here in a seoul coffee bean cafe drinking americano now for me, watching maestro segovia play in japan 1959 when korea was destitute, is a strange feeling.
Had the privilege as a teenager (pop never appealed) of hearing Segovia perform live in a large concert hall. Having just heard a track of this piece played by the composer Granados on a piano (recorded on a piano roll), and being amazed by its quality and freshness, Segovia brings the piece alive in a strikingly similar way.
You bring back memories of my youth. I treated my best friend to a Segovia performance for her 16th birthday. It was a Pittsburgh Symphony concert on a VERY cold winter night. It must have been 1957, around the time of this recording. I don’t remember the program but do remember he played 5 encores, and my friend and I were enthralled.
@@cruscante I have. Much prefer Granados' own interpretation. Haven't heard anyone coming close to that on piano other than Alicia de Larrocha on piano or Segovia on guitar.
So beautiful - his sound is mesmerising - nobody can sound like him - even if they are technically more adept - he is the true pioneer of the solo guitar - his legacy will endure - long after others have been forgotten - his is the soul of the Iberian peninsular
Partiu com 94 anos de idade, viveu bastante e deixou um grande legado na música no mundo com os seus altos clássicos executados com muita abilidade e maestría no seu violão....continue descansando em paz nos aconchegos de Deus professor Andrés Segovia🙏 (BRASIL)
Lo que une o debería unir a todas las gentes de esta península no son las banderas o un país por el simple hecho de serlo (falso patriotismo), si no la cultura, diferente en cada zona, pero con un espíritu común, como esta trascendental pieza que a mí por ejemplo siendo y viviendo al norte del todo, en Euskadi, me siento tan identificado como un andaluz con ella, me pone los pelos de punta... Hay un alma que recorre toda esta tierra, de norte a sur, y este tema de Granados me parece que es el que mejor recoge esa sensación. Gracias.
Es el gen ibero haplogrupo R1b que toda la península tenemos desde Vascos, gallegos, andaluces, catalanes castellanos valencianos asturiano, Portugeses, la genética no miente es ciencia
As danças espanholas de Enrique Granados são todas de uma beleza ímpar, principalmente essa que é a de número cinco ou Playera Andaluza. Bravo Maestro Segóvia!
My husband and I saw him in person in San Jose, California, years ago. Little know fact - there are two well trained mice wearing sombreros inside his guitar playing their little hearts out.
Thats the '37 Hauser in this video. It only had 3 years to live at this time before it was destroyed in a accident. That was probably the darkest day in the history of the guitar.
Soul stirring.Maestro makes light work of this classic.You could take the great man out of Spain but not Spain out of his music even when he plays Bach.Os there a 'boom' chuck kind of strum technique also involved. Very refined personality too.Virtuoso singular !Thanks maestro!Andres Segovia rest in peace !Thanks for sharing !
Imaginate si Don Atahualpa Yupanqui fuera conocido en el mundo como le fue Segovia! Segovia siempre he tocado lo mismo. Lo de otros. Tarrega, albeniz…. Atahualpa Yupanqui ademas de excelente guitarrista, toco simpre cosas suyas. Es la grande diferencia
No tienes ni idea,Andrés Segovia además de un maestro de la guitarra fué un prolífico compositor,así que de tocar lo de otros nada de nada,infórmate antes de hacer el ridículo.
When I first heard Segovia play this some 40 years ago I was horrified at his broken phrasing of the opening melody. Listening again my opinion is unchanged.
I've always felt the same. Segovia never played Spanish composers as the composers wrote the phrasing. Not even the adagio movement from the "Fantasia para un gentilhombre" survived to his "interpretation" and it's more moderato than adagio and suffocating, it does not breath, like the partiture stipulates. EDIT: This comment before has, wrongly, the concierto named as "Concierto de Aranjuez", which he never played.
@@franzrogar I understood that Segovia refused to ever perform the Aranjuez, because it was dedicated to and premiered by Sainz de La Maza. Such was Segovia's ego. You may be confusing the Concierto with the Fantasia para gentilhombre dedicated to Segovia.
@@rjlchristie You're right. I've made the required corrections to avoid spread of wrong information, nothing it was wrongly noted before. Thanks for the correction :-)
Tengamos en cuenta que el sonido de este video no hace justicia al maestro. Posiblemente sus mejores grabaciones hayan sido en los años 50 y 60 cuando parecía tocar en una gigantesca catedral.
