He just copies what's done and he's quick, that's it. He's usually faster than the compas. He's young and impatient and obviously he practices a lot. He's probably bored of playing the same pieces over and over, so he rushes to the end of them. That's not the spirit of music, flamenco.
I hear the usual buleria compas in the transitions but not in the falsetas , am i missing something ? ? Usually I don't have problems with compas counting.
well..there IS 1 tab out there which I uploaded on ultimate guitar dot com... transcribed myself by ear: look it up under Sabicas
When I play it myself, it sounds very, very close to what grisha's doing here, the intro is off a bit, but if u can play it, you should be able to fix that yourself. I don't play the first 15 seconds the exact way I wrote it down but that's the basic pattern. Enjoy! Very nice n' fun piece to play
Theshrabster, if you want to learn how to play bulerias, you first have to internalize the beat, rythems or compas. If you don't do this first, everything else you try will be futile.......It's in the compas, my friend.
Well, I able able to figure out the part from 1:08 to about 1:18 =P, whoooo, 10 seconds down... And i was only able to figure it out 'cuz I found a Sabicas Buleria video slowed down in which the same part/riff/notes happens to be there.
Wish they showed the guitar much closer so we could see lol
What's the actual name of this piece? what's that "improvacion de sabicas" tab/song about? or how do u find the original audio/tab/sheet for it(name)? i think I would seriously pay some1 to find me a good sheet/tab for it...paypal...lol seriously .... is there a place where u could hear the studio/og version?
What?? It seems you dont hear any flamenco, there are millions of guitarist who sound like Sabicas, Niño Ricardo, Montoya and Paco, please listen to the youn Javier Conde, he really sounds like sabicas, and he has the flamenco soniquete and compas
There aren't millions. Probably hundreds. And of those Grisha is probably the best. That's out of what, 6 billion people on the planet? Admittedly, most people aren't "trying", but the point is, it not commonplace by any means, even in Spain.
@nungthstra Then you're not watching a lot. I live in Spain and kids today are studying Sabicas and Paco from early on. Granted not many play as well but there's a quite a bit. Check out 16 or 17 yr. old Javier Conde playing "aires del Puerto real" a Solea by Sabicas. On you tube. He's just one good example and doesn't play with the coldness of this guy. No offense to him, he's good, but not in the league that you've put him in. flamenco has to flow with soul, NOT just technique.
he came to my highschool and played a couple songs for our guitar program...we have had a few guest guitarists come earlier this year that were pretty good, but this guy melted our faces off...how the hell did our guitar teachers get this guy to come perform for a small highschool
the internet does not have a single based language thats like me tellin u to speak a language u cant no matter how much u say it or insult someone to do it, it just may not be possible so i will say in a nice manner, stfu
Hay que reconocer que el ruso este cabron lo hace muy bien,y eso que por ser ruso se le mira con lupa. Va de puta madre de compas suena muy bien y si te lo ponen en el coche piensas que es Sabicas. Quizas sea ese su mayor defecto es un clon. ES LA GUERRA DE LOS CLONES :-)
Estoy de acuerdo contigo aunque a mi no me gusta el flamenco porque es Arabe, pero la guitarra del ruso suena poderosa, la cago. En cual mercado negro de Rusia la habra comprado? Dobre dobre!!
Debe estar muy concentrado y la verdad su postura no me importa cuando alguien toca asi de excelente y pienso que si se le nota la pasion (el duende) al tocar.
I met Grisha aoubt 3 years ago and he played for me in SF. His technique is quite amazing. Frankly I never heard anyone play as fast as he does, whether on an electric or acoustic guitar. I admired most, though, the slow music he performed... much feeling.
es sorprendente lo bien q se entiende el flameco fuera de españa...y lo q cuesta dentro d españa mentalizar a la gente q el flamenco es una cultura...y solo lo ven asi en andalucia
Amigo, no estoy de acuerdo contigo. En toda España el Flameco está más vivo que nunca. Yo soy catalán, como Duquende, Poveda, Chicuelo... En toda España se flamenquea! Sé optimista. Un saludo
joer claro q hay casos aislados....yo soy de madrid y el flamenco es mi pasion....pro es aora cuando el flamenco en verda se esta expaniendo ...antes estaba marjinado..y hay si q no puedes decir ya nada
maybe his face does not reflect any Mediterrenean expressions that we got used to see from flamenco performers, but he is simply: gifted, plays: very clean.
