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I once met a man in El Morro NM who told me that he rented a house for 2 weeks on the Mediteranean. Every morning he had coffee outside to the lilt of beautiful guitar music. Finally, he went next door to say thankyou... The guitarista was Maestro Segovia
I was fortunate to have played for him when I was a teenager. My heart was beating so hard I swear I could see my guitar moving in and out as I played. Had a few more master classes with him in the 70's. He was very kind and patient. He was truly an "artist" a maestro.
@bill Bloggs I Imagine the maestro was simply being exceedingly humble, bill. Perhaps he sensed you had reached your full potential as a musician under his tutelage.
What a marvelous memory for you. I always had the feeling that he was a kind man and you have just confirmed that for me. He was a "musical blessing", I believe.
BeeNB I did not get to play for the Maestro himself, but I did play for Oscar Ghiglia, Christopher Parkening and Michael Lorimer, each of whom absorbed in their own way, some of his beautiful tone, lyricism, and commitment to excellence. I learned the most from Lorimer, largely because I played for him twice. O.G. was a fine performer, but I would not wish him on anyone as a teacher. C. Parkening, on the other hand, was sincere, gracious and kind. It was an honor to meet him
I saw Andres Segovia in New York in 1964. It was magnificent and one of the best experiences in my life. I had the opportunity to meet him in Montclair< new Jersey a few years later. He talked about his son. Listening to his guitar was a transcendental experience for all of us. He sent me a Christmas card that year. Years later I met a woman whose late husband's dream had been to meet Segovia. So I sent her the Christmas card that I had received from Segovia. It was all magical.
To Blanclage: How generous of you! If I ever had been in such a situation I would have had a problem with my conscience. To give or not to give, that is the question.
I laugh when I see discussion threads about, "Who is the greatest guitarist of all time?" They always discuss Hendrix, Van Halen, Clapton, blah blah blah. I finally had enough. I replied, "Andre Segovia." That pretty much ended it.
people who ask or try to answer questions as such just dont understand music. music is not a sport nor a competition, if you ask me all of those are geniuses in their style
A few years ago I was listening to Christmas music by various artists. When Andreas Sagovia played Greensleeves, my heart melted. All my life I've loved music from the 50s till now and never have I ever heard another guitarist that comes close to him. Shamefully, I've been under a rock for decades but I have been trying to absorb all his selections and teachings with his students. I'm absolutely in love with his music.
Andres Segovia made regular appearances on the Ed Sullivan variety show. This is the same show that introduced the Beatles to US audiences. I was wonderful that Ed Sullivan was able to spread the beauty and talent of this fine musician to millions of viewers. I also had the great opportunity to hear him perform at the Brooklyn Academy of Music with college classmates. At that concert - when the audience continued talking as he sat down to play - Segovia spoke gently and walked off the stage briefly until you could hear "a pin drop". One of my friend's guitar teachers knew Segovia; this enabled us to briefly meet him backstage after the concert.! What an amazing evening, and I even had him autograph my program!
We were newlyweds who had very little money but bought tickets to see and hear Segovia in AnnArbor in the concert season of 1971/1972. It was and is a highlight memory in our lives.
I was lucky enough to attend one of his last performances. He was 93,. And my sister Willo, took me to hear him play.. I just listened with eyes closed from when he started to play till he stopped.. It was truly splendid..
What a tone! He literally makes the guitar sing. Its amazing what a small, modest looking instrument can do in the hands of a master. The music seems to flow straight from his heart. What a joy it must be to create such sounds.
Truly the master of his artform, Segovia IS Classical Guitar. It's great the upload has gotten over a million views, it's nice that the man's music is remembered and being rediscovered by a new generation of listeners.
To my ear, Andres Segovia plays like a fine Blues guitarist in that he is telling a story with his playing. The technical aspects, as profoundly outstanding as they are, are in support of setting a scene and presenting an experience. It's mastery in service of a greater, expressive goal. I've never heard another classical guitarist with this level of humanity.
Well said, yes his emotional approach, his heart, is a wonderful storyteller. That is what enthralled me for hours in the dark, in my teens. Still does.
I got to see Maestro Segovia in Philadelphia at the Academy of Music in the 1970’s. There were 8 encores. No one wanted to leave. He was amazing. I was immediately hooked and have been playing my classical and flamenco guitars every day and make a living with them. I also remember whenever someone coughed or talked he would stop playing until they were done and would begin playing again. 😊
I had the privilege to see him at Powell Hall when I was a young teen. He played by himself but you would swear that he had an orchestra in his guitar!! I could not believe the power of his music!
Guys, he is a historical character. He did an important educational work. All serious classical guitarist have to study and hear Maestro Segovia. The fingering on his transcriptions are of infinite educational value. He did an upgrade and up to date to the guitar. Guitar history is before Segovia and after Segovia. He rescue the instrument and rise it to a serious intellectual level. After him guitar has a name...
