Excellent, more pleasant Cuban music that will always be the representation of an era, a wonderful composer Ernesto Lecuona, and a people .................Excelente, la musica mas agradable Cubana que siempre sera la representacion de una epoca ,un magnifico compositor Ernesto Lecuona, y un Pueblo.................
@bienporteno Muy buena su descripcin , me encanta su comentario, pero su interprete Es Cubano,me jor dicho la musica fue escrita, si que su musica algunas son muy Españolas, Pero tambien llas composiciones de La comparsita Syboney y muchas mas son el magifico legado de la musica Cubana conocida Internacionalmente , gracias un saludo,
@xacobeo4 Sí, sé que Ernesto Lecuona es cubano, es más, soy pianista y el año pasado interpreté "La Comparsa" en la escuela donde estudio música. Pero es increíble cómo Lecuona fue influenciado por la música española, se nota en las escalas, en los matices, en la armonía. Y el pianista en este video realmente sintió todo el fervor de esa música española, y por eso digo que se levantó como un toreador (aún cuando no estoy muy a favor de la matanza de toros, lo menciono nada más por la actitud).
Stands well played side-by-side with Montoya's guitar version. He renders reaquedo like a guitarist, which I suppose was his intent, while maintaining the authority of his instrument.
A Beuatifuly Performed Masterpiece! "- Malaguena, of MALAYSIA, ANDALUSIA, ESPAGNA. NOT! THE MARIACHI'S VERSION, and NO NEITHER IS THE MAMBO, OR (" THE GENERALIZED"SALSA", ALL CUBAN CREATED, and SO WAS THE PASTEURIZATION PROCESS, THE YELLOW FEVER CURE, AND THE - The Names Of At Least 4-WOUNDED or 5" U.S.,States -of CUBAN- SPANIARD, GOVERNOR, CONTROLLED Florida, Alabama, Portions of N.Orleans,Etc.,Etc., SOME OF THE IGNORANCE SHOWN, by Some of the Comments are "AMAZING! "
Ahh, the piano version, played on guitar??? The wise man said; you can't get there from here.... The guitar is like a kazoo compared to the piano. The difference in expressiveness has no ending. They aren't comparable. If you want to play the guitar, stick with the guitar malaguenas. They are numerous.
@bucephalus48 you can you just need a couple guitars/guitarists. And I wouldn't say the Guitar is a Kazoo compared to the Piano, there are things you can do on the piano that you can't do with just one guitar and there are things you can do with the guitar that you cannot do on the piano.
@ Vixiiano I have been working on this song for two years now, with occaisional input from an on again off again teacher, and I'm still not at this man's level, it's aggravating beyond belief since I'm a perfectionist. I WISH I COULD DO THIS!!!!!!
UGH its absolutely amazing .__. I've been trying to perfect this song for a year, trying to get as good as him, it's not easy! and at 00:53-00:57 o___o i dont understand how he does that! I wish i had a teacher to help me :/ its hard doing it on your own.
Please tell me how anyone can dislike this video? I just don't understand videos that have thumbs down that are no where near deserving of a thumbs down. This video does not deserve any thumbs down. It is simple spectacular.
Me parece una manera bestial como toca la Malagueña le pone sentimiento entusiasmo pero creo que le falta algo ! Lo siento soy española, andaluza y sobre todo Malagueña!! un bss desde málaga
a guy from my High School just learned this song for Solo Ensamble, and he's 16! He performed it for our concert and got a standing O. I love this song!
Bravo! I love this song and you performed it brilliantly. You have inspired me to play it with my husband, virtuoso guitarist, Jeff Linsky. Smiles and Thank you! Lisa Linsky
I absolutely love playing this piece. I am not crazy about the slow middle section though. I think this guy play it too fast, but he is still pretty good :)
i have this exact piece! this was my first piano recital piece. i was still in grade 3 then, about 9 or 10 years old. after a year or so i've forgotten how to play it. :D
i have this exact piece! this was my first piano recital piece. i was still in grade 3 then, about 9 or 10 years old. after a year or so i've forgotten how to play it. :D
ahh I want to play this but I'm a guitarist with no piano and it would take me several months to get to this level on the piano only playing this song, but the guitar version isn't nearly as amazing, is there ANY very that's transcribed note for note?
@mvbart Yeah I've looked at quite a few of them and none of them are similar enough they just don't have the right sound or feel this song is just so perfect on the piano I think it would really have to be note for note to sound right, my grandma has the sheet music so what I might end up doing is struggling my way through that and making it work for what sounds good to me.
@SomeDude0nline Just keep in mind that a piano and a guitar are two very different instruments and any adaptation from one to the other will require some changes.