Percect Grisha! excuse me for my curiosity,but have you played this songs sence you was a kid, i mean 10-12. And do you play any other instruments? would be fun to know:)then again Perfect
btw, which cd did you buy? i can only find one of them on amazon and i believe he recently released a new album that has only sabicas work, and unfortunatelly, those albums are sold only in the US :/
I bought both, Alma Flamenca & Homenaje a Sabicas (both are awesome CDs). You can get it through his record label's website as well: VGoRecordings. May be they can airmail it to you. Good luck.
well, i think you need to get some people around performing some palmas and shouting "Ole". that might help :>
no seriously, i'm looking forward to seeing more of a live performance if you've got any of those videos. even if the quality of recording isn't as good as this one, we might see different way of performing.
Last words- it is thanks to people like Paco Pena, Sabicas and Paco de Lucia that Flamenco music has reached a very wide audience. But, their very notariety has also detracted attention which ought to have been given to a number of other Flamenco guitarists along the way. In light of this, to see this kid called brilliant rubs me wrong.
Why does it rub you wrong?. Do you know anybody that plays so well? With the exception of Paco de Lucia no other guitarist that I know (and I know several of the worldwide famous guitarists in person) can play those fast scales as cleanly. In addition his playing is beautiful and he keeps learning! This kid is fantastic!
MENCADO, this kid is very good, yes, he is Russian, but does it really matter where he is from? The great ones from Spain paved the way for everyone else in the world, no one can ever take that from them.
Wake-up. Open your ears and admire his talent. There is nobody (or maybe one or two) with the control this guy has over the guitar. I made a living as a concert guitarist and I am familiar with most of the famous guitarists in the Classical, Flamenco and South American circles. Each of them has a lot to offer but nobody can do what Grisha does playing the most difficult stuff with amazing precision, clarity and yes, musicianship. And yes, Paco made good comments about Grisha's playing.
neolardo: "And was recognized a few years ago by Paco de Lucia himself to be Oone of the best flamenco guitarist there is." What? How did you come up with this? Paco saying this? Are you insane? I have nothing against Grisha, he has a marvellous technique (although he plays flamenco with a classical guitar tone which is quite bad and there is another problem regarding feeling) and he has time to become really really good. But Paco saying this...
And if by any chance he actually said it (which I seriously doubt), than it means that Paco didn't want to be a jerk and insult or make him feel bad. Although, I don't know why, but if Paco would tell me that I have a lot to learn, I would be somewhat proud. And one last thing: don't compare him with Paco, Nunez, Sabicas, Serranito and so on. Non of these think or thought in terms of hierarchies. Grisha, don't mind us who argue about your playing and keep up the good work.
He's good. Almost flawless and probably a born genius. But, I love Paco's playing far more, because he plays with the spirit of flamenco moreso than this fellow.
this is what flamenco sounds like when played by a classical guitarist. He is good but it aint't really flamenco. Watch this video back to back with the video of Sabicas doing Bulerias and you will see what I mean.
are you insane ? Grisha Goryachev isnt a classical guitarist he started flamenco guitar at age 9. And was recognized a few years ago by Paco de Lucia himself to be one of the best flamenco guitarist there is. This is some wonderfully well played flamenco.
Well, I will take your word for it that he started flamenco at 9. Certainly he has fine technique. But somehow the music is not there. He looks and plays as though he were bored and just going through the motions. This video feels like a recital at a music conservatory. Proficient but boring. Sorry.
