Beautiful, just beautiful! I love the sadness of this piece and it gives me a feeling of nostalgia.Yamandu Costa is absolutely amazing. He takes a piece of music and transforms it into pure magic. Great reaction/analysis as always❤.
Blimey, Sir… thank youuu for more Yamanduuu!!🙌Your analyzes & reactions to his artistry are sooo incredibly good that awake the music nerd inside of me, even though I’m not a musician or any kind of ‘music knowledgeable’ person… In summary, I loved this video very much (and your wild facial expression at the end of your reaction too)! 🙏☺🙏 As you mentioned very well, this performance is closely connected to his documentary ‘Herança Russa’ (= ‘The Russian Heritage’), where he dives into the mysteries and legends surrounding the 7-string guitar story, and finds inspiration in Segei Orekhov’s melodies to travel to Moscow in order to explore the potential connection between the 7-string guitar used to play some Russian traditional music and the instrument incorporated as a fundamental element to create the roots of what we know as authentic Brazilian music🎶It’s very nice to notice Yamandu’s deep respect and admiration to Segei Orekhov & his musical legacy, since he decided to start and to finish the documentary with this very same iconic composition ‘Sokolov Polka’ (if you’re interested to check during your spare time, you can watch the last 5 minutes of the documentary to see Yamandu playing it with two great Russian 7-string guitarists - it starts at 44:00 into the following link: ruclips.net/video/oLKpj-0_CEU/видео.html). Yamandu has some qualities that I deeply admire in an artist, which includes his undeniably mesmerizing guitar playing and the commendable efforts to uncover/preserve important historical elements that has contributed to our most fundamental musical traditions in Brazil🎵On that regard, I’d like to add some information related to your question about whether polka is (was) popular in South America: at least in Brazil polka became massively popular in the mid-19th century and had a considerable contribution to the creation of the basis of our popular music! :) I will mention the pioneer Chiquinha Gonzaga - considered the ‘mother of choro’ - who created several popular polkas at the time, and also mixed that seminal influence with other elements of the active musical scenario in Brazil, resulting in the creation of what we call “Choro”: the first genre of music that we recognize as truly Brazilian popular music🎶As an iconic example of Chiquinha’s compositions, you can check - if you want and can - the following song ‘Atraente’, which is considered a polka and credited as her first composition & the first composition played in Carnaval parties in Brazil in 19th century: ruclips.net/video/o8rB0ofBYR8/видео.html (in the following version of the same song one can compare how polka influenced the origins of Choro: ruclips.net/video/_6ameIYuCwY/видео.html). Chiquinha Gonzaga became quite famous at the time and her compositions started to influence other regions of Brazil, resulting in fresh mixtures of that ‘new music’ with some local sounds, originating new rhythms and genres of popular music throughout the country. An example of it might be the rhythm and dance called ‘Frevo’ - typical from the Northeast region of Brazil - where we can feel the influence of polka mixed with maxixe among other things (here you can see an example of frevo: ruclips.net/video/6XruFqqeq9o/видео.html)🏖 Jes Sirrr… the nerd inside of me came out impossible today and I realized that I wrote almost an essay…😅😂If you read my lengthy comment up to this point, I’d like to thank you again for opening space on your amazing channel to share some more beautiful music being performed by this outstanding guitarist and to say that you are also remarkable!🤗
Thanks Maria! It seems that artists such as Yamandu combine elements of these different musical cultures and traditions in such a distinguished and seamless way that it is nearly impossible for a foreigner such as myself to ever come to grips with them 😅 How much crazy good music is out there, never to be discovered by most people elsewhere in the world
That was so beautiful!!! Amazes me how anybody can play so peacefully. Those fingers moving so quickly. I enjoyed it!! I loved your face at that last chord😊😊😊
Yamandu always amazes me with his passionate playing and his masterful technique. I don't play guitar but I can appreciate how difficult it must be. Please continue to react to his music.
