Agustín Barrios - La Catedral - Guitarra César Amaro

http://lacatedraldebarrios.blogspot.com/2010/12/la-magica-catedral-de-agustin... piece was composed in the autumn of 1921 in Montevideo, Uruguay and was dedicated to the Catedral Metropolitana of Montevideo. Agustin Barrios was in that moment, spending a few days at a hotel called ABC, located on the streets of Sarandi and Alzaibar, a short distance from said Cathedral. It was composed in the beginning with 2 movements, and has for subtitle "Distico Sacro". Afterwards in 1938 in Cuba, he composed a Prelude, that after having played it solo for a time, he decided to add it to his old work, The Catedral. Here I present the three movements.
Obra compuesta en otoño de 1921 en Montevideo - Uruguay y dedicada a la Catedral Metropolitana de Montevideo.
Agustín Barrios estaba en ese momento pasando unos dias en un hotel llamado ABC, hubicado en las calles Sarandí y Alzaibar, a pocas distancia de dicha Catedral.
Fue compuesta en un comienzo con 2 movimientos y tiene como subtitulo "Distico Sacro" luego en 1938 en Cuba compone un preludio, que despues de haberlo tocado solo durante un tiempo resuelve agregar a su antigua obra La Catedral.
Aqui presento los tres movimientos
Cesar Amaro

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[waldyrm]

impressionante!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[6cuerdas6]

@waldyrm Gracias!!!!!!!!!

[mauson1963]

Estimado amigo Cesar, es domingo por la tarde y estoy en compañía de tu música tan poética. Descubro de nuevo esta pieza hermosa - gracias! Con admiración, tu amigo Andreas

[6cuerdas6]

@mauson1963 Gracias Andreas, gran Maestro!!!

[105adrian]

quisiera tocar la guitarra como el...ojala algun dia lo lograra 

[Oliy92466]

Great video and music, dear Cesar Amaro!********BRAVO!!!

Love,

Olga/

[Acharoen]

Love it !

[12345678920318]

muy buena su interpretación como siempre!!!!

[SabMei1]

I´m here again dear Cesar - can listen to this beautiful playing again and again!

This is one of my most favourite guitar pieces and I like your interpretation very much.

Hope you are well - take care - Sabine

[ChopFooey]

What I want to know is where are the other two guitarists that are obviously there somewhere, out of frame? All kidding aside this piece sounds like two or three songs intricately woven, each like a loving prayer whispered in repose. The third act took me somewhere I didn't even know existed.

BRAVO!