Dude yourself castrangela. Sure he is a good guitar player. That is, however, what we call damning with faint praise. All the technique is there, for sure. That is why he reminds me of the academy rather than the gypsy campfire. He is like Putin -- competent but cold and heartless.
castrangela and Estadum - I am having a similar conversation with someone else regarding another of Grisha's videos. I agree with Estadum here. The music that Grisha plays is definately Flamenco, but the style in which he plays it is just as definately classical.
I don't know who you are conversing with, but this is a case of perfect technique devoid of soul. It belongs to the music conservatory not to the hot fire of flamenco. I wish it were otherwise. I have nothing against this fellow. He has learned the licks, for sure. But....
ok then, can you explain your statement in more detail, by posting a video of yourself playing with "soul"? critic is someone who thinks he knows the way, but can't drive the car. critics - you know who you are !! :)
Call me back when you have really listened to some Flamenco. Trust me, once you hear the difference you will hum a different tune. If you still think I'm wrong, I invite you to look through my various playlists, especially listen to the guitar work on the A+ Flamenco Favorites.
Estadum - I suspect that some of our (anti-)critics do not yet know the difference between what is soul-felt and what just sounds exciting. They must first have had the actual experience of being truly moved - and have gone through all of the involuntary physical/ spiritual/ emotional reactions that along go with that- to know what it truly it feels like. A few goose-bumps, a tear or two -that is just the tip of the iceberg folks! Flamenco is first and foremost about personal human experience.
Another beautiful piece from Grisha, you are a master of Flamenco, you should open a school to teach guitar. I wish you good luck with your PhD studies.
I love how he sits so upright and motionless! He looks like he's saying "Oh yeah. That's right. I went there." But all humble like....
animalEm08 2 days ago
He just copies what's done and he's quick, that's it. He's usually faster than the compas. He's young and impatient and obviously he practices a lot. He's probably bored of playing the same pieces over and over, so he rushes to the end of them. That's not the spirit of music, flamenco.
Webstar666 3 months ago
I hear the usual buleria compas in the transitions but not in the falsetas , am i missing something ? ? Usually I don't have problems with compas counting.
RIDDLE0MASTER 4 months ago
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MucusFelidae 5 months ago
i fckn smell on sweat
4tt1 6 months ago
tu eres ESTUPENDOOOO!!!
Suelta61 8 months ago
this man is VERY, VERY, VERY GOOD and is not Spanish, but plays flamenco like a real flamenco virtuoso. Great future
PhallusFlaccidus 10 months ago
stop judging, start playing instead.
mohsenuk1 11 months ago
Excellent. Well done. Thanks for sharing.
phbcanada 1 year ago
can't figure the Am and E7 stroke , is it first up and then down,up,down?
RIDDLE0MASTER 1 year ago
This guy is Amazing!!!!! How could someone thumbs it down?
osmargds 1 year ago 2
Bien Grisha,un saludo
pacoteacher1 1 year ago
in soviet Russia, guitar plays Grisha
spenceronni7 1 year ago
miren su piè izquierdo
tiene un metronomo incorporado haì
DuendePentatonico 1 year ago 4
fantastico
BOGZASV8MA 1 year ago
Manitas de Plata - Bulerias de Plata, 1963:
watch?v=HkOGNdfguno
regards, and my compliments to you on your graceful, beautiful performance.
classicvinylbiz 1 year ago
@classicvinylbiz
just because its labeled bulerias does not mean it is actually bulerias
i don't really hear a very stable compas
kikkom4n 1 year ago
shredded
mrdepaz666 1 year ago
well..there IS 1 tab out there which I uploaded on ultimate guitar dot com... transcribed myself by ear: look it up under Sabicas
When I play it myself, it sounds very, very close to what grisha's doing here, the intro is off a bit, but if u can play it, you should be able to fix that yourself. I don't play the first 15 seconds the exact way I wrote it down but that's the basic pattern. Enjoy! Very nice n' fun piece to play
derfeuerbote 1 year ago
Оле! Очень крутой штрих !!! Супер!
basarabchik 2 years ago
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derfeuerbote 2 years ago
Wow great job on the sabicas buleria man! Do u have a copy of the music?
keep up the great work
statsrelick 2 years ago
@statsrelick i just uploaded the tab version to it on ultimate-guitar, check it out.
derfeuerbote 1 year ago
This guy is amazing, he came to my school about a month ago (Independence High School), and I gotta say he's in my opinion the best guitarist EVER.
