Andres Segovia - Live 1961 ( Full Concert )

[@Bflatest]

His contributions to music and classical guitar in many areas is legend level.

[@chrispetro3465]

Thank you maestro for the life you gave us in guitar world.

[@michaelvanwinkle7919]

I saw him perform at Del Mar College in the mid to late 60s and have loved his guitar pieces ever since. I am presently enjoying his playing at the age of 74.

[@mrchoptop5482]

Corpus Christi?!

[@billyforlivesi1238]

Un Assoluto Maestro della chitarra classica, direi il Maestro di tutti i chitarristi, non solo classici!! Tocco assolutamente magistrale sempre, unico!!!

[@giuseppematteucci4487]

Grazie a lui la chitarra si è diffusa in tutto il mondo!

[@estefano5808]

NADIE como Andrés Segovia... 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@svend358]

Can't get enough of Andres Segovia !!

[@DanieleMagli]

Me too !

[@nickrobinson2023]

His memory lives on everytime a student starts to study the classical guitar...There would not be a classical guitar if he had not put it where it is today. Thanks for sharing.

[@reggaefan2700]

He's good but he's not better than Django Reinhardt.

[@davidgonzalez9956]

@@reggaefan2700 you can't compare just like django is good but not better than Paco do Lucia, different styles can't compare! Classical is all about the music and django was more about jazz improvisation, different styles.

[@Ferdinandus1955]

Those who have no knowing of music and those who have no brains at all.

[@Skinny_Karlos]

Nick Robinson, I think that's going a bit far. Segovia amped up the guitar's image and made it a serious concert instrument but Barrios had been doing that in Latin America he just didn't have the funds to go on long concert tours like Segovia. Segovia was a lot of hubris and hot air really. He thought he was fantastic but Barrios blew him out of the water when they met. The guitar was on a one-way trip thanks to the likes of Len Williams, his son John, Julian Bream, and a host of young players who were seriously studying the guitar without a whiff of or from Segovia. The result would have taken a bit longer but was inevitable even if there was no Segovia.

[@scottanderson6807]

@@Skinny_Karlos There is so much absurdity in this bitter rant. Opinions aren’t facts and its foolish to present them as such.

[@phampx1]

TYJ sir Andres sergovia.

[@peachyjumpy]

PURCELL Five Pieces 0:00 Prelude 1:56 New Irish Tune 3:00 Cigue 4:07 Rondo 5:41 ROBERT DE VISÉE Suite en ré mineur 14:05 SOR Andante Largo 18:56 FERNANDO SOR Menuet en ut 21:55 J.S. BACH Sarabande Suite pour luth en mi mineur BWV996 25:36 J.S. BACH Gavotte Suite n6 pour violocelle en ré majeur BWV1012 29:54 HEITOR VILLA LOBOS Étude en la mineur 34:36 VILLA LOBOS Study in E Minor 36:55 ALBÉNIZ Leyenda

[@DanieleMagli]

Thank you very much !

[@winglow7615]

Thank you.

[@jeffersongoncalves8176]

First VILLA is Prelude 3

[@renechantal]

Sauf erreur de ma part, le 10ème morceau à 29:54 est le 3ème prélude de Villa-Lobos

[@xii-f-27-wibisanaandika70]

New irrish tune from Henry Purcell?

[@arnulfojucar2328]

One of my all-time favorites, the legendary master, Señor Andres.

[@ricardolemus5937]

Love this complete concert by the king Andrés Segovia, at the peak of his musical career, where he shows all his interpretation power, with a mature technique at its service.

[@jesgarcia9556]

Ty for post great music

[@mattie5161]

Priceless footage of the great man!!!!

[@AlanMcCarthyguitar]

Apart from learning such music to perfection what impresses me most is the confidence and composure to play it all so good live on tv , that is so difficult for mortal s to do ,speaking for myself I would unfortunately crumble under the pressure

[@mattie5161]

Alan McCarthy absolutely! His photographic memory for the music & nerves of steel were incredibly impressive to say the least!!

[@janebethshimon]

Perhaps it was easier for him because he wasn't "trying to perform" it -- he WAS it. He was just being himself. What pressure?

[@AlanMcCarthyguitar]

@@janebethshimon yes good point ,he had total and utter belief in himself ,doubt did nt exist , What a feeling that must be

[@chelongogan3904]

How wonderful...thank you for sharing this

[@jeremygould4780]

A true gem in everyway!!! What a delight, i could listen to this all day and night. A master among masters!!!!

[@dovthiessen]

I’ve taken what seems like a 20 year break from classical guitar. I’ve never seen Segovia perform until now even though I started studying him in the early 90’s. Amazing

[@MarcosDana]

The best.

[@joseolivera-cm8io]

maestro de los maestros por siempre.