@SomeDude0nline If you are not satisfied with the current arrangements available, perhaps, the best thing to do would be to make your own arrangement or modfy one of the pre-existing arrangements. I suggest that you obtain the original piano version to help you do this.
@SomeDude0nline also, he's not a beginner, he's obviously a professional of the highest caliber. People who have been playing piano for many years (like me) struggle BIG TIME with this piece. It is NOT a beginner's piece.
@MDkid1 Did I say he's a beginner?....No. Did I say I wouldn't struggle?..........No. I consider myself to be ahead of the game as far as beginning piano players because of how dextrous my fingers are naturally along with the 9 years of guitar playing I've done. And I KNOW I could learn this song to play it the way I want within a matter of months if I had the time to play and practice for at least an hour a day. Obviously I wont get it perfect within that amount of time. Did I say I would? No.
@SomeDude0nline I'm not being arrogant you fucking retard ...you put words in my mouth...I corrected you then told you of my capabilities. Tell me how I'm being arrogant you fucking dumbshit.
@SomeDude0nline Not to be negative but unless your a prodigy it will take much longer than a few months to achieve this level. It will take years of dedication. This piece is extremely difficult.
@KannabisChris Yeah I've noticed it is even more challenging than I expected, the chord shapes are ridiculous and the fast single notes have a huge gap that is a pain in the ass, and it will take a lot longer than I originally anticipated But this is the type of thing I'm good at, I have a really hard time counting beats in music but with the guitar I've always been ....idk most people I know say gifted but I know better..I'm very talented at the actual playing of fast complicated things.
@KannabisChris but yes now that I have the sheet music and am starting to learn it.......unless I am given a bunch of money and don't have to work over the summer allowing me time to practice often then it will take about a year but I would say no longer than two. Thank you for your input :)
@Chulaan now that's more like it! Too flamenco for me to learn though lol definitely sounds closer to the way it's played on the piano though, thanks.
@SomeDude0nline Look up "La Malaguena amitguitarplayer". That woman played it well on the guitar. Like someone else already said, there are probably quite a number of different guitar versions of Malaguena.
@Mundi7500 Yeah idk what happened to my humbling comments lol but I said a couple months ago that I got some of it down and it would take a lot longer to get it down the way I want; however I pick things up very fast when I like them and they're in my style. If I had a piano and could practice for an hour a day 4-5 days a week I could have it down in under a year.....not perfect but pretty good.
but seriuosly, can anyone help me figure out the bass note pattern hes playing between 1:24-1:34? ive mostly learned this song by ear but theres so much going on in the right hand at that part... it sounds like:
But seriously, can anyone help me figure out the what bass notes he is playing between 1:24-1:34? I have mostly figured out this song by ear but theres too much going on in the right hand at that part... It sounds like
I love this piece and the pianist here is fantastic, but I would agree with others that it is not my favorite interpretation. Still, it was a very beautiful performance nonetheless. Bravo!
Maestro Tirino at the piano gives us a fine performance of this masterpiece by Ernesto Lecuona. He's got the salt and zest for feeling the music of Spain although not the pianist nor the composer himself are Spaniards, but Cubans! As a matter of fact, all people born in Latin America start tapping their feet when Lecuona's 'Malagueña' is played. 'This is more than piano! I feel that 'Malagueña' is more melodic and beautiful than my own 'Bolero', exclaimed Maurice Ravel...
I like this version very much. Too many times it seem Malaguaena is an excuise to pound the keys. This is a more delicate version which allows the listener to precieve more in the in the music. facinating.
No es pensar,pues los animales a su manera piensan,el hombre de Neanderthal pensaba,tambien a su manera.Tocar un piano como lo toca este maestro o disfrutar oyendolo es lo que nos hace humanos.
Such beauty. Such power. Delicate yet emotional. I'm going to try and duplicate his style the next time i sit down at the piano. Yes, played w/ such love and compassion. LOVE IT. I can still hear it. BRAVO111111111111
This piano player, Tirino, gives an interpretation that it is slow. The Lecuona/Cuban spirit is for more passion. This interpretation is too slow and does not represent well the fiery and passion of Cuban art. Having said all that, I think that as a slow pace Tirino is a great piano player and I DID enjoy listening to this version. Actually listening to any Lecuona composition will always bringhappiness to my heart.
@kkesoj I love his changes of pace and touch. Cubans are not only passionate, there is a reflective introspection in this piece, and Tirino expresses that.
