Juilliard Pre-College Guitar Recital

Asher Elbaz, Emmie Finckel, Icia Fyodorova, Kevin Sherwin, Shantum Misra, and Ryan Johnson of the Juilliard Pre-College perform with Andrew Greenwald, Robbie Nance, and Tim Mann of NYU. Repertoire includes Gavotte I by Bach and L'Evasion by Piazzolla.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• classical
• guitar
• juilliard
• nyu
• bach
• gavotte
• l'evasion
• piazzolla

[salvadorr88]

lol Juilliard is one of the best performing arts school in the world, it is very hard. From your videos, I think what is presented in this video is beyond your level of playing and is WAY more complicated. If you think the way they're holding the guitar is funny, I'm sure they'd find your way hilarious. Go hear a Juilliard guitarist perform and I assure you it will be a humbling experience. Sorry for bashing you, but c'mon someone had to and I'm bored.

[Dmanrule575]

I agree that that Juliard is a great prestigious school. A musician however, is not determined by technicality or skill, they are measured by creativity. If a musician operates solely with the confines of musical theory and science. They are limiting themselves to pre-determined modes and scales. By just putting these materials together, they are no longer artists... they are musical construction workers.

[ForeverAgainstGuitar]

Ahhhhhhh! This souunds like the classical Piece called MY DICK !!! ah Man what a classic =D #TopCommentFlow

[XxJailhawkkxX]

oh the harmony's :) 

[saffydane]

@

Stefgabby , you can apply now. Why wait?

[thenamesfrancisco]

what piece is this?

[celticsisthebestteam]

@Dmanrule575 I agree that one with out musical training can definitely be a better musician than one that knows all the theory. However, just because someone does utilize scales and modes to construct their music, doesn't mean they lack creativity.

[Milesbakerforguitar]

@StevenWangMusic I'd like to see you play these pieces perfectly in time, under pressure, and even play them correctly. Good luck if you don't know how to read. There's no way you can easily determine how to play this stuff by ear... Not a chance man. There's many note length variations that would prove very very very difficult to play 'by ear' and especially if you think its' funny' how they sit... you my friend are a dipshit.

[SuperMattarr]

@myincepie disgree totally with our statement.,ive been playing guitar for 3 years and when i started most guitar players in my school were really good and i wasnt even close to them,3 years later im a senior and im the best in my school now.i got better then them because i worked hard,and theres a difference between practiceing and playing.

[myincepie]

@SuperMattarr Not true at all. As long as you practice effectively and get a lot done when you DO practice, you don't need to practice NEARLY as much. I practice (on average) 2 hours a day.

[SuperMattarr]

@BrianJLeong not likely,but dont ever doubt yourself,practice 16 hours a day.u wont get there with normal practicing,u gotta be obsessive.

[Vesivian]

@Dmanrule575 Being creative is good, not being able to show it due to the lack of technical skill is bad.