Andres Segovia - Fandanguillo - Moreno-Torroba

Andres Segovia - Fandanguillo - Federico Moreno-Torroba

[@patcush3091]

I smile whenever I hear Segovia - he is simply the best and his heart and soul comes through that guitar.

[@coreyagraph]

i had the honor of meeting Segovia in 1977. As a new guitarist, of course, it was like meeting God. Certainly the most important figure to ever grace this wonderful instrument.

[@susanadejesus301]

Wow How amazing!!!

[@Loolooette]

my grandfather was lucky enough to have been a student of his when he was growing....he always played this song so when I hear it I think of him..... segovia is the greatest there ever was

[@classicguitar82]

One of my favorite pieces. This thing sticks in my head and I just can't get rid of it!

[@anaheim31538]

this man made me a musian.his playing was mount everest.no other musician has inspired me more.,,,heward asocite of arts in music.

[@josephhenry4725]

I just melt in the glow and solar flare he radiates ..... absolute mastery.

[@denigrated]

The best, ever ❤

[@sitarnut]

My brother & I bought a lot of his LPs back in the 60s- finally watching him perform doesn't help- the incredible Liquid Tone and attack... I'm not any better off than back then- he is just too much for us regular folk.. maybe the greatest tone master ever. Bless you for posting.... funny how his stature grows tremendously each decade.... or maybe it's VERY understandable.

[@zemaneldaquinta]

You can argue forever all you like about chords and electric guitars and etc.. Suits you right that you do not have the capacity to appreciate the delicate and subtle art that is the classical guitar. It's not for everyone

[@AbhinavChhetriegw]

the feel is completely amazing

[@MsJoaojoaojoaojoao]

Segovia: just the best!

[@DanieleMagli]

Fantastico suono e interpretazione!Grazie per questo video

[@h1machiii]

My explanation is that he made a deal with the devil, he would be the most amazing guitar player ever and in return had to spend his whole life looking like Alfred Hitchcock. I would gladly spend my whole life looking like anything to play like that! My favorite guitar player EVER (followed by Jimi Hendrix).

[@andyskiles9542]

Lol. Love it.

[@cambanzola]

Dick

[@josephhenry4725]

God I had the exact same thought . How else can you explain it ?

[@AS-iq7sx]

The father of classic guitar also the best

[@7antoosah]

Adore his soul...

[@johncampbell8477]

The best

[@jessaamur]

i like how he is articulating every note at the start, rather than subsuming them into the flow like i've seen other artists do

[@chirpybee]

What a great clip. There is a tendency to "re-evaluate" this man but he certainly knew how to play guitar. He has such big, clumsy looking hands and yet can be so delicate. Nice clip, thanks.

[@Tocinator]

The Master.. thank you for this video. Beatiful song

[@JerryXaos]

Great! Really great!

[@YDesdevises]

Wish he was my grandad. I'd visit more often.

[@ElMushian]

This has to be one of my favorite Classical Guitar songs... just so enchanting!

[@math11235]

great player, his sound is unique.

[@VivaLucia]

This is absolutely beautiful.

[@pierreromeo7311]

Après avoir écoute le grand PACO DE LUCIA on se dit que cette homme est le plus grand virtuose de l'histoire de la guitare PACOOOOOOOOHHHH,🎶🎶

[@GreenCertains]

I love his style so much!!!

[@Aducal]

Dobbiamo tantissimo a Segovia, per il suo talento e per ciò che ha fatto per divulgare la chitarra classica nel mondo. Grazie

[@josecarlosmendes7975]

Um dos melhores ritarristas de os tempos. Tive o prazer

[@josecarlosmendes7975]

conhecer pessoal e tecer Aguns comentários rios.

[@JamieDean]

A true Master!

[@janeciancy]

grazie segovia

[@tonydjangolopez]

..perché segovia è segovia! simply amzing!!!

[@davidfaubion]

Segovia sneaks in those harmonic tones here, as if nature did it for him

[@almog121351]

Andres Segovia end julian bream ....... the best guitarist who ever walk ON this planet

[@1111958giam]

GRANDE INTERPRETE!!!!!

