im curious does anyone know what kind of strings they used back or type of guitars they used back in segovias time when he was a young man or is it pretty much the same ?
@mastertrasher666 When he was young he used gut strings I think. I read somewhere that he was one of the first classical guitar players to use nylon strings. He even helped to develop them according to the article.
@ereherats you could try classtab.org there's a ton of good (and rare) classical guitar music there in tab...if not you can learn it by ear right here (the melody is clear and the chords are really easy) won't take long (much faster than using tabs) give yourself 20 - 30 minutes..remember your not learning the entire vid because a section repeats.Best wishes!
Segovia playing Manuel M. Ponce is probably the greatest contribution Mexico and Spain have ever made together to the world. I simply float when I listen to stuff like this.
@adrian5b You forget to José Pablo Moncayo, Arturo Márquez, Juventino Rosas, Julián Carrillo, José F. Vázques and many others who was forget, but they're amazing VIVA MÉXICO :)
El maestro Segovia encontro la voz de la guitarra: el contrapunto entre estridencia y dulzura, la sonoridad de los bajos y el adorno de los agudos. Asi debe sonar el instrumento. Le debemos mucho a Ponce por crear un repertorio tan consumado para la guitarra.
speed in guitar playing is impressive but it's not just 'speed ' that makes a guitar piece ear candy ....it's the way the notes are sounded , approach , fade , rest....For me , it is much more enjoyable when the music becomes the vehicle and takes you along on a journey .... Segovia is one of many artists who do just that
These kinds of videos are what keep me going! Some don't seem to like the sound quality, but I think that kind of vintage lo-fi recording brings out the best in Segovia's sound; and this video is one of the best examples. Just imagine this video being recorded with some high end condenser mic...just wouldn't be the same. 2:28 when the camera shows the fireplace...I got chills. Thank you Segovia for persuading Ponce to write so many beautiful pieces for the guitar!
He is playing a Ramirez guitar, and he is playing it the way no one else ever has or will, because how did Shakespeare phrase it? We shall not see his like again.
@nickyzorro While it is true, he was a tremendously great guitar player. I don't I'll ever get that good. But it really bugs me when people say that we will never see anyone like him again. That's a phrase that can be applied to anyone, whether they be a guitar master or a piece of crap player. Sorry, I've just been in rant mode lately.
I meant that technique is not limited to fast fingers. Andres Segovia's interpretation of JSB's Chaconne, also available on YouTube, where he demonstrates his command of colors, timbres and volume range, his ability to keep concurrent melodic lines separate, illustrates this rather nicely.
Sono 100% d'accordo con te. Mi sembra pero' che non e' tutto perché lo spirituo viene anche della musica che e' stata scritta dal grande compositore messicano Manuel M Ponce
No cabe duda q nadie va a poder superar a Segovia... es triste ver a guitarristas como Juan Carlos Lguna o Ramiro martinez hagan de la guitarra una porqueria.... aprendan a Segovia....
No creo que hagan una porqueria de la guitarra, y claro que todos tenemos que aprender algo de Segovia, como podría ser la humildad que él no tenía, creo que decir que Segovia es todo lo que hay que ser en la guitarra es no progresar con el instrumento.
Pues yo pienso q si hacen de la guitarra una porqueria, y te lo digo porq todas las veces q los he visto han tocado con microfono, eso es ser una porqueria, o se ponen a tocar cosas como cielito lindo o cosas asi en grandes teatros, y pues claro q segovia no lo es todo en la guitarra, hay grandes guitarristas, pero nadie va a superar a Segovia....
Es cuestión de gustos, supongo.. Pero no podrás negar que Segovia siempre fué muy injusto con muchos guitarristas y compositores, como con Mangoré.. excelente guitarrista y compositor y en mi opinión mejor aún que Segovia, con más musicalidad, creatividad, conocimiento de las capacidades del instrumento y sobre todo humildad.
Sin duda.... va a ser por siempre el mejor guitarrista... q forma tan excepcional de interpretar..... solo Segovia sabia interpretar a Ponce..... q magnifico....
It's a case of bad mic-ing, I think. That, and poor sound quality, which is expected. I doubt Segovia would mess up something as simple as dynamics...
@Grooviliciousness yeah i hate when people who hear bad quality or over distortion(if it being electric metal guitarist like Nile they are bad for over distortion for demo stuff but are amazing guitarists) and then automatically say its sloppy guitar work
PAY ATTENTION STUPID i swear some people have no ear for music!
