Fleta Classical Guitar Documentary Part 1

[jamievillasenor]

BEAUTIFUL FLETA

[LutenistDeMari]

Its great playing but something more advance next time, yes? Can you imagine a lecturer in, say, piano, playing a 3rd grade piece in recital?

[whalewatcher987]

@LutenistDeMari just listen to the music, don't worry how hard it is to play. he played it with emotion and like a professional is expected to. does he sound like a 3rd grader? i think not

[ggirino]

How the heck is that 6th string tied?

[ClassicalGas91]

this is really boring

[PaerMartin]

If the mic was any farther away, we wouldn't hear anything. It's a DYNAMIC mic!

[fodera6]

If the mic were a bit farther away, we MIGHT be able to make some kind of generalized statement as to the qualities of this guitar. It's futile unless we eliminate the most damaging element of the whole process, youtube's conversion. You can't arrive at anything quantifiable when we're listening to what sounds like a artifact-riddled 32kpbs AAC stream.

[SalemJeanette]

if that gutiar is that old how is it so clean and conserved? the neck looks like a brand new one.

[al123420]

I like the respect these guys are throwing around. You can feel it. Much appreciation.

[Y2H]

I like Fleta.

[stvlndn]

Beautiful piece. Nice to see restoration/ preservation of older instruments. Early model classicals just can't compete with the projection and clarity of later model custom classicals.

[leafmutt]

weird. All the segovia fanboys are American.

[philomelodia]

Boomy bass on that guitar. Their pronunciation of the spanish words drove me nuts though. "ee-nyah-so flaytah" (cringe( It's Eeg-nah-thee-oh Fleh-ta. He plays nice though.

[slreza]

sounds not like what i'm expecting from a famous Fleta... the sound is very dull, or maybe it's just because the poor dynamic sm58 microphone...

[VictorDanDan]

U R right

Too much different

[Y2H]

I bet its the mic.