[@Grisha_Goryachev]

Ahh, I love this so much!

[@almog121351]

the sound of bream is magic it's just unbelievable

[@tuxedomoon]

There will never be another segovia in interpration his style is unigue and everyone who thinks it is easy to combine this sound and have a full technique is fulling hjimself

[@charlito30]

One of his best recordings ! A standa

[@kamvysis]

Tecnique = 100/100

[@VanoGT]

Master !

[@Nortena1082]

QUE BONITO TOCA LA GUITARRA,FELICIDADES SR.SEGOVIA...*MARU*

[@hardyho]

the best in the WORLD!

[@carynmelvin]

Constantly amazed by his genious!

[@jimbarker6763]

This was the Maestro at his prime...wonderful.

[@marcelino7673]

Aupa Andres, el mas grande

[@alejandroescobar9564]

Nnnooooo el mas grande es agustin barrios , en mi concepto creo q agustin toca mas las fibras del ser es algo especial por ejemplo una limosna por el amor de dios es una cosa esrtremecedora

[@gaita1050]

UNICO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ColinBurnside]

His fingers are very strong as we get old we get fat unless your like a bird. Playing the classical guitar is hard work for a young man or woman. As you get older your Brain is as good as new . Your body finds it harder. But Ardres has so much passion for the Guitar its was his Life

[@newislandguitar]

One of his best video recorded performances..wish we could see what he played right after.

[@miltonyannis3719]

Smoke on the Water. There's no surviving recording of it, but those who were there say Segovia's performance was even better than the original. Not surprising, considering his great form with Torroba's Fandanguillo.

[@vicentepineda1110]

Señoron

[@anatolyFedotov]

Great

[@laChabela42]

@BOPPJONSER Yes, we are fortunate to be able to enjoy his music. I would be happy with big fat fingers if I could play half as well as him.

[@starsegovia]

class...class...class, the greatest ******

[@anatolyFedotov]

Браво

[@seventhflatfive]

That's not the case with the Chaconne though. He did, possibly, the best interpretation of it.

[@TheMax161]

@virtuosisimo The guitar is from the German luthier Hauser. It is specifically designed for performing in large auditoriums/arenas, and has a sharper tone that projects itself well.

[@ricky1234321]

this is a difficult song to play! and he plays it so well

[@reaganwiles_art]

I have heard tell that it is written that Segovia was arrogant, in Segovia arrogance and humility are two sides of one coin. The humility is expressed in the music. Humility is not without its arrogance and strength -- the strength of the soil.

[@greekpapi]

Incredible talent......

[@crudosoy1]

Hhahahahahah you cheered up my afternoon

[@Lukecash12]

Immaculate

[@getoutahereproducts]

what a boss!

[@micktulk]

Check out his Variations on Mozarts theme. He is young and superbly agile .

[@MBledzephed]

I agree, I don't consider myself a "deaf worshipper," If you watch some of Segovia's videos spanning his career, there are alot of erratic performances. That being said, the man had a clear passion for guitar, and some pieces he NAILS (like this and Sevilla), others (like Rodrigo or Bach) get pretty crazy. He's still a legend regardless.

[@seventhflatfive]

How could he play with those sausage-like fingers? What a maestro!

[@laChabela42]

My favorite was the Cuban-American classical guitarist who also did a little Flemenco (Buleria, Solea). Rey de la Torre's maestro was Miguel Llobet, who was Francisco Tarrega's finest pupil. There were 2 clear traditions in classical quitar one descending from Tarrega and the other from Segovia, although I love both. To my ears, Jose Rey de la Torre was truer to the music but both were great. (only my opinion) I also love Carlos Montoya and someone far from classical guitar......Chet Atkins.

[@Klaudiusz1983]

EPIC this is WoWWW

[@drockkclapton]

My God!

[@ekomatik]

he is best of then paco de lucia :D

[@marcoscsimoes]

genial!

[@abhinavsxna]

twice on Sunday...

[@CounterCultured]

FUCKING BRILLIANCE....