I love Segovia's playing at slower tempos and on evocative/elegiac/atmospheric pieces such as this. Marvellously soulful and really shows off his range of tone.
yea segovia is amazing and a much better guitarist. Classical Guitar is TRUE TRUE music, and it take s a great talent to be good at classical...but u gotta give cobain credit
Ok, ok...you have got to be joking. You have to be. Only logical explanation. You can't seriously think that Cobain has anything in common with the grand-master of classical guitar.
Christopher Parkening, (who once studied with Segovia before putting his own mark on the Guitar world), would probably be as close as possible to being known as the best Classical guitarist after Segovia.
Julian Bream? :) Yes, certainly. John Williams, definitely too.
I did not mean to exclude them; but Parkening came to mind first as I was writing because he had studied under Sevogia himself before embarking on his own marked career back when.
Sorry, but you must be mistaken if you consider Williams to be as good as Parkening. Listen to his Villa-Lobos, where he changes notes to make it easier for him to play it. It's god damn pathetic, and not even a 12 year old guitarist would do something like that. Williams has not the slightest clue... Not only that, but Williams doesn't care about anything Segovia taught him, especially since he says that Segovia taught him nothing useful.
As far as I was aware most modern guitar pedagogues have discarded most of Segovia's styling and teaching. And to disparage John Williams' technique seems a little low. Even if you esteem Parkening as a better player I don't think you've given fair regard to Williams.
Someone who chooses (instead of learning the proper music and proper technique for playing it) to change notes around to make it easier for him to play should NOT be considered to be good. Especially if his playing is dry as chalk. Williams is highly overrated, and this is not even debatable, in my mind. I think you need to look more into Williams, beyond his technical clarity. There is more about him than meets the eye, and it's very dissapointing.
I value guitarists for how well they play a composer's music. Guitarists that take too much liberty with legato, phrasing, tempo, and tone do not honor the composer. Williams plays much to a composer's written script. I've never been disappointed by him.
If you don't know for yourself how much neglect Williams is responsible for with respects to the Composer's intentions, then you are not someone who knows the music you're talking about.
There is an absense of interpretation in Williams playing which makes him rather boring.Amazing techncally nobody would deny that. He would have made a great dentist.
I'm afraid I must agree with sab3156 John Williams is merely a tecnician! Little feeling or musicality and lack of tone. Julian Bream is streets ahead as a world musician with great feeling,tone and talent !
@aitkenjoshua This music was written for Segovia. He regularly wrote back and forth with Ponce when he wanted something edited. Get a book called the Segovia Ponce letters
@percey That book was so much fun to read! My teacher let me borrow it and I read the whole thing in like one sitting. You can really get a feel for what Ponce's life was like during all the ups and downs.
I do agree Parkening is fantastic, BUT at least Williams hasn't rested on his laurels like Parkening has since he retired the first time...talk about a shameful waste!!!
one of my favorite pieces for classical guitar by far.
MikeyIV 1 week ago
Just unbelievable how he makes all voices sing !
charlito30 2 weeks ago
A beautiful piece brought to life by a master. Too bad Fisk and Yamashita have lost their musicianship...if they ever had it.
Knocktua 2 months ago
@Knocktua Have to agree with you on that.
BrazilianRoseweird 2 months ago
"Hey, hey Paul... I want to marry you!" Anybody else recognize it?
TheBPSEnsemble 4 months ago
Only Perfect
MrArdelco1970 5 months ago
im curious does anyone know what kind of strings they used back or type of guitars they used back in segovias time when he was a young man or is it pretty much the same ?
mastertrasher666 5 months ago
@mastertrasher666 When he was young he used gut strings I think. I read somewhere that he was one of the first classical guitar players to use nylon strings. He even helped to develop them according to the article.
