Polonaise by Dionisio Aguado

These are the final measures of Aguado's Polonaise from his Op.2
Recorded for Reflexiones Domingo, a bilingual TV show from Tucson, Arizona.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Guitar
• aguado
• classical
• colombia
• banana
• Tucson
• strings

[cellistwoman]

Ok...Why am I sitting here? I better go practise :P

[KarloPero]

@cellistwoman, I was thinking the very same thing.

[komodo93433]

awesome!

[marcogilli]

Bravo, bravissimo. Ottima interpretazione.

[Bridge102]

Really nice playing!

[ZzOoTtZz]

Aguado used techniques we use today that many of his contemporaries did not, i.e., nails, tripodium/stand, and he wrote a fine methodology that is eloquent and demanding.

[ZzOoTtZz]

I truly appreciate the music of Aguado, scant as it may be as compared to, his contemporary, Sor. Aguado's music moves me more so, it's has more flare, and requires a greater virtuosic ability. Not, to say that Sor wasn't a great composer and his output was far-far-greater but, on the whole I find that Aguado was a more intuitive composer, teacher, and inventor.

[CiRkODs]

wery nice!!!

[mamoriska88]

wow its so nice

[shadowskmera]

Very good.

Awesome your guitar, very nice sound.

[martinalex123]

great.