Wonderful sound as always, from Segovia, he was really charismatic. However, the rhythym here is an absolute shambles. It always seemed to me he was making up as he went along. There are so many really fine players nowadays. Many inspired by Segovia, despite his liberal useage of rubato!
I maestri di vari strumenti ,compresa chitarra , hanno ritenuto che Segovia fosse il migliore esecutore ed interprete dell'epoca ed hanno mandato da lui i loro migliori allievi. Questo basta. Chiediamoci piuttosto come suonavano gli altri.
I think this video may be older. ua-cam.com/video/rjRLpE_Tzd/v-deo.html You can clearly see that his hair was still dark and on the whole looks younger than in the video of him playing the Granados piece here.
@@barryjones9362 You're right, it probably got taken down due to some copyright issue. I wish I had downloaded it, but it is too late now and am not sure how to find it again.
![Danza Española 5.Andaluza (E.Granados) | Nene YOKOMURA [Daniel Friederich 1968]](/img/n.gif)
Drinking hot coffee and watching listening guitar maestro Segovia playing classic guitar . It is the best thing
I'm doing this very thing
here in a seoul coffee bean cafe drinking americano now for me, watching maestro segovia play in japan 1959 when korea was destitute, is a strange feeling.
美しい発音の秘密は墓に持ち込まれました。
Ay, qué preciosidad . No la conocía con la guitarra . Era una de las que llevaba en el examen de piano ❤
¡¡Siii, hermosísima interpretación!!
Acabo de descubrir esta grabación…es increíble.
😮❤
También la aprendí al piano.
Had the privilege as a teenager (pop never appealed) of hearing Segovia perform live in a large concert hall. Having just heard a track of this piece played by the composer Granados on a piano (recorded on a piano roll), and being amazed by its quality and freshness, Segovia brings the piece alive in a strikingly similar way.
You bring back memories of my youth. I treated my best friend to a Segovia performance for her 16th birthday. It was a Pittsburgh Symphony concert on a VERY cold winter night. It must have been 1957, around the time of this recording. I don’t remember the program but do remember he played 5 encores, and my friend and I were enthralled.
Just listen to Benedetti Michelangeli' s performance on piano ( Klavier)
@@cruscante I have. Much prefer Granados' own interpretation. Haven't heard anyone coming close to that on piano other than Alicia de Larrocha on piano or Segovia on guitar.
Pas d'accord. Tot capita quam sententiae
セゴビアは凄いとしか言いようがない。貴重な映像をどうもありがとうございます。
The one and only master of classical guitar
So beautiful - his sound is mesmerising - nobody can sound like him - even if they are technically more adept - he is the true pioneer of the solo guitar - his legacy will endure - long after others have been forgotten - his is the soul of the Iberian peninsular
セゴビアの最高の演奏が日本で実現されたことがものすごく嬉しい．
Segovia didn't merely play music, he puts himself into his interpretation. I had the extreme pleasure of attending 6 of his performances.
I never feel tired to listen and watching because It is perfect
Segovia un maestro della chitarra grandissimo insuperabile
Partiu com 94 anos de idade, viveu bastante e deixou um grande legado na música no mundo com os seus altos clássicos executados com muita abilidade e maestría no seu violão....continue descansando em paz nos aconchegos de Deus professor Andrés Segovia🙏 (BRASIL)
The one who can narrate with guitar. Tell the stories with playing music.
so captivating. Im so glad that people find these historical records and decide to post them.
Compelling, authoritative and beautiful. ❤
I wept when I heard him play this when I was 12 in 19959. He still has the same affect.
Lo que une o debería unir a todas las gentes de esta península no son las banderas o un país por el simple hecho de serlo (falso patriotismo), si no la cultura, diferente en cada zona, pero con un espíritu común, como esta trascendental pieza que a mí por ejemplo siendo y viviendo al norte del todo, en Euskadi, me siento tan identificado como un andaluz con ella, me pone los pelos de punta... Hay un alma que recorre toda esta tierra, de norte a sur, y este tema de Granados me parece que es el que mejor recoge esa sensación. Gracias.
Maybe do you know their names? 😋
Y yo, siendo andaluza, me siento agradecida. 🤗🤗
Y desde Catalunya también se ama el arte de Segovia.