Очень люблю, как звучит классическая гитара. Сын учился в музыкальной школе играть на ней. Я не могла наслушаться его репетиции дома. А потом пошел учиться на эстрадно - джазовое отделение и играет только на электрогитаре. А Альманса пылится в чехле. У нас много гитар, но ее люблю больше всего. Какой у нее глубокий звук. Просто сердце замирало, когда слушаешь ее вживую. Звучание классической гитары - это прекрасно, это гамма чувств и эмоций.
I started my very first instrument, the guitar at the age of 40 thx to Segovia, the God of the guitar universe. I achieved the unbelievable level of fire camp guitarist and singer.
There are musicians, then there are musicians. Senior Segovia had a magical ability to sense exquisite timing, and a deeply romantic heart to carry us away to places that we can only dream of. His music brings on technicolor waves of imagery of castles, and ancient windmills, olive trees, and scenes of romantic longing. This music should be played for all children so they may learn to become fully human. It's not for the faint of heart.
0:01 Castelnuovo-Tedesco Capriccio Diabolico 9:11 Sor Minuet in C 12:21 Sor Andantino Op241 15:30 Sor Minuet in D 17:34 J S Bach Prelude No 3 in C minor BWV999 18:48 J S Bach Gavotte (from Sonata No 6 in E major for unaccompanied violin BWV 1006) 21:41 J S Bach Chaconne (from Sonata No 4 in D minor for unaccompanied Violin BWV1004) 35:39 J S Bach Loure (from Suite No 3 in C major for unaccompanied cello BWV 1009) 39:18 Torroba Nocturno 42:46 Ponce Six Preludes Op Posth 49:50 Villa-Lobos Prelude in E minor 54:56 Rodrigo Sarabanda lejana 59:55 Torroba Madronos 1:02:42 Villa-Lobos Prelude No 4 in E minor 1:06:55 Milan Pavana 1:08:21 Sor Minuet in D Op115
Segovia brought the guitar to the world. His the godfather of the classical guitar. Everyone else was a student of Segovia, or studied under someone who studied under Segovia. He was, is and always be the true master of the classical guitar.
@@johnpoulter2680 keep in mine that Segovia never had a teacher to help him to know how to be a wonderful teacher. He was a self taught genius. Makes sense that he'd get frustrated when his students fell short every now and then. I'm not excusing Segovia, I'm just understanding that his ability to teach himself, and master the classical guitar all alone is the reason his teaching was tuff. Even Segovia's father broke his son's guitar and told him not to play it, to let it go. How Andre Segovia continued to teach himself is beyond me. He was like 6 or 8 yes old. I don't know the exact age but he was quite young. Segovia is an absolute genius. He even admitted his gift was from heaven.
While studying Segovia's music on my guitar I came upon what I regarded as an impossible set of notes. It was impossible to finger these at 1 and the same time. "THIS is pure Andres!" I thought. I committed the question to sleep. About 3 years later the answer rose suddenly from the depths. L hand middle finger close 1st position E. RIGHT hand index finger close E note in 2nd position (G string). Pluck 3 E notes at same moment with R hand middle, & ring fingers plus the thumb. Pure ultimate Andres.
600 people disliked this. I don't quite understand why the deaf are rating music on RUclips. Seriously though, I came here after reading on a secondhand classical music texbook the claim "Andres Segovia, the greatest guitarist of all time". I immediately called bullshit and still don't agree, but this blew me away. This degree of technical mastery is rarely if ever paired with an expressive performance, yet that's exactly what Andres has accomplished. Just incredible.
Las interpretaciones de Andrés Segovia son definitivas, que es como decir "señoras y señores, así se toca la guitarra". Y si bien en estos registros, su ejecución es impecable como siempre, no sucede lo mismo con las grabaciones y el sonido del instrumento, que no hacen justicia a su arte. Tal vez las de mejor sonido hayan sido hasta la década del 60. Los dedos del juvenil Andrés volaban sobre las cuerdas. Luego los ingenieros no parecen haber sabido captar la sutileza de la guitarra. Virtuosos del instrumento hay a montones en cualquier país y tienen mérito, pero en cuanto a expresión musical y fantasía conceptual sólo he escuchado hasta hoy a un Segovia.
This album has lifted me above and carried me through hard times many times over. He is a master, and God sent. As an evidential and medical medium, I am faced with very sensitive situations daily. Sometimes I experience terrible migraines. I will draw an epsom salt and lavender bath, dim the lights and turn this album on low. Everything slowly melts away.
Andres Segovia, il maestro di chitarra, il migliore sulla scena, la sua musica ti fa compagnia e ti manda in visibilio, finalmente un grande del passato. Grazie per averlo proposto.
Andres Segovia is the only classical guitar master I listen and enjoy the most through all my life, because his technique, soul and heart were all blended into every piece he played. His influences on classical guitar development is so significant and positive, for many centuries to come.
