Mr Serrano I have met you more than one time back in 60's in Toronto Yorkville Caffe 71 if you remember but I did not took any pictures, it was a great experience having you coming at the Caffe playing for all of us, thank you for your music I have all your records. Terry
Amazing, Juan's got that great timbre you could hear on here. That duende that only the really greats have. A catagory 5 hurricane of a flamenco guitarist. A monster by all means. 'FOREVER GREAT JUAN SERRANO'. JUAN SERRANOS' BIGGEST FAN.
Por aquella època estaba yo tocando flamenco en Colombia y logrè aprenderle Almoacì, una granaina y un zapateado espectacular , temas que aùn toco a mis 67 años, Juan debe andar hoy por los 72 años , vive en California , es profesor de guitarra flamenca en universidades y todavia da excelentes conciertos con el mismo duende de los años 60s.
@CassiusChrysanthe Thank you CassiusChrysanthe! I think there's 1 or 2 more pieces on that video that I haven't uploaded. I'll go ahead and do that in a day or two. I also have some more Juan Serrano vids that I'll upload too. Thanks for watching!
you can find the music sheet/tabs in one of these 2 books Mel Bay Juan Serrano/Flamenco Guitar Solos Book or Juan Serrano - King of the Flamenco Guitar Book These 2 books come with CD Hope you'll find it helpful
They don't have to be that long, ideally you want them to outline your finger (some fingers need longer nails, like the pinky). It's really up to the player, but you have to smooth them out so they don't catch on the strings, it makes playing a lot easier.
Not necessarily, there are lot of factors that make guitar good, but of course wood quality is just as important as its age and the construction of the guitar. But the other factor that influences the quality of sound is how often and intensely it had been played - it may get worn out in the wood-grains after many years of playing. The better the production, the longer it takes to exhaust its spirit. :)
no, the guitar ended up in an auction, well he played this model for many years, guitars have a certain life-span. these Ramirez once used to be top guitars.
Lo de paco tiene que ver porque al principio intenta hacer una falsetas que Paco hace a camarón en los primeros discos yo como aficionado también lo intento y mi falta de técnica me impide terminarla lo mismo que al maestro serrano la guitarra ha cambiado mucho pa mejor
Juan was one of Pacos' big big idols. Paco is Paco and, Juan is Juan. Juan ofcaurse had his own style and, came up with his own techniques and, was the first flamenco guitarist to earn a doctors' degree in music and, he was the only one using his pinky finger on his right hand in the arpeggios, alot of guitarists still can't do that one. Juan also came up with a more sophisticated rasguedo which he started with the pointer finger on his right hand. It gave yiu a fuller effect. There was also Sabicas before Juans; time who was another great one who had his own style andm played clean. When it comes to all-time greats like Sabas, Juanito Serrano, Paco De Lucia, it' always hard to compare the greats, I understand that apples and oranges thing now, it depends who's style you like more then. There have been quite a few real good ones since Paco too. Sabicas and, Juan stood old school but, Manolo Sanlucar and, Victor Monje Serranito played some of the new school too, that Paco introduced. So Paco was Paco and, Juan is Juan. It's hard to comare the greats. Like I said, today there are so many because of all the access they have for learning the flamenco guitar, you could learn some on the internet. There is so much mire to learn from now than say when Sabicas was a young guy. That's why you gotta give alot of credit to a guy like Sabics and, those pioneers. Like the Billy Joel song 'WE DIDN'T START THE FIRE'.
He doesn't hold his guitar the traditional flamenco way. Not even a support (he simply seems to be holding his guitar). Anyone know more as to why he does this?
Genus Tinca this is traditional position the modern way is with the leg crossed how Paco de Lucia adopted that position. Juan is very very traditional he’s always played his guitar in the traditional position
Mr Serrano I have met you more than one time back in 60's in Toronto Yorkville Caffe 71 if
you remember but I did not took any pictures, it was a great experience having you coming
at the Caffe playing for all of us, thank you for your music I have all your records.
Terry
why not more Juan Serrano on yo0tube ? HE IS ONE OF THE GREATEST !!!!
Juan Serrano es un verdadero Maestro del flamenco. Tiene un dominio perfecto de la técnica flamenca y del aire que se le debe dar a esta música.
Amazing, Juan's got that great timbre you could hear on here. That duende that only the really greats have. A catagory 5 hurricane of a flamenco guitarist. A monster by all means. 'FOREVER GREAT JUAN SERRANO'. JUAN SERRANOS' BIGGEST FAN.
As a student of Juans for many years, I have to say his teaching was more than just licks and tricks.
Por aquella època estaba yo tocando flamenco en Colombia y logrè aprenderle Almoacì, una granaina y un zapateado espectacular , temas que aùn toco a mis 67 años, Juan debe andar hoy por los 72 años , vive en California , es profesor de guitarra flamenca en universidades y todavia da excelentes conciertos con el mismo duende de los años 60s.
I absolutely love his playing but possibly even more so is his endings, particularly this one which builds up to a full on fiery crescendo!!
Conocì al Maestro Serrano en la Feria Mundial de New York, 1962. Philips editò su presentaciòn en vivo en un excelente LP que aun conservo
Gracias !!!! por soñar en mi Andalucía
@CassiusChrysanthe
Thank you CassiusChrysanthe! I think there's 1 or 2 more pieces on that video that I haven't uploaded. I'll go ahead and do that in a day or two. I also have some more Juan Serrano vids that I'll upload too. Thanks for watching!
