Oscar has always had such a refined aesthetic, and is such a pleasure to listen to. This is a marvelous recording, from back when there were so few talented craftsmen of the instrument. Brings back many fond memories of that time.
I listened to maestro Ghiglia before ever hearing Segovia and I never associated one with other. His interpretations are emotionally magnificent with tonal and rhythmic organic Modulations.
Estipendo programa -Excelente interpretacion. De los discos mas aplaudidos en varias decadas. Guglia : un gran interprete Enrique Millan G.Profeso de Historia de la Musica -Concertista.
Fantastico LP a livello dei più blasonati vinili di quegli anni e molto dopo ancora: suono, carattere, poesia, estetica, tecnica smagliante del Maestro Ghiglia appena trentenne.
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that's a delicate recording. Very profound and truthful to the music
Thank you for uploading I have not listened to it since it came out I just love it. Could you up load the one prior to this Four centuries of guitar ?Thank you again'unabrazo Lisa
If anyone listening has a copy of “Oscar Ghiglia Plays Scarlatti” please upload it. I lost mine in a house fire and have been searching for another for years.
Oscar Ghiglia is one of the first guitarrist I heard over the radio in the 1970s. Too bad he only made a few records. DO you have uploade his Baroque one?
Wow, this guy is *all* about clarity. Would be nice if you changed the track lengths to actual times so we could click to jump around. The first have is kinda sleepy stuff for playing in the office and it puts the others to sleep. Gets better around 30:00 where he starts to get into the Albeniz set...
eschelar No, but you can figure out the timings for yourself and post it here. I used to work for someone who, if a worker complained about something, he would assign him the task of making the change. It kept complaints down and made people think about what they ask for.
TrydisMikee That's effective when you're the boss and the person is working for you. To be honest, at my office, that's how I run - when I see a problem, I try to find a solution or implement a solution before reporting it. However, the key flaw here is that you're not my boss, it isn't my job to listen to your videos and because I'm listening to your music in the background while I am at work, I'm probably less inclined to do your homework for you and more inclined to just skip the vid. Which is why I put a time of 30:00 which is clickable to jump to the more interesting portion of the recording. Better than nothing. In fact, me (and others) coming to listen to this vid gives you more hits and can count towards your monetization of this vid if you so choose. So yeah, it would be nice if you put the times on there so we could click to jump around. Kinda pointless to put the information there otherwise.
eschelar Clearly I didnt get my point across. I already did my "homework" by putting much time into digitizing this vinyl and cleaning up the crackles in order to share some nice music with anyone who wants to listen, not to make money. I have no responsibility to do that or anything more. I would hope others would "pay it forward" and add to the project for all to benefit if they think they can do so. in the time you spent discussing this, you could have done the math and accomplished this instead of rationalizing why you didnt. Enjoy !
I would also like to know exactly what makes this a "trainwreck"? Is it his sense rhythm, or his warm and pleasant tone? Or is it his respectful rendition of the music? Maybe his clean and noiseless technique bothers you? Maybe you're just an idiot troll. Or just an idiot.
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A genius in his own right
This recordings are the classics of classical guitar recordings. Pure Vintage Gold
Glad you enjoyed it !
Underrated treasure. More skill than a mere human should ever have!
Oscar has always had such a refined aesthetic, and is such a pleasure to listen to. This is a marvelous recording, from back when there were so few talented craftsmen of the instrument. Brings back many fond memories of that time.
Same here. He inspired a fifty year love affair ,with the guitar ,that is still burning within me.
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One reason his sound is so pure is because he’s playing on the right side of the nail….
Terribly underrated within the pantheon of all time greats.
1. Cinq airs à danser / Gaspar Sanz (00:00)
2. Fantasia no. 10 / Alonso Mudarra (5:10)
3. Fantasia no. 9 / Alonso Mudarra (6:57)
4. Variations on "Guárdame las vacas" / Luis de Narvaes (9:15)
5. Canarios / Francisco Guerau (12:24)
6. Six Pavanes / Luis Milan (13:43)
7. Albada / Federico Moreno Torroba (23:02)
8. Arada / Federico Moreno Torroba (24:35)
9. Fandanguillo/ Federico Moreno Torroba (28:17)
10. Zambra granadina / Isaac Albéniz (30:34)
11. La maja de Goya / Enrique Granados (34:26)
12. Mallorca / Isaac Albéniz (39:37)
thank you for doing this.
TrydisMikee Thanks for the upload =)
Oscar Ghiglia ...A very fortunate mix of superb technique and lots of passion
Oscar is absolutely fabulous player...This album is terrific..A true master...
