Thomas Viloteau: Llobet's Variations on a Theme of Sor

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  • @fretlord4201
    @fretlord4201 10 років тому +8

    This song saved my sanity and started me playing guitar seriously. Until then I was just plucking out heavy metal cover tunes. Brings memories back, hearing it played so well!!

  • @thinkpad20
    @thinkpad20 15 років тому +2

    You have some of the most flawless technique I've ever witnessed in a classical guitarist. There is nary a single missed note in any of your performances, no matter the speed or difficulty. Highly impressive.

  • @poupee58
    @poupee58 14 років тому +1

    This piece needs to be played more often ,an excellent work by LLobet ,and Sor of course. A terrific young virtuoso.

  • @rubenize
    @rubenize 13 років тому

    Was fortunate enough to see him perform live. An amazing performance without a doubt.

  • @IronPriest82
    @IronPriest82 13 років тому

    Man this flawless...I watch this video every so often and it still gives me goose bumps!

  • @sir1920
    @sir1920 14 років тому

    i was studying under him a couple months ago. Phenomenal teacher. Changed my playing greatly.

  • @poupee58
    @poupee58 14 років тому

    This piece needs to be played more often ,an excellent work by LLobet ,and Sor of course.

  • @litaibaikidmort
    @litaibaikidmort 14 років тому +1

    nice job, Thomas. The greatest version I've ever heard

  • @ytmember1
    @ytmember1 16 років тому

    Great talent! Good song too, and beautifully done! Thanks!

  • @raffitorossian6432
    @raffitorossian6432 6 років тому

    excellent music and performance...!

  • @Gangly1
    @Gangly1 15 років тому

    Wow!!
    Tremendous sir.
    That had everything I could wish for in ability.
    Superb.
    I will be paying to see you, and very soon.
    Cheers,
    Paul

  • @giuseppebonaiuto7596
    @giuseppebonaiuto7596 5 років тому

    The best versión 👍🏻🇻🇪🇮🇹🇪🇸🇺🇸

  • @nzarn
    @nzarn 11 років тому +3

    Indeed a great performance; the theme is much older than Sor however

  • @XRasenX
    @XRasenX 12 років тому +1

    I really had to clap in front of my monitor.
    Amazing rendition of a beautiful piece

  • @JamesBrock72
    @JamesBrock72 11 років тому

    amazing!

  • @poupee58
    @poupee58 14 років тому

    A terrific performance of this wonderful and sadly neglected work .Very sensitive playing ,Viloteau makes this look so easy.

  • @Powerbacker
    @Powerbacker 16 років тому

    Awesome!

  • @MrArdelco1970
    @MrArdelco1970 14 років тому

    wonderfull

  • @TheFirearmEnthusiast
    @TheFirearmEnthusiast 15 років тому

    Totally agree.

  • @poupee58
    @poupee58 14 років тому

    Viloteau is a very talented young artist .

  • @rareword
    @rareword 11 років тому

    fantastique !

  • @vakaruvejas
    @vakaruvejas 12 років тому

    excellent!

  • @oscardelanada
    @oscardelanada 14 років тому

    Increiblemente impresionante!! esta es una de Mis piezas favoritas y definitivamente eres de mis favoritos interpretandola :) mucho exito!!!

  • @crajagop1407
    @crajagop1407 16 років тому

    hmmm, it says on the music that the penultimate mvt is for the left hand 'only', I wonder what made Mr. Viloteau include the Van Halen RH 'finger-tapping', awesome though it is...

  • @poupee58
    @poupee58 14 років тому

    @guitartammy This guy is incredible ,the left hand only variation is amazing

  • @clcaed
    @clcaed 15 років тому

    Du grand thomas !!!
    merci
    EDDY du Quatuor CORDOBA

  • @kelborgui
    @kelborgui 9 років тому +1

    Bravooooooo!!!!