I spend a lot of time watching disembodied hands playing piano or guitar on YT. Yamandu's physical command and presence, his musical presence and essence, next to a bold striking tapestry or painting takes my breath away but also brings me back to center. I love the tender softer parts of this piece, very healing but also bewitching. (Apologies) but I typically don't like the classical polka rhythms, but Yamandu switched this to something I instantly loved and didn't fight against, but welcomed. 💐
Muito obrigada Sir Hairless!🙏🙏I love your reactions to our amazing Yamandu! You are the best reactor to his performances❤ Next time you can try Yamandu playing the songs Ritmo Colombiano or Brejeiro💯 Abraços do Brasil!
It's always a pleasure checking news from you. This is on of the most beautifull pieces for me, and when Yamandu plays it, well is another level. Thank you again for your explanations that teaches me how to pay attention to the little things.
My husband introduced me to the magical qualities of the guitar. There’s a special, unique emotional connection created with a solo instrumentalist (particularly with the piano and guitar - I love watching seemingly simple hand movements evoking complex, moving sounds). This amazing guitarist obviously inspires you - this analysis demonstrates your understanding and expertise. My appreciation of the performance and its musical qualities has been increased. Thank you for expanding my world.
Nearly midnight. Thought this was the perfect peaceful way to just drift off, but no!! It is so gorgeous and I love your reactions. So now I am wide awake! (TX to you😂😅) Greetings from South Africa
So interesting! I was quite confused - as an Austrian, when it comes to polka, I tend to think of something like Josef Strauß' Polka francaise “Feuerfest” (well known because of the use of an anvil and a hammer 🙃) Thank you very much for bringing this up, otherwise I would probably have been left somewhat perplexed 😅 There`s a great performance by Yamandu that you might want to listen (and react?) to: " QUIERO SER TU SOMBRA" (with Luis Guerreiro) 🎶👌
Seeing him in front of a live audience is interesting. He's a lot less cautious and improvises absolutely brilliantly. Some of his pieces last nearly twice as long if he really gets into it. It's another part of his genius. There's quite a lot of live performances available.
Yamandu is amazing. He’s awesome. I learned the Polka in grade school and also square dancing ( the Virginia Reel) and the Waltz If you have never heard Marcin and you love classical guitar he will blow your socks off. He does Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor, well you just have to give it a listen. I've never seen anything like it. ❤R/A🎼🎼
Yamandu is from the state of Rio Grande do Sul, in the south of Brazil. Here there is a great German, Polish, Russian and Ukrainian influence and Polka is not alien, especially among music students of course.
Hello Sir tão bom ouvir, assistir e se encantar com o talento desse músico excepcional, com uma reação sempre tão especial como a sua !!! Obrigada e beijos do Brasil 😘😘😘❤️❤️❤️🇧🇷
I fell in love with Costa’s 7 string guitar work in the 2010 documentary “Brasileirinho” about Brazil’s Choro musical form. I think you would enjoy it if you can find it with English subtitles. It’s a lively and fun style!
This is the first time I ever heard (of) Yamandu and I am hooked 😮 I seriously wonder under what rock I've spent my life. I'll check out your other video's, and then: Spotify, here I come! Thank you so much for this amazing analysis and for another introduction to new music ❤
Enjoy! My other videos on him are a mix of styles - some crazy, some calm, most a mix 😅But of course on his own channel he has everything so make sure to go there! This version of Sokolov Polka I couldn't find on Spotify unfortunately :( But most of his other stuff I could - good luck!
Greetings! Here in Brazil we do have tradition of playing polka in some places, like the South. This genre arrived here in the 19th with the portuguese court and was also assimilated in Choro music tradition. I would like to see your reaction of Yamandu's interpretation of Adios Noniño, from Astor Piazzolla, and his interpretation of the 4th movement (Porro) of the Suite Colombiana, from Gentil Montaña. I assure you they are both great.
Lovely work you've been doing by watching Yamandu videos! I'd love to hear your comments on the song "Desacompanhado" he recorded in homage to Guinga. It brings me a lot of emotions everytime I hear Yamandu's video.
I've first meet Yamandu over 25 years ago, at the Itajaí Music Festival, that happens every year on south Brazil and i can say that his music became less "messed up" over the years. Back on those days it was a lot more "confused" and intense performance... He used to print his own character to the music mixing a lot of different harmonic phrases and creating them where needed... It's nice to know that foreigners are finally knowing him... For me, the best duet is with Renato Borguetti, a finest harmonic player... Check it out if you want...