I remember buying this Album from Tower Records in Monterey Park, California! 😁 I was a kid in high school listening to Ozzy, Metallica, Iron Maiden Dio, Motley Crue etc.. And in between my Albums Andres Segovias Album stood out! I used to try to mimick his way - let me tell you that sh*t is hard! It takes a life time to become a master of your trade. Thank you Andres for making my youth a well rounded one. Heavy Metal / Rock and Classical guitar/music. 😎
Andrés Segovia. Uno de los mejores guitarristas de la historia de la humanidad. Yo soy músico guitarrista, pero ni practicando cuatro horas diarias ni viendo tutoriales en RUclips, lograría imitar a la perfección la técnica de este talentoso artista.
Un admirador de Andrés Segovia se dirigió a él para alabar su maestría: "Señor, daría la vida por tocar como usted". Su respuesta fue eterna: "Ese es exactamente el precio que yo he pagado.".
Of course Segovia should be given credit not only as the top modern classical guitarist, but also for his immeasurable efforts for taking the guitar to the world top concert halls. Before him, the guitar was only a parlor instrument. I would like to summarise the well-known generations of modern guitarists playing the Torres kind of guitar from the beginning to now :- 1. Tarrega, Llobet, Pujol 2. Segovia, Presti, Lagoya, Luis Walker, Mangore 3. Breams, Williams, Yepes, Diaz, the Romero's, Brower 4. Russels, Isbin, Boyd, Parkening, Fisk 5. Vidovic, Dylla, Ryzhkova, Ceku, Vardanyan 6. Stephenie Jones, Whittingham, Kanahi Yamashita, Xuefei Yang, Jennifer Kim There are increasing number of outstanding young players and teachers. So the future for classical guitar is quite solid. The same with the luthery, it has spread from its traditional homeland in Europe, particularly Spain, also Germany and France, to Australia, Japan, Korea, China, North and South America. The construction of modern guitar has also branched out to other designs to make use of modern materials.
Father of the 20th century classical guitar. He created more pieces for the guitar through transcription and commission than any other guitarist in his generation. There area few that possess more technical ability, but his phrasing and tonal colors better than other mechanical guitarists....just my opinion. His performance of the Chaconne here is as good as you will find anywhere. I got to see him play once while studying guitar in college. He was in his 90's so his technique was rough, but his sound was incredible.
Lucky you! Perhaps the Good Lord above will let everyone hear Andrés Segovia play, as part of a reward for living a life of kindness toward our fellow man and goodness and decency, in accordance with His instructions.
I saw him play in a small concert hall in Bristol, England in 1977. He was in his 90s. He got into a fight with the sound guys who wanted to mic him. I came to hear him play the guitar, not an electronic reproduction. So, I'm glad he fought for the right to play acoustically. He still had amazing technique, and played with such feeling. I play and teach classical guitar.
I learned to play classical guitar in the '70s from a very nice lady in Charlotte. I was young and ignorant and had no idea who Andres Segovia was. My teacher introduced me to an old friend and mentor of hers in class one day...it was Segovia. He taught for a while and I was a typical teen - thoroughly unimpressed. Only when I got older did I realize what a significant man he was and how lucky I was to be taught by him!
In the 70's, all I listened to was what played on "Rock" Stations, and if it wasn't an electric guitar I wasn't listening to it...and one day in my car flipping through the FM dial, I stumbled upon an incredible rendition of what turned out to be "Recuerdos de las Alhambras" which changed my brain chemistry as it applied to the guitar. I was transfixed by the fluidity and soul of that performance, and of course I waited impatiently to hear who and what was playing. I had vaguely recalled hearing his name prior to that moment, and in those moments I learned why.
Nice! I learned by listening to him as well. I've never learned to read music very well, but I would listen a little, read a little, and play a little until I got a whole piece. Wish I could get that focus back!
@@dalegreer3095 I can't read notes from Chinese 😁 I just need someone to play things for me, and so I learn. I can listen to recordings as well, and learn by ear, but notes isn't for me.
I remember watching a 60 minute broadcast about this great artist. He was married to a young lady and had a child by her. When he was in his winter season. A great artist. So very enjoyable.
I was awestruck when I found Segovia at a relatively young age, perhaps in my late teens. He was always the standard against every other player of guitar I ever heard subsequently. I always thought it had to be at least two instruments playing to create such a rush of sound!
As a kid, I took guitar lessons from a lady who was trained by Segovia. He lived in LA and taught to the general public when he wasn't touring. I am proud to be a student of Segovia. True story. ☺
Andres was my dad’s guitar teacher, I use to go with my dad, Andres and his family were the nicest people but at 8 years old I wanted to go home and play
Segovia is the greatest Spanish/Classical guitar player ever. Blues guitarists (too many to mention) who play from the heart (not from music sheets) are the greatest electric guitarists.