Shamoo28 2 years ago
Fortissimo! Grande spicticale!
Johnad10 2 years ago
Theshrabster, if you want to learn how to play bulerias, you first have to internalize the beat, rythems or compas. If you don't do this first, everything else you try will be futile.......It's in the compas, my friend.
hamcard79s 2 years ago 2
I've been practicing to play bulerias for about 3 years, and I still can't get that shit right. This guy is a fuckin beast.
theshrabster 2 years ago 2
Brutal! 5+
Jobbkezes189 2 years ago
Превосходно играешь! ..теска))
GregoryyM 2 years ago
no-one clapped at the end....
PATSYQB 2 years ago
maybe cause nobody was in there lol
MOSYABASYA 2 years ago 2
please where can i finde the tabs pleazzeee
aliosman88 2 years ago
@aliosman88 on ultimate guitar dot com, look it up under sabicas
derfeuerbote 1 year ago
que bonito!
ichbineinfreidenker 2 years ago
Исполнение - супер!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Слушаю и слушаю
mspichkov 2 years ago
his foot is a metronome :D
mos3ad2006 2 years ago 4
his foot better than my digital metronome..
requack 2 years ago 4
:D:D
buraksaris 2 years ago
footronome =)
chicaumuerj 2 years ago 4
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that dude looks weird playing the guitar
grasia 2 years ago
Who cares how he sit. Shut your eyes and use yor other senses.
lintu25 2 years ago
bucho
zeckleus 2 years ago
is it hard to assimilate flamenco rythym? Sabicas has infallible rythym, i wonder if i could have such
spruceorcedar 2 years ago
its hard, but when you do ii, its, damn funny
try it
willy1986tralara 2 years ago
It's easier than it looks, getting used to it is a bitch, though. Just don't be put off in the beginning.
danohrly 2 years ago
Вертуозная игра ! ПРОСТО СУУУПЕР !!!!!!!
AntonioMoriachi 2 years ago
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he messes it up at 0:41 but otherwise it's great !!
TheStrings65 2 years ago
Well, I able able to figure out the part from 1:08 to about 1:18 =P, whoooo, 10 seconds down... And i was only able to figure it out 'cuz I found a Sabicas Buleria video slowed down in which the same part/riff/notes happens to be there.
Wish they showed the guitar much closer so we could see lol
derfeuerbote 2 years ago
you can probably get the sheet music somewhere
tassidar86 2 years ago
realmente un gusto oir esta interpretacion, oooole¡¡¡¡¡
mrpipe21 2 years ago
What's the actual name of this piece? what's that "improvacion de sabicas" tab/song about? or how do u find the original audio/tab/sheet for it(name)? i think I would seriously pay some1 to find me a good sheet/tab for it...paypal...lol seriously .... is there a place where u could hear the studio/og version?
derfeuerbote 2 years ago
there are actually no tabs for most of these songs, Grisha figured them all out by ear... O.o
AdventKingBand 2 years ago 23
@AdventKingBand creo que las de Paco se las ensenò el mismo :O
Lollostyles 1 year ago
OLE!!! =D
muy bien grisha x)
joelui89 3 years ago
"Bravo Grisha" You are the closest thing to Sabicas and Paco de Lucia I have seen and heard
nungthstra 3 years ago 30
What?? It seems you dont hear any flamenco, there are millions of guitarist who sound like Sabicas, Niño Ricardo, Montoya and Paco, please listen to the youn Javier Conde, he really sounds like sabicas, and he has the flamenco soniquete and compas
polo102938 2 years ago
There aren't millions. Probably hundreds. And of those Grisha is probably the best. That's out of what, 6 billion people on the planet? Admittedly, most people aren't "trying", but the point is, it not commonplace by any means, even in Spain.
davidleealford 2 years ago
@nungthstra Have you heard Vicente Amigo?
