Francisco Tárrega's "Mazurka: Marieta" by Pepe Romero on an 1864 Antonio de Torres (ex F. Tárrega)
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Guitar: 1864 Antonio de Torres, FE 17 SP/MP (ex Francisco Tárrega, Maria Luisa Anido) (www.guitarsalon.com/product/a...)
Here's Pepe Romero performing "Mazurka: Marieta" by Francisco Tárrega on the composers first Antonio de Torres guitar - this one made in 1864, numbered FE 17, made with spruce top and maple back and sides. Recorded at the Guitar Salon International showroom in Santa Monica, CA.
Huge thanks to the folks at Apogee Electronics (ApogeeDigital.com) for the use of their Ensemble interface in these recordings.
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I hope everyone noticed the additional detail that Pepe did the pencil drawing of Tarrega. An amazing artist from the depth of his soul to the tips of his fingers!
Torres, my favorite guitar. This was played by master that time and now. Nothing gets better than this. I am glad that the guitar just doesn’t sit in a museum and we can actually experience what audiences experienced at that time now.
A legend guitar and guitarist!
Actually legend is Tarrega. Rest to his soul
@@repairtechnician4666 yeah but still it's pretty hard to play even if you're not the one who composed it. that being said though, francisco tarrega is probably one of the most talented guitarists to ever live
Through his joy for the music, he demonstrates such love and respect for the instrument and its voice. Thank you Pepe! A quality to be emulated.
Great Pepe Romero
Three very important people in the history of this instrument. Beautiful! Thank you for this.
Wonderful playing on an exquisite instrument Maestro!
We love Pepe!!! Maestro of the guitar forever!!
What a special time to see the Maestro Romero play so beautifully on this instrument. Thank you!
Wunderschöner Klang - sehr charaktervoll ! Macht Freude anzuhören. 👍 Danke für die schöne Interpretation ! 🙏👋
Simply perfect. Nothing more to this.
Pepe Romero, de los mejores guitarristas por muchos años, junto con sus hermanos y padre. Antonio de Torres (nada que ver conmigo jaja) quien dió el origen a la guitarra moderna de concierto. Qué maravilla !!!
The best guitarist from my childhood ! 💖💖💞amazing transcription OҒ TarreGa mazurka!!!
This is : MASTERFUL ! (Wonderful the dynamics in his playing !)
Combinación magistral compositor, intérprete e instrumento. Gracias GSI por tan bellos regalos.
maravilloso como siempre
Stunning performance by a legend 🔥 Thank you maestro 👏
Excelente Pepe! 👏
Love the articulated phrasing, maestro Romero!
Wonderful !
Bellísima versión!! Gracias. Saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina
was just looking for this video last night, I thought pepe playing this piece had already been posted
Isso é uma verdadeira obra prima...
Muito bom!
Magnifique gift to the world.
Gracias Dios mío por regalarnos éstas maravillas ejecutadas por las manos de tus hijos a los que tú les donas esos talentos
Un genio!!!artista de la hostia!!!saludos de Mar Del Plata (Argentina)
che chitarra splendida!
Very nice color work.
Wonderful!!
Dynamic use of guitar with subtle touch.l replayed it once already.
What a touch.
Thanks for sharing
Que SONIDO!!!!!!!
What an articulation ❤
Esa guitarra suena impresionante
It's Pepe, It's perfect!!!
Perfecto
Another exquisitely phrased Tarrega Mazurka, maestro, bravo 👏! Every note was given the attention it deserved. I also heard that Pepe was tuned to around 430hz pitch, which is authentic to Tarrega's time. Perhaps Pepe using gut strings would have been the only thing that might have made this performance more perfect. 😎
100% agree.
@Konstantin Ridaya It depends on the gut strings, they feel a little different but really not that much. In 5 mins or so you can adjust to the feel and texture. He would need to adjust to the guitar he's playing here, (I'm sure he doesn't play it that often!) So he could definitely adjust to the strings too.
I personally play with only gut strings, they are wonderful.
@Konstantin Ridaya Great question, Konstantin! They take an adjustment period, but like Brian said below, it's not that long of one. I'd be willing to bet that Pepe has played a set or two in his time! Thanks for sharing that symphony too, I hadn't come across it. I have a recording of Pepe playing "Aranjuez" with Neville Marriner, so I'm looking forward to hearing it!
this guitar looks awfully small, check upper and lower bouts they’re narrower than normal to be a concert guitar and looks more like a parlor guitar or 7/8”
@@elmorocha4973 I'd most certainly agree it's closer to a parlor shape, Elmo; however, the 650mm scale places it in the full-sized category. In the 1860's the guitar was still undergoing its evolution from the Romantic Era shape of Sor and Carcassi. If you compare the later de Torres model (1888) that GSI has, both the nut width (48mm vs 50) and the body are wider--despite being both the same scale length--and closer to our "modern" equivalents (52 nut width is about average nowadays) The 650 scale is still standard for modern day guitars, whereas a 7/8 would be around 630mm. Hope this clarifies things 👍.
W Pepe 🤩🤝
5 STARS!
--Van
오랫만 들어는데 궈가호강하네요
Bella! And if you're watching from parts if Sicily, Bedra!
👍👍👍
Me dá esse violão ai por favor, achei muito bonito.
Fosse bão!!!
Are those gut strings or nylon?
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The real vintage classical guitar is warm and sweet compared to modern guitar which only bright and high projection
1864 el que la guitarra¿
Awesome, but is that a special tuning?
Yes it is - period tuning, A = 430 Hz. Great ear!
@@Guitarsalon Very warm tuning and tone from Pepe!
THE GUITAR SOUNDS ALMOST AS GOOD AS MY GOYA G-10...
Гитара чудо. Вообще у клёна особенное, душевное звучание. Здесь гитара не приняла исполнителя.
Фразы очень рваные.
Sounds like a spaghetti western. High compliment.
The rubato is terrible and used at times because he can’t get to notes on time. It’s a fault of most guitar players and you don’t encounter it in piano. It’s anxiety inducing!
Oh yeah sure he can't get to the notes on time that's exactly what this master guitar player who smokes everyone in this comment section at rasquedo and tremolo is having issues with yep .. good catch! Here's a cake for your efforts 🍰
@@enriquemendez1507 Thanks, I like cake! He doesn't smoke people in this comment section. You don't even know their ability! I have passed all the Trinity guitar exams for one. I still stand by my comment. Rubato is lazy and annoying and rasquendo is really a flamenco technique btw. But I accept that every piece should have some tremolo, which is beautiful, and which many guitarists can perform :)
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