentile: In the last part, the piece ends with a lively and cheerful tempo. In this section, the technical abilities and rhythmic power of the guitar come to the fore.
    "Concierto de Aranjuez" is considered one of the important classical works of the guitar repertoire and is very popular in the classical music world. With this piece, Rodrigo achieved great success by promoting Spanish music internationally. The concerto remains popular with guitarists and listeners alike, and is frequently performed on concert stages around the world.
    Translation based on Google Translates

  • @muratgumus2754
    @muratgumus2754 Год назад

    🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷❤️❤️❤️ Türkler için bu eser çok anlamlıdır , çok bambaşka hatıralar barındırır ,
    Unutulmayacaksınız……..

  • @muratgumus35
    @muratgumus35 Год назад +8

    Evet bunu dinlemişti, demli bir çay ve sigara eşliğinde...
    Deniz Gezmiş'in idâmından önceki son dileği.!
    Allah'ım her defasında mı olur?
    Yine süzüldü gözyaşlarım durmaksızın yanaklarıma,
    İstemsizce gelen hıçkırıklar eşlik etti ölümsüz notalara,
    Kalbimin levh-i mahfuzunda bugün de senin için savrulsun kalem-i âlâ...
    Mağrur duruşun ile uçurdun hürriyeti kederli rüzgarların uğultulu tepelerinde,
    Canımı acıtıyor hissettiklerin ruhumun ücra köşelerinde,
    ama artık özgürsün hapsedemezler seni kör zihniyetlerin karanlık düşüncelerinde,
    Zincir vuramazlar sana doyumsuz sahte yaşantıların kısır algılarında,
    Duyguların dolaşıyor her daim yoldaşlarının damarlarında.!
    Selam olsun Deniz Gezmiş, Hüseyin İnan ve Yusuf Aslan
    Benden üç cesur yürekli adama selam...

  • @mariludias6670
    @mariludias6670 Год назад +1

    Amo, amo, amo el Concierto de Aranjuez!

    • @bacd07
      @bacd07  Год назад

      Todos amamos...

  • @ingrij.guevaramorales7684
    @ingrij.guevaramorales7684 Год назад

    Sublime!!!😊

  • @rosavito1
    @rosavito1 Год назад +1

    So beautiful!

  • @JMBailo
    @JMBailo Год назад +9

    The guitar player in the picture is José Luis Rodrigo, who was my teacher and mentor back in my student years at Real Conservatorio de Madrid. Sorry to ask, but are you sure that he is the guitarist in this version? Thank you.

    • @bacd07
      @bacd07  Год назад +5

      Yes, the guitarist in the picture is José Luis Rodrigo. However, in this version, there is another musician playing the composition.

  • @rajkay6517
    @rajkay6517 Год назад +3

    It is important to name the artists who are playing Concierto de Aranjuez otherwise it is misleading esp. since you have a picture of Joaquin Rodrigo. This is just plain wrong not to mention who the artists are.

    • @bacd07
      @bacd07  Год назад +2

      Thank you for your sensitivity. The name of the artist has been added to the end of the description.

    • @rajkay6517
      @rajkay6517 Год назад

      @@bacd07Thanks for doing so and responding. It is much appreciated. Regards!