Eu não me canso de ouvir... Você é mesmo uma pimenta, também é água, é mulher, é a literatura, é a menina do avesso, é Capitu, é Luizinha, é Mme Bovary, é Helena de Tróia, é Batsebat, é Sarah e Hagar e depois de ser tanta coisa para mim, você ainda consegue se dizer minha! Ah... vou gz
@badsalad313 - It's still under copyright, and guarded closely. It was published by Marks, which then got bought out by Belwin-Mills. Publishers have been bought out right and left; Alfred may have it in their catalogue now. But since this is one of the biggest-selling pieces of piano music in the twentieth century, you will have NO trouble finding it.
@MrRicksStudio - Ah wow, I wasn't aware that there was that much going on around this song... I found and bought the sheet music of one song, which I at first thought was this, but then realized it was slightly different (still learned it anyway haha), but I suppose I'll just have to dig a little deeper to find where I can buy this one. Thanks for the help, though
@aguada21 Yes. Why is that? Is it like asking why the sky is blue? You know, Cuba and Puerto Rico were Spanish colonies for much longer than other latin american countries and maybe that is why Cubans felt Spanish music deeper?
Somehow, whenever I listen to this, I imagine someone, either in Spain, or, Mexico, riding a stallion; prancing, tossing his head. Soon, horse and rider are as one..Beautiful..!
The Piano Each note of a piano, Evokes a different thought. Of rain drops or a passing tear, The ebb and flow of life The insurmountable and surmounted, The inevitable certainty, And finality of life. The beauty of human beings, Their wealth of emotion and talent. When intertwined and combined, Produce serenity. ~ Gerard Horgan
this is just fantastic. its quality is ineffable. tirino is unbelievable in all his technical and expressive ways and i actually enjoy the drama he injects by way of his physicality. i hope he tours sometime soon. i'm now working on the piece, myself, and when frustrated, i revisit this performance.
Excellent, more pleasant Cuban music that will always be the representation of an era, a wonderful composer Ernesto Lecuona, and a people .................Excelente, la musica mas agradable Cubana que siempre sera la representacion de una epoca ,un magnifico compositor Ernesto Lecuona, y un Pueblo.................
xacobeo4 1 week ago
And when he finishes, he stands up like a toreador, and looks at the public as if he was saying: "¡Ahí tienen, carajo!"
bienporteno 1 week ago
@bienporteno Muy buena su descripcin , me encanta su comentario, pero su interprete Es Cubano,me jor dicho la musica fue escrita, si que su musica algunas son muy Españolas, Pero tambien llas composiciones de La comparsita Syboney y muchas mas son el magifico legado de la musica Cubana conocida Internacionalmente , gracias un saludo,
xacobeo4 1 week ago
@xacobeo4 Sí, sé que Ernesto Lecuona es cubano, es más, soy pianista y el año pasado interpreté "La Comparsa" en la escuela donde estudio música. Pero es increíble cómo Lecuona fue influenciado por la música española, se nota en las escalas, en los matices, en la armonía. Y el pianista en este video realmente sintió todo el fervor de esa música española, y por eso digo que se levantó como un toreador (aún cuando no estoy muy a favor de la matanza de toros, lo menciono nada más por la actitud).
bienporteno 6 days ago
@xacobeo4 Me alegro que le haya gustado mi comentario de todas formas ! Gracias a ud., saludos!
bienporteno 6 days ago
Does anyone have sheet music for this. I can only seem to find guitar tabs. I'd much rather play it on piano though.
DaRellReeves 2 weeks ago
Stands well played side-by-side with Montoya's guitar version. He renders reaquedo like a guitarist, which I suppose was his intent, while maintaining the authority of his instrument.
Bravo, señor maestro!
nikkiru2u 3 weeks ago
how does he play this with such precision?? beautiful
Tbanks007 1 month ago
3:55 my comment......speechless how fast his hands were
Musicplayer9166 1 month ago
El mejor interprete de Ernesto Lecuona!!...maravilloso!
maxrj12 2 months ago
Hi Emily.
Fango925 2 months ago
THIS PHONE DEVICE WITH IT'S SELF CORRECTION "- INTERCHANGED ' MALAYSIA, FROM "- MALAGA-" , SORRY! , From "- FOUNDED - TO WOUNDED,
cseaavalosroger 3 months ago
THIS PHONE DEVICE WITH IT'S SELF CORRECTION "- INTERCHANGED ' MALAYSIA, FROM "- MALAGA-" , SORRY!
cseaavalosroger 3 months ago
A Beuatifuly Performed Masterpiece! "- Malaguena, of MALAYSIA, ANDALUSIA, ESPAGNA. NOT! THE MARIACHI'S VERSION, and NO NEITHER IS THE MAMBO, OR (" THE GENERALIZED"SALSA", ALL CUBAN CREATED, and SO WAS THE PASTEURIZATION PROCESS, THE YELLOW FEVER CURE, AND THE - The Names Of At Least 4-WOUNDED or 5" U.S.,States -of CUBAN- SPANIARD, GOVERNOR, CONTROLLED Florida, Alabama, Portions of N.Orleans,Etc.,Etc., SOME OF THE IGNORANCE SHOWN, by Some of the Comments are "AMAZING! "
cseaavalosroger 3 months ago
uma apoteose ,maravilhoso
adaoteschfilho 3 months ago
Impresionante versión.