SouthPork420 1 year ago
@nungthstra Then you're not watching a lot. I live in Spain and kids today are studying Sabicas and Paco from early on. Granted not many play as well but there's a quite a bit. Check out 16 or 17 yr. old Javier Conde playing "aires del Puerto real" a Solea by Sabicas. On you tube. He's just one good example and doesn't play with the coldness of this guy. No offense to him, he's good, but not in the league that you've put him in. flamenco has to flow with soul, NOT just technique.
JoshSwartzberg 11 months ago
@JoshSwartzberg I prefer Grisha to Javier
DuendePentatonico 9 months ago
Buleria is very darkness...kkk
parapaztodos 3 years ago
Great
wdarina 3 years ago
The most insane thing is not his speed, coordination or perfection, but the ease that he's playing it with.
miraan786 3 years ago 2
insane, perfect performance, who is this guy?
nicolas7910 3 years ago
Grisha Goryachev, ST PETERSBURG RUSSIA
lancego30 3 years ago
Genial Grisha, que ejecución más bella y limpia
coppola28 3 years ago 2
Spanish only understand spanish...dont you all get it..... Its amazing to see such brilliance from such a place in the world!!!
Flamencoviajero 3 years ago
This is the closest to Sabicas I have ever heard anyone come to.
flamen493 3 years ago 3
agreed....
Draca3 3 years ago 2
Исполнение отличное! Четкость артикуляции выше всяких похвал!
AlexKofanov 3 years ago
sabicas? que joven te veo :)
Damasko12 3 years ago
genius!!!
einheriarmatagigante 3 years ago 2
maestro!!
goorance 3 years ago
i didnt sleep since 48 hours, but THIS piece of music woke me up and gave me the power to stay awake for another 24 horus...
i just like the way ur playing it
no sorry i dont like the way u are playing it, i am loving it!
guitarflori 3 years ago
Beautiful, you are realy realy very good.
Thanks
Anavyia 3 years ago
do you happen to know the name of this piece?
neolardo 3 years ago
This piece is named "improvisacion de Sabicas" in a "Serenata andaluza" named record (Montilla)
tirelilala 2 years ago
Awesome! Check out his concert next week LIVE in Los Angeles at Barnsdall Gallery in Hollywood. June 20.
xterri 3 years ago
And its justified - he is so good its scary!
jawadahmad77 3 years ago 2
Wow - he has got supreme confidence in his ability on the instrument.
jawadahmad77 3 years ago
Man...Grisha is really Good...very well practices...really precise phrasing...great feel....Most excellent
caquintet 3 years ago 3
perfecto y preciso
premonjaras 3 years ago
magnificent! hair-raising!
watchjury 3 years ago
el pibe es una maquina y punto, toca maravillosamente!
Chematrix 3 years ago
I bet He can plays Asturias juz like piece of cake.... :D
johannsen 3 years ago
Yes, he can. Asturias is not too difficult of a piece for a well trained classical guitarist. I like the piece and I have played it in concerts.
higarmi 3 years ago
Es todo un deleite escuchar esta música instrumental. Me hace acordar a España en todo momento.
nvillanuevam 3 years ago
pah Guzba frepibabo shmeidlup luup ak ak glinat dapash.
megabopp 3 years ago
he came to my highschool and played a couple songs for our guitar program...we have had a few guest guitarists come earlier this year that were pretty good, but this guy melted our faces off...how the hell did our guitar teachers get this guy to come perform for a small highschool
Jettwang2004 3 years ago
Unbelievable technique and quality of sound!!!