Just Brilliant. A pure joy to watch..
Why we don't see more Juan Serrano playing on U tube , he is the best flamenco player of our time
He´s a real expert, playing guitar, I love it
es el más flamenco este palo es llorao y más sentimiento imposible
maravilhoso... não ha palavras...
His skin might have aged but the passion in his soul is like a blazing inferno!!
this guy was my guitar hero for years starting about `66
you can find the music sheet/tabs in one of these 2 books
Mel Bay Juan Serrano/Flamenco Guitar Solos Book
or
Juan Serrano - King of the Flamenco Guitar Book
These 2 books come with CD
Hope you'll find it helpful
Thanks for posting!!!!
very interesting video! beautiful sound! Thanks Mr Cyberman.
Maestro de maestros
Viva España !
Awesome sounding guitar, better than the newer models he uses in newer videos.
Gotta love that finish!
Bravo....
where is his bulerias that starts ssoooo powerful full of innovations ?
Juan used to sit in the room with me when I was taking guitar lessons....
My teacher used to transpose his music by ear while he played
تحس ان الجيتار مجموعة ناس بتكلم بعضها قمة الاحساس
3:13 - 3:40
A slightly different version of " La Virgen De La Macarena "
I see what you did there, Maestro 😏
All hail Raphael Mendez ✋
Hoooollllyyyyy shshshsiiiiiiiiiiiiiittttttt😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
pretty amazing
Hole la mano Juan Serrano!!!!!!!!!!!!
teach me master!
does anybody know where can i download the dvd please?
They don't have to be that long, ideally you want them to outline your finger (some fingers need longer nails, like the pinky). It's really up to the player, but you have to smooth them out so they don't catch on the strings, it makes playing a lot easier.
Not necessarily, there are lot of factors that make guitar good, but of course wood quality is just as important as its age and the construction of the guitar. But the other factor that influences the quality of sound is how often and intensely it had been played - it may get worn out in the wood-grains after many years of playing. The better the production, the longer it takes to exhaust its spirit. :)
If I were to write this piece down, it should just be 4/4 right?
Olé :-)
no, the guitar ended up in an auction, well he played this model for many years, guitars have a certain life-span. these Ramirez once used to be top guitars.
last tango part has some stuff from Cueva Gitana
Harika
Does anybody know what type of guitar is that or the luthier? Help!!!
If you're still out there, when I took "Intro to Classical Guitar" with him at Fresno State 1000 years ago, he was playing a Ramirez.
What happened to Juan Serrano Zorongo?
AND THATS THE TRUTH!!
Pure music......
A Guitar Master
3:15
👍
The don juan serran
A proud piece,a more proud audience
i thought the older the wood the beter the sound and stuff
As a finger and music fetishist I approve! ;)
Collado Villalba.
Lo de paco tiene que ver porque al principio intenta hacer una falsetas que Paco hace a camarón en los primeros discos yo como aficionado también lo intento y mi falta de técnica me impide terminarla lo mismo que al maestro serrano la guitarra ha cambiado mucho pa mejor
maybe he got tired of this sound....and changed the guitar...but i agree with u
🤤
but then why is some like Marcelo barbero....old guitars but stil sound good?
I couldnt agree more. Look what happend to rocknroll with this crap called "alternative".
Really sad but true!@#$%^&*()
alal vera
i didnt know jim caviezel played guitar
Hey what bout PACO DE LUCIA's
Juan was one of Pacos' big big idols. Paco is Paco and, Juan is Juan. Juan ofcaurse had his own style and, came up with his own techniques and, was the first flamenco guitarist to earn a doctors' degree in music and, he was the only one using his pinky finger on his right hand in the arpeggios, alot of guitarists still can't do that one. Juan also came up with a more sophisticated rasguedo which he started with the pointer finger on his right hand. It gave yiu a fuller effect. There was also Sabicas before Juans; time who was another great one who had his own style andm played clean. When it comes to all-time greats like Sabas, Juanito Serrano, Paco De Lucia, it' always hard to compare the greats, I understand that apples and oranges thing now, it depends who's style you like more then. There have been quite a few real good ones since Paco too. Sabicas and, Juan stood old school but, Manolo Sanlucar and, Victor Monje Serranito played some of the new school too, that Paco introduced. So Paco was Paco and, Juan is Juan. It's hard to comare the greats. Like I said, today there are so many because of all the access they have for learning the flamenco guitar, you could learn some on the internet. There is so much mire to learn from now than say when Sabicas was a young guy. That's why you gotta give alot of credit to a guy like Sabics and, those pioneers. Like the Billy Joel song 'WE DIDN'T START THE FIRE'.
Farhan: ¿Qué tiene que ver aquí Paco de Lucía? El que toca aquí es el gran Maestro Juan Serrano. Una joya.
www.alamaula.com.co/bogota/eventos/serenata-de-trio/9254454
He doesn't hold his guitar the traditional flamenco way. Not even a support (he simply seems to be holding his guitar). Anyone know more as to why he does this?
Genus Tinca this is traditional position the modern way is with the leg crossed how Paco de Lucia adopted that position. Juan is very very traditional he’s always played his guitar in the traditional position