The two great masters have recorded a few albums together- late 1970s, if memory serves. All on vinyl, though possibly they may have been remastered to CD. This duet is on the "live" album, which was recorded in NY and Boston. I'm not sure the album can still be found in shops, but it is a must have for anyone who loves this kind of music. Superb performances by outstanding musicians.
A few corrections: their 2 studio albums (Together & Together Again) were recorded in '72 and '74. 'Live' was recorded in '79. All albums were initially released on CD with the same tracks and covers as the original LP's, although on 'Live' 'Oriental' was omitted, possibly because producing long CD's (>74 minutes) was a bit problematic in the early days of CD's.
(continued) These releases are out of print and are replaced with new re-releases of Together and Together Again with material of Live as filler. However other tracks of 'Live' are now omitted on these re-releases, such as their splendid performance of Brahms' Theme and Variations (another track I uploaded). Oriental was included in this re-release, I used this to 'complete' my 'Live' CD: burning a 76,5 minute CD is of course no problem nowadays ;-)
i personally really enjoyed John Williams; I think these two are great for each other, having similar sensibilities but slightly differing sound and style, if you know what I mean
Very good ! But the original lute duet (with for instance Julian Bream who recorded it) is even better ! Renaissance Lute is less powerful than Classical Guitar but with a good amplification in concert it is perfect. Julian Bream is still very interested in lute playing. I love both : they just are very different. I play Renaissance Lute & Classical Guitar.
Yes; rendered on the guitar it has a distinctive charm all its own. Williams and Bream could play it on ukeleles, I think, and it would still sound good!
they play some strange pieces together... never realy liked their choise of music.
CT2507 7 months ago
clean downstream with the Bream Dream Team
WimGrundy 1 year ago
OH MY GOODNESS, REMINDS ME OF HIGHSCHOOL GUITAR ENSEMBLE... DUDE, AND THE PRIVATE LESSOINS AFTER SCHOOL,, YEAH!!! BLISSFUL...
TheUnemployedsamurai 1 year ago
Maestria!
MagGedda 2 years ago 2
The two great masters have recorded a few albums together- late 1970s, if memory serves. All on vinyl, though possibly they may have been remastered to CD. This duet is on the "live" album, which was recorded in NY and Boston. I'm not sure the album can still be found in shops, but it is a must have for anyone who loves this kind of music. Superb performances by outstanding musicians.
SchweizerKatze 2 years ago 2
A few corrections: their 2 studio albums (Together & Together Again) were recorded in '72 and '74. 'Live' was recorded in '79. All albums were initially released on CD with the same tracks and covers as the original LP's, although on 'Live' 'Oriental' was omitted, possibly because producing long CD's (>74 minutes) was a bit problematic in the early days of CD's.
tmjcbs 2 years ago
(continued) These releases are out of print and are replaced with new re-releases of Together and Together Again with material of Live as filler. However other tracks of 'Live' are now omitted on these re-releases, such as their splendid performance of Brahms' Theme and Variations (another track I uploaded). Oriental was included in this re-release, I used this to 'complete' my 'Live' CD: burning a 76,5 minute CD is of course no problem nowadays ;-)
tmjcbs 2 years ago
note the song finishes on the tonic chord at 2:05 so the dancers could exchange bows and finish their dance elegantly
AlexB1001 2 years ago 2
5 stars for Bream. Four for Williams.
musicolorhythm 2 years ago
i personally really enjoyed John Williams; I think these two are great for each other, having similar sensibilities but slightly differing sound and style, if you know what I mean
HopePoisoned 2 years ago
so, nine stars? sounds about right!
Difficult to tell though - sound quality's not very good so maybe only five!
kabivose 2 years ago
drop it down from 10 stars to five for making every other guitarist seem infantile by being so good nhaha
thejugglenaut91 2 years ago
pavan is the genre of music
JakeTheCake93 2 years ago
who's using the pavan?
philphie 2 years ago
definitely snows a lot where these 2 are from.
sincere discipline
gitardave 3 years ago 3
the masters !
GerardoHere 3 years ago
Is anyone wiling to trade this partiture... plsss
Trimegistro 3 years ago
quality will out--[do anything else]...
aelfricbetera 3 years ago
Very good ! But the original lute duet (with for instance Julian Bream who recorded it) is even better ! Renaissance Lute is less powerful than Classical Guitar but with a good amplification in concert it is perfect. Julian Bream is still very interested in lute playing. I love both : they just are very different. I play Renaissance Lute & Classical Guitar.
Great thanks !
C6H12B26 3 years ago
Yes; rendered on the guitar it has a distinctive charm all its own. Williams and Bream could play it on ukeleles, I think, and it would still sound good!
Henrici22 3 years ago 5
Very lonely high level those two!!
jvz112 3 years ago
EEnzaam hoog niveau !!!!!!
Thnx
jvz112 3 years ago
i showed them both how to do that.
john477h 4 years ago 11
wow, that was incredible
that took great skill...
CorrsCorrsCorrs 4 years ago
The elegance of these pieces goes far beyond their simplicity.
Henrici22 4 years ago
Five starts again:-)
PedroGron77 4 years ago
Absolutely jawdropping. Bravo !
SxxVIII 4 years ago 2
5 stars , fantastico grande ispirazione,thank you for this video
danielmagli 4 years ago
you can see they both liked each other such respect for each other two greats .
jargenlink 4 years ago 2
ascoltare due come loro suonare la chitarra è già un piacere, ma vederli rasenta l'orgasmo. grazie.
balsa76 4 years ago
Two of the best, at their best. Excellent demonstration of precision playing.
dougbarton 5 years ago
Their style were so complimentary. Great post.
pazu7 5 years ago 2
Precioso... Un duo irrepetible.. 2 maestros.. gracias por el post!.. una joya
DiViDiDoS 5 years ago
the mixture of both these masters' distinct tones and phrasing makes this a great performance.
psyentist420 5 years ago 2
Two masters at the top of their game!
styland 5 years ago
holy f*&k !! i would give my testicles to play as good as this!!! i now feel worthless!!
tonelord 5 years ago
the flat pavin
que bonita obra.
recuerdo que alguna vez la toque con mi maestro.
saludos
camofox
camofox 5 years ago
Very coool! I've added this to both the classical guitar group and the guitar group. cheers!
TonyMorris 5 years ago