A Felicidade

Performed by Soichi Muraji, Japanese young guitarist.
Composed by Antonio C. Jobim
Arranged by Roland Dyens

http://www.jvcmusic.co.jp/murajisoichi/english/index.html

http://www.rolanddyens.com/

Category:

Music

Tags:

• classical
• guitar
• soichi
• muraji
• 村治
• 奏一
• roland
• dyens

[rocknrollradioz]

i give up on guitar...

[Jederson94]

Muito bom. Parabéns para este jovem que soube interpretar muito bem esta música.

[duendemental]

Damn you Japanese people... How come you are always awesome? pqp...

[silviopqueiroz]

Wonderful!

Bravo, Soichi Muraji and Brazilian Music!

[kingofskateop]

Very good technique, but for the bossa nova its too aggressive and fast... Listen R. Dyens' A Felicidade, and that's bossa nova.

[lokimdoidim]

VERY, VERY GOOD!

I LIKE IT!

MUSIC IS UNIVERSAL!

[PianoIV]

Really well played.

[LacoDePucia]

@benjaminaraica1 like...?

[crazycool1128]

@pianoplayeruk I just realized what guitar he's using..I think its a hauser, the headstock has 3 petals like a hauser instead of 5 like a Digiorgio. The "orange" colored tuning buttons(it's not a dirty old white button) is also typical of a hauser's tuner produced in his Reisbach workshop. The rosette is alternating layers of herringbone design like a hauser.

[pianoplayeruk]

@crazycool1128

Im almost certain he's playing a De Giorgio from Brazil. A couple of times you can see the face of the head clearly and it has the very distinctive carving of the head face common to De Giorgio guitars..

[Hania454]

Great upload. Thanks

[wch1tv]

What talent. He sounds like three guitars. He plays this great piece by A.C. Jobim with amazing dexterity. Personally, I would have loved to hear this just a little more adaggio - just because I love the composition and hang on it's beautiful chords. Arguably, he plays a more demanding speed.

Bravissimo