nickbarock 3 years ago 2
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speak english u idiots
zlatan11 3 years ago
the internet does not have a single based language thats like me tellin u to speak a language u cant no matter how much u say it or insult someone to do it, it just may not be possible so i will say in a nice manner, stfu
Unbeliveable31 3 years ago
Hay que reconocer que el ruso este cabron lo hace muy bien,y eso que por ser ruso se le mira con lupa. Va de puta madre de compas suena muy bien y si te lo ponen en el coche piensas que es Sabicas. Quizas sea ese su mayor defecto es un clon. ES LA GUERRA DE LOS CLONES :-)
flamencomil 3 years ago
Estoy de acuerdo contigo aunque a mi no me gusta el flamenco porque es Arabe, pero la guitarra del ruso suena poderosa, la cago. En cual mercado negro de Rusia la habra comprado? Dobre dobre!!
alvaronomad 3 years ago
Excelente, aunque esta muy rigido en su postura, como si estuviese un poco tenso, no piensan lo mismo?
GitanitaMerche 4 years ago
Debe estar muy concentrado y la verdad su postura no me importa cuando alguien toca asi de excelente y pienso que si se le nota la pasion (el duende) al tocar.
Ostmar2387 3 years ago
Hot stuff.
Jitpring 4 years ago
How could anyone NOT give this five stars? As far as his technique goes, he's one the best players I've ever seen.
Tommyc1923 4 years ago 5
He plays GREAT!!!
Edel99 4 years ago 2
I met Grisha aoubt 3 years ago and he played for me in SF. His technique is quite amazing. Frankly I never heard anyone play as fast as he does, whether on an electric or acoustic guitar. I admired most, though, the slow music he performed... much feeling.
TimHGuitar 4 years ago 2
es loco ese tio!
olè!
pepgorilla 4 years ago
makes estiban look like a little girl lol
blackdragon7767 4 years ago 6
You are right blackdragon7767.
ReneeNme 4 years ago
es sorprendente lo bien q se entiende el flameco fuera de españa...y lo q cuesta dentro d españa mentalizar a la gente q el flamenco es una cultura...y solo lo ven asi en andalucia
djboceras 4 years ago
Amigo, no estoy de acuerdo contigo. En toda España el Flameco está más vivo que nunca. Yo soy catalán, como Duquende, Poveda, Chicuelo... En toda España se flamenquea! Sé optimista. Un saludo
Mugik17 3 years ago
joer claro q hay casos aislados....yo soy de madrid y el flamenco es mi pasion....pro es aora cuando el flamenco en verda se esta expaniendo ...antes estaba marjinado..y hay si q no puedes decir ya nada
djboceras 3 years ago
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how the fuck could he be jewish from russia lol
solemn1 4 years ago
jewish from russia? you should pull your head out of your arse sweetty and try to think again
rodionjsb 4 years ago
I see more comments about his nationality than his music (that is in fact truly amazing). Come on stop misleading.
jbehrm 4 years ago
Actually he is not even Russian he is Jewish from Russia
lemaik2000 4 years ago
... (some retards still dont understand the message)...
jbehrm 4 years ago
since when is being Jewish a nationality?
vw1971 4 years ago
olum harikasin lannn, oleeee
kgn1907 4 years ago
maybe his face does not reflect any Mediterrenean expressions that we got used to see from flamenco performers, but he is simply: gifted, plays: very clean.
pederdelsolar 4 years ago 6
This video is actually really cool because there's some expression here, not just ultra-fast picados.
Good job on this one. :)
Bulerias2005 4 years ago 3
thats right!
us russians kick ass=]
foreskins 4 years ago
awesome!!!!
belskate 4 years ago
i mean sound is very clean.
greatbarrakuda 4 years ago
HIs notes are so clean !!!
greatbarrakuda 4 years ago
He's great !
greatbarrakuda 4 years ago
OLEEEE !!!!
duendeflamenco1 4 years ago
What can I say the best
billiebigalo 4 years ago
Percect Grisha! excuse me for my curiosity,but have you played this songs sence you was a kid, i mean 10-12. And do you play any other instruments? would be fun to know:)then again Perfect
NILLEGUITAR 4 years ago
I just ordered your CDs through Amazon. I can't wait to to listen to them!
killroy0072 4 years ago
could you please rip it and share it? :D
iraqsport 4 years ago
Nah, I would rather support the artist. Wouldn't you? Thanks for asking though.