This was gorgeous! Btw I think of “step step hop” more like a mazurka than a polka. Or that’s how we do it in ballet anyway 😊 I could see a couple tangoing during the beginning slow section… 💃 🕺
Hi sir, no hair, how are you? I would really like to see him react to the biggest icon of Brazilian music. João Gilberto. He revolutionized Brazilian music. He is one of the creators of bossa nova. I will suggest a CD, called AMOROSO, you choose the music. He is very famous for singing precise notes, changing time and creating harmonies on his precise guitar that have become classics. It will be a lot of fun. A hug
Gosto bastante das suas reações, você é alguém que ama o que faz e é muito certeiro em suas analises. Hoje fiquei um pouco mais curioso da nacionalidade que você pertence, eventualmente acompanho canais do youtube de várias pessoas de diferentes países.
Olá Sir, ouvindo do Brasil, feliz por ver que curte esse monstro, provavelmente já conhece, mas de toda forma, procure por Choro ou Chorinho, um estilo tipicamente brasileiro e verá algumas jóias da nossa Cultura.
The Influence of the Polka on Brazilian Music The polka, a lively dance originating in Bohemia, had a significant impact on Brazilian music, especially during the 19th and 20th centuries. This European dance rhythm found fertile ground in Brazil, where it was adapted and integrated into various musical genres. Key influences and contributions of the polka to Brazilian music include: * Choro: The polka had a profound influence on choro, a genre of Brazilian instrumental music. Many early choros were actually called polkas, and the polka rhythm became a fundamental element of the choro's musical structure. * Sertaneja music: The polka also made its way into sertaneja music, especially in the southern and midwestern regions of Brazil. The polka's rhythmic patterns and melodies were incorporated into sertanejo tunes, giving the genre a distinct regional flavor. * Popular dance: The polka became a popular dance in Brazil, leading to the creation of new dance styles and fusions with other rhythms. The polka's influence can be heard in various Brazilian dances, such as the maxixe. * Regional variations: The polka was adapted to different regions of Brazil, resulting in regional variations of the dance and its musical accompaniment. For example, the polka influenced the development of regional styles like the vanera in the southern states. Overall, the polka left an enduring legacy on Brazilian music, enriching the country's musical landscape with its lively rhythms and infectious melodies.
Não se faz polca no Brasil, mas no século XIX ela era constante nos nossos salões. Mas, como tudo ´que é estrangeiro ela foi canibalizada e se dissipou em vários ritmos brasileiros.
While you mention Polka, something reminds me of Fado, and I imagine that due to the "geographical proximity" [Portugal Russia], there's a chance that this interpretation by Yamandu may be influenced by it, as Brazil also has some distant heritage. Another possibility is Yamandu's geographical closeness to Brazil's neighboring countries, where Tango plays a role, and the style carries a character of overwhelming passion mixed with deep melancholy. These influences may implicitly appear in Yamandu's performance. Despite the apparent distances between the genres, they all share some similarities in language and emotional depth, which can also be perceived in the melody of Russian music.
Olá. Parabéns pela sua sensibilidade. A música mexe conosco em todos os sentidos. Os documentários do Yamandu Costa que estão no RUclips são uma busca de mostrar esta sensibilidade musical em algumas partes do mundo. O vídeo Herança Russa é lindo, pois mostra a ligação direta de parte da criação da nossa música brasileira o CHORO e o violão de 7 cordas é fundamental nesta formação. Nós brasileiros somos feitos e nascidos para sermos um coração repleto de artérias que recebem sangue oxigenado de várias regiões de um universo já totalmente plural. Pois é…um certo caos…Quando você puder, visite o Rio de Janeiro e você entenderá um pouco desta nossa forma de viver. Tudo está ali como um mostruário do que somos e podemos ser- um coração que bate, bate e bate sem parar…misturando diversas origens, formas, tons, necessidades, forças, belezas, dores, ritmos e acima de tudo: nossa raça humana. Um rico caos. Yamandu Costa é uma pessoa que representa isto tudo. Parabéns a todos pela sensibilidade- coisa mais valiosa em nossa espécie humana.