I miss my family🥺 when we were together, we always watch disney movies and songs. But hearing this collection helps me bring myself up. 👆 thank you ❤ for this collection. It also helped me on my anxiety. 🥰🥺
I am so blessed to have an instructor who was a student of Segovia and is passing down his way. Someday, though I have ran out of time to achieve his mastery, I hope to pass on what I have learned to the next generation of guitarists.
I have been listening to Segovia since about 1980. I am a wannabe guitar player since 1969, and would love to be able to practice enough to get some of those magnificent clarity of notes and tone. Practice, practice, practice!
Wonderful and amazing to hear him playing again and again. I don't have tiny fingers of Kyuhee Park nor seemingly oversized fingers of Andres Segovia, yet can't even attempt to imitate their skills nor any of their musical interpretations. Listening to Segovia playing is a delightful experience.
there's something here that's not immediately obvious. Whenever I hear Segovia play one thing stands out ,His guitars are always of the finest quality and tone other guitars don't always match up.
Having paella and a cup of wine then just found this wonderful Segovia music. Absolutely fantastic! Now I need to go to Linares, Jaen, Spain to feel the land that gave this magnificent musician. ❤
Segovia's ability to 'Orchestrate" on the guitar gave it so much color. Still the most expressive player who takes one on a musical journey with each piece. I hear modern interpretations of music he has recorded, and I still come back to his interpretations. I have the same feeling about Arthur Rubenstein on the piano.
I simply could not remember one Bach piece that's been stuck in my head for days. It was the Sonata 6 BVW 1006 in this video, FINALLY I can sleep again
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I once met a man in El Morro NM who told me that he rented a house for 2 weeks on the Mediteranean. Every morning he had coffee outside to the lilt of beautiful guitar music. Finally, he went next door to say thankyou...
The guitarista was Maestro Segovia
I was fortunate to have played for him when I was a teenager. My heart was beating so hard I swear I could see my guitar moving in and out as I played. Had a few more master classes with him in the 70's. He was very kind and patient. He was truly an "artist" a maestro.
@bill Bloggs I Imagine the maestro was simply being exceedingly humble, bill. Perhaps he sensed you had reached your full potential as a musician under his tutelage.
What a marvelous memory for you. I always had the feeling that he was a kind man and you have just confirmed that
for me. He was a "musical blessing", I believe.
@bill Bloggs that's some good deadpan, Bill!
You are so lucky, this the ultimate thing can anyone gain in his life
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I did not get to play for the Maestro himself, but I did play for Oscar Ghiglia, Christopher Parkening and Michael Lorimer, each of whom absorbed in their own way, some of his beautiful tone, lyricism, and commitment to excellence. I learned the most from Lorimer, largely because I played for him twice. O.G. was a fine performer, but I would not wish him on anyone as a teacher. C. Parkening, on the other hand, was sincere, gracious and kind. It was an honor to meet him
Saw him twice in concert. So wonderful. When he was very old. He did 3 encores. At last he smiled and said, "my guitar is tired, I am not!"
I saw Andres Segovia in New York in 1964. It was magnificent and one of the best experiences in my life. I had the opportunity to meet him in Montclair< new Jersey a few years later. He talked about his son. Listening to his guitar was a transcendental experience for all of us. He sent me a Christmas card that year. Years later I met a woman whose late husband's dream had been to meet Segovia. So I sent her the Christmas card that I had received from Segovia. It was all magical.
To Blanclage: How generous of you! If I ever had been in such a situation I would have had a problem with my conscience. To give or not to give, that is the question.
I laugh when I see discussion threads about, "Who is the greatest guitarist of all time?" They always discuss Hendrix, Van Halen, Clapton, blah blah blah. I finally had enough. I replied, "Andre Segovia." That pretty much ended it.
Montoya!!
Pretty much agree but must say Zappa was a genius
Django Reinhardt
people who ask or try to answer questions as such just dont understand music. music is not a sport nor a competition, if you ask me all of those are geniuses in their style
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A few years ago I was listening to Christmas music by various artists. When Andreas Sagovia played Greensleeves, my heart melted. All my life I've loved music from the 50s till now and never have I ever heard another guitarist that comes close to him. Shamefully, I've been under a rock for decades but I have been trying to absorb all his selections and teachings with his students. I'm absolutely in love with his music.
Andres Segovia made regular appearances on the Ed Sullivan variety show. This is the same show that introduced the Beatles to US audiences. I was wonderful that Ed Sullivan was able to spread the beauty and talent of this fine musician to millions of viewers.
I also had the great opportunity to hear him perform at the Brooklyn Academy of Music with college classmates. At that concert - when the audience continued talking as he sat down to play - Segovia spoke gently and walked off the stage briefly until you could hear "a pin drop". One of my friend's guitar teachers knew Segovia; this enabled us to briefly meet him backstage after the concert.! What an amazing evening, and I even had him autograph my program!
