Last year I drove 300+ kilometres from France to see him live in the cathedral in Lleida in Spain. People around me were in tears at the beauty of his performance. that does not happen very often....if you get the chance to see him grab it with both hands.
To see the entire crowd from small children to senior citizens all quiet and totally immersed in the journey Estas is going on is a truly beautiful experience.
I saw Estas perform in a small village in Wales at the first ever festival the village had. I went alone and sat at the back of the tent. His music that night made me smile, cry and yet feel totally at peace. Afterwards i went to thank him and never actually said much...but he just smiled and we hugged. I hope that one day soon I will get the chance to hear his music live once more.
what a beautiful, in-depth, commentary! estas tonne is indeed a master of his art. someone, in the comment section of one of estas' golden dragon renditions, said he IS the golden dragon. and this is so true... i would add only this: we are golden dragons too, but we don't know it. having goose bumps, or crying listening to this out-of-this-world song proves that we begin to remember... through his music, estas tonne reminds us we are golden dragons too.
As the Irish poet and author, Oscar Wilde, said, "Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken." I would never have noticed all the cool details of his wonderful playing...loving how entranced the audience is, too, even the children.
If you want to have something new as well, look for "Asha Hang" (ua-cam.com/video/hXSIdDaTGhA/v-deo.html) It is amazing what she can do on in principle a refined steel drum, and she is just sitting around here in Munich. I know exactly where, it is the Hofgarten of the Munich residence palace. Funny sidenote: in Munich she is officially not allowed to play, because technically this is a percussion instrument, and those are not allowed to be played in pedestrian areas.
I've been listening to Estas or Jesus as some people call him , on and off for years and really enjoy his music. I didn't know you reviewed this type of artist, so happy you did Estas. Thank you.
I don't think he wrote down anything what he plays. Would just be unnecessary ballast for his life as troubadour, travelling throughout Europe, appearing in another city each day, like here somewhere in a german pedestrian area.
Estas Tonne is a touring musician. His early street playing launched his artistry and fan following. For me his music is pure magic. Saw him in concert, very special.
Glad to finally see Estas Tonne get more recognition!! I recommend you listen to, (In your free time) to his album "Internal Flight" which contains only one song. Its a one hour song that will take you places. Easily my favorite album of all times. I saw him live last year in San Diego, CA and the amount of tears that I shed that day is beyond me.
One day you go out and film an artist, here on street in your home town, like dozend times before and it creates a big impact. Thanks for some very interesting explanations and insights on Estas unique play. On 10th anniversary I show a making of about that and why the video is how it is.
I really appreciate your job, i see many people that say worst thing but they can not appreciate that if u don't record that, we don't have a high quality of that moments. Thanks you very much ^^ have a good week
@@1-minslomo129 Unbelievable Musician! And that in our Hometown Landshut (LA). I would have liked to been there...😣 Thx (To Mr./Mrs. Liebenstein) for this video!!! Every click is (well) deserved!😊
So glad you featured Estas, Love it when he switches from playing the melody line from the trebles to the bass lines. I've followed Estas for years now, what a guitarist! Thanks for this gem Fil.
I requested the song a while back I'm so happy you did an analysis of Estes tone. What an amazing talent. I remember the first time I heard him play I was totally hooked I think it was the positive energy and vibes he puts out. Besides being an amazing classical guitarist he's a very interesting person his interviews are very soothing soft-spoken a very beautiful soul. He was a gypsy street performer for a long time. In an interview he said he was arrested in a lot of different countries for playing music on the streets. I saw him for the first time in Los Angeles he played to a completely sold out Stadium
Man, whenever I see a UA-camr who hearts every single comments in his comment section, I gotta give you a sub and a like. You are a committed and wonderful content creator and we need more people like you. I'm still a novice at guitar, and your videos give me a phenominal inspiration man, keep up the good work!