Сегодня прочитала, что единственный вклад России в мировую культуру - это аниме " Маша и Медведь". А Вы получается, нашли ещё эту музыку. Хотя конечно Соколов был цыган, а не русский😂❤ Но все равно приятно.
He is definitely a great guitarist. I don't know if you are familiar with Marcin Patrzalek or with Alip Ba Ta, I only know you haven't featured them on your channel. For Marcin Patrzalek I suggest "Kashmir" and for Alip Ba Ta his fingerstyle "Bohemian Rhapsody". Enjoy.
Very nice. Perhaps sometime you will listen to Justin Johnson? An American Blues guitar player. Quite extraordinary but a completely different style from this artist. He does use primarily a slide guitar style which I don't know if you have heard yet. Most famous for his ability to play anything that is close to a guitar configuration. Try his most popular video of playing a shovel guitar.
ruclips.net/video/LszguemwH9k/видео.htmlsi=7oxqOxvva1xikQiJ Another brazilian genius musician : Hamilton de Hollanda and his bandolin. I saw a jazz concert with him and Gonçalo Rubalcaba, another genius with piano. The best in the world !!!!!!
SIR HAIRLESS I REALLY REALLY HOPE YOU READ THIS. WILL YOU PLEASE LISTEN TO THE SONG DISONANT HARMONIES BY ALEJANDRO ARANDA. YOU DON'T HAVE TO LISTEN FOR YOURSELF AND KEEP IN MIND HE PLAYS THE GUITAR MUSIC IN THE SONG. PLEASE PLEASE. I DON'T KNOW WHY BUT I WANT YOU TO EXPERIENCE THAT. GREETINGS FROM SOUTH AFRICA
A polka é uma das matrizes da música brasileira. A polca, a valsa, o schottich e a música negra do período da escravidão. A música brasileira é miscigenada como é o nosso povo.
Hi Sir, if you now like reacting acoustic guitar players, try reacting ALIP BATA he is an extraordinary figerstyle guitaris from Indonesia 🇮🇩, try watching the video "Sweet child O mine" Gun n Roses by ALIP BATA figerstyle cover ruclips.net/video/LxB8ek3W2kU/видео.htmlsi=-GlhusfM1CUbpzug Greeting from Indonesia 🇮🇩🙏🏻🥰
If you're new here, why not check out my first time ever hearing Yamandu next ruclips.net/video/umeacSRlo38/видео.html
Beautiful, just beautiful! I love the sadness of this piece and it gives me a feeling of nostalgia.Yamandu Costa is absolutely amazing. He takes a piece of music and transforms it into pure magic. Great reaction/analysis as always❤.
Blimey, Sir… thank youuu for more Yamanduuu!!🙌Your analyzes & reactions to his artistry are sooo incredibly good that awake the music nerd inside of me, even though I’m not a musician or any kind of ‘music knowledgeable’ person… In summary, I loved this video very much (and your wild facial expression at the end of your reaction too)! 🙏☺🙏
As you mentioned very well, this performance is closely connected to his documentary ‘Herança Russa’ (= ‘The Russian Heritage’), where he dives into the mysteries and legends surrounding the 7-string guitar story, and finds inspiration in Segei Orekhov’s melodies to travel to Moscow in order to explore the potential connection between the 7-string guitar used to play some Russian traditional music and the instrument incorporated as a fundamental element to create the roots of what we know as authentic Brazilian music🎶It’s very nice to notice Yamandu’s deep respect and admiration to Segei Orekhov & his musical legacy, since he decided to start and to finish the documentary with this very same iconic composition ‘Sokolov Polka’ (if you’re interested to check during your spare time, you can watch the last 5 minutes of the documentary to see Yamandu playing it with two great Russian 7-string guitarists - it starts at 44:00 into the following link: ruclips.net/video/oLKpj-0_CEU/видео.html).
