Angel Romero - 1958 Hermann Hauser II (Part 2)
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Guitar: 1958 Hermann Hauser II (tinyurl.com/pmp...)
Here's Angel Romero showing what makes this 1958 Hermann Hauser II a truly exceptional guitar - the speed of recovery of the strings, the evenness and balance of the voicing and the incredible and even sustain, all illustrated for us by one of the great players of our age. Recorded at the Guitar Salon showroom in Santa Monica, CA.
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That was like a master class.
Precious advises the great master. Thank you for sharing.
Amazing wealth of knowledge.
I love this man, this master. God bless him!
Judging by this video, he has a strong desire to pinch the strings and beat them at the bridge of the guitar .But this reduces the dynamic range of a good guitar . The sound from this becomes rougher and sharper if it were extracting sounds over the rosette .
@@user-oo2wf7cf6h His flamenco roots show there.
I found this discussion and his insight along with the examples really very helpful. It would be interesting to see more discussions about the the instruments, not just playing them. Does that make sense? Helping the listener to understand the unique qualities of the instrument and even how they compare.
thank you Maestro Angel.
When he was playing Cavatina, i don‘t hear the long sustain of the notes on the first string as one can expect from such a master guitar.
I want the guitar! The shirt!! And most of all to play like Angel!
Los Romero. Lo mejor de lo mejor.
I don't want the guitar. I want that shirt!
Judging by this video, he has a strong desire to pinch the strings and beat them at the bridge of the guitar .But this reduces the dynamic range of a good guitar . The sound from this becomes rougher and sharper if it were extracting sounds over the rosette .
@@user-oo2wf7cf6h u trying to make him want the guitar and not the shirt?
Estos maestros además de tocar tienen unas guitarras que gusto oírlas sonar ,,,,,,
That shirt is wearing him....love it!
What Angel is talking about is the necessity of harmonic development of each & every note (attack of the note,the heard fundamental of that played note & the harmonic continuation of that note) has to mimic the individual 'Voices/Colors' one might hear from an Orchestra playing in a good Concert Hall. I honestly can't listen to Non Acoustic based music for the fact that there really isn't enough Dynamic Contrast in the music to keep my interest . (He,he,he .... There really isn't much Development of Harmonics in Electric based music as these are an Acoustical trait)
Does anyone know the song Angel is playing at 3:25 with the chords ringing out?
Concierto de Aranjuez by Rodrigo - the second movement - Adagio
Anyone know what type of strings he’s using?
Excelente guitarrista.
Los guitarristas classicos tocan toda su vida PMAI. Y somento Rodrigo, Tarrega, Albeniz e… es todo
Yeah his shirt rocks! But in all seriousness I enjoyed the video, thanks.
Hi Angel, Where is the instrument ?
Good lesson*
What's that magic chord at 3:37? Anyone know?
E minor 6th with added 11th
Thanks Allan. Is that constructed like this: 0 0 5 6 0 7?
No worries Psalms, I would have to dig out the sheet music to this monster piece but from memory I think it is 005657
A bit rough. But full of passion and energy.
Judging by this video, he has a strong desire to pinch the strings and beat them at the bridge of the guitar .But this reduces the dynamic range of a good guitar . The sound from this becomes rougher and sharper if it were extracting sounds over the rosette .
Come on guys, turn the reverb down when he is having his conversation
Nice reverb Nice guitar
4:03 ? Tittle pls....
+Ferdi B. Cavatina by Stanley Myers :)
Why is it so hard to explain "sustain"? 😂😂 But it is amazing that he can still play with such speed at his age. Hauser is really unique.
Angel Romero - great artist on a lovely guitar! What is the name of the piece at 4:00 and the composer?
That's "Cavatina" by Stanley Myers.
Grazie, Leonardo!
@@guitargod6997 I had the same question, haha. Lovely piece.
I think mass production of guitars ought to be forbidden. Only handmade ones with the best available materials. For beginners luthiers can build simple instruments without all the bling like inlay and bindings. Maybe just a simple binding to protect the top and thats it. With enough market-, because of the mass production stop, -luthiers can make guitars affordable for beginners.
Things used to be this way in Spain before WW1. Affordable instruments with solid woods. It can be done, but more people should be aware.
what 's fist piece title?
Concierto de Aranjuez (,de Joaquín Rodrigo)
Concierto de Aranjuez _First Movement._ It's in three-measure theme in 6/8
Hi Romero. Thank you for send me instrument ？
Beautiful example at 2:26. Few guitars can do that.
+Per Lindhof Frederiksen
Once you set yourself to hear that as a foundational reference, then you can really begin to discern how beautifully the notes ring true to themselves.
If a guitar can't do that then it doesn't have six strings.. (hint: Every guitar can do that.)
Allan Dunsmuir hes talking about the quality of definition and sustain
Angel is over 70 years old and is a legend of the instrument. He is also very arrogant and confident which he has a right to be considering his history. But the Bm chord will sound good on any quality guitar. He's just being a typical eccentric artiste. I still enjoy listening to what he has to say though!!
And you are just the typical arrogant RUclips troll Allan...
He's obviously an excellent player, but I think he didn't polish his nails enough for this particular video.
Judging by this video, he has a strong desire to pinch the strings and beat them at the bridge of the guitar .But this reduces the dynamic range of a good guitar . The sound from this becomes rougher and sharper if it were extracting sounds over the rosette .
The first string sounds tinny and unpleasant.
Needs a soundport, the guitar chokes when played with an aggressive attack. Nice fellow.
fascinating - care to say more?
@@corvusmonedulas4895 the air does not get released quick enough so the soundboard does move more freely resulting in shock going back through the bridge and saddle to the strings creating almost a type of nasal ping or vibration. Its like hitting a steel pole with a wooden stick and feeling the shock going back through your hands and arms. This guitar would be awesome with just one sound port at the top of the upper bout.
If the string recovers quickly to zero position there is no more sound.
This guy is full of ideology (as in full of shit) just like brother Pepe is.
He and Pepe only play three pieces, Aranjuez, Asturias and Requerdos.
I don't think he meant that the string completely stops vibrating, which indeed would create no more sound. I think he means that in some guitars, the strings vibrate way too much and make it hard to play continously in that same string. The difference between cheap guitars and these incrediby crafted guitars is that the acoustics of the guitar and its wood are so good that they can sustain the note very long without much vibration of the string. The sound just pops out and stays forever without being cut out by the next note. The sound is full and has a lot of direction forwards, while in other guitars, the string won't stop vibrating but also creates a short sustained sound. I'm saying all this without any knowledge in acoustics or guitar making but I'm just trying to justify for this man's explanation. I don't think he's full of shit, I believe its called experience. But then again, don't even know the man.
I agree he is waffling terribly. It is a nice guitar though..
oh, great Maestro, please make a video and show us how it SHOULD be done
Hace un desastre con el ritmo😭😭😭