This is my favorite of Estas' videos - it was the first one I saw of him, and of all the ones I've watched, I still think this is the best. Got to see him in concert too - just incredible! Not to be missed! By the way, his name is pronounced with a short "e" at they beginning of this first name and then an "ay" sound at the end of his last, so "Ehs-tas Ton-nay".
The effort required to play like this on an acoustic guitar is a sight to behold. One of my most memorable concert experiences was seeing Paco de Lucia play live for 90 minutes with no intermission. It was breathtaking, my own hands were tired just from watching him.
I've watched and listened to a great manyof Estas' videos - he has a very personal and unique way of playing the guitar. I love it. He is not only a busker, he has given a great many concerts too. He invariably has an incense stick burning on his guitar''s headstock - I have not seen one video of him without the incense stick. He is a profoundly spiritual man.
I LOVE this guy. Thanks so much for reviewing him, Fil. He's the Greek Jesus of guitar. What a talent! I loved that you point out his uniqueness - and that that is what's great about individual talent - not to be copied - maybe just so inspirational.
Wow - if you seen this guy walking down the street with a guitar case you would think that he would have a PRS or Ibanez and he would sit down and play a face melting hard rock or metal solo... but than you get this, that was amazing loved it... also love the message Fil, just be yourself and play, sing or write what you want, diversity in music is what makes the world go round...
To be able to discover such talent is such a gift. I have been fortunate to witness some amazing musicians. This gentleman is as good as it gets. I suffered through the “disco years “. It was a kind of pain that isn’t describable. Without you teaching about such diverse artists as this man, I would have missed a beautiful part of my life. Thank you Sir very much. Peace
Thanx for introducing me to this guy! Wow!! This was really unique and interesting! Just wish they had filmed more of his right hand! Although, his face wasn't bad, either!! 😊😊
Your point about artistry being more than mere technical skill is SO on target. And very well placed here. Some musicians just seem to have a 'presence' that completely goes beyond what they are playing. It is a truly wonderful thing to be caught up in.
Dynamic performance from Estas, and you Fil are so detailed and precise in your appreciation & deep insights. A joy to watch both of you. Well done !!!
I had never heard of Estas Tonne, so thank you again for bringing new music into my life. This is so beautiful. I have a friend who is learning to play classical guitar and I've shared this analysis video with him.
Magnificent analysis on an artist who has developed a unique sound all his own. Estas perhaps lacks formal training, but I'm actually grateful that he simply followed his heart to produce such an entrancing and soulful way to express himself; with no need to restrict himself to more conventional, or expected musical constructs. I know, as a guitarist, I will never be able to play like him. I also know he could never emulate me, nor would he ever want to. This is when we both would cease to be artists and more simply performers. His right hand's ability is able to overcome what he lacks in his left. His left hand ability does not have the schooling that many famous guitar players may have, but I promise they wish they had the fire Estas Tonne has in his right hand, and how he can bring out what is in his soul.. Thanks Fil.
It made me happy watching you have the same facial expressions I had the first time I watched and listened to this video of him performing. Thanks for giving such a detailed analysis of his playing.
Thank you for spotlighting yet another artist that is lesser known (at least in the US). He certainly does talk through his guitar and the captivated children's faces say it all. Music really IS the international language, crossing physical, linguistic, and emotional borders to communicate at a deep human level. (UA-cam is such a great resource. I hope they leave it alone.)
Thank you for the insightful comments. I really like Estas’ performance and the way he performed. Just so happy to see your comment from a professional’s view.
Simply Magnificent!! I’ve followed Estas on you tube for a while now and am always amazed by the amount of emotional content in his playing! Dynamically incredible....and seems to put you in this euphoric state when your listening to him play! Excellent Fil! Cheers Mario! 😀🤘👌
Thanks for taking the time to analyze Estas Tonne !! My first time listening to this music I was mesmerized !! It took me out of my sadness and depression !! I do believe that music has healing power !! I love Estas Tonne !! And I love your videos !! 🙋🏻🙋🏻🙋🏻✌️✌✌🎸🎸🎸
Awesome analysis Fil!! Thanks so much for this one! been listening to Estas Tonne for a few years now and he is amazing, captivating, mesmerizing, so soulful and inspiring! I love what you say about just be yourself not trying to be someone else and see where you go.