killroy0072 4 years ago 2
btw, which cd did you buy? i can only find one of them on amazon and i believe he recently released a new album that has only sabicas work, and unfortunatelly, those albums are sold only in the US :/
iraqsport 4 years ago
I bought both, Alma Flamenca & Homenaje a Sabicas (both are awesome CDs). You can get it through his record label's website as well: VGoRecordings. May be they can airmail it to you. Good luck.
killroy0072 4 years ago
well, i think you need to get some people around performing some palmas and shouting "Ole". that might help :>
no seriously, i'm looking forward to seeing more of a live performance if you've got any of those videos. even if the quality of recording isn't as good as this one, we might see different way of performing.
cheers (and well done!)
iraqsport 4 years ago
Last words- it is thanks to people like Paco Pena, Sabicas and Paco de Lucia that Flamenco music has reached a very wide audience. But, their very notariety has also detracted attention which ought to have been given to a number of other Flamenco guitarists along the way. In light of this, to see this kid called brilliant rubs me wrong.
MENCADO 4 years ago
I think you need to get out more. :)
killroy0072 4 years ago
Agreed.
MENCADO 4 years ago
Why does it rub you wrong?. Do you know anybody that plays so well? With the exception of Paco de Lucia no other guitarist that I know (and I know several of the worldwide famous guitarists in person) can play those fast scales as cleanly. In addition his playing is beautiful and he keeps learning! This kid is fantastic!
higarmi 4 years ago
MENCADO, this kid is very good, yes, he is Russian, but does it really matter where he is from? The great ones from Spain paved the way for everyone else in the world, no one can ever take that from them.
symsyn 4 years ago
Perfect, magnificent, incredible, stupendous! ! ! !
h1010011010h 4 years ago
Unreal playing....this guy is untouchable. Listen from :59 to 1:04. How the hell does he do that??????
macrino1 4 years ago
OMG i need a TAB of this song!!
giossas 4 years ago
respect indeed kaneda
juliancone 4 years ago
respect
kaneda5000 4 years ago
awsome
BMXER1987 4 years ago
Wake-up. Open your ears and admire his talent. There is nobody (or maybe one or two) with the control this guy has over the guitar. I made a living as a concert guitarist and I am familiar with most of the famous guitarists in the Classical, Flamenco and South American circles. Each of them has a lot to offer but nobody can do what Grisha does playing the most difficult stuff with amazing precision, clarity and yes, musicianship. And yes, Paco made good comments about Grisha's playing.
higarmi 4 years ago
Outstanding!
eisenburgh 4 years ago
this guy is better than any guitarist that i know he is so passionate makes my all little hairs thorny :D emotionally grabs me better than others!!
okay5891 4 years ago
GREAT PERFORMANCE!Grisha is a fantastic guitarplayer
NILLEGUITAR 4 years ago
great!!
Poptschik 4 years ago
neolardo: "And was recognized a few years ago by Paco de Lucia himself to be Oone of the best flamenco guitarist there is." What? How did you come up with this? Paco saying this? Are you insane? I have nothing against Grisha, he has a marvellous technique (although he plays flamenco with a classical guitar tone which is quite bad and there is another problem regarding feeling) and he has time to become really really good. But Paco saying this...
monitortastatura 4 years ago
And if by any chance he actually said it (which I seriously doubt), than it means that Paco didn't want to be a jerk and insult or make him feel bad. Although, I don't know why, but if Paco would tell me that I have a lot to learn, I would be somewhat proud. And one last thing: don't compare him with Paco, Nunez, Sabicas, Serranito and so on. Non of these think or thought in terms of hierarchies. Grisha, don't mind us who argue about your playing and keep up the good work.
monitortastatura 4 years ago
pefect siposibo balşoyyy
okay5891 4 years ago
He is superb,no matter his flaws.I think he needs to compose his own music that has meaning for him.
mcg2h 4 years ago
He's good. Almost flawless and probably a born genius. But, I love Paco's playing far more, because he plays with the spirit of flamenco moreso than this fellow.