Yamandu has some qualities that I deeply admire in an artist, which includes his undeniably mesmerizing guitar playing and the commendable efforts to uncover/preserve important historical elements that has contributed to our most fundamental musical traditions in Brazil🎵On that regard, I’d like to add some information related to your question about whether polka is (was) popular in South America: at least in Brazil polka became massively popular in the mid-19th century and had a considerable contribution to the creation of the basis of our popular music! :) I will mention the pioneer Chiquinha Gonzaga - considered the ‘mother of choro’ - who created several popular polkas at the time, and also mixed that seminal influence with other elements of the active musical scenario in Brazil, resulting in the creation of what we call “Choro”: the first genre of music that we recognize as truly Brazilian popular music🎶As an iconic example of Chiquinha’s compositions, you can check - if you want and can - the following song ‘Atraente’, which is considered a polka and credited as her first composition & the first composition played in Carnaval parties in Brazil in 19th century: ruclips.net/video/o8rB0ofBYR8/видео.html (in the following version of the same song one can compare how polka influenced the origins of Choro: ruclips.net/video/_6ameIYuCwY/видео.html).
Chiquinha Gonzaga became quite famous at the time and her compositions started to influence other regions of Brazil, resulting in fresh mixtures of that ‘new music’ with some local sounds, originating new rhythms and genres of popular music throughout the country. An example of it might be the rhythm and dance called ‘Frevo’ - typical from the Northeast region of Brazil - where we can feel the influence of polka mixed with maxixe among other things (here you can see an example of frevo: ruclips.net/video/6XruFqqeq9o/видео.html)🏖
Jes Sirrr… the nerd inside of me came out impossible today and I realized that I wrote almost an essay…😅😂If you read my lengthy comment up to this point, I’d like to thank you again for opening space on your amazing channel to share some more beautiful music being performed by this outstanding guitarist and to say that you are also remarkable!🤗
Thanks Maria! It seems that artists such as Yamandu combine elements of these different musical cultures and traditions in such a distinguished and seamless way that it is nearly impossible for a foreigner such as myself to ever come to grips with them 😅 How much crazy good music is out there, never to be discovered by most people elsewhere in the world
That was so beautiful!!! Amazes me how anybody can play so peacefully. Those fingers moving so quickly. I enjoyed it!! I loved your face at that last chord😊😊😊
Beautiful music indeed
My face at that last chord: not so beautiful
Salve salve grande Yamandu e querido Sir Hairless! Muito obrigada pela ótima reação e saudações do Brasil💚💛
Не разбираюсь в польке, но в этой песне явственно слышу напевы русских цыган. Красиво. Браво! Спасибо за интересную реакцию.
Yamandu always amazes me with his passionate playing and his masterful technique. I don't play guitar but I can appreciate how difficult it must be. Please continue to react to his music.
Yamandu is a mounster with his powerfull guittar technique and heart!
I spend a lot of time watching disembodied hands playing
piano or guitar on YT. Yamandu's physical command and presence,
his musical presence and essence, next to a bold striking tapestry
or painting takes my breath away but also brings me back to center.
I love the tender softer parts of this piece, very healing but also
bewitching. (Apologies) but I typically don't like the classical
polka rhythms, but Yamandu switched this to something I instantly
loved and didn't fight against, but welcomed. 💐
Stunning! First 7 string nylon guitar I've seen
A lot of Brazilian Choro comes from Polka. Both genres have this intrinsic melancholic feeling.
Beautiful! Such an amazing guitar player. Thank you for your reaction/analysis.
Muito obrigada Sir Hairless!🙏🙏I love your reactions to our amazing Yamandu! You are the best reactor to his performances❤ Next time you can try Yamandu playing the songs Ritmo Colombiano or Brejeiro💯 Abraços do Brasil!
Both of these suggestions are great.
This was beautiful! Loved it. Thank you for your great r & a. Looking forward to more of his work.
It's always a pleasure checking news from you.
This is on of the most beautifull pieces for me, and when Yamandu plays it, well is another level.
Thank you again for your explanations that teaches me how to pay attention to the little things.
My husband introduced me to the magical qualities of the guitar. There’s a special, unique emotional connection created with a solo instrumentalist (particularly with the piano and guitar - I love watching seemingly simple hand movements evoking complex, moving sounds).