Fantastic observation Fil. Crazy good!! Masterful. And he has incense burning up at the tuning pegs LOL. Imagine coming upon this, walking along. A free street concert by Estas. Mind bend.
Unique and incredibly talented artist! Feels what he is playing to his soul. True art! I love this!♥️ Over the years l have seen some phenomenal street performers doing their thing. Impressive as hell. Excellent video and analysis Fil! Thanks! 😎🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦
I need more of his playing. This is fabulous. I could listen to this all day. This almost had me asleep. No disrespect to Estas or you Fil. I'm such a sever insomniac, it like my highest compliment. 💜Love this, great analysis Fil 🤘Rock!
I have to admit that I was not aware of this artist - now I'm a fan! Thanks Fil and those requesting Estes for introducing him to me. The stick on nails idea is a good one, when I studied classical guitar back in the 70s I had a lot of problems with chipped and broken nails. Arthritis permitting, I want to take up classical again in the next few years, so stick on nails could be a great help. Another artist you could consider, Fil, is Egberto Gismonti - an innovative guitarist and pianist. There are a number of videos on YT of him playing live; especially good are those where he performs with his long time collaborator, Nana Vasconcellas. Thanks, as always, Fil, for an insightful and informative analysis.
I think I like your analysis and effusiveness as much if not more than the performance itself! Hadn’t heard of this artist before, thanks for the introduction 👍
Beautiful music. Estas is so talented and plays with so much passion. You can see Estas's playing captures the attention of the little children as well, that's impressive. He never gets tired and that piece he is playing would definitely take all your energy out of you. A great detailed analysis as always Fil, you even got the incense burning. Nothing gets by Fil. A true guitarist will create their own sound to express themselves musically. It maybe made up of little parts of the great guitarists but it will sound unique to the ears.
Last year I drove 300+ kilometres from France to see him live in the cathedral in Lleida in Spain. People around me were in tears at the beauty of his performance. that does not happen very often....if you get the chance to see him grab it with both hands.
Dear Gong -- Thank you for posting. There is no sacrifice too great in order to see a brilliant live performance. Well done!
we drove 700+ km to see him
I was lucky, he appeared in Munich, where I live. It was really great. In principle he plays one piece, with a pause in between.
Sounds wonderful!
Hes awesome
To see the entire crowd from small children to senior citizens all quiet and totally immersed in the journey Estas is going on is a truly beautiful experience.
Yes👍
Agreed, not a word after he started
I saw Estas perform in a small village in Wales at the first ever festival the village had. I went alone and sat at the back of the tent. His music that night made me smile, cry and yet feel totally at peace. Afterwards i went to thank him and never actually said much...but he just smiled and we hugged. I hope that one day soon I will get the chance to hear his music live once more.
oh maybe check out this link JBT...i heard this live last year and it is still my favourite
I absolutely love to watch musicians totally get deep into their music.
what a beautiful, in-depth, commentary! estas tonne is indeed a master of his art. someone, in the comment section of one of estas' golden dragon renditions, said he IS the golden dragon. and this is so true... i would add only this: we are golden dragons too, but we don't know it. having goose bumps, or crying listening to this out-of-this-world song proves that we begin to remember... through his music, estas tonne reminds us we are golden dragons too.
As the Irish poet and author, Oscar Wilde, said, "Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken." I would never have noticed all the cool details of his wonderful playing...loving how entranced the audience is, too, even the children.
Great quote Lynn. He certainly is himself.
Love that quote!
You can be me, if you’d like. For a small fee of course. Have to cover my expenses while I’m off being someone else.
