Berceuse Cancion de cuna, arranged for guitar by Leo Brouwer
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Hola nuevamente :)
Quiero contarte que al ver este video me inspiré a tocar esta pieza también, y al verlo nuevamente, quiero felicitarte porque está muy bien resuelta la digitación e interpretación.
Felicitaciones!
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nice super ! - 5*
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very nice!
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q lindo, me la disfrute mucho !
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thumbs up !!
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nice interpretation! would you check out my videos? i play Estudio 13 by Fernando Sor, that you play, it would be interesting to receive an opinion from you :) cheers!
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Very nice!
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One of my favorites! Nice job!
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The original was for voice, and was composed before Brouwer was born. The title is "DRUME NEGRITA", by ELISEO GRENET, Cuban composer from the first half of the 20th Century. The song shows us a black, poor woman singing a lullaby to her baby daughter. Maybe Brouwer did arrange it for the guitar, but the original is by Eliseo Grenet.
The composer was ELISEO GRENET, cuban. There is a fairly recent misconception that Leo Brouwer composed the original, but he didn't; Eliseo Grenet did, and the title is 'DRUME NEGRITA".
jmvitiermusiclover 1 year ago
@jmvitiermusiclover Yes, you are absolutely right! Brouwer only arranged it for the guitar.
chocolixous 1 year ago
It sounds great. I just don't understand why you change position during the theme.
MrNadeeo 3 years ago
The way it is played here is just fine - she keeps it smooth. Staying in position makes for a very difficult stretch, which can also break up the smoothness.
JapJackson 2 years ago
@JapJackson You're absolutely right! That's why I had to change the position.
chocolixous 1 year ago
@MrNadeeo The reason for the position change is so that I can keep the melody smoother. I don't play it in the same position as it is marked in the score, because I have to stretch pretty far to get the note.
chocolixous 1 year ago