We were newlyweds who had very little money but bought tickets to see and hear Segovia in AnnArbor in the concert season of 1971/1972. It was and is a highlight memory in our lives.
I was lucky enough to attend one of his last performances. He was 93,. And my sister Willo, took me to hear him play.. I just listened with eyes closed from when he started to play till he stopped.. It was truly splendid..
What a tone! He literally makes the guitar sing. Its amazing what a small, modest looking instrument can do in the hands of a master. The music seems to flow straight from his heart. What a joy it must be to create such sounds.
Truly the master of his artform, Segovia IS Classical Guitar. It's great the upload has gotten over a million views, it's nice that the man's music is remembered and being rediscovered by a new generation of listeners.
I was on holiday once in northern Spain and just happened to see and hear him,he made me cry with his passion in his playing
To my ear, Andres Segovia plays like a fine Blues guitarist in that he is telling a story with his playing. The technical aspects, as profoundly outstanding as they are, are in support of setting a scene and presenting an experience. It's mastery in service of a greater, expressive goal. I've never heard another classical guitarist with this level of humanity.
Well said! I agree completely.
Well said, yes his emotional approach, his heart, is a wonderful storyteller. That is what enthralled me for hours in the dark, in my teens. Still does.
I got to see Maestro Segovia in Philadelphia at the Academy of Music in the 1970’s. There were 8 encores. No one wanted to leave. He was amazing. I was immediately hooked and have been playing my classical and flamenco guitars every day and make a living with them. I also remember whenever someone coughed or talked he would stop playing until they were done and would begin playing again. 😊
I had the privilege to see him at Powell Hall when I was a young teen. He played by himself but you would swear that he had an orchestra in his guitar!! I could not believe the power of his music!
Guys, he is a historical character. He did an important educational work. All serious classical guitarist have to study and hear Maestro Segovia. The fingering on his transcriptions are of infinite educational value. He did an upgrade and up to date to the guitar.
Guitar history is before Segovia and after Segovia. He rescue the instrument and rise it to a serious intellectual level. After him guitar has a name...
Очень люблю, как звучит классическая гитара. Сын учился в музыкальной школе играть на ней. Я не могла наслушаться его репетиции дома. А потом пошел учиться на эстрадно - джазовое отделение и играет только на электрогитаре. А Альманса пылится в чехле. У нас много гитар, но ее люблю больше всего. Какой у нее глубокий звук. Просто сердце замирало, когда слушаешь ее вживую. Звучание классической гитары - это прекрасно, это гамма чувств и эмоций.
Это да, но добиться такого звука как у Сеговии далеко не просто. В плане динамики, певучести классическая гитара сложный инструмент.
I started my very first instrument, the guitar at the age of 40 thx to Segovia, the God of the guitar universe. I achieved the unbelievable level of fire camp guitarist and singer.
You and Don McLean!
There are musicians, then there are musicians. Senior Segovia had a magical ability to sense exquisite timing, and a deeply romantic heart to carry us away to places that we can only dream of. His music brings on technicolor waves of imagery of castles, and ancient windmills, olive trees, and scenes of romantic longing. This music should be played for all children so they may learn to become fully human. It's not for the faint of heart.
Amen
Damn right!
In the playing of Segovia the word Classical gets its full meaning! Thank you master!
You are listening to the greatest classical guitarist of all time. Others may come close....but no cigar!
0:01 Castelnuovo-Tedesco Capriccio Diabolico
9:11 Sor Minuet in C
12:21 Sor Andantino Op241
15:30 Sor Minuet in D
17:34 J S Bach Prelude No 3 in C minor BWV999
18:48 J S Bach Gavotte (from Sonata No 6 in E major for unaccompanied violin BWV 1006)
21:41 J S Bach Chaconne (from Sonata No 4 in D minor for unaccompanied Violin BWV1004)
35:39 J S Bach Loure (from Suite No 3 in C major for unaccompanied cello BWV 1009)
39:18 Torroba Nocturno
42:46 Ponce Six Preludes Op Posth
49:50 Villa-Lobos Prelude in E minor
54:56 Rodrigo Sarabanda lejana
59:55 Torroba Madronos
1:02:42 Villa-Lobos Prelude No 4 in E minor
1:06:55 Milan Pavana
1:08:21 Sor Minuet in D Op115
prelude n 1 not 4 Villalobos
This gotta be pinned on top !!!
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Segovia brought the guitar to the world. His the godfather of the classical guitar. Everyone else was a student of Segovia, or studied under someone who studied under Segovia. He was, is and always be the true master of the classical guitar.
