Danza Paraguaya | Agustin Barrios Mangore | NBN Guitar
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2018
- Agustin Barrios also known as Agustin Barrios Mangore or Nitsuga Mangore was a prolific Paraguayan composer of the 20th century. His many works were bought to light by the indefatigable efforts of the iconic classical guitarist John Williams.
The piece represented here is Danza Paraguaya and it is quite challenging in places especially in when the opening melodic line is reinforced by an inner voice later in the piece after the B section.
A score and classical guitar tutorial is here: nbnguitar.com/classical-guita...
Please don't forget to check out my other piece by Barrios - Julia Florida.
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Kia ora koutou. I'm back from South Korea and ready to get into making videos more regularly. Here's a beautiful piece from the Paraguayan master of guitar - Agustin Barrios. Let your fingers fly!
Agustin Barrios - South American Chopin of the classical guitar. Beautiful :-)
Well said Bogumil. He and Lauro are right up there. How's Thu Le though? What a guitarist she is! No doubt she'd offer a wonderful (and flawless) interpretation of this piece.
Barrios, the human. Mangore, the magic made music. This piece of art in and itself represents the beauty of nature, the passion for life and the hope in a better tomorrow!
This is fantastic. Great composition and well played. More Barrios Mangore Josh!
Thanks, John
Hey John! Good to hear from you. More Barrios Mangore for sure!
excelente!
Wow.... Lovely song, waiting for the tutorial!
Hey there Ony. It sure is isn't it? Tutorial should be up and running in a few days along with a score.
Lovely piece Joshua,Regards Mark
Thanks a bunch Mark. Barrios was the man!
It must be a challenge to learn to play these songs for the play-throughs, thank you Joshua
It sure is Xavier yet it's also a great joy for me and it keeps my brain and fingers intricately active! Thanks heaps for your comment Xavier.
This is too hard to play!💓good job!
Truly - this one pushed me to the limit and beyond!
Very enjoyable!
Thanks Siddharth. Good to hear from you again :)
Lovely piece Joshua!! awesome as always,
i subscribed and became premium member on your channel. its easy to learn with your tutorial ..
oh, i have a request on j.s bach please do BADINERIE BWV 1067. :)
Thank you Jeffry. I'm hoping to make the tutorial for this today. Premium members like you will have access to all 3 tutorials for it too! I'm so busy right now but I'm making a list for possible pieces to cover next year and I'll add the Badinerie BWV 1067 to the list. Thanks heaps for becoming a Premium NBN guitar member too Jeffy. People like you that support me financially truly make all that I do possible.
Hi Joshua! I look forward to sharing Spanish Serenade(Anonymous). I have never found a video how it played or any tabs.
Hi M. Can't say I know that one. Do you have a link?
Sir thank you!! You are doing a beautifull job can you tell me which guitar do you use?
Thanks Jaspreet. You're not the same Jaspreet Singh that is the creator of the Minority Mindset YT channel are you? Anyways to answer your question I use a Takamine TH5C with Savarez strings.
Haha unfortunately I am not sir but I do ressemble to him!! I am an Indian classical instrumentalist I am new to guitar and western classical music, youre videos have turned out as a blessing and thanks for responding sir!!
Haha same name and similar resemblance - perhaps you two are related! I love Indian classical music. I used to listen to the Indian groups that performed in some of the hotels I worked in when I lived in Dubai, Bahrain, and Oman. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I'm happy to hear you're enjoying my videos :)
Great job Joshua. In the future you should maybe teach flamenco. Just a suggestion, thanks for everything.
Thanks a lot Saam. I'd love to try teaching flamenco but I'm just not good enough in that style. I merely hack my way through for self-enjoyment.
La sexta esta en re?
Yes, 6th string tuned down a tone to D.
beautiful bro :)
Thanks bro. Loving your IG account man.
joshua rogers Oh really? Cheers mate I really appreciate that 😁🤜🏻🤛🏻 and I love you xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 😬
Tutorial? plz
Red-faction gamer Rex probably within the next seven days :)
You picked a hard one to play. it is not so fluent and confident as you normally play, are you learning this one still? Quite a few Barrios pieces I don't play as they are too difficult. Some of his other pieces are more forgiving! (but you know this already!!)
I sure did haha. I've learned this confidently and committed it to memory but it's certainly tricky. When the melody repeats later in the piece with the added inner voice things become a real challenge especially with the awkward stretches that happen one after another across several bars. I miffed a couple of bits here and there but overall I'm happy to have done it in a single run without any studio fix ups :) Haha yeah he knew how to make us work that's for sure!
Where did you find this easier arrangement? Did you just remove some voices? I'm pretty theres a lot of harmonic stuff that makes this piece challenging and I dont see why you did this version
It's Richard Stover's arrangement. I'm thinking you didn't listen all the way through because the additional voices you're mentioning are absent are definitely there when I repeat the opening melodic line. Some arrangements begin with all the harmonies present but this version thickens the timbre when the opening melody is repeated after the B section. I did this because I prefer this version. There's no way this arrangement is 'easier' David.
You play really good but I feel that you need to hear more traditional song from Paraguay to get a most precise interpretation I am a paraguayan guy and I don't speak ingles really well I hope I said good and you can understand me
Thanks Isaac. You're undoubtedly correct. I had listened to a few interpretations of this piece by Berta Rojas, John Williams, and David Russell and I even read a bit about the area but I'll make sure to do more research prior to posting anything from that region again. I guess this means I better travel to Paraguay someday!
Cdb Cdb Augustin Barrios Mangore was a contemporary of Segovia, definitely not a student. It is rumoured that the two met only once whilst Segovia was on a tour in South America. Apparently Segovia was quite taken with La Catedral - one of Mangore's compositions and promised to play it. Mangore then requested a friend send him a copy so that he might give it to Segovia but apparently there was no chance that the copy could arrive prior to Segovia' departure from South America. Thus it was never played by Segovia in any concerts or recordings. Popular belief is that Segovia tended to avoid music that was composed by the 'competition' and thus he remained restricted to his own transcriptions, works by deceased composers, or works specifically dedicated to him.
Mangore was a known virtuoso and a master composer well-versed in many styles of composition and his compositions were bought to the world at large by the indefatigable efforts of John Williams during the 1970s.
Well said, Issac.
@@nbnguitar I'm reading Six Silver Moonbeams, and the book suggests that Segovia and Mangore met in Mexico... just read today, that Segovia said of the encounter "Barrios wanted to destroy himself but couldn't, because he is a genius." And he allegedly left a set of gut strings as a gift (but probably more likely a sort of hint that he didn't approve of Barrios' use of metal strings, which stems from his underprivileged roots)...
anyway, good job on the interpretation!!!
Easy listen but hard to play
100% correct Pilus!
Falta el ritmo.
Playing it how I want to play it dude. Let's call it my own artistic interpretation
Ok. Suena bien. Saludos