Es el gen ibero haplogrupo R1b que toda la península tenemos desde Vascos, gallegos, andaluces, catalanes castellanos valencianos asturiano, Portugeses, la genética no miente es ciencia
@@JLAC54 La genética no tiene nada que ver con el sentimiento, en todo caso es el espíritu!
Unbelievable that I can watched video from'59 !!
I was one year old in 59. Wish I started playing then.
Segovia is an unsurpassed master of sound. I am afraid that a guitarist of this level will not appear very soon
There are plenty. Why discredit how far guitar has come today?
As danças espanholas de Enrique Granados são todas de uma beleza ímpar, principalmente essa que é a de número cinco ou Playera Andaluza. Bravo Maestro Segóvia!
:-) como español me siento orgulloso de ambos, compositor e interprete:-)
lo que me da mucha tristeza, como italiano que vive en España,es que hoy está casi del todo olvidado.
👍👍👍
Gracias a Internet. Yo lo estoy descubriendo y es sublime!!!. Se respira Flamencura y passion
Lo trágico pasó con Enrique Granados que murió junto de su mujer... joven en alto mar ...
beautiful played on the great guitar!!! wonderful tone color...yea it's Hauser!!!
Andrés Segovia, hacia y entregaba música dulce, trascendental y llena de pasión!
わざわざ聴きにロンドンまで行ったよー、🎉
あんたは偉い❗
Fantastic touch!
My husband and I saw him in person in San Jose, California, years ago. Little know fact - there are two well trained mice wearing sombreros inside his guitar playing their little hearts out.
Vox Daze, clearly not the trained mice who were playing inside his guitar!
Que belleza! Gracias
LINDA MELODIA! EXCELENTE INTERPRETAÇÃO!
¡Una maravilla!...
I like how he tunes the guitar while he’s playing
Understanding, interpretation and touch - Segovia!
May be This is a video which was taken in Tokyo recital in 1959.He was so much as 66 years old.Great guitarist in the world!
good information
you too XD
thanks, beutiful video.
So expressive. Bravo!
El mejor guitarrista, gracias por compartirlo, saludos cordiales desde Bogotá Colombia, mi hermoso y amado país 💛💛💙❤️🥰🤗😇
Thats the '37 Hauser in this video. It only had 3 years to live at this time before it was destroyed in a accident. That was probably the darkest day in the history of the guitar.
Somos privilegiados, gracias Maestro!
He's still playing on the Hauser guitar here, amazing video! Badass tuning at 1:12 haha. Thanks for sharing !!
This is remarkably gorgeous!
He's playing his Hauser. You can tell he loved that guitar.
I loved it thank you very much
Mestre dos mestres!
MARAVILHOSO
I haven’t heard anybody else who plays this unique transcription of Segovia.
This is wonderful.
Superb as always!
Perfezione di un vero genio
The art and magic of Segovia and his Hauser.
Beautiful tone of Hauser Ist, 1937. It had been used for 27 years by the maestro.
Segovia led the way...the world is grateful for his dedication.Bream is the greatest player ever followed by John Williams & David Russell.
What about Narciso Yepes or Paco de Lucia
A csodagitáros. Előadás, technika, vibrátó, portamentó, dinamika. Ő az etalon!!! ( Nem rock gitáros peszergés, beképzeltség, bohóckodás!!!)
The details changed a lot over the years.
Guitar completely changes the texture and mood of this song, very interesting performance
Not everyone can tune a guitar string in the middle of a song without missing a beat, but Segovia can.
Could...He is long dead.
@@Babybugex stupidest comment 2023
@@witchy6978 fastest replay 2023
@@Dante_Alighieri3 prove it
@@witchy6978 I am still here☕️
Forever maestro. R.I.P.
Unica esecuzione ,insuperabile !
I saw him in Copenhagen twice in the 1970es
Soul stirring.Maestro makes light work of this classic.You could take the great man out of Spain but not Spain out of his music even when he plays Bach.Os there a 'boom' chuck kind of strum technique also involved. Very refined personality too.Virtuoso singular !Thanks maestro!Andres Segovia rest in peace !Thanks for sharing !
*plus
nUNCA entendere como hay personas que puede poner el pulgar abajo a semejante genio!!!!!
Haroldo Miguel Forcillo Los enamorados de Nitsuga.
@Tobías Pérez como te atreves a decir que Segovia fue más grande, que el tremendo COMPOSITOR 🎼 AGUSTIN PÍO BARRIOS MANGORE
The best ever!!!!!!
gran compositor
The great Andrés Segovia.
wow! that's why he's the master!