Revelations 4 years ago
He's russian -THAT explains a lot! He's Great!
AndreasHenry 4 years ago
It's your opinion but you must don't know what you're saying
His serious expressions is demonstrations of passion
if you close your eyes you can say that is Sabicas playing!
Jacobittencourt 4 years ago
lıttle paco
gitaristkral 4 years ago
Yup! He's a really good guitar player.
castrangela 4 years ago
this is what flamenco sounds like when played by a classical guitarist. He is good but it aint't really flamenco. Watch this video back to back with the video of Sabicas doing Bulerias and you will see what I mean.
Estadum 4 years ago
are you insane ? Grisha Goryachev isnt a classical guitarist he started flamenco guitar at age 9. And was recognized a few years ago by Paco de Lucia himself to be one of the best flamenco guitarist there is. This is some wonderfully well played flamenco.
neolardo 4 years ago
Well, I will take your word for it that he started flamenco at 9. Certainly he has fine technique. But somehow the music is not there. He looks and plays as though he were bored and just going through the motions. This video feels like a recital at a music conservatory. Proficient but boring. Sorry.
Estadum 4 years ago
Dude! He's not a classical guitar player! Like Neolardo said, he's a flamenco guitar player! One of the best today.
castrangela 4 years ago
Dude yourself castrangela. Sure he is a good guitar player. That is, however, what we call damning with faint praise. All the technique is there, for sure. That is why he reminds me of the academy rather than the gypsy campfire. He is like Putin -- competent but cold and heartless.
Estadum 4 years ago
castrangela and Estadum - I am having a similar conversation with someone else regarding another of Grisha's videos. I agree with Estadum here. The music that Grisha plays is definately Flamenco, but the style in which he plays it is just as definately classical.
MENCADO 4 years ago
I don't know who you are conversing with, but this is a case of perfect technique devoid of soul. It belongs to the music conservatory not to the hot fire of flamenco. I wish it were otherwise. I have nothing against this fellow. He has learned the licks, for sure. But....
Estadum 4 years ago
ok then, can you explain your statement in more detail, by posting a video of yourself playing with "soul"? critic is someone who thinks he knows the way, but can't drive the car. critics - you know who you are !! :)
vw1971 4 years ago
So you think that only musicians can appreciate music??????
MENCADO 4 years ago
no, I wasn't saying that at all. Read me carefully - I am saying You can't appreciate music :). cheers
vw1971 4 years ago
Call me back when you have really listened to some Flamenco. Trust me, once you hear the difference you will hum a different tune. If you still think I'm wrong, I invite you to look through my various playlists, especially listen to the guitar work on the A+ Flamenco Favorites.
MENCADO 4 years ago
I already have - incredible artists playing fantastic music! but you still haven't defined playing with "soul" to me :)
vw1971 4 years ago
Estadum - I suspect that some of our (anti-)critics do not yet know the difference between what is soul-felt and what just sounds exciting. They must first have had the actual experience of being truly moved - and have gone through all of the involuntary physical/ spiritual/ emotional reactions that along go with that- to know what it truly it feels like. A few goose-bumps, a tear or two -that is just the tip of the iceberg folks! Flamenco is first and foremost about personal human experience.
MENCADO 4 years ago
i listen to death metal music mostly and play guitar in tht same style. but spanish i wud kill to be able to do like u do.... absolutely amazing!
rottenknobcheese 4 years ago
he's russian...
unopiuuno 4 years ago
i mean sum of the spanish flamenco he dus
cunt
rottenknobcheese 4 years ago
i have never seen a man playing like that except Paco
ayurdakok 4 years ago
Another beautiful piece from Grisha, you are a master of Flamenco, you should open a school to teach guitar. I wish you good luck with your PhD studies.
JGMarduk 4 years ago
Thanks a lot! I need all the luck I can get...
mininocurro 4 years ago
Un Ruso tocando musica Española?
sergiofifo 4 years ago