@@rexvisitor44 hahahahaha!
well its a german crowd. we always look that way xd
Never heard of this artist. Thanks for this highlight Fil. Just another of the reasons why I love your channel.
If you want to have something new as well, look for "Asha Hang" (ua-cam.com/video/hXSIdDaTGhA/v-deo.html)
It is amazing what she can do on in principle a refined steel drum, and she is just sitting around here in Munich. I know exactly where, it is the Hofgarten of the Munich residence palace.
Funny sidenote: in Munich she is officially not allowed to play, because technically this is a percussion instrument, and those are not allowed to be played in pedestrian areas.
I've been listening to Estas or Jesus as some people call him , on and off for years and really enjoy his music. I didn't know you reviewed this type of artist, so happy you did Estas. Thank you.
When I've watched him, I don't think he plays any song the same way each time. It seems he just goes off in directions he is inspired at the moment.
I don't think he wrote down anything what he plays. Would just be unnecessary ballast for his life as troubadour, travelling throughout Europe, appearing in another city each day, like here somewhere in a german pedestrian area.
He's a jam man. He feels for the moment instead of forcing it. 🤙
Yes
Estas Tonne is a touring musician. His early street playing launched his artistry and fan following. For me his music is pure magic. Saw him in concert, very special.
Glad to finally see Estas Tonne get more recognition!! I recommend you listen to, (In your free time) to his album "Internal Flight" which contains only one song. Its a one hour song that will take you places. Easily my favorite album of all times. I saw him live last year in San Diego, CA and the amount of tears that I shed that day is beyond me.
One day you go out and film an artist, here on street in your home town, like dozend times before and it creates a big impact. Thanks for some very interesting explanations and insights on Estas unique play. On 10th anniversary I show a making of about that and why the video is how it is.
I really appreciate your job, i see many people that say worst thing but they can not appreciate that if u don't record that, we don't have a high quality of that moments. Thanks you very much ^^ have a good week
thanks for shooting the boot ,childrens and that girl enjoying music eyes closed .
i saw this video first in 2016 when i was 18
Unglaublicher Künstler! Und das in unserem LA...Wäre sooooo gerne dabei gewesen...Danke für Dein Video! Jeder Klick ist verdient😉
@@stofflwoffl3370 eng pls
@@1-minslomo129 Unbelievable Musician!
And that in our Hometown Landshut (LA).
I would have liked to been there...😣
Thx (To Mr./Mrs. Liebenstein) for this video!!! Every click is (well) deserved!😊
Your lessons on artistry and expression are priceless to me.
Estas is a gift to the World. A pure spirit. His music is the quintessence of true human nature.
Expression beats frantic shredding every time.
What if frantic shredding is your expression??
I agree, I want to FEEL the music, not hear it 💯
Unless one is shredding chicken for some fried rice.
Didn't estas frantically shred the neck of the guitar at several points lmao
AKA Zakk Wylde
This mans music can take you to the bottom of your soul and make you realise what’s important and what’s not. He’s an amazing musician
So glad you featured Estas, Love it when he switches from playing the melody line from the trebles to the bass lines. I've followed Estas for years now, what a guitarist! Thanks for this gem Fil.
I requested the song a while back I'm so happy you did an analysis of Estes tone. What an amazing talent. I remember the first time I heard him play I was totally hooked I think it was the positive energy and vibes he puts out. Besides being an amazing classical guitarist he's a very interesting person his interviews are very soothing soft-spoken a very beautiful soul. He was a gypsy street performer for a long time. In an interview he said he was arrested in a lot of different countries for playing music on the streets. I saw him for the first time in Los Angeles he played to a completely sold out Stadium
Estas Tonne, one of the hidden gems in the world of music. Fabulous guitarist Estas Tonne. He just takes us on a trip with him. His image is sound.
Let's not forget that this genius is self-taught.
is he tho?