Ugallardo 5 months ago 3
@Ugallardo oh really? interesting =) i gotta look more into this =P but thanks for the info i appreciate it
mastertrasher666 5 months ago
does anone know where to get the music...or perhaps tablature
ereherats 7 months ago
@ereherats you could try classtab.org there's a ton of good (and rare) classical guitar music there in tab...if not you can learn it by ear right here (the melody is clear and the chords are really easy) won't take long (much faster than using tabs) give yourself 20 - 30 minutes..remember your not learning the entire vid because a section repeats.Best wishes!
newislandguitar 6 months ago
Really puts in perspective the talent of this guy when you see him play it live
FollowersofDamu 7 months ago
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pluckmart 8 months ago
I WANT A TIME MACHINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TheLightofRammstein6 8 months ago
ANDRES SEGOVIA IS MY MASTER AND ALWAYS BE.PERIOD.
amnaki 9 months ago
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MrArdelco1970 9 months ago
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sekkozer 10 months ago
Segovia playing Manuel M. Ponce is probably the greatest contribution Mexico and Spain have ever made together to the world. I simply float when I listen to stuff like this.
adrian5b 10 months ago
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@adrian5b You forget to José Pablo Moncayo, Arturo Márquez, Juventino Rosas, Julián Carrillo, José F. Vázques and many others who was forget, but they're amazing VIVA MÉXICO :)
pluckmart 8 months ago
Muchas gracias.
JBnotthescotch 11 months ago
It´s almost 1 AM and now I´m going to sleep with this wonderful soundwaves still bouncing in the hollow space between my ears...
guweck 11 months ago
que guapo
willy1986tralara 1 year ago
Nice one!!! Thanks for the post, Good to see the Master at work.
robbie69612 1 year ago
Bravo!
usima1 1 year ago
Espetacular!
millapinheiro18 1 year ago
Simplemente fantástico...
lujoguitar 1 year ago
FANTÁSTICO
MrArdelco1970 1 year ago
18 personas no entienden nada de armonia...
espseta 1 year ago
El maestro Segovia encontro la voz de la guitarra: el contrapunto entre estridencia y dulzura, la sonoridad de los bajos y el adorno de los agudos. Asi debe sonar el instrumento. Le debemos mucho a Ponce por crear un repertorio tan consumado para la guitarra.
JBnotthescotch 1 year ago 2
@JBnotthescotch
Estoy absolutamente de acuerdo con tu muy atinado comentario.
guweck 11 months ago
speed in guitar playing is impressive but it's not just 'speed ' that makes a guitar piece ear candy ....it's the way the notes are sounded , approach , fade , rest....For me , it is much more enjoyable when the music becomes the vehicle and takes you along on a journey .... Segovia is one of many artists who do just that
cboula 1 year ago
what a peaceful sound, if god plays a guitar, it must sound like this
elshinodj 1 year ago
These kinds of videos are what keep me going! Some don't seem to like the sound quality, but I think that kind of vintage lo-fi recording brings out the best in Segovia's sound; and this video is one of the best examples. Just imagine this video being recorded with some high end condenser mic...just wouldn't be the same. 2:28 when the camera shows the fireplace...I got chills. Thank you Segovia for persuading Ponce to write so many beautiful pieces for the guitar!
msutton2006 1 year ago
this is segovia tone
bravo
but bad mic (>-<)
ganchanxxx1 1 year ago
GREAT!
ManagerGuy1 1 year ago
His expression is outstanding. Hats of to the Master.
greekpapi 1 year ago
Wow! This is MUSIC and not guitar-music only......
feverrecords 1 year ago
A really moving piece and a perfect execution. Its "simplicity" makes it beautiful.
southern222b 1 year ago 4
Superb.
irinishi 1 year ago
Master of Masters. Unforgettable!
icarokar 1 year ago
@icarokar really? haha
davinci0524 1 year ago
@davinci0524 yep :-) Was a natural born teacher.
icarokar 1 year ago
exelente, tambien toco la guitarra espero les guste, son canciones de mi tierra. soy de Peru
rubenqdhuayno 1 year ago
He is playing a Ramirez guitar, and he is playing it the way no one else ever has or will, because how did Shakespeare phrase it? We shall not see his like again.
nickyzorro 1 year ago
@nickyzorro While it is true, he was a tremendously great guitar player. I don't I'll ever get that good. But it really bugs me when people say that we will never see anyone like him again. That's a phrase that can be applied to anyone, whether they be a guitar master or a piece of crap player. Sorry, I've just been in rant mode lately.
viper2116 1 year ago
does anyone know which of his guitars he is playing here?
echoman123456789 1 year ago
@echoman123456789
idk, what did he own apart from the famous Hermann Hauser?
watercolour 1 year ago
in these years he used a germany guitar HAUSSER
albert19881106 1 year ago
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segovia is not a musician idiot...