This amazing guitarist obviously inspires you - this analysis demonstrates your understanding and expertise. My appreciation of the performance and its musical qualities has been increased. Thank you for expanding my world.
Obrigada pela reação ao nosso Yamandu. Um grande abraço do Brasil.
Nearly midnight. Thought this was the perfect peaceful way to just drift off, but no!! It is so gorgeous and I love your reactions. So now I am wide awake! (TX to you😂😅)
Greetings from South Africa
Brejeiro!
I like to watch you watching him play because I can see your eyes the same fascination that I feel when I listen to his music.
So interesting! I was quite confused - as an Austrian, when it comes to polka, I tend to think of something like Josef Strauß' Polka francaise “Feuerfest” (well known because of the use of an anvil and a hammer 🙃) Thank you very much for bringing this up, otherwise I would probably have been left somewhat perplexed 😅
There`s a great performance by Yamandu that you might want to listen (and react?) to: " QUIERO SER TU SOMBRA" (with Luis Guerreiro) 🎶👌
Seeing him in front of a live audience is interesting. He's a lot less cautious and improvises absolutely brilliantly. Some of his pieces last nearly twice as long if he really gets into it. It's another part of his genius. There's quite a lot of live performances available.
Yamandu is amazing. He’s awesome.
I learned the Polka in grade school and also square dancing ( the Virginia Reel) and the Waltz
If you have never heard Marcin and you love classical guitar he will blow your socks off. He does Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor, well you just have to give it a listen. I've never seen anything like it.
❤R/A🎼🎼
We did the same in grade school, polka, square dancing and others. It was fun, more for the girls than the boys, of that I am quite certain 😊!
Yes Marcin is on my list - has been for a while! Didn't win the polls but he'll definitely be coming to the channel in the future 🎸
Yamandu is from the state of Rio Grande do Sul, in the south of Brazil. Here there is a great German, Polish, Russian and Ukrainian influence and Polka is not alien, especially among music students of course.
Hello Sir tão bom ouvir, assistir e se encantar com o talento desse músico excepcional, com uma reação sempre tão especial como a sua !!! Obrigada e beijos do Brasil 😘😘😘❤️❤️❤️🇧🇷
I fell in love with Costa’s 7 string guitar work in the 2010 documentary “Brasileirinho” about Brazil’s Choro musical form. I think you would enjoy it if you can find it with English subtitles. It’s a lively and fun style!
This is the first time I ever heard (of) Yamandu and I am hooked 😮 I seriously wonder under what rock I've spent my life. I'll check out your other video's, and then: Spotify, here I come!
Thank you so much for this amazing analysis and for another introduction to new music ❤
Enjoy! My other videos on him are a mix of styles - some crazy, some calm, most a mix 😅But of course on his own channel he has everything so make sure to go there!
This version of Sokolov Polka I couldn't find on Spotify unfortunately :( But most of his other stuff I could - good luck!
Greetings!
Here in Brazil we do have tradition of playing polka in some places, like the South. This genre arrived here in the 19th with the portuguese court and was also assimilated in Choro music tradition.
I would like to see your reaction of Yamandu's interpretation of Adios Noniño, from Astor Piazzolla, and his interpretation of the 4th movement (Porro) of the Suite Colombiana, from Gentil Montaña. I assure you they are both great.
Fantastic thanks! Other songs played by Yamandu that you can react: Ritmo Colombiano, Ana Terra, La Catedral, Brejeiro
Lovely work you've been doing by watching Yamandu videos!
I'd love to hear your comments on the song "Desacompanhado" he recorded in homage to Guinga. It brings me a lot of emotions everytime I hear Yamandu's video.
I've first meet Yamandu over 25 years ago, at the Itajaí Music Festival, that happens every year on south Brazil and i can say that his music became less "messed up" over the years. Back on those days it was a lot more "confused" and intense performance... He used to print his own character to the music mixing a lot of different harmonic phrases and creating them where needed...
It's nice to know that foreigners are finally knowing him...
For me, the best duet is with Renato Borguetti, a finest harmonic player... Check it out if you want...