Me mató el flaco que entró para decir que el pianista parece Mario Bros...
UruguayCanciones 3 months ago
Bro Fuck beethoven ,chopin.mozart .bach. lecuona is better than all those dick heads
Mundi7500 3 months ago
The accordion also has its strengths.
jackd105 3 months ago
No me canso de mirar este video .
cidcampeador1952 3 months ago
At the end when he stands up he's like "ya, I know...I'm hot shit" LOL
MDkid1 3 months ago
Funkel Ustinov
jfranciskeus 3 months ago
Can you see my piano performance of this song? Positive comments pls (:
/watch?v=D6jj0i5n2mY
WilliamNJY 4 months ago
Superb interpretation; stunning performance!
mgoldfield 4 months ago
He's so crazy!!!! I love him!!!
princesaniniel 4 months ago
@somedueonline You are right, the guitar has it's strengths...., and the piano also. This is one example, no?
bucephalus48 4 months ago
@bucephalus48 right but you diminished the guitar to a kazoo I didn't say the piano was a week instrument.
SomeDude0nline 4 months ago
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@bucephalus48 right but you diminished the guitar to a kazoo I didn't say the piano was a week instrument.
SomeDude0nline 4 months ago
Amazing! Great playing!
Thank you.
Luz
luzsorial 5 months ago
Ahh, the piano version, played on guitar??? The wise man said; you can't get there from here.... The guitar is like a kazoo compared to the piano. The difference in expressiveness has no ending. They aren't comparable. If you want to play the guitar, stick with the guitar malaguenas. They are numerous.
bucephalus48 5 months ago
@bucephalus48 you can you just need a couple guitars/guitarists. And I wouldn't say the Guitar is a Kazoo compared to the Piano, there are things you can do on the piano that you can't do with just one guitar and there are things you can do with the guitar that you cannot do on the piano.
SomeDude0nline 4 months ago
the piano is the best instrument anthing the guitar can do a piano can do it better
Mundi7500 4 months ago
@ Vixiiano I have been working on this song for two years now, with occaisional input from an on again off again teacher, and I'm still not at this man's level, it's aggravating beyond belief since I'm a perfectionist. I WISH I COULD DO THIS!!!!!!
Pivotdiddyx 5 months ago
his life is bro
uncahenryy 5 months ago
3:25 sounds like Rachmaninoff's Prelude Op. 23 No. 5 in G minor. The second part of the prelude, the slow part. Really, really similar.
bienporteno 5 months ago
UGH its absolutely amazing .__. I've been trying to perfect this song for a year, trying to get as good as him, it's not easy! and at 00:53-00:57 o___o i dont understand how he does that! I wish i had a teacher to help me :/ its hard doing it on your own.
Vixiiano 5 months ago
Here it is, I played this as a youth, have been waiting for a difinitive representaion.. This is the shit...........................
bucephalus48 5 months ago
Please tell me how anyone can dislike this video? I just don't understand videos that have thumbs down that are no where near deserving of a thumbs down. This video does not deserve any thumbs down. It is simple spectacular.
1990rhaul 6 months ago
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Pivotdiddyx 5 months ago
wow the pianist is really good! He can really make one note loud and the one the second after really quiet.
jojiinchrist 6 months ago
Outstanding!
LeyLey41 6 months ago
great performance wonderful!!!!!
indy25MIKA 7 months ago
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maria19857 7 months ago in playlist GRANDE MUSIQUE
I never knew that Mario could play the piano, I always assumed that he was too busy fighting Bowser to learn.....
Pivotdiddyx 7 months ago
amazing man really really wonderfull.... you have the piano sheet?
blf19 7 months ago
It'sa me, Mario!
asskickerfoo 8 months ago
Me pregunto: Qué podrá gustarle a 16 personas?...Ya sé...Regetonn..................
CAPETOVA 8 months ago
VIVA LECUONA, VIVA CUBA!
4yall 8 months ago
Evocative and quite passionate..........wonderful
lecuona2011 8 months ago
Sooooo good!
catherinexcc 9 months ago
Honrado de ser músico y descendiente de este gran artista...!
GregorioLecuna 9 months ago
Mario Bros!