[@laChabela42]

@vinnothelizard He was not fat, just pleasingly plump!!!! hahaha He is truly a master of the highest calibre. Those little fingers did it just right. I wish I could play half as well. I also loved, Rey de la Torre, Carlos Montoya, and Chet Atkins with his galloping guitars.

[@vicentepineda1110]

Para los amantes de la guitarra...

[@LFORSK]

superb deep

[@zzzxxyy]

The original Guitar Hero.

[@flmnkoh]

Can an "Rock God" to play a melody as "Recuerdos de la Alhambra" with the same technique and mastery? -Can an "Rock god" to play a fluid tremolo with bass like a clasical o flamenco guitar player using with perfect cordination and cadency his 4 or 5 hand fingers? -Can an "Rock god" to play without classical or flamenco training and techniques, without electric guitar electronic effects, melodies so complex and beautyful as this ? -Just a question.

[@checkingdude]

Hi,i've downloaded a big file on emule,i think you also can find it on the net as a torrent. It's called:10.000 scores for classical guitar. it's a 639 Mb file and it's classical guitar heaven. Of course this great piece is in it,only sheet music no tabs!! Hope you'll succeed. Cheers.

[@lsophial]

COMO PINTA EL HOMBRE CON SU GUITARRA!

[@despode]

this actual piece inspired me to start practicing my classical guitar, which was pretty rusty until that moment :) ..... now it's not :)

[@coryallen2863]

16 people have heard an instrument masterfully played for the first time. They have no clue how to comprehend it or take it in because they are used to justin bieber and katy perry

[@ryanblinkguy]

Where are some tabs for this beast?

[@TheMax161]

@anarubric It's a Hauser.

[@MontysMotos]

I like how he was so awesome the tabe jizzed at the end.

[@thewall1982]

lucky man

[@seventhflatfive]

Look at older videos and pictures (when he was younger) and you'll see that he had really "clumsy" fingers even in his youth. It was related to his body type most likely.

[@nailboy2]

first of all let me say that i myself have bony fingers. and i've noticed that dudes who have more girth on their fingers cover more ground it seems. so they have a kind of natural control that dudes like me can't exactly get. i don't feel that i do to bad as a player. but i do feel i have to work a little harder at it than the guys with the girthy (fat)fingers.

[@vedparry3367]

Not one mistake, not one phrase sounding different when repeated!

[@enriqueaneudert]

yeah george owned a Ramirez clasical guitar. You can list en to it in "til there was you"

[@pmiguelvillarreal1594]

ESTE TIO TOCA LA MUSICA ESPAÑOLA COMO NINGUNO

[@admiralgarbage6403]

Exactly, why is there EVEN a dislike button?

[@johnfranklin1922]

He wrote this one.

[@MacGiver2007]

The way he plays appears to be sooo easy to play classical guitar =D I wish I could play like that.

[@Rentaghost76]

He was creepy looking at the start - i shat me keks!

[@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504]

Rentaghost76 Yes, I thought that too, like it was the beginning of an Alfred Hitchcock film or something.

[@Estonianwoodsman]

That would make sense if only his left hand was larger than his right, but they seem to be pretty much the same size. This leads me to believe he has pretty huge hands naturally. I'm not saying that the playing didn't make his left hand any bigger, i'm sure it did. Look at his pinky, jeesh...

[@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504]

Why is it that you never see this guy wearing trainers? or cowboy boots even...just an observation.

[@renaissancemang1]

His fingers are actually fat from so much guitar playing--thousands upon thousands of hours. I'll bet his fingers were exceptionally strong. He played continuously from a very young age.

[@tasosdiaforetico7377]

And good ol Andalusian life style. I studied in Granada and every day it was on . Tapas cerveza ke vino

[@lawrence1960]

No he just had sausage fingers….always did …

[@kerzenfichannel5415]

Travis, that was well said :)

[@micktulk]

Yea Bream is incredible and plays lute. Segovia of course is daddy to 20th c guitar.

[@Klaudiusz1983]

EPIC

[@josemfuentes9413]

@TheMax161 This guitar is not a Hauser. Look at the head, it hasn't the strip common in Hauser guitars. This guitar is a Ramírez III.

[@Phlincke]

They say that when you hit max level, you stop leveling.....