BARRIOS, TARREGA, SOR, GUILIANI and LAURO to name a few are the musician idiot....
BARRIOS is the CHOPIN of the guitar the GREATEST of ALL - JOHN WILLIAMS
davinci0524 2 years ago
Agustin Barrios is the true master of the poetic guitar
Segovia? hmmm not even close
davinci0524 2 years ago
You don't compliment a musician by insulting another. Leave your comparison at the door.
Ventdemon 2 years ago 2
@davinci0524 ulol
spruceorcedar 1 year ago
@spruceorcedar dimwit
davinci0524 1 year ago
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psychopathtoine 1 year ago
old school new school
we all had to learn some where
new learns from the old masters
classic is the learning point appreciate
myguitarbuzz 2 years ago
segovia -- the master.
123pelerin 2 years ago 3
the best!
youknowImsaying 2 years ago
Absolutely catchy!
VcSvn 2 years ago
Nice crib.
145inA 2 years ago 11
just kickin it old school
yoghurtverse 2 years ago
Ponce, un orgullo de México y Segovia, el más grande.
panchf 2 years ago
In this piece I can hear an interesting similarity of Ponce and Llobet. Love them both, played and recorded pieces of both of them.
JohannesKuenel 2 years ago
Why yes...yes he is the greatest... I'll be that good one day.
PookieBearAttack 2 years ago 3
Es la interpretación más exquisita que haya podido escuchar de la música para guitarra. Segovia es el Rey, sin duda.
discantoarmonico 2 years ago
he really is the greatest isn't he.....?
rohw0016 2 years ago 3
technique and dexterity comes with a lot of practice...These masters of classic guitars practiced a lot! Master Segovia, you'll always be the great!
BlackDreamGuitar 2 years ago
This is it.
stuffbyken 2 years ago 2
Wow! Beatiful! Beatiful! Hermoso de verdad... Andres Segovia es grande....
Venezuela...
Leoxdiana 2 years ago
fantastic expretion and tone produccion with grat emotion and understand the obre
quijanoart2001 2 years ago
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hohnerlad 2 years ago
All is "technique" - not to be confused with dexterity.
cga2000 2 years ago
the only problem with that statement is that his technique requires dexterity
BAWBCABOOSE7 2 years ago
Thanks for your comment.
I meant that technique is not limited to fast fingers. Andres Segovia's interpretation of JSB's Chaconne, also available on YouTube, where he demonstrates his command of colors, timbres and volume range, his ability to keep concurrent melodic lines separate, illustrates this rather nicely.
cga2000 2 years ago
why cant he have both? I believe it is possible to use technique to express an expression (lol that sounded wierd
BAWBCABOOSE7 2 years ago
Which why I used the - rather ugly - term "dexterity". How can you "express" anything worth listening to without the technique of a master?
cga2000 2 years ago
Exactly, otherwise it would just be yet another person randomly strumming a guitar with no coherent thought or pattern. I see what you mean now.
BAWBCABOOSE7 2 years ago
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How nice to know that we old geezers will die with some honor.
82abnoff 2 years ago
Chi è in grado di suonare come il grande maestro ?
ataualpagre 3 years ago 3
Nessuno, è insuperabile Segovia come musicalità e emozioni che emana.
Forse oggi i chitarristi lo superano in tecnica ma non in spirito.
luteguitar 2 years ago
proprio questo è il punto: segovia, perlomeno quando era giovane (ma non solo) era insuperabile e insuperato anche per quanto riguarda la tecnica
leandrobeikes 2 years ago
Sono 100% d'accordo con te. Mi sembra pero' che non e' tutto perché lo spirituo viene anche della musica che e' stata scritta dal grande compositore messicano Manuel M Ponce
yumpixan 2 years ago
Damn now i gotta learn this now!!
andrewkrejsa 3 years ago 3
my thoughts exactyl! Fucking awsome song
meeetthh 2 years ago 2
segobia ya paso a la historia en todos los sentidos. en el de que dejo cosas buenas, y faltan muchos maestros en gutarra por venir, aun no es el fin.
charsxp 3 years ago
giiuu :S
cspeqm 3 years ago
Excellent!
gatocabrito 3 years ago
barrios > segovia
FACT!!!
kraadush 3 years ago
this was beautiful and sad
xpacev2 3 years ago 2
DjoesueD,
This is a movement from a larger work called Sonata III. It is the second movement of three. It shouldn't be too hard to find.