RodneyFerret 9 months ago
The pianist reminds me of Mario Bros
RodneyFerret 9 months ago 23
yo escuche al maestro lecuona tocar malagueña y damisela encantadora hace 55 años en disco de la rca victor. extraordinario.
robertoeleei 9 months ago
hìhí_í_fèel_sø_l0Ñèly_tõdày
AngeluuCaronia162 9 months ago
He played it wonderfully, but it doesn't feel like the Malagueña, maybe its because I've heard it in guitar all my life.
dmaster225 10 months ago
woww,sooo good!
anatnavarro 10 months ago
I think it's from a piano book by Ernesto Lecouna -- from the the Spanish Suite "ANDALUCIA" or.. well.. not so sure i've seen it one time ...
hajji0480 10 months ago
Me parece una manera bestial como toca la Malagueña le pone sentimiento entusiasmo pero creo que le falta algo ! Lo siento soy española, andaluza y sobre todo Malagueña!! un bss desde málaga
tempuscarpediem 10 months ago
a guy from my High School just learned this song for Solo Ensamble, and he's 16! He performed it for our concert and got a standing O. I love this song!
bandgeek4ever2012 11 months ago
Bravo! I love this song and you performed it brilliantly. You have inspired me to play it with my husband, virtuoso guitarist, Jeff Linsky. Smiles and Thank you! Lisa Linsky
LisaLinsky 11 months ago
Bravo!!!
Landofnobody 11 months ago
I absolutely love playing this piece. I am not crazy about the slow middle section though. I think this guy play it too fast, but he is still pretty good :)
AlysiaDK 1 year ago
This is not described as never
Very cool
GuitarstBaghdad 1 year ago
It seems that in every video on youtube there are at least 12 jackasses that take the time to dislike every video, even beautifal music like this.
Omaku 1 year ago
3:10 - 3:17 Breathtaking ability by the Maestro.
WarriorFootball 1 year ago
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i have this exact piece! this was my first piano recital piece. i was still in grade 3 then, about 9 or 10 years old. after a year or so i've forgotten how to play it. :D
nikkicutie 1 year ago
i have this exact piece! this was my first piano recital piece. i was still in grade 3 then, about 9 or 10 years old. after a year or so i've forgotten how to play it. :D
nikkicutie 1 year ago
ahh I want to play this but I'm a guitarist with no piano and it would take me several months to get to this level on the piano only playing this song, but the guitar version isn't nearly as amazing, is there ANY very that's transcribed note for note?
SomeDude0nline 1 year ago
@SomeDude0nline There are probably quite a number of different guitar versions of Malaguena. You might want to see which is best and work from that.
mvbart 1 year ago
@mvbart Yeah I've looked at quite a few of them and none of them are similar enough they just don't have the right sound or feel this song is just so perfect on the piano I think it would really have to be note for note to sound right, my grandma has the sheet music so what I might end up doing is struggling my way through that and making it work for what sounds good to me.
SomeDude0nline 1 year ago
@SomeDude0nline Just keep in mind that a piano and a guitar are two very different instruments and any adaptation from one to the other will require some changes.
mvbart 1 year ago
@mvbart Noted and understood already, but the immense changes I'm hearing I don't believe to be necessary.
SomeDude0nline 1 year ago
@SomeDude0nline If you are not satisfied with the current arrangements available, perhaps, the best thing to do would be to make your own arrangement or modfy one of the pre-existing arrangements. I suggest that you obtain the original piano version to help you do this.
mvbart 1 year ago
@mvbart Hence my comment about struggling my way through my grandma's sheet music and making it work the way I want it to sound on guitar :)
SomeDude0nline 1 year ago
@mvbart I play this version on guitar in my group, we are 4 guitars to do it. It's a very fun one to play! :)
dzello 1 year ago
@SomeDude0nline also, he's not a beginner, he's obviously a professional of the highest caliber. People who have been playing piano for many years (like me) struggle BIG TIME with this piece. It is NOT a beginner's piece.
MDkid1 3 months ago
@MDkid1 Did I say he's a beginner?....No. Did I say I wouldn't struggle?..........No. I consider myself to be ahead of the game as far as beginning piano players because of how dextrous my fingers are naturally along with the 9 years of guitar playing I've done. And I KNOW I could learn this song to play it the way I want within a matter of months if I had the time to play and practice for at least an hour a day. Obviously I wont get it perfect within that amount of time. Did I say I would? No.
SomeDude0nline 3 months ago
@SomeDude0nline I wish you luck you arrogant little prick!
MDkid1 3 months ago
@SomeDude0nline I'm not being arrogant you fucking retard ...you put words in my mouth...I corrected you then told you of my capabilities. Tell me how I'm being arrogant you fucking dumbshit.