  • @clubpenguinwwe1
    @clubpenguinwwe1 11 років тому

    the best commentary ever

  • @Abs0lutGuitar
    @Abs0lutGuitar 15 років тому

    Yeah, sorry I didn't see that question. But it is Sor's Folia variations. :)

  • @MrArdelco1970
    @MrArdelco1970 14 років тому

    yeah, ajaj hace tapping, like electric, incredible, performance,

  • @carnagegerman
    @carnagegerman 12 років тому +1

    exactly! i have books that have both tab and standard notation, they are great!....if someone wants to use only standard, go for it. If you really prefer tab, also cool. but no one should have to be judge by there methods, only the musical result.

  • @kadasapa
    @kadasapa 8 років тому

    Excelenteee!!!

  • @IronPriest82
    @IronPriest82 15 років тому

    Another reason I can't stand the Grammy's and award shows like them...They praise so called artists that don't even write their own music as amazing artist...while guys like this guy go unheard of??? Good work man, I wish I had half your talent.

  • @jaygross803
    @jaygross803 11 років тому +1

    Incredible. -J:

  • @DanKyzerguitar
    @DanKyzerguitar 12 років тому +3

    Tablature has been around in different forms for the last 500 years. Its purpose then was the same as it is now: to communicate notation for a specific instrument in a more approachable way. Hundreds of years ago, those considered true musicians were not only required to read tablature and standard notation, but were also required to compose and even improvise proper counterpoint. Judging by the present discussion, our standards have obviously fallen.

  • @ariekoren4256
    @ariekoren4256 5 років тому

    This guy is beyond normal. Salut!!!

  • @pollepoulsen
    @pollepoulsen 14 років тому

    Just wanted to add to the discussion on where the theme is from. Technically, the theme is not Sor's, as it is "la Folia", a Spanish folk tune, that has been used by countless composers through the centuries. The theme (arrangement of) and first variation are taken directly from Sor's set of variations on the theme, and so it has been called thus. By the way... AWESOME performance!!!

  • @Estonianwoodsman
    @Estonianwoodsman 14 років тому

    @psychopathtoine yeah i think those are just the fingerings he chose. It's supposed to be a left hand only thing, but he probably just added tapping because he's a badass. It's a really cool idea imo. There's nothing that says it's wrong. The articulation of the notes doesn't really change and it probably makes it easier, not to mention really awesome.

  • @MKFingerstyleAcademy
    @MKFingerstyleAcademy 13 років тому +1

    @TheReaper3 real musicians work with everything

  • @KevinToine
    @KevinToine 13 років тому

    @betterdayz2011 i think he is using it to get a more legato flow in that bit. Works very well in my opinion

  • @lute323
    @lute323 16 років тому

    Beautiful. Liobet's compositions and transcriptions are really well made, although most of them are not so easy to play for me.

  • @QGfk1
    @QGfk1 12 років тому

    he's producing the first note on each string by pulling the flat of his i finger across; help's to give more sustain and greater clarity.

  • @herrlenin
    @herrlenin 15 років тому

    It is from Sor op. 15a

  • @IronPriest82
    @IronPriest82 15 років тому

    Whoa!!! That was good!

  • @QGfk1
    @QGfk1 12 років тому

    It's not a matter of dogmatism, just practicality. A good edition of sheet music gives you so much more than a straight tab, especially considering a good edition will have a good fingering chart.

  • @MathijsIgnoul
    @MathijsIgnoul 11 років тому

    Two handed tapping on classical guitar, Never thought I'd see the day.

  • @Cityloud
    @Cityloud 12 років тому

    IJOESU...!!! :O

  • @poupee58
    @poupee58 14 років тому

    A very talented young virtuoso .Why is this beautiful music so neglected by other guitarists ?

  • @Cirkygolfer86
    @Cirkygolfer86 14 років тому

    true statement.

  • @ToXin88
    @ToXin88 12 років тому

    what are you talking about? before i learn song, i listen to it 1000 times and then look at the tab, just to get the right notes. after this you practice and in the end you play it without anything by heart and it works pretty fine.

  • @betterdayz2011
    @betterdayz2011 13 років тому

    What's with the right hand in the left hand only variation? Is he cutting off strings or using it for assistance?