Guitback2 3 years ago
This is magical. Where may I find the music sheet for this song?
R.I.P Master Segovia
DjosueD 3 years ago 4
It's from Manuel Ponce's sonata III. Schott sells a good version the complete sonata.
Ukidukins 3 years ago
the best.
Loewengarten 3 years ago
UN SUENO !!
megabopp 3 years ago
No cabe duda q nadie va a poder superar a Segovia... es triste ver a guitarristas como Juan Carlos Lguna o Ramiro martinez hagan de la guitarra una porqueria.... aprendan a Segovia....
chucho07140634 3 years ago
No creo que hagan una porqueria de la guitarra, y claro que todos tenemos que aprender algo de Segovia, como podría ser la humildad que él no tenía, creo que decir que Segovia es todo lo que hay que ser en la guitarra es no progresar con el instrumento.
axelinsky 3 years ago
Pues yo pienso q si hacen de la guitarra una porqueria, y te lo digo porq todas las veces q los he visto han tocado con microfono, eso es ser una porqueria, o se ponen a tocar cosas como cielito lindo o cosas asi en grandes teatros, y pues claro q segovia no lo es todo en la guitarra, hay grandes guitarristas, pero nadie va a superar a Segovia....
chucho07140634 3 years ago
Es cuestión de gustos, supongo.. Pero no podrás negar que Segovia siempre fué muy injusto con muchos guitarristas y compositores, como con Mangoré.. excelente guitarrista y compositor y en mi opinión mejor aún que Segovia, con más musicalidad, creatividad, conocimiento de las capacidades del instrumento y sobre todo humildad.
guitarradeviento 3 years ago 2
genio de genios
rafaeldeluca 3 years ago
Sin duda.... va a ser por siempre el mejor guitarrista... q forma tan excepcional de interpretar..... solo Segovia sabia interpretar a Ponce..... q magnifico....
gvfgrt64565 3 years ago
He sure was close to that fire. I'm surprised
the Ramirez stayed in tune, mine wouldn't have.
At least his back was nice and warm.
Truly the patron saint of the guitar for all of us to admire and honor.
gtrdriven 4 years ago
It's a case of bad mic-ing, I think. That, and poor sound quality, which is expected. I doubt Segovia would mess up something as simple as dynamics...
Grooviliciousness 4 years ago 12
@Grooviliciousness yeah i hate when people who hear bad quality or over distortion(if it being electric metal guitarist like Nile they are bad for over distortion for demo stuff but are amazing guitarists) and then automatically say its sloppy guitar work
PAY ATTENTION STUPID i swear some people have no ear for music!
joelakastud123 1 year ago
Andre Segovia.... a GOD's gift to mankind.
dbskrocksmysocks 4 years ago
How wonderful!
blarghwastaken 4 years ago
If one man made an honest living out of the instrument it was Segovia.
clubsandwedge 4 years ago
Thanks......... only once!
galeriaflores 4 years ago
Magnifique interprétation du Grand Ségovia
Ryorda
ryorda 4 years ago
Just Brilliant!!!!!!
StelyDani 4 years ago
Legends only come once.
alexander0070 4 years ago
lol! some d*ckweed tries to give cobain props here!!! LOL! you made my day!
mrwormburn 4 years ago 4
I love Segovia's playing at slower tempos and on evocative/elegiac/atmospheric pieces such as this. Marvellously soulful and really shows off his range of tone.
DraculaVision 4 years ago
such a lovely music and you lot of idiots just spend the time talking shit
alei999 4 years ago 4
yea segovia is amazing and a much better guitarist. Classical Guitar is TRUE TRUE music, and it take s a great talent to be good at classical...but u gotta give cobain credit
seanermagee123 4 years ago
are u comparing master segovia with kobain? hahahahahhaha...he can't play guitar for shit..
mikejung75 4 years ago 2
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it reminds me of a nirvana song called "polly" his style is similar to kobains acoustic playing.
lickableplum 5 years ago
Ok, ok...you have got to be joking. You have to be. Only logical explanation. You can't seriously think that Cobain has anything in common with the grand-master of classical guitar.
bbisking 4 years ago 18
Christopher Parkening, (who once studied with Segovia before putting his own mark on the Guitar world), would probably be as close as possible to being known as the best Classical guitarist after Segovia.