SomeDude0nline 3 months ago
@SomeDude0nline Not to be negative but unless your a prodigy it will take much longer than a few months to achieve this level. It will take years of dedication. This piece is extremely difficult.
KannabisChris 9 months ago
@KannabisChris Yeah I've noticed it is even more challenging than I expected, the chord shapes are ridiculous and the fast single notes have a huge gap that is a pain in the ass, and it will take a lot longer than I originally anticipated But this is the type of thing I'm good at, I have a really hard time counting beats in music but with the guitar I've always been ....idk most people I know say gifted but I know better..I'm very talented at the actual playing of fast complicated things.
SomeDude0nline 9 months ago
@KannabisChris but yes now that I have the sheet music and am starting to learn it.......unless I am given a bunch of money and don't have to work over the summer allowing me time to practice often then it will take about a year but I would say no longer than two. Thank you for your input :)
SomeDude0nline 9 months ago
@SomeDude0nline I don't think the video is on YT but look for Paco De Lucia's version on guitar. It's brilliant.
Chulaan 7 months ago
@Chulaan now that's more like it! Too flamenco for me to learn though lol definitely sounds closer to the way it's played on the piano though, thanks.
SomeDude0nline 7 months ago
@SomeDude0nline take a look on Edgar Cruz version (search for Edgar Cruz Malagueña)
badunzo 6 months ago
@badunzo thanks, I checked it out but it's not at all what I'm looking for and I don't recognize it as malaguena....it is very cool though.
SomeDude0nline 6 months ago
Search for: Lecuona, Malaguena - Santòrsola Guitar Quartet in youtube and Jose Feliciano - Malaguena only
best Malagueña played by guitars
1Berenguer 5 months ago
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@SomeDude0nline Look up "La Malaguena amitguitarplayer". That woman played it well on the guitar. Like someone else already said, there are probably quite a number of different guitar versions of Malaguena.
LavenderTear 4 months ago in playlist MyMusic
bro several years not months i doing it in three years and im considerd a prodigy
Mundi7500 4 months ago
@Mundi7500 Yeah idk what happened to my humbling comments lol but I said a couple months ago that I got some of it down and it would take a lot longer to get it down the way I want; however I pick things up very fast when I like them and they're in my style. If I had a piano and could practice for an hour a day 4-5 days a week I could have it down in under a year.....not perfect but pretty good.
SomeDude0nline 4 months ago
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My mother played it better. IMHO
She put bounce in it instead of a stacado like hard note.
RIP MECV
SpainishArcher 1 year ago 2
My mother played it better. IMHO
She put bounce in it instead of a stacado like hard note.
RIP MEV
SpainishArcher 1 year ago
my brother knows how to play this!!!
Michelle45631 1 year ago
fantastico,cualquiera no puede interpretar al genio lecuona.
Vean la version de Bebo y chucho valdes de La Comparsa de Lecuona.Eso tambien esta genial
candelacub 1 year ago
Makes the piano sound like a Spanish guitar. Great!
mrbikejoy 1 year ago 6
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but seriuosly, can anyone help me figure out the bass note pattern hes playing between 1:24-1:34? ive mostly learned this song by ear but theres so much going on in the right hand at that part... it sounds like:
octave, octave, chord
octave, octave, chord
octave, octave, octave
octave, octave, chord???
apokkalyps 1 year ago
@apokkalyps
Why don't you buy the music? It's inexpensive and easily available.
mvbart 1 year ago
But seriously, can anyone help me figure out the what bass notes he is playing between 1:24-1:34? I have mostly figured out this song by ear but theres too much going on in the right hand at that part... It sounds like
octave, octave, chord
octave, octave, chord
octave, octave, octave
octave, octave, chord
apokkalyps 1 year ago
@apokkalyps
I don't have my notes currently available but I'm sure the right hand has only octaves, in that part.
While the left hand, I really don't remember the notes but to put it in the way that you'll understand I'm pretty sure that its
chord, single note, chord
While in the last octaves (when he takes them higher) it is
chord, single note, single note.
ClassicMusicOnly 1 year ago
som1 post the tab plz!!!
apokkalyps 1 year ago
The online music service SheetMusicPlus will have it as well as Amazon. The composer is Lecuona.
mvbart 1 year ago
Where can I find the music score? Who is the composer?
yenyenlim1 1 year ago
@yenyenlim1 Composer: Ernesto Lecuona
CUBAGRECO 1 year ago
oh my goodness!! I can't believe I found it!
I heard my friend play this once before jazz band class started, and I was simply in awe, but I kept forgetting to ask him what the song was.
This piece is just... jaw dropping.....
GreenRiceInc 1 year ago
a masterpiece
Lustbaron69 1 year ago
Interpretacion sin igual, solo comparable con la orquesta de Mantovani.
