Aniello Desiderio - Classical Guitar (part 5 of 10)

[ClassicalGas91]

i love his fat fingers!

[washburn909]

I love how classical guitar expresses the person themselves. so every player "sounds" different.

[96axeman111]

I wish that I could take lessons from this guy.

[prettyoddcm]

brilliant!

which rossiniana is this? as in 2, 3, 6, 5?

[valerioGoldrake]

grazie aniello

[alyeahal]

the bar just keeps getting raised....higher and higher...and higher!

[kimooozs]

Whoa!, the ending is splendid!

[MrAndywills]

Shamed to say, I've never heard of Aniello Desiderio before. But, WOW! I have been listening to his pieces while working. Made my working a pleasure

[clarodesol]

Me encanta Giuliani, Gracias por los videos.

[spadgeful]

hell yea great ending

[w4schba3r]

@spadgeful i listened to this song for at least 100 times..and the end is really just amazing!

[markmando333]

brilliant, ,a true classical guitarist

[scionpol]

Davvero bellissima: bel suono, dinamiche, cantabilità e respiro!

L'unica "pecca" a mio avviso è che la parte del sestetto "Siete voi" finale del 1° atto della Cenerentola è un po' troppo cantata: trattandosi di un finale di opera dovrebbe avere un ritmo un po' più serrata anche in riferimento agli incastri ritmici e sillabici del testo!!

Resta cmq una delle più belle esecuzioni che abbia mai sentito!!!

[Desigovia]

He must be ranked among the best guitarists ever. He does justice to the great Giuliani's interpretation of the splendid Rossini works

[santgil]

/watch?v=QaosGjO-lc4

[corbacia]

Hi

I have the Andres D. Marvi guitar from Aniello Desiderio. Which He use to perform and record. If you are interested in this instrument pleas contact me

[saul9026]

sus dedos apresen winis

[ginoboc]

bravissimo desiderio sei un mito the best

[allmdiym]

I love watching this guy you can see him battle with some part, let other parts ring through him the passion before the next parts its almost like a slow motion in regular speed. Even the lip thing i know what its like when your in full play. Nothing matters i almost feel like im playing mine just watching thank you sir ill be playing forever after watching you

[jocov89]

Absolutely Incredible. I hope to learn this song one day.

[06KingDave]

@jocov89 sorry to be pedantic, but its not a song, its a composition or if you insist you could call it instrumental. But I agree a damn fine performance and a great peice one which I wish I could play... Good luck with learning it. : )

[msi231]

He is Genius

[metalscale]

Great musicalite,,,,perfect sonalite....

amazing tonalite...... thanks very much

[ceili]

Aniello is a phenominal player, i seen him a few years back and i think he is one of the top guitar virtuosos on the planet, he has everything- great technique, excellent sense of musicality, rhythm, phrasing, everything and above all a ferocious passion for music.

[MultiChief1]

I had never heard of this performer. I'm so glad that I stumbled onto him. I play, also, from a young age. But having switched to classical guitar in my teens, my right hand has always been a bit less than it could have been. I usually describe it as having an accent. I'm just amazed when I watch such talented performers. Truly inspired playing.

[accordieon]

what a beautiful piece! i love playing classical guitar, i think ill learn this first one for sure, my fav to play is bach by far, i havent even played much else in a while lol

[jmhclassicalcomposer]

you can see sweat at the top of the neck making the wood darker. must go through strings like crazy!

[Emeraldick]

conchasumare q buena es la musica clasica, tantos compositores por ahi caletas q no manyaba es mas trabajado q el metal jaja xD un pokito mas trabajado xD

[inodoro7]

his hands kinda look like segvia's hand's. espeacially the his right hand.

[Deddinsyde]

Jesus, where does he store all this information?

[BFGUITAR]

He has an external hard drive in his pocket.

[skyw4lk3r2008]

I am very pleased to see a guitarist who does not need to play "Asturias" or something of the kind to show his skill and mastery of the instrument.

Beautiful repertoire....

Thanks for sharing. :)

[tarquin161234]

Haha the ending is awesome

[diddeliduddi]

5:21

[fletube]

rispetti sempre la nota più semplice quanto quella più difficile

[Quergitarre]

thanx 4 posting!

[liquid990]

Jean Reno

[trufolo82]

dio bono

[PakyZoso90]

nellù si o mej

[queruz]

he makes shit music, the shitiest piece possible... aniello makes it the best music ever heard by anyone beautiful. you are the best ever

[ozan1453]

very good..

[Dhammawitt]

Yes it DOES have quite the ending....I have this cd, one of the very few recordings that actually have recorded this, too bad Goran didnt record his version, which I prefer. He REALLY puts life into this piece.

[TheRagulator]

The pause at 5.41.  Magnificent! It's just a pause! But it's such a good one!

[anthony0803]

he gives hope to all us fat people with short stubby fingers :)

[Deddinsyde]

I'm always fretting over my skinny fingers, LOL.

[Oxy151268]

I think this piece has got one of the best endings I've ever heard!

[achsofromm]

The ending reminds me of the William Tell Overture.

[mikhailasanovic]

you should listen to david russell playing rossiniana No 3, the final theme variations and coda is awesome. theres a vid on youtube

[eltru2004]

Gran musica y gran sonido Aniello! . Deberias grabar los conciertos para guitarra y orquesta de Mauro Giuliani !! Seria un gran regalo para el mundo.... All the best

[TransvaalEnKie]

I cant believe that anyone could dislike this piece, it is one of the best guitar pieces that ive heard, and ive heard alot.

Good going Aniello, its you and Virginia Luque for top spot.

[goldenpiston]

Mecaje na cona

[jacquillo]

beautiful

[bwv1]

Great guitarrist, shallow music.

[anddev]

shallow?!?GREAT music!

[bwv1]

Is it anything more than a potpourri of disconnected ideas? If I am overlooking something 'great' please do tell. I am open and ready to learn..

[jaangunnar]

I'm not going to disagree completely, but I think the ideas blend rather well together (mostly). It's also delightfully guitaristic, which makes us guitarists go nuts over it. I think of Giuliani's works as being comparable to Mozart's middle-of-the-road works(excluding his most genius works, of course, but still a compliment!). It's solid writing very much in the classical style- not somewhere to look for romantic depths of emotion, but arguably great nonetheless.

[bwv1]

I don't criticise the music's lack of emotional depth but its lack of structure. I also don't dismiss Giuliani as a whole - his Sonata op.15 for instance is a fine work in the classical style, as some of his chambre music. Wish he had done more in that direction.

[jaangunnar]

Fair enough. I personally don't like the opus 15 sonata, it's too formulaic and lacks some of the spontaneity of his other works. In terms of this particular piece though, I do agree with you now that I understand your position a bit better, there's not a huge amount of thematic unity here.

[eriksatie9]

I'm sorry but I agree whit bwv1: he's a great guitarist, but it's a quite low piece, piteous. sorry...

[zemaneldaquinta]

you are shallow music!

[target131415]

thanx my friend for reply,i am realy enjoying classical guitar .

[ludowicovan]

It is an excerpt from Mauro Giuliani's Rossiniana n.5, and very well played, too. Rossinianas are "pot pourris" (kind of 19th century medleys) of the favourite Rossini's opera arias tranposed magnificently on the guitar by the virtuoso M. Giuliani. Enjoy the guitar music my friends! 

Oxy, thank you for posting!

[target131415]

what does this peac called and were can find this note ,you play very good..

[chitsevermag301]

Awesome! Thanks.

[gitarre1987]

the Genius!