Leo Brouwer Plays Guitar Rare Colour Late 1960s/ Early 1970s Footage, Cuban Musician
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
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This man influenced everyone from Randy Rhoads to Gustavo Santolalla. If you like ‘Diary of a Madman’ or ‘the Last of Us’ soundtrack.. you like Leo Brouwer
Very interesting. I knew Randy loved classical but I never pinned him to Leo Brouwer. I can see the resemblance, especially on Dee.
@@sanjivharikumar diary of a madman is a copy of Leo’s etude 6
I remember my teacher gave me the sheet note when I was a student and I had no idea how to bring out the musicality of the piece. since my teacher had no merci for us when it came to reading notes I had trouble and only managed to play the main motif but eventually I gave up. after watching this I want to find the note and play it, this time the whole deal. thnx. it shows how people can be motivated even by a short video uploaded on the internet. keep up the good work. thanks again
I would like to know the name of this piece
@@larasanchez28_ danza del Altiplano
your teacher sounds like a fucking asshole
@@RavnerRavner If you learn piano or violin you learn to read and write music. Why not the classical guitar? Tarrega, Segovia, Williams and Bream, and Leo Brouwer himself have worked to raise the musical standards of guitarists. Let's not let them slip down again now that these masters are gone or nearing death. And Brouwer is principally a CLASSICAL guitarist, not jazz.
@@RavnerRavner Keeping it real lol !!!!
i whish there was a longer record of this. this is by far my favorite rendition of this song, but it ends so appruptly :(
what’s the name of this song?
@@mar_carrion Danza Del Altiplano
@@motorb1tch thank you!!
This was before he met Bret and formed the Flight of the Conchords.
Before he became the hiphopopotamus
OMG that is the first thing I thought
The OA BROUGHT ME HERE
Such a wonderful piece of music!!
Just discovered this while watching The OA on Netflix.
Vanessa Fasanella what is the OA?
An amazing show on Netflix.
Vanessa Fasanella Seriously what part did they play it on?
@@vanessafasanella2274I'm a huge the OA fan! I even made my own arrangement for haunting violin melody on my IG :D instagram.com/p/CNBRLYVgbfo/
@@belindarios7887 in the Episode 5, Part 1.
still amazed by all the stories and colours hidden in his music
Leo is always free.His música is like Jazz.No attatchments.
Thanks for posting this rare gem!
El gran Maestro Leo Brouwer toda mi admiracion ante este grande !!
que bello!!! tanto en 1:25 . Gratitud hacia este hombre por lo que le dió a la guitarra!!!
Amazing, pretty unique in the classical guitar world
So many different styles from different parts of the world in his tone and playing
Qué genio Brouwer, no sabía que era además tan buen intérprete. Tiene el alma latinoamericana para interpretar y no el tinte académico de quienes estudian sus partituras.
Hombre ese era bueno bajo cualquier parámetro.
No he visto a nadie adueñarse de la guitarra como Leo.La aprieta la suelta la acaricia y asi.Maestro siempre.
Era un increible guitarrista pero tuvo problema en un dedo en los 70.
0:33 I like how he just shakes
Che eleganza
Fantastico! Cómo siempre!💖💖💖 Danza del Altiplano.
Uno de nuestros genios cubanos. ✊🏽🇨🇺✊🏽
sí, es un músico genial, a mí me gusta mucho tocar sus piezas incluso danza del altiplano
Esta pieza musical suena como altiplánica, sudamericana.
Se llama Danza del Altiplano
I took some master classes from him in the late seventies 🌶🌶🌶
😮😮😮
Even of you take 200 clases Will never ever play the guitar like this monster.Keep trying
@@JosePena-lk1gq I play my own way, why would I want to play like Leo? He encouraged me to do so, I can hold my own, the music is bigger than anyone just play is what Leo would say 🎶💀🎶
@@quantumjukeboxcainkilledab1694 Sure.I play guitar as well.What a I was saying is that mayority of musicians, after years studying and practicing an instrument ,they never grow,they never reach the other level as real artists.That's why cases like Leo or Villalobos or Paco de Lucia are so rare and unique.Any one can play a musical instrument but, a real creator,a real musician, that is a very diferent story.