Ikaroy2k 1 year ago
Es una interpretacion sin igual, Lecuona es como todos los virtuosos, inigualables e incomparables. Tengan mi reconocimiento.
Ikaroy2k 1 year ago
Bravissimo!!!
MartinRaetzJr 1 year ago 2
maravilloso, excelente. Mucha emocion. Very powerful with true virtuosity.
pcllerena 1 year ago
one of the best instrumentals.......ever. LOVE THE PASSION.
CandescoProductions 1 year ago
hermozo .genial.
sunbeachcafe 1 year ago 2
OH GOD AND MY TEAHER WANTS ME TO LEARN THIS BY 10/24/10!??!!?!?
dantech93 1 year ago 2
tooo fast, takes away the dramatic effect
garic2k 1 year ago
I am learning this right now and it is a very intense piece! He does a good job though :)
syndeeknapp 1 year ago
holy shit 3:25 i loved how you used the base notes!
MrAlkowa 1 year ago
I love the part at 2:54
Michelle137137 1 year ago
I love this piece and the pianist here is fantastic, but I would agree with others that it is not my favorite interpretation. Still, it was a very beautiful performance nonetheless. Bravo!
BPTemmel316 1 year ago
I like your touch, but 1:40 is a little soft for forte. A great song and performance though
fearanine 1 year ago
Απορρώ ποιός μπορεί να έδωσε αρνητική ψήφο σε αυτήν την άριστη εκτέλεση ενός εξαίσιου κομματιού.... Τέλειο!!
aljamara 1 year ago
Maestro Tirino at the piano gives us a fine performance of this masterpiece by Ernesto Lecuona. He's got the salt and zest for feeling the music of Spain although not the pianist nor the composer himself are Spaniards, but Cubans! As a matter of fact, all people born in Latin America start tapping their feet when Lecuona's 'Malagueña' is played. 'This is more than piano! I feel that 'Malagueña' is more melodic and beautiful than my own 'Bolero', exclaimed Maurice Ravel...
GrafWolkonski 1 year ago
The best of the best! I love it!!
aljamara 1 year ago
0:10
ivanack13 1 year ago
soberbio....
CAPETOVA 1 year ago
I like this version very much. Too many times it seem Malaguaena is an excuise to pound the keys. This is a more delicate version which allows the listener to precieve more in the in the music. facinating.
aqx770 1 year ago
No es pensar,pues los animales a su manera piensan,el hombre de Neanderthal pensaba,tambien a su manera.Tocar un piano como lo toca este maestro o disfrutar oyendolo es lo que nos hace humanos.
joselatrini 1 year ago
0:10
ivanack13 1 year ago
Para que conoscan al autor cubano Ernesto lecuona ,lo maximo me encanta su musica .
decabaiguansoy 1 year ago
Such beauty. Such power. Delicate yet emotional. I'm going to try and duplicate his style the next time i sit down at the piano. Yes, played w/ such love and compassion. LOVE IT. I can still hear it. BRAVO111111111111
waterbird91 1 year ago
Ernesto LECUONA (Guanabacoa , Cuba, 1895 - Islas Canarias , Spain, 1963)
LEONCODAJJ 1 year ago
This piano player, Tirino, gives an interpretation that it is slow. The Lecuona/Cuban spirit is for more passion. This interpretation is too slow and does not represent well the fiery and passion of Cuban art. Having said all that, I think that as a slow pace Tirino is a great piano player and I DID enjoy listening to this version. Actually listening to any Lecuona composition will always bringhappiness to my heart.
kkesoj 1 year ago
@kkesoj I love his changes of pace and touch. Cubans are not only passionate, there is a reflective introspection in this piece, and Tirino expresses that.
TheMandrino 1 year ago
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MrRicksStudio 1 year ago
Since he first recorded the 3 CDs with all of Lecuona's music, I have been an avid fan. I am Cuban, and Tirino is glorious!!!!
JC
joecostaandassoc 1 year ago
1 word...... WOW!
BMattster1 1 year ago
SOBERBIA INTERPRETACION !!!!!!!!!
CAPETOVA 1 year ago
Eu não me canso de ouvir... Você é mesmo uma pimenta, também é água, é mulher, é a literatura, é a menina do avesso, é Capitu, é Luizinha, é Mme Bovary, é Helena de Tróia, é Batsebat, é Sarah e Hagar e depois de ser tanta coisa para mim, você ainda consegue se dizer minha! Ah... vou gz
daviabramovitch 1 year ago
Eu estou prestando atenção pra não mandar os arquivos repetidos tá?
daviabramovitch 1 year ago
Any chance I can find the sheet music for this somewhere?
badsalad313 1 year ago
@badsalad313 - It's still under copyright, and guarded closely. It was published by Marks, which then got bought out by Belwin-Mills. Publishers have been bought out right and left; Alfred may have it in their catalogue now. But since this is one of the biggest-selling pieces of piano music in the twentieth century, you will have NO trouble finding it.