@@artonio5887 most likely he was taught by someone but probably learnt his own technique later on
He's not, he studied classical music in a local school
Self-taught people are usually better and learn faster, having a teacher is useless
@@Professional-Sinner not really
This guy is surrounded by a wall of people, literally tying up traffic and he's just totally inside the music. Great analysis Fil. 🤘
Yyyyeeeessss you're doing Estes Tonne.
His playing is dreamy in my opinion.
So true!
Simply brilliant! Thank you for covering this
To me what's more awesome than listening to the song is watching him experiencing playing the song... this is clearly art that came from his heart.
Man, whenever I see a UA-camr who hearts every single comments in his comment section, I gotta give you a sub and a like. You are a committed and wonderful content creator and we need more people like you. I'm still a novice at guitar, and your videos give me a phenominal inspiration man, keep up the good work!
Fil's happy face as he watches so intently makes these videos more fun to watch!
I totally agree with your analysis here. He’s playing exactly what he feels like playing. There is no fancy stuff for the sake of it.
he looks like he's seen and been through a thousand lives..
Noah Aubert
he looks like he’s been through a thousand men.
Its Jesus
@@paulreynolds9003 you seem like you wish a thousand men wen't through you
Stolen comment
@@petrusxramulus564 There are a lot of youtube comments out there. Coincidences exists..
Great job Fil! I was inspired by your comments. You’re a breath of fresh air. Thanks.
Thanks!
This is my favorite of Estas' videos - it was the first one I saw of him, and of all the ones I've watched, I still think this is the best. Got to see him in concert too - just incredible! Not to be missed! By the way, his name is pronounced with a short "e" at they beginning of this first name and then an "ay" sound at the end of his last, so "Ehs-tas Ton-nay".
Have you heard between fire and water? Or introspection, or rebirth of a thought
Thanks Fil: you continue to expand my horizons👍
He is an Amazing artist! WOW WOW WOW!! Superb expression. Thanks , Fil.
I've been watching your videos for about a year now and this one made me subscribe. Fantastic job breaking this down....
The effort required to play like this on an acoustic guitar is a sight to behold. One of my most memorable concert experiences was seeing Paco de Lucia play live for 90 minutes with no intermission. It was breathtaking, my own hands were tired just from watching him.
Crazy mad skill! Unbelievable!🔥🎸. Never heard of him! Thanks for a very interesting analysis! Another eye opener!🎸🔥
I've watched and listened to a great manyof Estas' videos - he has a very personal and unique way of playing the guitar. I love it. He is not only a busker, he has given a great many concerts too. He invariably has an incense stick burning on his guitar''s headstock - I have not seen one video of him without the incense stick. He is a profoundly spiritual man.
Thanks for introducing me to this beast. It's been a while since I've been blown away. Beautiful!
I LOVE this guy. Thanks so much for reviewing him, Fil.
He's the Greek Jesus of guitar. What a talent! I loved that you point out his uniqueness - and that that is what's great about individual talent - not to be copied - maybe just so inspirational.
@Lloyd Braun Hey, Lloyd. Saw Fil & Greek Jesus & boom - here I am.😄
He’s Ukrainian I believe
Thought he was Spanish.
he is ukrainian
He's Ukrainian (born in Zaporizhia), but his family moved to Israel when he was 15.
Wow - if you seen this guy walking down the street with a guitar case you would think that he would have a PRS or Ibanez and he would sit down and play a face melting hard rock or metal solo... but than you get this, that was amazing loved it... also love the message Fil, just be yourself and play, sing or write what you want, diversity in music is what makes the world go round...
Thank you Fil for all you do...
Check Fil’s channel. He did an analysis on him some time ago.
His live shows are something really beautiful...much more then a normal concert, the energy is really special and strong!
I think music can be described in three dimensions. Aesthetically pleasing, Artistically inspiring, and Soulfully satisfying.