@@johnpoulter2680 keep in mine that Segovia never had a teacher to help him to know how to be a wonderful teacher. He was a self taught genius. Makes sense that he'd get frustrated when his students fell short every now and then. I'm not excusing Segovia, I'm just understanding that his ability to teach himself, and master the classical guitar all alone is the reason his teaching was tuff. Even Segovia's father broke his son's guitar and told him not to play it, to let it go. How Andre Segovia continued to teach himself is beyond me. He was like 6 or 8 yes old. I don't know the exact age but he was quite young. Segovia is an absolute genius. He even admitted his gift was from heaven.
I think He is The best guitarist in the world ..
I remember listening to Andrés Segovia nearly 50 years ago on a record given to me by my grandmother. I still have fond memories.
The greatest guitarist of any genre…ever. ❤
Not at all.
Ah this is what happiness feels like. And sounds like.
While studying Segovia's music on my guitar I came upon what I regarded as an impossible set of notes. It was impossible to finger these at 1 and the same time. "THIS is pure Andres!" I thought. I committed the question to sleep. About 3 years later the answer rose suddenly from the depths. L hand middle finger close 1st position E. RIGHT hand index finger close E note in 2nd position (G string). Pluck 3 E notes at same moment with R hand middle, & ring fingers plus the thumb. Pure ultimate Andres.
Respect to the Guitar Master! Formidable!
600 people disliked this. I don't quite understand why the deaf are rating music on RUclips.
Seriously though, I came here after reading on a secondhand classical music texbook the claim "Andres Segovia, the greatest guitarist of all time". I immediately called bullshit and still don't agree, but this blew me away. This degree of technical mastery is rarely if ever paired with an expressive performance, yet that's exactly what Andres has accomplished. Just incredible.
If you don't like this then you just don't like music.
My dad had the pleasure of learning from Segovia and man does it show. Segovia was not only an incredible musician but teacher too
Las interpretaciones de Andrés Segovia son definitivas, que es como decir "señoras y señores, así se toca la guitarra". Y si bien en estos registros, su ejecución es impecable como siempre, no sucede lo mismo con las grabaciones y el sonido del instrumento, que no hacen justicia a su arte. Tal vez las de mejor sonido hayan sido hasta la década del 60. Los dedos del juvenil Andrés volaban sobre las cuerdas. Luego los ingenieros no parecen haber sabido captar la sutileza de la guitarra. Virtuosos del instrumento hay a montones en cualquier país y tienen mérito, pero en cuanto a expresión musical y fantasía conceptual sólo he escuchado hasta hoy a un Segovia.
I want to thank all you good people for sharing. Over the years I have come to know who is the best guitar player. Andres Segovia.
don't forget Narcisso Yepes
Paco de Lucia was no slouch...
Finally some REAL Spanish guitar not youtube clickbait. Thank-you!
This album has lifted me above and carried me through hard times many times over. He is a master, and God sent.
As an evidential and medical medium, I am faced with very sensitive situations daily. Sometimes I experience terrible migraines. I will draw an epsom salt and lavender bath, dim the lights and turn this album on low. Everything slowly melts away.
Great rendition from the greatest. Enough said. Absolutely beautiful.❤
My heart feels broken and healed all at the same time with this beautiful Devine music. Thank you.
Andres Segovia, il maestro
di chitarra, il migliore sulla
scena, la sua musica ti
fa compagnia e ti manda
in visibilio, finalmente un
grande del passato. Grazie
per averlo proposto.
Andres Segovia is the only classical guitar master I listen and enjoy the most through all my life, because his technique, soul and heart were all blended into every piece he played. His influences on classical guitar development is so significant and positive, for many centuries to come.
A maestro indeed! No doubt. Good music never dies. It is a pity you don't hear this music
any more on the radio or / an TV.
I'd say it's not pity, it's a cryme!
Nothing helps get your Spanish homework done faster than Andres Segovia caressing my eardrums in the distance. ¡Ello es un grande guitarrista!
I remember buying this Album from Tower Records in Monterey Park, California! 😁 I was a kid in high school listening to Ozzy, Metallica, Iron Maiden Dio, Motley Crue etc.. And in between my Albums Andres Segovias Album stood out! I used to try to mimick his way - let me tell you that sh*t is hard! It takes a life time to become a master of your trade. Thank you Andres for making my youth a well rounded one. Heavy Metal / Rock and Classical guitar/music. 😎
Good story
Gracias por permitirnos seguir disfrutándolo al maestro.!!!!!
Best of all time! RIP Mom thank You for sharing Segovia with me
Andrés Segovia. Uno de los mejores guitarristas de la historia de la humanidad. Yo soy músico guitarrista, pero ni practicando cuatro horas diarias ni viendo tutoriales en RUclips, lograría imitar a la perfección la técnica de este talentoso artista.
Conformémonos con el talento que tenemos, no queda otra.
Si si no contaban con estucia de Segovia. Sin duda. Entonces...siganme los buenos.
Un admirador de Andrés Segovia se dirigió a él para alabar su maestría: "Señor, daría la vida por tocar como usted". Su respuesta fue eterna: "Ese es exactamente el precio que yo he pagado.".