  • @ClassicalGas91
    @ClassicalGas91 14 років тому

    @markusthefarkus I don't see what this has to do with confidence.. but ok..
    If you can't find the sheet music, you should buy it.
    But if you have a good teacher, he will probably have the sheet music,
    or could get it quite easily.

  • @OkInsanity
    @OkInsanity 13 років тому

    @Mkamalid
    well spoken

  • @Vreci
    @Vreci 15 років тому

    Bravissimo !
    10 *s from Austria.
    best regards,
    wolfgang
    PS: is it a Smallman ?

  • @insertnicknamehere
    @insertnicknamehere 16 років тому

    does anyone know which theme of Sor it s from?

    • @False.wav_
      @False.wav_ 4 роки тому

      Sor took an anounymous theme called "follia"

  • @SanelRedzic
    @SanelRedzic 16 років тому

    Yes, this is Smallman guitar...

  • @MrDizzyvonclutch
    @MrDizzyvonclutch 10 років тому +1

    4:54 yippee!

  • @MrDizzyvonclutch
    @MrDizzyvonclutch 11 років тому

    Since when did there get to be variations on the variations?! I've never heard of this or seen it anywhere. Who published it? I like it!

  • @poupee58
    @poupee58 14 років тому

    Excellent playing ,very sensitive and also exciting and dynamic playing .This piece is superb abd sadly is neglected .

  • @KevinToine
    @KevinToine 14 років тому

    6:11 tapping on a classical guitar?

  • @MKFingerstyleAcademy
    @MKFingerstyleAcademy 14 років тому +1

    I'm just sad not a million ppl were at his concert. common ppl :(

  • @Abs0lutGuitar
    @Abs0lutGuitar 15 років тому

    I think only the theme and the first two variations are Sor's originals, everything else is Llobet's.

  • @MrDizzyvonclutch
    @MrDizzyvonclutch 10 років тому

    3:32- :36 is the best part!

  • @drDamian91
    @drDamian91 12 років тому +1

    The problem is, that if you learn from tabs, you just copy the fingering in both hands, in addiction how is it written. If you learn something from standard notation you can make your own free-will fingering, especially in left hand, which leads to better and often easier interpretation at the conclussion rather than if you would learn and work only with tabs.

  • @TheMagdielzuniga
    @TheMagdielzuniga 12 років тому +2

    No, real musicians learn music. They learn how to read, how to comprehend theory, how to approach the instrument in a comprehensively interpretive and knowledgeable fashion, they dive into the intentions of the composer, and they have the humility for restricting their own interpretive means.

  • @bigeteum
    @bigeteum 10 років тому

    is this a variation of folia de spagna?

    • @QGfk1
      @QGfk1 9 років тому

      Marco aurelio Guerra Yes! Much as with Rach's "Variations on a Theme of Corelli", it's a set of variations written on a set of variations.

  • @ghonik
    @ghonik 15 років тому

    few people in auditorium... wondering how is THAT possible.

  • @MrDizzyvonclutch
    @MrDizzyvonclutch 11 років тому

    2:14

  • @nicolasdeletroz1196
    @nicolasdeletroz1196 7 років тому

    quid du fa bécarre à 2:27

  • @RomanCoronado
    @RomanCoronado 15 років тому

    Technically most classical musicians do the same thing - perform music written by someone else. But being a classical guitarist myself I totally get what you're saying though and I agree. It's sad though because we've moved out of an era where there are great classical composers. Sure we still have people composing but there's nothing significant about the writting and it's not contributing to the art in the way that Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, Tchaikovsky, Debussy, etc did.

  • @IronPriest82
    @IronPriest82 15 років тому

    True but I guess in my own opinion I value this more than "just being able to sing". Many Pop stars have a talent to sing but other than that everything else is done for them. Their told how to dance what to wear ect. Millions of people can sing. Not everyone can write music or master an instrument.

  • @MrDizzyvonclutch
    @MrDizzyvonclutch 11 років тому

    3:22 WOW!, YOU'RE PRETTY GOOD!!!