To be able to discover such talent is such a gift. I have been fortunate to witness some amazing musicians. This gentleman is as good as it gets. I suffered through the “disco years “. It was a kind of pain that isn’t describable. Without you teaching about such diverse artists as this man, I would have missed a beautiful part of my life. Thank you Sir very much. Peace
Right, I'm not a musician but this example of "art" has a life of it's own to me.
Thank you so much for sharing! Now I share to friends, and friends on Facebook, also.Nice change from the usual.
Thanx for introducing me to this guy! Wow!! This was really unique and interesting! Just wish they had filmed more of his right hand! Although, his face wasn't bad, either!! 😊😊
Yes, 'this video is brought to you by Commertzbank' . So irritating.
First thing I noticed was his nails and I was so envious. Glad you explained that! Smokin’ performance! Thanks, Fil❣️
Me too. I thought " wow I wish I had nails like that" lol.
Your point about artistry being more than mere technical skill is SO on target. And very well placed here.
Some musicians just seem to have a 'presence' that completely goes beyond what they are playing.
It is a truly wonderful thing to be caught up in.
Another great analysis Fil. I could not stand to stand behind this performance, you have to be watching him surely! 🤗
Oh my word. Glorious and affecting. Emotional stuff
Dynamic performance from Estas, and you Fil are so detailed and precise in your appreciation & deep insights. A joy to watch both of you. Well done !!!
I had never heard of Estas Tonne, so thank you again for bringing new music into my life. This is so beautiful. I have a friend who is learning to play classical guitar and I've shared this analysis video with him.
Magnificent analysis on an artist who has developed a unique sound all his own. Estas perhaps lacks formal training, but I'm actually grateful that he simply followed his heart to produce such an entrancing and soulful way to express himself; with no need to restrict himself to more conventional, or expected musical constructs. I know, as a guitarist, I will never be able to play like him. I also know he could never emulate me, nor would he ever want to. This is when we both would cease to be artists and more simply performers. His right hand's ability is able to overcome what he lacks in his left. His left hand ability does not have the schooling that many famous guitar players may have, but I promise they wish they had the fire Estas Tonne has in his right hand, and how he can bring out what is in his soul.. Thanks Fil.
Thanks for showing that beautiful classical guitar performance. It was great! 👏
I would have loved to be in that crowd. Thanks for sharing Fil. ;)
Wow!!! This dude has an ultra aggressive attack that
really grabs your attention! I dig it.
It made me happy watching you have the same facial expressions I had the first time I watched and listened to this video of him performing. Thanks for giving such a detailed analysis of his playing.
Thank you for spotlighting yet another artist that is lesser known (at least in the US). He certainly does talk through his guitar and the captivated children's faces say it all. Music really IS the international language, crossing physical, linguistic, and emotional borders to communicate at a deep human level. (UA-cam is such a great resource. I hope they leave it alone.)
Absolutely stunning analysis. Incredible insights. Tonnes guitar playing is mesmerizing. What a great video. Thank you.
Thank you for the insightful comments. I really like Estas’ performance and the way he performed. Just so happy to see your comment from a professional’s view.
I like that you get 30 minutes deep before you say anything. You’re the champ man you pick some greats to react too
Simply Magnificent!! I’ve followed Estas on you tube for a while now and am always amazed by the amount of emotional content in his playing! Dynamically incredible....and seems to put you in this euphoric state when your listening to him play! Excellent Fil! Cheers Mario! 😀🤘👌
Wow, thanks for broadening my horizons! Loved it!
Alone with only an acoustic guitar, you have no net. Absolutely amazing.
Fil, your analysis is so spot on, thank you.
Thanks for taking the time to analyze Estas Tonne !! My first time listening to this music I was mesmerized !! It took me out of my sadness and depression !! I do believe that music has healing power !! I love Estas Tonne !! And I love your videos !! 🙋🏻🙋🏻🙋🏻✌️✌✌🎸🎸🎸
Thanks!
That was as good of a description of his playing as I could imagine! Excellent job
Thanks!
