Classical Guitarist Luther Enloe - Cancion del Emperador by Narváes

[noviceblue]

Very nicely done! I prefer this piece played sans capo - seems warmer somehow - more fitting the mood of the piece. Also appreciate the insights provided in your comments. Did you study in Bozeman?

[lutloe]

@noviceblue

Thanks for your comment Novice blue. I studied in Bozeman from the fall of 1991-through the fall of 1993. I started at MSU with Mark Tyers and while there I also took some lessons from Michael Videon and Craig Hall. In ‘94 I transferred to the University of Georgia to study with John Sutherland and never really left: after taking time off from school I went back to UGA and earned a Master of Music degree and this spring I’ll finish a Doctor of Musical Arts degree.

[subtone]

Great playing! I'm Just learning this one...

[SoulofNovember]

Amazing!

[MrSludov]

Sí, la canción es de Josquín, y la adaptación para vihuela de Narváez... El que crea que es fácil transcribir una chanson a 3 voces para un instrumento solista, que pruebe antes a hacerlo él mismo, a ver se le sale igual de bien...

[guidovg]

Well done!

[Augustusdavid]

You have a nice style. Enjoyed the performance!

[lute323]

Sounds very good. You play the Narvaes's piece noblely.

[guitaristdotcom]

I like the way you play. Good luck!

[viktorneuskov]

very nice!

[gutplucker]

also wonderfully played!

[ThisDream]

No the 'songwriter' (or composer if you will) is Narvaes, the piece is based on a theme by Josquin. foo!!!!

[leosgf]

BEautiful

BUT, the name of the songwriter is Josquin Després and the song's name is Mille Regrets de vous abandonner

[lutloe]

Thanks for commenting leosgf, the information you mention is included in my description of this video: you need to click the "(more)" hyperlink in the upper right corner of this page to access my notes.

[TexasSizzle]

Leosgf Although you are right in that the composer of the original theme was Josquin it was Narvaez who adapted it to the Spanish vihuela. More than a mere intabulation Narvaez essentially recomposed his own piece based on Mille Regrets.

[montanaskies]

Great interpretation! Very musical