MrRicksStudio 1 year ago
@MrRicksStudio - Ah wow, I wasn't aware that there was that much going on around this song... I found and bought the sheet music of one song, which I at first thought was this, but then realized it was slightly different (still learned it anyway haha), but I suppose I'll just have to dig a little deeper to find where I can buy this one. Thanks for the help, though
badsalad313 1 year ago
Lovely! He shows how beautiful Spanish music can be.
ji94552 1 year ago
oh. my. god.
That was amazing!
EspiRiv93 1 year ago
I'm working on this piece and I love it :)
AlysiaDK 1 year ago
@TheBlackLad OOH pwned.
fibonacci227 1 year ago
"Can't we all get along?"......(this is fun to play!)
outoftunefiddler 1 year ago
incredible!!!
jupiteravatar 1 year ago
Why is it that it took a Cuban to capture the spirit of Malaga?
lucca54 1 year ago
@lucca54 Have you not noticed how incredible Cubans are when it comes to music?
aguada21 1 year ago
@aguada21 Yes. Why is that? Is it like asking why the sky is blue? You know, Cuba and Puerto Rico were Spanish colonies for much longer than other latin american countries and maybe that is why Cubans felt Spanish music deeper?
lucca54 1 year ago
@lucca54 There has been uninterrupted migration from Spain to Cuba from the early 1500s till the start of the revolution in 1959. Probably that's it.
Plus, Lecuona grew up in a neighborhood that is pure music. I'm not surprise he could connect with the music when he lived in Spain.
aguada21 1 year ago
Nice feeling on piano.. that's the differece among thousands of pianists.. nice nice nice !!
DiegoSharingan07 1 year ago
I like this song but prefer it in a Latin American version.
nealthedude 1 year ago
Wonderful performance!
santamara 1 year ago
Perfectly balanced on the cusp of pride and passion.
4Topwood 1 year ago
chills
TheSpanishxromancexx 1 year ago
You're Amazing! :)
Gweyn15 1 year ago
This is wonderful. I hope this era returns one day. Jack Baker NYC
MrJbaker7 1 year ago
BRAVISIMO !!!!!!!!
cidcampeador1952 1 year ago
One of the many beautiful plays created by the great cuban composer Ernesto Lecuona.
themailman43 1 year ago
Tirino did a magnificent CD set of all of Lecuona's piano works excepting the operettas and operas.
UmbertoConforti 1 year ago
miles de comentarios y ningun malagueño a visto esto o ke???
cabezabolo9 1 year ago
Somehow, whenever I listen to this, I imagine someone, either in Spain, or, Mexico, riding a stallion; prancing, tossing his head. Soon, horse and rider are as one..Beautiful..!
zipper179 1 year ago
holy crap!! what an awesome version. this guy kicks ass.
Zaaxun 1 year ago
cool
markabejero 1 year ago
ich liebe dich piece
markabejero 1 year ago
great job, but i like it better on guitar, it's for the guitar
wow1371 1 year ago
@wow1371 It was originally written for the piano, it just became a famous guitar piece by chance.
bla7091 1 year ago
how come no mention of the pianist??
sunbeamdude 1 year ago
Look up to the right where it says subscribe.
mvbart 1 year ago 3
@mvbart Ernesto Lecuona Malaguena from the Suite Andalucia
Thomas Tirino, Pianist
Snoobula 1 year ago
It's in the upper r. hand corner insert, Thomas Tirino.
chiefrainintheface 1 year ago
corcaighrebel 1 year ago 20
Beautiful!!!!!!!!
campanicita 1 year ago
this is just fantastic. its quality is ineffable. tirino is unbelievable in all his technical and expressive ways and i actually enjoy the drama he injects by way of his physicality. i hope he tours sometime soon. i'm now working on the piece, myself, and when frustrated, i revisit this performance.
Hgclaw 1 year ago
i love this.........amazing
free2flyken 1 year ago
dam it since i started college i cannot play the piano =(!!!!! really miss it
milanoforeva 1 year ago 10
Ernesto Lecuona one of the best Piano man of history a Cuban artist
bsj251 1 year ago
A masterpiece that turned into a guitar classic =]
bla7091 2 years ago 3
Does anyone know what's the scale he plays at 00:53 please?
77JayAJ 2 years ago
It's your standard c# minor scales with variations :)
JohnnyBravoWin 1 year ago