@@JosePena-lk1gqOh man I think your attempt to elaborate on your earlier ridiculous comment has just made you come across even worse. I disagree with what you seem to be trying to say. Good luck in your musical life and I hope I don’t come across anyone as negative as you seem to be.
Una joya...
Precioso.
Dang! He plays Danza so fast! Then again, he IS the MAESTRO himself.
One of my favorites.
Un Queridísimo Genio!!!!
Nobody comes close his interpretation. Everyone else is way too clean.
Yeah when I was beginning to study classical guitar around 1996 I learned a lot of pieces from the sheet music, but never got to hear recordings, let alone see the composer performing them! I’d go to the public library and hope they’d have the CDs, but they only held major works. Eventually I got to hear recordings by Bream, Williams etc and compare the ways they’d interpret pieces. Fast forward to the current time and RUclips, Spotify, composers’ and performers’ websites, online tutorials etc have made it so much easier to hear pieces before deciding which ones to work on.
La millor interpretació que mai podreu sentir, a part de l'original de l'autor, és la versió del seu deixeble Alí Jorge Arango.
La versió del seu també deixeble i professor Joaquín Clerch, també és extraordinària.
Wow master!
Master class always
Un genio uauuu,mas vídeos de el , joan, Catalonia free,💕💕❤️
Awesome ...nicely played ..:)
Genio
genio ,,grande de Cuba para el mundo ,gracias maestro
has this guy ever done quinton tarrentino movies. oh shit yea. that would be up there with rza. amazing video.
I'm a big fan of Leo's- no cheaper trick than banging on the guitar.
No fake news here.Leo Master of Masters.
Mehr davon. Einfach Klasse.
la leyenda viviente mas importante en la guitarra
Villalobos
@@marcelotapia9649 Villa Lobos no vive..
Lo mejor...
amazing really into his movement and playing any ideas what guitar he uses i love his scarlatti recording
Al Jourgenson's uncle is a sick composer and guitarist
Hope he gets better ..🙏🏽
Listen carefully and you can here the cameraman say something stupid at 0:10
Hahahah
Jemaine!
Absolutely! I just saw this video this morning and that was my first thought. Total doppelganger.
Te lleva a lugares como Bolivia.
Good song
(・・;⚡⚡🍀🍀🍀
素晴らしい演奏をありがとうございます🍷🧀💐
OA brought me here
❤
Es un monstroooooo...btw el maestro de,guitarra de Silvio y Pablo....facts
Genio de los genios!!!
que clase de guitarrista
maestrazo
This is sick!
¡¡ UNA JOYA !!
GÊNIO
Yo me compre el manuscrito de esta pieza...
Seguramente Baden Powell estuvo influenciado por este Maestro 💜 genio Brower!
Increible que Segovia lo haya tratado de 5ta categoría
Hasta a Paco de Lucía lo trataba así, es innegable que Segovia junto con Yepes, Romero, Barrueco y Williams es de los mejores intérpretes de la historia de la guitarra clásica del siglo 20, actualmente están Ana Vidovic y Pablo Sainz Villegas, sin embargo la técnica de Segovia era perfecta y sus matices impresionantes, pero si que era un tipo nefasto y muy alzado por el simple hecho de tocar música académica. En lo personal Brouwer no me gusta mucho, este tema es de los pocos que me gustan de él, pero su figura me hace sentir orgulloso como latinoamericano.
@@FerchoDelgaRams Que lastima, si conocieras mejor al maestro Leo, podran hablar lo que quieran y comentar lo que deseen pero gusto es una cosa muy diferente a talento y a este le sobra, como para orquestar y dirigir y componer toda una obra maestra en lo que otrois les toma una vida entera. Le digo mas hoy en este siglo que vivimos, se cuentan con una sola mano lo que hayan hecho aportes al mundo de la guitarra como este señor. Le invito a que se lea la vida y obra de este maestro y saque usted sus propias conclusiones.