This was gorgeous! Btw I think of “step step hop” more like a mazurka than a polka. Or that’s how we do it in ballet anyway 😊 I could see a couple tangoing during the beginning slow section… 💃 🕺
I wold love to see your react to his performance on GSI play el negro del branco.. it is my favorite performance of this tune! Enjoy the ride
Tks for your analysis.
Hi sir, no hair, how are you? I would really like to see him react to the biggest icon of Brazilian music. João Gilberto. He revolutionized Brazilian music. He is one of the creators of bossa nova. I will suggest a CD, called AMOROSO, you choose the music. He is very famous for singing precise notes, changing time and creating harmonies on his precise guitar that have become classics. It will be a lot of fun. A hug
Gosto bastante das suas reações, você é alguém que ama o que faz e é muito certeiro em suas analises. Hoje fiquei um pouco mais curioso da nacionalidade que você pertence, eventualmente acompanho canais do youtube de várias pessoas de diferentes países.
Olá Sir, ouvindo do Brasil, feliz por ver que curte esse monstro, provavelmente já conhece, mas de toda forma, procure por Choro ou Chorinho, um estilo tipicamente brasileiro e verá algumas jóias da nossa Cultura.
The Influence of the Polka on Brazilian Music
The polka, a lively dance originating in Bohemia, had a significant impact on Brazilian music, especially during the 19th and 20th centuries. This European dance rhythm found fertile ground in Brazil, where it was adapted and integrated into various musical genres.
Key influences and contributions of the polka to Brazilian music include:
* Choro: The polka had a profound influence on choro, a genre of Brazilian instrumental music. Many early choros were actually called polkas, and the polka rhythm became a fundamental element of the choro's musical structure.
* Sertaneja music: The polka also made its way into sertaneja music, especially in the southern and midwestern regions of Brazil. The polka's rhythmic patterns and melodies were incorporated into sertanejo tunes, giving the genre a distinct regional flavor.
* Popular dance: The polka became a popular dance in Brazil, leading to the creation of new dance styles and fusions with other rhythms. The polka's influence can be heard in various Brazilian dances, such as the maxixe.
* Regional variations: The polka was adapted to different regions of Brazil, resulting in regional variations of the dance and its musical accompaniment. For example, the polka influenced the development of regional styles like the vanera in the southern states.
Overall, the polka left an enduring legacy on Brazilian music, enriching the country's musical landscape with its lively rhythms and infectious melodies.
Thank you 🙌🏽
Otima reação do yamandu. Obrigado sir hairless.
The brazilian style Choro has a influence of Polka. It's a mix of Polka, maybe Baroque and certainly african rythms. And Choro is very chromatic
Yamandu esteve na Rússia procurando a origem do violão de 7 cordas. Ele acha que foram os russos que introduziram essa corda a mais.
Não se faz polca no Brasil, mas no século XIX ela era constante nos nossos salões. Mas, como tudo ´que é estrangeiro ela foi canibalizada e se dissipou em vários ritmos brasileiros.
Yamandu é um gênio do violão assim como João Bosco
While you mention Polka, something reminds me of Fado, and I imagine that due to the "geographical proximity" [Portugal Russia], there's a chance that this interpretation by Yamandu may be influenced by it, as Brazil also has some distant heritage. Another possibility is Yamandu's geographical closeness to Brazil's neighboring countries, where Tango plays a role, and the style carries a character of overwhelming passion mixed with deep melancholy.
These influences may implicitly appear in Yamandu's performance. Despite the apparent distances between the genres, they all share some similarities in language and emotional depth, which can also be perceived in the melody of Russian music.
Olá. Parabéns pela sua sensibilidade. A música mexe conosco em todos os sentidos. Os documentários do Yamandu Costa que estão no RUclips são uma busca de mostrar esta sensibilidade musical em algumas partes do mundo. O vídeo Herança Russa é lindo, pois mostra a ligação direta de parte da criação da nossa música brasileira o CHORO e o violão de 7 cordas é fundamental nesta formação. Nós brasileiros somos feitos e nascidos para sermos um coração repleto de artérias que recebem sangue oxigenado de várias regiões de um universo já totalmente plural. Pois é…um certo caos…Quando você puder, visite o Rio de Janeiro e você entenderá um pouco desta nossa forma de viver. Tudo está ali como um mostruário do que somos e podemos ser- um coração que bate, bate e bate sem parar…misturando diversas origens, formas, tons, necessidades, forças, belezas, dores, ritmos e acima de tudo: nossa raça humana. Um rico caos. Yamandu Costa é uma pessoa que representa isto tudo. Parabéns a todos pela sensibilidade- coisa mais valiosa em nossa espécie humana.
