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Great Guitarists of the World

Here some great classical guitar players of 20th century. (sample videos)  
 
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saldunlop (1 day ago) Show Hide
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i dont like segovias playing..he plays really choppy
vivaldialejoxxx (1 day ago) Show Hide
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PEPE ROMEROOOOOOOO
mitricioiu (3 days ago) Show Hide
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1:30 asturias-andre segovia
randyoyo888 (3 days ago) Show Hide
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does anyone know the song 1:30 to 1:52?
BonsayCow (4 days ago) Show Hide
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i can play the song at 3:36, it's called "prelude n°1, villa lobos" ^^
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Where's paco????
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Con tdodo respeto faltó el maestro Alirio Díaz. de Venezuela
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@kikkom4n i did not say there is a huge gap in technique between yamashita and everyone else. a matter of fact, john williams has superior technique to yamashita and pretty much everybody else in the world. and violin technique has not been refined any longer than guitar technique. guitar is far older than violin. the bottom of the line is that the human brain notices certain things. ears only hear technique up to a point. after that, it is musicality and expression that make music sound good
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i was tthe one who said that there is a large gap between yamashita and the others.

john williams cannot do a large amount of the techniques that yamashita can do. john williams does not have the right hand and left control that yamashita has. i sincerely doubt that williams can do tremelo, chord changes, and the different tones that yamashita can do.

i am fine with your opinion that wiliams is a better musician than yamashita but please do not call yamashita a machine.
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although its true i shouldn't say julian bream pales in comparison. his interpretations are incredible.

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