Always the best..
You can hear the two voices speak to you.
Andalusia here I come!
Il tocco del Maestro
Is there anymore footage of this session? Correct, this IS the last know footage of the maestro playing the 37' Hauser. Thanks for posting!
Unbelievable!!!
2:10からの1番良いところからなんでセゴビア先生の頭しか写してないんだよ‼️
it just that guitar has envolve from his era.
Great
Is it possible to get the other parts of this beautiful concert? :)
❤❤❤
Énorme
The master
There's photo evidence that Segovia was once young.
He was 'only' 66 when this video was made.
that's fake news
lol
Yea - that's the way that should be done.
Joli !
The master!
Arriba España ... ahora y siempre ...
❤🌹
Virtuoso
Imaginate si Don Atahualpa Yupanqui fuera conocido en el mundo como le fue Segovia! Segovia siempre he tocado lo mismo. Lo de otros. Tarrega, albeniz…. Atahualpa Yupanqui ademas de excelente guitarrista, toco simpre cosas suyas. Es la grande diferencia
No tienes ni idea,Andrés Segovia además de un maestro de la guitarra fué un prolífico compositor,así que de tocar lo de otros nada de nada,infórmate antes de hacer el ridículo.
👑
C est énorme rip maître
what is that weird chord at the beginning of the song/throughout?
Fantastic player that Segovia was I prefer Alirio Diaz' interpretation of this piece every time. Diaz often referred to Segovia as "The Maestro".
When I first heard Segovia play this some 40 years ago I was horrified at his broken phrasing of the opening melody.
Listening again my opinion is unchanged.
I've always felt the same. Segovia never played Spanish composers as the composers wrote the phrasing. Not even the adagio movement from the "Fantasia para un gentilhombre" survived to his "interpretation" and it's more moderato than adagio and suffocating, it does not breath, like the partiture stipulates. EDIT: This comment before has, wrongly, the concierto named as "Concierto de Aranjuez", which he never played.
@@franzrogar I understood that Segovia refused to ever perform the Aranjuez, because it was dedicated to and premiered by Sainz de La Maza. Such was Segovia's ego.
You may be confusing the Concierto with the Fantasia para gentilhombre dedicated to Segovia.
@@rjlchristie You're right. I've made the required corrections to avoid spread of wrong information, nothing it was wrongly noted before. Thanks for the correction :-)
A clip that could benefit from TLC in a sound lab.
Tengamos en cuenta que el sonido de este video no hace justicia al maestro. Posiblemente sus mejores grabaciones hayan sido en los años 50 y 60 cuando parecía tocar en una gigantesca catedral.
aniellio desderio is the greatest that ever lived
Wonderful sound as always, from Segovia, he was really charismatic. However, the rhythym here is an absolute shambles. It always seemed to me he was making up as he went along. There are so many really fine players nowadays. Many inspired by Segovia, despite his liberal useage of rubato!
E L M E J O R
Williams is a mean ping pong player too.
I maestri di vari strumenti ,compresa chitarra , hanno ritenuto che Segovia fosse il migliore esecutore ed interprete dell'epoca ed hanno mandato da lui i loro migliori allievi. Questo basta. Chiediamoci piuttosto come suonavano gli altri.
Foda
Зашто нема Гранадосове "Шпанске игре бр 4 " која је најлепша од свих?!
This is the oldest video I have seen of Segovia playing. He was probably at his best before 1960.
I think this video may be older. ua-cam.com/video/rjRLpE_Tzd/v-deo.html
You can clearly see that his hair was still dark and on the whole looks younger than in the video of him playing the Granados piece here.
@@madaboutvoice the link is dead, can we access that video anywhere else?
@@barryjones9362 You're right, it probably got taken down due to some copyright issue. I wish I had downloaded it, but it is too late now and am not sure how to find it again.
And here Segovia is playing in 1932, but this is not a video, audio only ua-cam.com/video/v93b0pXUo0c/v-deo.html
1:11
Hey people with great taste in music, pls recommend me some great classical guitarists to listen to. Thanks in advance.
@Vox Daze Thanks
Roland Dyens, Raphaël Rabello, Sharon Isbin, Jorge Cardoso, Antoine Boyer, Raphaël Feuillatre, Vidovic, Nicola Hall, Grisha Goryachev... Amongst many others.