Narciso Yepes Las Cantigas de Santa Maria
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- 1. Narciso Yepes Spanish early music guitar solo, composed by Alfonso X El Sabio and arranged by Yepes. This is part of a music and dance concert performed by the Trio Yepes. Recording : Palau de Barcelona, June 14th 1991
Who on earth would even be on this page and take the time to "thumbs down" this clip? This music is transcendental.
Yepes 100%. Maestría natural, austera y apabullante. Recitales de lujo, de auténtico maestro, de quitarse el sombrero al cruzarle.
Dios reparte dones.
A el, le concedió uno
de los más hermosos,
su oído y sus dedos
para tocar ese instrumento la guitarra,
para deleitarnos a todos. Bendito don!!!!
🤲🙏⚘
Segovia y Yepes ,maestros de la guitarra que nunca caerán en el olvido! Descansen en paz maestros.
Todo lo contrario, maestros geniales como Yepes y Segovia estan totalmente olvidados en el mundo guitarristico contemporáneo. Para mi es un gran error. La vieja escuela, repredentada sobretodo por estos dos y Julian Bream, es la verdadera esencia de la guitarra para mi.
@@Soytu19 sin dudarlo , estoy absolutamente de acuerdo , mucha gente no tiene ni idea de quien son estos virtuosos y grandes maestros
What sweet music He made😆
¡ Fantástico ! Yepes con su guitarra de 10 diez cuerdas transporta a un mundo lleno de armonía y paz
I would give up everything to see this performance in a live setting with my own eyes.
Beautiful. What a wonderful performance of a moving piece of music. Thank you for the download.
Mejor Imposible. Grande Yepes y enormísimo Alfonso X el sabio,
Que arte!
I love Spanish Guitarists!
"Las Cantigas de Santa María" were written by the Spanish King Alfonso X "el Sabio" (the Wise) in the 13th century. Amazing!
Impecable. Yepes. Unico en su arte.
Gracias Lorca por haberle dado al mundo esas manos.
Un plaisir de "rencontrer YEPES" et sa guitare à douze cordes! : toujours superbe! Merci... la beauté n'a pas de prix!
10 string guitar
Wonderful piece! I'll learn it soon!
Exelente maestro
el numero uno en la guitarra clasica
le pese a quien le pese
Español tenía que ser este gran hombre :)
Grande Maestro! Gracias por tanto deleite al escuchar tu música.
sublime !!! Que dire de plus !! !MERCI
Yepes inmortal. El mejor guitarrista clásico de todos los tiempos.
i like this piece, sounds so great,i play it by ear sometimes, it seems to b in open G tuning, i like this :) a great treat for our ears, :)
many yrs ago i flew fom nashville to minosota toto see segovia when i arrived i found out that he had fallen and broken his arm narcisco playe in his place what a guitar player
Formidable musicien ! Narciso Yepes joue sur une guitare spéciale, aux sons extraordinaires ...
super great music talent.
The greatest guitarist of the recording era - he was the Paganini of the guitar.
Yes!! greater than Segovia ,Bream and John Williams.
LOL
@@fennelleastman8816 ...yes but Alirio Diaz a little more...
¡Qué maravilla!, genio, que genio.
Maestro assoluto .
que guitarra mas bella, sus interpretaciones lo demuestran
Arturo Zeballos, necesito información acerca de partituras del maestro A. Yupanqui
hola que tal. escribime a mi email..........arturozeballos@hotmail.com.......saludos
Yepes has magic about him.Always intriguing and Evocative ,he is Never Dull.
The composer of this song, the King Alfonso X El Sabio (the Wise), was born in the year 1221
On this day, 23 of November. His father, Ferdinand the III gift the best gift: the surrounding of Seville.
Yepes, orgulloso de que sea lorquino como yo !! el mejor guitarrista clásico que jamás ha existido.
Lo mas!!!! Le conoci personalmente
Gracias por compartir! Me suscribo
beautiful music!!!!!!!!!
A true master
El mas Grandioso de la humanidad!!
Of course there is a mistake in the description. This is music of the Mid Ages ("medieval"), from the time in which Spain was still divided in a Christian and a Muslim part, but Baroc music was still to come (about 3-4 centuries!)
Sublime
Maravillosa guitarra
Bravo!
Nobleza.
According to wiki, there are 427; the global authorship of El Sabio is contested but he certainly composed many of them.
What is the name of this specific piece? I love it, but I have an album of "Cantigas de Santa Maria", and it's not on that album.
I think this piece was used in the 1951 film "Pandora and the Flying Dutchman". In the movie, James Mason is the Flying Dutchman, condemned to sail the seas for eternity for blaspheming at his murder trial (he mistakenly killed his wife)., unless he can find a woman willing to die for him. In the movie, the ghostly crew of the ship sings this.
It is the cantiga number 7. Santa Maria Amar
Cantigas : 7, 47 and 79 make up a large part of this arrangement. I have some lyrics if you are interested.
My favorite ones are 1, 4, 100 and the 353, also present in this video.
I like a lot how he places the right hand. OR better i like more the sound that comes out from his nails. I gotta learn to place the right hand like him.
thx u drew :)
nice playing... i looked for the score of this piece but i did not find... i am learning it by earing him playing...