React too BREJEIRO. "Brejeiro - Yamandu Costa.
Сегодня прочитала, что единственный вклад России в мировую культуру - это аниме " Маша и Медведь". А Вы получается, нашли ещё эту музыку. Хотя конечно Соколов был цыган, а не русский😂❤ Но все равно приятно.
He is definitely a great guitarist. I don't know if you are familiar with Marcin Patrzalek or with Alip Ba Ta, I only know you haven't featured them on your channel. For Marcin Patrzalek I suggest "Kashmir" and for Alip Ba Ta his fingerstyle "Bohemian Rhapsody". Enjoy.
He does all that with his eyes closed hehehe
Very nice. Perhaps sometime you will listen to Justin Johnson? An American Blues guitar player. Quite extraordinary but a completely different style from this artist.
He does use primarily a slide guitar style which I don't know if you have heard yet.
Most famous for his ability to play anything that is close to a guitar configuration.
Try his most popular video of playing a shovel guitar.
I love seeing recommendations, yours is a great one. Really enjoyed listening to him play! Many thanks….
Um dia, um sonho - Nonato Luiz
please react to Baden Powell Prelude in A minor
Que delícia...!
ruclips.net/video/xpRgR-tZEpk/видео.html
Brazil has talent at this level, but the recognition is minimal compared to the MCs here, OMG!
What is MCs?
@@SirHairless Something like this: ruclips.net/video/25GrzX4hC8M/видео.html, it's "unfair", but it is true :(
@@arilson.santos Ahh like a rapper MC. I know - recognition isn't necessarily correlated to talent
@@SirHairless I'm absolutely sure of that, I see a lot of that "here"
Please react Caamaño & Ameixeiras with Rodrigo Cuevas. Catro cousas.
I always recommend this documentary about the seven-string guitar. ruclips.net/video/oLKpj-0_CEU/видео.html&ab_channel=YamanduCosta
ruclips.net/video/LszguemwH9k/видео.htmlsi=7oxqOxvva1xikQiJ
Another brazilian genius musician : Hamilton de Hollanda and his bandolin. I saw a jazz concert with him and Gonçalo Rubalcaba, another genius with piano. The best in the world !!!!!!
SIR HAIRLESS I REALLY REALLY HOPE YOU READ THIS.
WILL YOU PLEASE LISTEN TO THE SONG DISONANT HARMONIES BY ALEJANDRO ARANDA.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO LISTEN FOR YOURSELF AND KEEP IN MIND HE PLAYS THE GUITAR MUSIC IN THE SONG. PLEASE PLEASE.
I DON'T KNOW WHY BUT I WANT YOU TO EXPERIENCE THAT.
GREETINGS FROM SOUTH AFRICA
Thanks for the recommendation Daleen!
A polka é uma das matrizes da música brasileira. A polca, a valsa, o schottich e a música negra do período da escravidão. A música brasileira é miscigenada como é o nosso povo.
ruclips.net/video/aRXqzrqnXD8/видео.html
Polka is definitely not popular over here (Brazil).
Hi Sir, if you now like reacting acoustic guitar players, try reacting ALIP BATA he is an extraordinary figerstyle guitaris from Indonesia 🇮🇩, try watching the video "Sweet child O mine" Gun n Roses by ALIP BATA figerstyle cover
ruclips.net/video/LxB8ek3W2kU/видео.htmlsi=-GlhusfM1CUbpzug
Greeting from Indonesia 🇮🇩🙏🏻🥰
So is this dude referring to himself as a guitar genius? If so, talk about some narcissism.
No - I am talking about Yamandu 😂 I think Yamandu is a guitar genius