The Romero brothers (Angel, etc) are great too.
McRat1968 5 years ago
I would have to agree with you McRat. Too bad there's not many candid performances like the many Segovia left us.
cpage88 5 years ago
Parkening ? No.. Bream, along with Williams and Baruecco
mars7272 5 years ago
Julian Bream? :) Yes, certainly. John Williams, definitely too.
I did not mean to exclude them; but Parkening came to mind first as I was writing because he had studied under Sevogia himself before embarking on his own marked career back when.
McRat1968 5 years ago
Sorry, but you must be mistaken if you consider Williams to be as good as Parkening. Listen to his Villa-Lobos, where he changes notes to make it easier for him to play it. It's god damn pathetic, and not even a 12 year old guitarist would do something like that. Williams has not the slightest clue... Not only that, but Williams doesn't care about anything Segovia taught him, especially since he says that Segovia taught him nothing useful.
sab3156 5 years ago
As far as I was aware most modern guitar pedagogues have discarded most of Segovia's styling and teaching. And to disparage John Williams' technique seems a little low. Even if you esteem Parkening as a better player I don't think you've given fair regard to Williams.
PATDsucks 5 years ago
Someone who chooses (instead of learning the proper music and proper technique for playing it) to change notes around to make it easier for him to play should NOT be considered to be good. Especially if his playing is dry as chalk. Williams is highly overrated, and this is not even debatable, in my mind. I think you need to look more into Williams, beyond his technical clarity. There is more about him than meets the eye, and it's very dissapointing.
sab3156 5 years ago
I value guitarists for how well they play a composer's music. Guitarists that take too much liberty with legato, phrasing, tempo, and tone do not honor the composer. Williams plays much to a composer's written script. I've never been disappointed by him.
zatarregaza 5 years ago
If you don't know for yourself how much neglect Williams is responsible for with respects to the Composer's intentions, then you are not someone who knows the music you're talking about.
sab3156 5 years ago
There is an absense of interpretation in Williams playing which makes him rather boring.Amazing techncally nobody would deny that. He would have made a great dentist.
isi2isi67 4 years ago
LMFAO. You still have to give him credit for having technique. Hilarious but true.
GiveMeMoreVids 4 years ago
I was going to debate you on williams untill you said it is not debatable.You are very authoritative on your bullshit.
zzrrll 5 years ago 2
Your comment cracked me up man. Got anything else?
ucdcrush 5 years ago
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capnpayne 4 years ago
....I think there's less about him than meets the ear imo
ericlarkins 2 years ago
I'm afraid I must agree with sab3156 John Williams is merely a tecnician! Little feeling or musicality and lack of tone. Julian Bream is streets ahead as a world musician with great feeling,tone and talent !
MattAlexan 5 years ago
Get yourself an urtext edition of Ponce's music and read along as you listen to Segovia, then you'll see who taught Williams to change notes.
aitkenjoshua 4 years ago
How about you figure out who influenced Ponce to write such music, and who was responsible for the music being played in the first place.
sab3156 4 years ago 2
@sab3156 that would be Segovia
percey 1 year ago
@aitkenjoshua This music was written for Segovia. He regularly wrote back and forth with Ponce when he wanted something edited. Get a book called the Segovia Ponce letters
percey 1 year ago
@percey That book was so much fun to read! My teacher let me borrow it and I read the whole thing in like one sitting. You can really get a feel for what Ponce's life was like during all the ups and downs.
msutton2006 1 year ago
I do agree Parkening is fantastic, BUT at least Williams hasn't rested on his laurels like Parkening has since he retired the first time...talk about a shameful waste!!!
ericlarkins 2 years ago
Amazing
Tocinator 5 years ago
he's got the touch
exitthegame 5 years ago
As always, enchanting.
Iolandej 5 years ago
BIG thanks for this historic video. A must for most guitar player.
deadstate 5 years ago
Just beautiful music and tremendous talent. Great video of the master too. Definitely one of my favourites.
littleurchin 5 years ago
Buddybear, I can't agree with you more! I just love that fat man with the guitar. What a groove he was!
Cheers,
Dr. Gene Wong
nevergrowup 5 years ago
Nobody since, or ever will be able to produce the nuance of tone colors Segovia did.
buddybear 5 years ago