C est BEAU. On dirait une voix humaine qui chante.
Merci.
I hear he is one of the best guitar players in the world!
After a hard day of work, this fine selection of tunes virtually cures me in an instant.
Good thing I got an adblocker.
No interruptions whatsoever.
Of course Segovia should be given credit not only as the top modern classical guitarist, but also for his immeasurable efforts for taking the guitar to the world top concert halls. Before him, the guitar was only a parlor instrument.
I would like to summarise the well-known generations of modern guitarists playing the Torres kind of guitar from the beginning to now :-
1. Tarrega, Llobet, Pujol
2. Segovia, Presti, Lagoya, Luis Walker, Mangore
3. Breams, Williams, Yepes, Diaz, the Romero's, Brower
4. Russels, Isbin, Boyd, Parkening, Fisk
5. Vidovic, Dylla, Ryzhkova, Ceku, Vardanyan
6. Stephenie Jones, Whittingham, Kanahi Yamashita, Xuefei Yang, Jennifer Kim
There are increasing number of outstanding young players and teachers. So the future for classical guitar is quite solid. The same with the luthery, it has spread from its traditional homeland in Europe, particularly Spain, also Germany and France, to Australia, Japan, Korea, China, North and South America. The construction of modern guitar has also branched out to other designs to make use of modern materials.
A master, never to be equaled, I think, such dedication to an art form, life is to short for all of us.
I was a Segovia "copy cat! 😁
Father of the 20th century classical guitar. He created more pieces for the guitar through transcription and commission than any other guitarist in his generation. There area few that possess more technical ability, but his phrasing and tonal colors better than other mechanical guitarists....just my opinion. His performance of the Chaconne here is as good as you will find anywhere. I got to see him play once while studying guitar in college. He was in his 90's so his technique was rough, but his sound was incredible.
I agree completely. The first time I heard a recording of him playing the Chaconne it was a spiritual experience.
Bart S. THANL YOU
Lucky you! Perhaps the Good Lord above will let everyone hear Andrés Segovia play, as part of a reward for living a life of kindness toward our fellow man and goodness and decency, in accordance with His instructions.
I had the pleasure to see him live in the 1970s... a master then, a master always... but which piece is his Chaconne in this play list?
I saw him play in a small concert hall in Bristol, England in 1977. He was in his 90s. He got into a fight with the sound guys who wanted to mic him. I came to hear him play the guitar, not an electronic reproduction. So, I'm glad he fought for the right to play acoustically. He still had amazing technique, and played with such feeling.
I play and teach classical guitar.
THANKS FOR SHARING THIS PRECIOUS SELECTION. THIS MUSIC IS PURE JOY. SEGOVIA IS GREAT, AND PLAYS THE GUITAR WITH THE SOUL.
Thank you for posting this most beautiful, truly inspiring guitarist. My heart is singing! What a legacy!
I can listen to Segovia all day and not tire of it.
No one plays guitar like he did. I have not listened to him in a long time, and revisiting his music is so refreshing--he played so beautifully.
Nobody embodies such love for his instrument as did Segovia...like a true master, never forgotten.
I learned to play classical guitar in the '70s from a very nice lady in Charlotte. I was young and ignorant and had no idea who Andres Segovia was. My teacher introduced me to an old friend and mentor of hers in class one day...it was Segovia. He taught for a while and I was a typical teen - thoroughly unimpressed. Only when I got older did I realize what a significant man he was and how lucky I was to be taught by him!
Hé is the best classic gitár mán in the world! Thanks. Kössyke Nick
El verdadero Maestro de la Guitarra Classica.
LOVE IT... Isn't it AMAZING what people can do with true dedication and passion for what they are learning daily?
In the 70's, all I listened to was what played on "Rock" Stations, and if it wasn't an electric guitar I wasn't listening to it...and one day in my car flipping through the FM dial, I stumbled upon an incredible rendition of what turned out to be "Recuerdos de las Alhambras" which changed my brain chemistry as it applied to the guitar. I was transfixed by the fluidity and soul of that performance, and of course I waited impatiently to hear who and what was playing. I had vaguely recalled hearing his name prior to that moment, and in those moments I learned why.
Your ears and brain were trapped or atrophied by simple plain monotonous pounding music like regueatton has trapped many nowdays...
@@raumetro9932 not so atrophied because he was able to recognize mastery in guitar playing.
@@Bzcenci812 Yea
At least he left that Club of Dumbos..
Good for him.
Formidable artist-this quality surpasses all words. Glad to be able to listen to his recordings now. Thank You You Tube.
Al escuchar esta guitarra deje atrás el reguetón y a SLAYER...esto SI es musica
Amazing beauty in performance of music
I'm thinking of my dad. He learned by listening to Segovia, and I learned from my father.