Segovia era un viejo almidonado y envidioso.Yo te regalo a Segovia y me quedo con Leo.Siempre inconforme, siempre innovador.Maestro.
@@FerchoDelgaRams Segovia eea un viejo encartonado que se creia el numero uno,el supremo.Yo te lo regalo y me quedo con Leo.Siempre inconforme consigo mismo.Siempre buscando como domar a la bronca guitarra.Maestro.
TA SAIANDO DA JAULA O MONSTRO
El Condor Pasa versión Malmsteen acústico ja un grande Brauwer.
good like it
Danza del altiplano
esta pieza sabe a chino. y sabe myu bien
1:12 Damn, that's some fast tuning
+Vincent Vega He didn't really tune his guitar, that's a rare habit among some guitarist. Just that movement, but he didn't really tune his guitar.
Me expresé mal. Quise decir eso mismo que dices, que algunos interpretes pueden sentir la más mínima disonancia en la afinación, hasta el punto de sentir que la guitarra está desafinada cuando se ha afinado con un afinador, como me pasa a mí a veces.
No es un hábito, es un movimiento que se hace sólo cuando alguna cuerda se ha desafinado. Todos los guitarristas hacemos esto por necesidad. Saludos.
Kronos g
He didn't tune it, that's just theatre, he was a great performer!
Viva Jujuy
Similar to Victor Jara songs.
el condor pasa. simon and garfunkel would later write a song off it
eso no es el Cóndor pasa....sorry
Creo que es un tema argentino "viva la jujuy" no recuerdo bien puede que esté equivocado
@@maderaaladeriva si, es ese tema
0:50
What is the name of this little melody he is playing it sounds so familiar
Danza dell'altipiano - leo brower
There is a note on the score (Eschig edition) saying it is based on folk melodies, apparently from the Andean region according to the description tab of this recording: (davinci-edition.com/product/c00219/).
Brouwer looks like a young Jeff Goldblum at times I swear to god
Exactly what I thought!
Any one have a score???
우리국악의멜로디비슷한...
Danza del Altiplano
Does anyone know who made his guitar? He got such an expressive sound.
Probably some Cuban luthier
It’s not the guitar..
What song is this?
+Peter M Bursky Danza Del Altiplano
El Condor Pasa?
Heavily borrowed from Andean music on this one. At least had the decency to name the Altiplano in the name he gave to this piece.
Search for Viva Jujuy, that's all I'm gonna say
As far as I know Maestro Brouwer did not claim that this was his own original theme. Juan Mercadal had played it in Cuba way back into the the 1950s. Juan played it in a different key. Juan called it Bailecito y Huani. Juan's arrangement also did not show the name of the composer of the original song/dance. Perhaps that is not even known. Maybe someone can weigh in with that info.
It is a version/arrangement of a popular song, what s the problem with you?
Ah..yes, decency.
what piece is this?
Danza del Altiplano
El Condor Pasa
+Carla Divine jajajajajajajajaj
Eso no es cubano.
Проклятый ром! Тысяча чертей!
Lol
Es musica andina. A Raul Garcia Zarate no lo supera en ese estilo
Ese es el bailecito "Viva Jujuy", de Argentina, no de Cuba. Un mal arreglo, si se me permite la opinión. Me gusta Brouwer, pero ese arreglo, no.
That is the little dance "Viva Jujuy", from Argentina, not from Cuba. A bad arrangement, if I may say so. I like Brouwer, but not that arrangement.
C'est la petite danse "Viva Jujuy", d'Argentine, pas de Cuba. Un mauvais arrangement, si je puis dire. J'aime Brouwer, mais pas cet arrangement.
No seas imbecil.Leo se apropio,como maestro que es,de la pieza y la hizo suya
Danza del altiplano
This is horrible though...
Che is horrible too...
That nonsense is not music.
You know about music as much as you know about microbiology patogen.Meaning absolutly nothing