David Russell - Couperin Les barricades misteriouses

[jaublo]

Une version personnalisée, à voix multiples.

[SaggyPirate]

0k im in the awkward and weird part of youtube again

[1993Lazarus]

@SaggyPirate coming from a person named 'Saggy Pirate'

[TheMimzee]

@AddictedToAndrea  I do believe you have a serious personality disorder, but that's your problem, not mine. And happy holidays to you, too.

[minasgekos]

I strongly suggest to whoever enjoyed this, to listen to Oscar Ghiglia's version (it's on YT), it's different but also very interesting!

[Doris3758]

gorgeous!

[jackeown]

0 people are stupid for disliking this...good job youtube commenters!

[sjokolade777]

Excellent!



[redbrian3655]

oooooo... I like the change in key. It sounds so much brighter. LOVE IT!

[porpoisefathom]

this is great but no one does this like parkening...

[canonmj]

@porpoisefathom

I agree...Parkening and the way he uses pizzicato is the best I have heard. I wish some body would post a vidoe of him playing it.

[WithoutTomEvans]

@canonmj

Their playing styles are completing different, so don't compare them.

By the way, the opinions aren't supposed to be true or false, so take care about what you say.

[TheMimzee]

@WithoutTomEvans Very good advice, Tom. Music is alive, and there are so many different ways to interpret a piece. I've heard Bach Bouree played by masters; some of their interpretations I do not care for, and some I love. Each guitarist brings his or her own interpretation, feeling and style to a piece. There's nothing wrong with that at all. Parkening, Fisk, Segovia, de Lucia, Tennant, Russell, to name a few. I'd pay big bucks to see ANY of them because they are all great.

[ddanze]

this is by far the best version of this tune i have ever heard on guitar!  will never forget parkening's which was messy and almost inaudible.

[dodgedavis]

I was a Humanities student at Chico State and this song always haunted me.



[allandamgaardiversen]

Det lyder overhovedet ikke som noget Couperin kunne have skrevet! Kan der være en fejl i registreringen af dette musikstykke?

Men det bliver spiller godt!

[JosefinaContralto]

De la multitud de versiones que he estado escuchando, la mejor, sin duda. Un maestro, si señor, David Russell

[LAPUbutsekikMAG]

For years Christopher Parkenings transcription and virtuosity is the STANDARD and i also have listened to the harpsichord recordings, Mr. David Russell is slower in tempo and with more feeling - i still prefer the Christopher Parkening recording.

[JesusFederico1963]

0529 ( GMT -6 hrs ) Tuesday, April 20, 2010 Masters —Great Masters— are HIGHLY Advanced Pupils. (( By they way, many many years ago I listened this harpsichord masterpiece by François Couperin for the first time at Radio UNAM —UNAM stands for Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. I LOVE Les baricades mistérieuses. And Of Course I LOVE Classical Guitar, too. ))

[JesusFederico1963]

0521 ( GMT -6 hrs ) Martes, Abril 20, 2010 JosefinaContralto: Los Maestros —los Grandes Maestros— son Alumnos MUY Avanzados.

[porpoisefathom]

I love this piece so much!! Russel is awesome but my favorite is parkenings interpretation. still--great job!

[MattBaumann777]

Does anyone have guitar music for this piece?

[guitarradeviento]

@MattBaumann777 I have the score, contact me on private message.

Greetings from México!

[mayabis]

perfection ! although I am surprised by the relatively slow tempo .. always the hesitation for players .. languid and rather slow or hypnotic and rather fast .. I think i will try hypnotic and slow .. haha 5 * + from me anyway for the maestro !!

[poupee58]

Beautiful music.

[frenchiecocorico1]

I think you would mean "Les Barricades Mystérieuses" from "Livre II des pièces de clavecin, sixième ordre" by François Couperin le Grand (1668-1733) Harpsichordist of the Sun King Louis XIV

[JosefinaContralto]

Esta interpretación me tiene loca. Un maestro tocando a otro maestro.

[stvlndn]

Now I know why I have most of his recordings. He really brings this piece to life.

[JapJackson]

@stvlndn No offense - it took a Youtube video to make you understand why you have most of his recordings...? Just sounds odd to me, but he is incredible nonetheless.