Nice! I learned by listening to him as well. I've never learned to read music very well, but I would listen a little, read a little, and play a little until I got a whole piece. Wish I could get that focus back!
@@dalegreer3095 I can't read notes from Chinese 😁 I just need someone to play things for me, and so I learn. I can listen to recordings as well, and learn by ear, but notes isn't for me.
セゴビアは凄いです。
当時これだけの演奏され
てるとは。
音色が魅力的ですね。
日本では御前演奏されおられ、勲章が授けれられています。
スペイン、サブレーニャ
侯爵ですね。
ほんとに素晴らしい！
I remember watching a 60 minute broadcast about this great artist. He was married to a young lady and had a child by her. When he was in his winter season. A great artist. So very enjoyable.
I was awestruck when I found Segovia at a relatively young age, perhaps in my late teens. He was always the standard against every other player of guitar I ever heard subsequently. I always thought it had to be at least two instruments playing to create such a rush of sound!
As a kid, I took guitar lessons from a lady who was trained by Segovia. He lived in LA and taught to the general public when he wasn't touring. I am proud to be a student of Segovia. True story. ☺
Andres was my dad’s guitar teacher, I use to go with my dad, Andres and his family were the nicest people but at 8 years old I wanted to go home and play
Have loved andres segovia for 57 years
Super relaxing! Segovia is a pioneer of guitar and a genius.
Segovia is the greatest Spanish/Classical guitar player ever. Blues guitarists (too many to mention) who play from the heart (not from music sheets) are the greatest electric guitarists.
incredible how many people out there call themselves guitarists but have never heard of Segovia
I miss my family🥺 when we were together, we always watch disney movies and songs. But hearing this collection helps me bring myself up. 👆 thank you ❤ for this collection. It also helped me on my anxiety. 🥰🥺
his music opens a portal to a higher place
Powerfully amazing! Calming, fulfilling, beauty. Adore.
Gracias por el vídeo, no cabe duda que sigue siendo el mejor guitarrista del mundo
Thanks for uploading this. It made my kitchen chores much more pleasurable!!
I am so blessed to have an instructor who was a student of Segovia and is passing down his way. Someday, though I have ran out of time to achieve his mastery, I hope to pass on what I have learned to the next generation of guitarists.
Thanks to PBS, I became aware of this virtuoso 35yrs ago, what a talent!
Happy Birthday Maestro Andre Segovia ~ Born: February 21, 1893
The MASTER of guitar playing.
Господин Сеговия один из лучших гитаристов, которых мне довелось слышать.👏👏
I have been listening to Segovia since about 1980. I am a wannabe guitar player since 1969, and would love to be able to practice enough to get some of those magnificent clarity of notes and tone. Practice, practice, practice!
Wonderful and amazing to hear him playing again and again. I don't have tiny fingers of Kyuhee Park nor seemingly oversized fingers of Andres Segovia, yet can't even attempt to imitate their skills nor any of their musical interpretations. Listening to Segovia playing is a delightful experience.
Love classical guitar music. Sounds like a soft hand touching my face
Great literal Maestro.
The Symbol of classic guitarlist.
All world owes to You.
Rest in Peace. 평안하소서
ㅡFrom : The Re - Unificationed Korea.
✌
삶에 큰 위안과 휴식을 선사하는,
아름다운 음악 ^^♡^^
Hermosa interpretación del mejor, gracias por compartirla, saludos cordiales desde Bogotá Colombia mi hermoso y amado país 🥰💛💛💙❤️🥰
there's something here that's not immediately obvious. Whenever I hear Segovia play one thing stands out ,His guitars are always of the finest quality and tone other guitars don't always match up.
A long career, at a young age thru the whole life,humbled i enjoy the result .
Andrés Segovia! Música que le habla a mi Alma!!
The master is simply the best...........
I was fortunate to have seen Segovia perform at Symphony Hall in Boston many years ago. I was....transfixed.
Ditto. He was 81 at the time if I recall. We didn't get the first note until we got silent.
Having paella and a cup of wine then just found this wonderful Segovia music. Absolutely fantastic! Now I need to go to Linares, Jaen, Spain to feel the land that gave this magnificent musician. ❤
A guitar buddy "forced" me to see Segovia & DiMeola in my errant heavy metal days.. still grateful 35 years later..
@@blackieblack I've loved metal since about 82'... just giving accurate credit
Segovia's ability to 'Orchestrate" on the guitar
gave it so much color.
Still the most expressive player who takes one on a musical journey with each piece. I hear modern interpretations of music he has recorded, and I still come back to his interpretations.
I have the same feeling about Arthur Rubenstein on the piano.
I simply could not remember one Bach piece that's been stuck in my head for days. It was the Sonata 6 BVW 1006 in this video, FINALLY I can sleep again
la guitarra habla desde lo mas profundo. Que gran maestro la hace conversar para los que tenemos el placer de escuchar.