Adriano Del Sal: Live in Sydney, 2016

Italian Virtuoso, Adriano Del Sal, performs live in Sydney, at the Mosman Art Gallery for our Guitar Passion Recital Series:
Frederico Moreno-Torroba
Piezas Caracteristicas: Preambulo -Olivare - Melodia - Los Mayos - Albada - Panorama
Johann Sebastian Bach
Prelude Fugue & Allegro BWV 998
Cinema Paradiso

[@jhmguitar]

An artful and rich interpretation of the Torroba work. I came to this through your 2010 recording. Wonderful playing!!! Bravo!

[@manoelsabatinojunior]

Bravíssimo!! Adriano, fantastic guitarist!!! Thanks Guitar Passion!!!!

[@pietrolocatto8683]

Stupendo!! 👏🏻

[@anthonyluu9121]

Amazing

[@maxmarto]

Fantastico!

[@gallettoguitarist]

Bravissimo Adriano 😙😙😙

[@francescojsb]

Non è indicato il bis, è il Cançó del lladre di Miguel Llobet (a cui subito dopo ha attaccato una cosa che non ho riconosciuto, che assomiglierebbe un po' all'inno nazionale australiano, ma non mi sembra neanche quello ... attendiamo lumi in merito, magari direttamente dal nostro bravo concertista).

[@francescojsb]

provo a tradurlo in inglese
The encore is not indicated, it is the Cançó del lladre by Miguel Llobet (which immediately afterwards attacked something that I did not recognize, which would look a little like the Australian national anthem, but it doesn't even seem like that ... we await enlightenment in this regard, perhaps directly from our good concert performer).

[@marioramosribeiro7869]

Please, share the program!

[@terenssotiri1683]

F.M. Torroba : 6 piezas caracteristicas
J.S. Bach : Prelude, Fugue and Allegro 998
E. Morricone: Love theme from Gabriel's Oboe
M. Llober: Canco del Lladre

[@davidcalderon8322]

Bravisisisisisi.... si.... si, mo

[@curaticac5391]

Some Italian performers should not play Bach.

[@miguelir5910]

and some people should shut their mouths and respect the work of other people

[@cliffworks748]

and why would you say that?

[@sississulo]

Great!

[@steveassante6797]

Hmmm..... Sounds like a comment from a frustrated keyboard player or violinist! Or is it that you have no "Ear" for the added Tonality that the Classical Guitar is capable of bringing to Bach's music?