Masterclass #3 with Shin-ichi Fukuda - Guitar Virtuosi 2019, Moscow

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Classical guitar virtuoso Shin-ichi Fukuda, Japan, runs the public masterclass as the part of the educational program of the Moscow International 'Guitar Virtuosi' festival, 2019.
Student - Edward Grmushyan.
Piece - Introduction and Rondo no. 2 op. 2 by Dionisio Aguado (1784-1849).
The masterclass runs in English with continuous translation into Russian.
Translator: Andrey Semyonov.
March 23rd, 2019
Bashmet Center, Moscow
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Camera: Konstantin Neklyudov

[@henriquemonte4789]

What a wonderful master is Mr. Shin-ichi Fukuda!

[@joemalone3099]

Great MASTER at work...

[@user-mk6ro6dw3l]

ありがとうございます🙏✨
(・・;⚡？最上級クラスですかねぇ？
素晴らしい動画をありがとうございます🙏🎸

[@Gusrikh1]

Excellent..

[@rjlchristie]

Observations on tempo, metre and phrasing were all right on the button. Lucky pupil.

[@jonatan0bass]

Impressionante

[@robinterkzer8128]

The master enjoyed the students technique ! xxxxxxx

[@kerimcabbar7159]

Right hand technique of the Pupil is quite crooked

[@lunarlight3131]

his nails look too long and pointy which is causing it most likely

[@densu10]

Oh man, this guy is so hilarious.

[@lunarlight3131]

why?

[@invisableobserver]

He's a nicer teacher than Segovia was.

[@soundknight]

That's not hard to achieve! Segovia didn't have to be though, he was one of the greatest for a reason, if you got his lesson you were lucky and you damn well better be able to earn the place otherwise he would punish you for it and I think deservedly so. Brilliance shouldn't be allowed down for those not able enough.

[@rjlchristie]

Segovia's lessons were conducted in large measure to affirm Segovia's ego and personal vision of the guitar.
Segovia was a two-edged sword in terms of the guitar community, at once a great inspiration and great achiever on the other edge a self-promoting musical tyrant with no tolerance of differing approaches.

[@soundknight]

He reminds of Goran?? That flamenco guy from Russia.
He is quite a good young player, it's too work on but a good foundation in everything left handed. His right hand sounds limp, needs better tone production and more effort in controlling initial contact between nail and string.