❤Lindo
Put together by Ramirez, a genius luthier! ;)
The main purpose of the guitar was to tune the strings so that the guitar had a fully chromatic resonance! Difficult words..
こんな風に弾きたい！
@btonasse Good point; I may change it to "Spanish early music guitar solo"
tHIS IS THE "CANTIGA 353" !!!!!!!
Las Cantigas de Santa Maria
Alguien puede decirme donde encontrar la partitura de ese recopilatorio de Cantigas??¿Quien lo ha publicado??
Google "edition Schott" and search for "Cantigas de Santa Maria"
Thank you for your reply. Yes I'd be very interested in those lyrics!
how the hell does he play the top strings? that neck is insanely wide, its like a double guitar fused into one!
C47
Esta é como Santa Maria guardou
o monge que o demo
quis espantar por lo fazer perder.
Uirgen Santa Maria guarda-nos,
se te praz, da gran sabedoria,
que en o demo iaz.
@davemanhere si por casualidad se rompe una de esas cuerdas durante un concierto, ya las tiene puestas esa es su funcion
@drewdavis58 Someone who makes musical instruments in Vienna just informed me this is "Medieval music."
got reeeeeeeal baroque feel
I wouldn't know how to share it. I seem to recall I burned the Sor studies onto a CD somewhere. If I can find out how to do it I'll put a few of the studies on RUclips.
anybody knows the number of this songs in the cantigas?
alguien sabe cual cancion es esta de entre las cantigas?
gracias / thanks
How can 15 give a thumbs down? AAHH they have little or No Knowledge !!!!
+zororosario They're morons?
buying one
@drewdavis58
i still cant find it.
do you have more informations?
Tienes razón, Las Cántigas y Alfonso X son de mediados del s. XIII, incluso previo al Renacimiento... hast vollig Recht Michael, es stammt aus dem 13. Jahrhundert, also eher sogar mittelalterische Musik als Renaissance, aber gar nicht aus dem Barok!
That would be fantastic, i find it more than difficult to find CD recordings
Is there a video where he actually uses the extra strings on his guitar?
Does anyone know how to find sheets of the first part?
Has anyone sheets for this extraordinary medieval piece ? I have many N. Yepes sheets - I can change. Thanks very much
I have it, are you still looking for it?
@btonasse No! the song was writed by Alfonso X (1221-1284).
Alguna vez tocaría las cuerdas 8, 9 y 10?
then it has the minor to major changes which is really typical in early spanish parlour music
whats name of first cantiga?? i understand> secon part it is Cantiga 353. But FIRST???
Que alguien me diga un video donde use las cuerdas 7 a la 10. No he visto ni uno.
Somebody tell me about one video you can see him using the strings 7 to 10. I haven´t seen him doing so.
1
Ca ele noit' e dia
punna de nos meter
per que façamos erro,
poraue a deus perder
aiamo-, lo teu Fillo,
que quis nos sofrer
que ouuéssemos paz.
Uirgen Santa Maria,
Guarda-nos, se to praz....
2
E d'esto, meus amigos,
uos quer ora contar
un miragre fremoso
de que fix' meu cantar :
foi un monge guardar
full video?
Whats the ending dance called with the flute--there is more to that movement?
@hauzin "So St. Nectarios of Aegina has copied this for Agni Parthene? Listen carefully you notice this..." Maybe there is a simple explanation: the songs are both attributed to the Virgin Mary. Sometimes someone likes a tune and makes other great music with it, centuries later. :)
They next one: Narciso Yepes Trio - Espanoletas, Pavana de Espana Gallarda
By the way: it doesn´t look like a difficult music to play. Does anybody know where can I get the music sheet? (of course, for guitar)
Thanks
I have it!
Does anybody have the score? i've been looking for it and...well...nothing
I find it too :-)
@ Hello! I was also looking for scores of this, did you find any?
@@fredmeireles8386 I must search in my library :-) Please subscribe me
I didnt know the exact number but i knew there were over 400 and that el El Sabio X wrote -allegedly- all of them.
but the thing i want to know is the number or name of this one :S
thanks anyway for the quick reply!
no se seria mucha molestia pero me pasarias las partituras por favor?
sheet music? plase? anyone? ok ;_;
is it classical eadgbe?
Fifth string is tuned down to G
9gag army reporting for duty!
Before I continue, I'd like to hear from you as I see you've already got lyrics to C47 on your channel.
@drewdavis58
sry but still cant find it.
Do you have more informations?
King Alfonso X has used Andalusian music in the development of this famous Presto
Es impresionante,,y vengo de escuchar a Slipknot,,,
ahora si ojala si tuviera dos manos mas para esa guitarra
ナルシソ・イエペスといえば、ロマンス、禁じられた遊び。ですよね! 我々、60代の年代者の人なら、知らない人は、珍しいのでは?
@hectobills I have the sheet music
salu2
how could I play the song if I have not 12 strings?
I want to learn this melody but what's her name?
This is not baroque music, right? the description is a tad incorrect then...
I've got the nervous breakdown in the beginning of this, his play. I did not get this from Hoshido. No disrespect to Hoshido though.