Awesome analysis Fil!! Thanks so much for this one! been listening to Estas Tonne for a few years now and he is amazing, captivating, mesmerizing, so soulful and inspiring! I love what you say about just be yourself not trying to be someone else and see where you go.
Thankyou for making us aware of this art. Great analysis and appreciation.
Sweet ! Thanks Fil 😎✌
Just watched the original video & will have to come back another time & watch your analysis. But WOW! I'd not heard of this guy before. Incredible!
Fantastic "Live" performance. Loved it. Thanks for sharing Fil.
Every player should live their art
Thanks Pegasus
I must say I haven't watched any of your video's before but am very impressed by your commentary and assessment of this Artist.
Everyone is different. Be a true artist. Don’t try to be someone else. Love this guy’s way of playing.
THATS THE BEAUTY OF IT HE IS JUST BEING HIMSELF!!!
Fantastic observation Fil. Crazy good!! Masterful. And he has incense burning up at the tuning pegs LOL. Imagine coming upon this, walking along. A free street concert by Estas. Mind bend.
i used to be addicted to that specific video version
Outstanding Work my man!
Great analysis Fil you kept me into as did Tonne, s performance! Thanks mate!
You say words of wisdom Fil. Thanks man.
Unique and incredibly talented artist! Feels what he is playing to his soul. True art! I love this!♥️ Over the years l have seen some phenomenal street performers doing their thing. Impressive as hell. Excellent video and analysis Fil! Thanks! 😎🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦
I need more of his playing. This is fabulous. I could listen to this all day. This almost had me asleep. No disrespect to Estas or you Fil. I'm such a sever insomniac, it like my highest compliment. 💜Love this, great analysis Fil 🤘Rock!
That performance was magical.
I have to admit that I was not aware of this artist - now I'm a fan! Thanks Fil and those requesting Estes for introducing him to me.
The stick on nails idea is a good one, when I studied classical guitar back in the 70s I had a lot of problems with chipped and broken nails. Arthritis permitting, I want to take up classical again in the next few years, so stick on nails could be a great help.
Another artist you could consider, Fil, is Egberto Gismonti - an innovative guitarist and pianist. There are a number of videos on YT of him playing live; especially good are those where he performs with his long time collaborator, Nana Vasconcellas.
Thanks, as always, Fil, for an insightful and informative analysis.
That was wonderful, Fil. I am learning that Flamenco always reels me in.
I had this guy on my playlist ,it’s insane . Beautiful.
Great analysis Fil. I really enjoyed this performance.
😎👍🏽🎶🔥♥️🔥🎶
A great analysis ! Thank You . Estas messes with the senses on this one ! Phenomenal !!
Great video Phil! Love it
One of the best analysis I've ever heard. I have a better appreciation for Estas Tonne's playing than I had before. You're absolutely brilliant! 🙏
Thanks!
love this guy and his song
I think I like your analysis and effusiveness as much if not more than the performance itself! Hadn’t heard of this artist before, thanks for the introduction 👍
Great pic Fil! That man is amazing. Just found him about 6 mos ago myself. 😍 Your concentration on his playing is fascinating. I see your respect. 🎸🎸🎸
What connects the musician and the crowd is emotion. Music IS emotion transferred into sound. He simply hits the right string inside the people.
Beautiful music. Estas is so talented and plays with so much passion. You can see Estas's playing captures the attention of the little children as well, that's impressive. He never gets tired and that piece he is playing would definitely take all your energy out of you. A great detailed analysis as always Fil, you even got the incense burning. Nothing gets by Fil. A true guitarist will create their own sound to express themselves musically. It maybe made up of little parts of the great guitarists but it will sound unique to the ears.
Excellent analysis!
Very good.This one pf my faVorite WINGS of PEGASUS Video's Thanks.
Simply the number one classical guitar player in the world, hands down, period...........
WOW! I got a little misty eyed, beautiful playing.
I just see wild horses riding into sunset on a beach. This guy is amazing! 🎸🙌🏻