  • @MrDizzyvonclutch
    @MrDizzyvonclutch 11 років тому

    2:55 :)

  • @Luvinhas
    @Luvinhas 12 років тому

    I compose something of my own, but to play pieces i read tab, only ocassionally sheet music, and man. i don't imitate perfomances. i make the dynamic myself and maybe even my own variations xp

  • @avvocatogorgia
    @avvocatogorgia 15 років тому

    accenti e/o tempi mi sembrano "strani" una variazioen su due... c'è qualcosa da verificare. La prima variazione poi, sempre se no si sbaglia di grosso, dovrebbe essere con i legati e non così...
    Nel complesso un buon suono.
    Ad majora.

  • @kratospchbus7625
    @kratospchbus7625 6 років тому

    6:11 ¡TRAMPOSO!

  • @aarib120
    @aarib120 16 років тому

    you know that greecs inspired all culturs befor crist. he's playing setar music using guitar!

  • @ThomasViloteauOfficial
    @ThomasViloteauOfficial 17 років тому

    well you know me...

  • @setax12
    @setax12 11 років тому +2

    It's becasuse real musicians work with scores, ear and in a school, not with tabs...

  • @wenglish1968
    @wenglish1968 11 років тому

    Good luck playing any lute music as it's written then.

  • @Gangly1
    @Gangly1 12 років тому +1

    Why not listen to it 10 times and learn to read standard notation instead? Seems simpler to me.
    If you did that 1000 times; you would still not play as well as this.

  • @mortellsartero
    @mortellsartero 11 років тому

    300!!! Spartaaaaaa!!!!! to 8 dislikes!
    Excellent!!!!

  • @KevinToine
    @KevinToine 11 років тому

    real musicians don't work with tabs? guess what they used for the vihuela and lute back in the day?

  • @carnagegerman
    @carnagegerman 13 років тому

    @TheReaper3 really? what if one said...real musicians learn only by ear...show a bit of flexibility...

  • @Pavle555
    @Pavle555 14 років тому

    @TheReaper3 Dont shit

  • @StandardToaster123
    @StandardToaster123 12 років тому

    They ought to be at least be able to read tabs... otherwise they really can't be THAT great of a musician.

  • @darkNiGHTS0
    @darkNiGHTS0 14 років тому

    If you need tabs you will NOT be able to play this piece at all.

  • @QGfk1
    @QGfk1 12 років тому

    If you want to be a real parrot of a musician. What if you want to compose something of your own? What if you want to do something other than imitate a performance?

  • @Luvinhas
    @Luvinhas 12 років тому

    Real musicians learn in any damn way if in the end they play it flawesly.

  • @nicomezi
    @nicomezi 11 років тому

    And what if I say that real musician has no meaning ?

  • @Gangly1
    @Gangly1 12 років тому

    OK.....now this a bit left field.. Why do great classical guitar playing men have a "geeky" look about them......when the top women players do not?
    Both sexes play equally as well.
    Yet one of them comes across much better in the performance.

  • @QGfk1
    @QGfk1 12 років тому

    Anybody who performs classical music NEEDS to be able to read music. It's not a subjective opinion, that's just how it is. It would be equivalent to being an author and not being able to read english. Ear training is also important, but learning by ear is more important in modern styles, because you lose so much of what can be done, and learning by ear is essentially just imitating somebody else. What about before recordings? Couldn't be done.

  • @DaGuittarMan
    @DaGuittarMan 14 років тому

    @TheReaper3 oh, poor lutenists. they're not musicians!!

  • @DarkHorseJ27
    @DarkHorseJ27 11 років тому

    Oh the ignorance..

  • @carnagegerman
    @carnagegerman 12 років тому

    look of course a big part of formal classical training is learning how to read standard notation..everyone knows that, but the dogmatic view that a true musician doesn't use tab is just irrational.

    • @mejon4699
      @mejon4699 6 років тому

      carnagegerman mostly renessaince music is played from tablatures, because most of lute music in that time was written in tablature, but that tablatures are different from modern ones.

  • @Missingnin69
    @Missingnin69 12 років тому

    Seconding this.