I listened to maestro Ghiglia before ever hearing Segovia and I never associated one with other. His interpretations are emotionally magnificent with tonal and rhythmic organic Modulations.
Estipendo programa -Excelente interpretacion.
De los discos mas aplaudidos en varias decadas.
Guglia : un gran interprete
Enrique Millan G.Profeso de Historia de la Musica -Concertista.
So sweet great tremendous
Many thanks from the heart
Fantastico LP a livello dei più blasonati vinili di quegli anni e molto dopo ancora: suono, carattere, poesia, estetica, tecnica smagliante del Maestro Ghiglia appena trentenne.
that's a delicate recording. Very profound and truthful to the music
I remember this from my high school days listening to it on the radio. I have been looking for it for years. Thanks for uploading it.
Beautiful, clear, precise, musical playing by a master.
I just love the whole album, thanks for the upload body.
Wonderful Albéniz!!!
Wonderful playing.
Thank you for posting this amazing record by one the great masters of the guitar.
The rightful heir to Segovia's throne was not Williams, Fisk or Parkening. It was Oscar.
You may be on to something there…I’ve never heard the guitar sound better tbh…
Thank you so much for the upload.
I still have my vinyl copy. Thank you for this.
Awesome! Thanks for uploading this!
Brilliant
Thanks for posting this - it's beautiful. Sorry you had to tangle with a lunatic who thinks its "odd to expect people to be nice."
amazing! tank you
Nem consigo dizer quanto esse disco é épico!
Chill back and relaxing. Thank you.
magnifico . sem comentário.
Thank you for uploading I have not listened to it since it came out I just love it. Could you up load the one prior to this Four centuries of guitar ?Thank you again'unabrazo Lisa
Sorry Lisa, I don't have that other recording.
Thanks I found it on eBay or amazon for 2.95!
Oscar was in a one of Andres Segovias master classes
Playing the Zambra Granadina that he masterfully interprets here. The masterclass proved useful!
If anyone listening has a copy of “Oscar Ghiglia Plays Scarlatti” please upload it. I lost mine in a house fire and have been searching for another for years.
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Oscar Ghiglia is one of the first guitarrist I heard over the radio in the 1970s. Too bad he only made a few records. DO you have uploade his Baroque one?
No, this is the only record I have. Glad you enjoyed it.
6 Pavanes starts around 12:20
excellent...!!!
Zambra granadina / Isaac Albéniz
Superb!
RuspurSays Pepe
Romero is his favorite
Soy el Rey.
hay lam
RuspurSays ok
Wow, this guy is *all* about clarity.
Would be nice if you changed the track lengths to actual times so we could click to jump around. The first have is kinda sleepy stuff for playing in the office and it puts the others to sleep. Gets better around 30:00 where he starts to get into the Albeniz set...
eschelar Sounds like you might like to volunteer to do this?
TrydisMikee
I don't understand. I can't modify your "about" information.
eschelar
No, but you can figure out the timings for yourself and post it here. I used to work for someone who, if a worker complained about something, he would assign him the task of making the change. It kept complaints down and made people think about what they ask for.
TrydisMikee That's effective when you're the boss and the person is working for you. To be honest, at my office, that's how I run - when I see a problem, I try to find a solution or implement a solution before reporting it.
However, the key flaw here is that you're not my boss, it isn't my job to listen to your videos and because I'm listening to your music in the background while I am at work, I'm probably less inclined to do your homework for you and more inclined to just skip the vid. Which is why I put a time of 30:00 which is clickable to jump to the more interesting portion of the recording. Better than nothing.
In fact, me (and others) coming to listen to this vid gives you more hits and can count towards your monetization of this vid if you so choose. So yeah, it would be nice if you put the times on there so we could click to jump around. Kinda pointless to put the information there otherwise.
eschelar Clearly I didnt get my point across. I already did my "homework" by putting much time into digitizing this vinyl and cleaning up the crackles in order to share some nice music with anyone who wants to listen, not to make money. I have no responsibility to do that or anything more. I would hope others would "pay it forward" and add to the project for all to benefit if they think they can do so. in the time you spent discussing this, you could have done the math and accomplished this instead of rationalizing why you didnt. Enjoy !
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que bueno que ya a estas alturas se ha abandonado el tocar taaanto al ponticello!!!!...bad taste
An absolute train wreck...
??? Please be more specific. I'd like to know from someone who apparently knows.
I would also like to know exactly what makes this a "trainwreck"? Is it his sense rhythm, or his warm and pleasant tone? Or is it his respectful rendition of the music? Maybe his clean and noiseless technique bothers you? Maybe you're just an idiot troll. Or just an idiot.