[@jacksonfranklin5155]

Master of master!!!! Wonderful!

[@ingapavlova9755]

Excellent!!! Bravo!!!

[@SilvanaDiGirolamo-x4y]

Grazie

[@robinterkzer8128]

He showed us the soul of the guitar ! xxxxxxx

[@kawaipartners1635]

This video shall be highly appreciated becuse it shows that in 1961, Maestro uses 1960 Jose Ramisez 3rd, temporary rented to him by Ramisez until 1964.

[@enricomadrigal9168]

Wow... i love the touch and style of Maestro Segovia. Segovia for me is one of the greatest pleasures of life, is beauty. Just close your eyes, listen and enjoy.

[@Hypnus9]

One of the most outstanding things about Maestro Segovia was his utter and complete mastery of the dynamic range of not only entire pieces and sections of them, but of individual notes in the course of a piece. The man was an orchestra! In the course of viewing this wonderful television performance of Herr Segovia , a Biblical proverb came to mind: " Do not say, 'Why were the old days better than these,' for it is not wise to ask such things." I believe that the late Rock Maestro, Frank Zappa, actually undertook to speak of such things in his own way, taking a dim view of what he called "lazy dogmas of impossibily," where someone will take and respect the person who is doing the miraculous in any given pursuit, only to rob themselves through such complacency and lack of faith through not believing in themselves, and sadly enough, never transcending mediocrity in the pursuit they truly love. Even Jesus Christ said, "Those who follow Me will do what I too have been doing, yea even greater things shall they do." That said, let us proceed to greater heights as artists and as individuals. Amen.

[@gianfrancobergagna4024]

Jesus is a dream for........ Everything that he “said “ is belong to the oldest rules of Mahat! But for sure you don’t know anything about! Try to grow up in the coming future! Segovia is the MAGISTER LUDI OF ALL TIMES! He never said anything!

[@donnybosco8319]

Stumbled upon this Gem .....just mesmerizing, just sitting here smiling

[@johnlay3040]

I wish young guitarists follow Segovia's RH position these days.😮😮

[@starsegovia]

Amazing classic footage of the master, thank you for upload

[@Mrirtchikng]

Excellente!!!

[@nenadmarincic7716]

..🎉 , al Maestro,.. ." Don Andrés SEGOVIA..🎉.. ..( ..mis ) ....respetos y admiración... . para SIEMPRE ........ Existe una ( de tantas otras..) entrevista , con el Maestro Segovia , y ahí , sobre su vida y sobre, " sus Obras ,": adquirí más conocimientos que en años.....de ..una esmerada lectura ( "artículos de las entrevistas,,libr ..-os , diccionarios , o esporádica .s , declaraciones por la Radio o , Tv....) ...Y , ahí, y "de primera mano", ; Don Andrés SEGOVIA, ha transcrito ,Obras de la Música clásica , elevado a la " guitarra" , como instrumento, a las, " salas de Concierto., ." Lo que hoy conocemos...... ........Y, Con toda , ésta extraordinaria como y, única.fuente de - conocimientos..... Aún, no tengo en claro, del .." legado de Francisco Tárrega, .. .en relación a todos los estudios ..del Maestro Segovia..(....) .......... Y , en referencia; Ivan PADOVEC , el " virtuoso guitarrista " , croata, . .en ,el año " ,1830 ......, " dando conciertos por toda Europa (....) Y , también, inventor de la guitarra con " diez cuerdas.(! . guitarra construida en Wienna) ..... ( .y , " un siglo más tarde ", Narciso Yepez, también hace .construir la guitarra con , " diez cuerdas "(....)

[@NicodemiSoundtrack]

The 20th century was such a great time for the guitar. And Segovia was the reigning champion.

[@reynaldo121]

Ida Presti played for Segovia as a teenager and Segovia said that she didn't need any lessons from him. There are many that believe that Ida Prestis was the greatest guitarist of the 20th century. However, Segovia did the most by way of his concerts to cultivate the awareness of Classical Guitar.

[@theshapeexists]

The man literally lit the spark for people like Julian Bream. Segovia is a household name to us guitar players

[@giampierorazzi2099]

Indimenticabile ! Fa' venire la pelle d'oca , mette anche nostalgia e tristezza ... Un grande musicista .

[@fabordoni]

Vero ! Avevo 4 anni e ascoltando la radio cominciavo ad innamorarmi di quei suoni magici.....

[@giampierorazzi2099]

@@fabordoni ; Io ricordo il suo Concerto qui a Basilea citta' nella quale risiedo; nel lontano Autunno del 1980 ; mi commossi quando vidi entrare sul palco dello STADTCASINO di Basel un signore di 87 anni d'eta' camminando con il bastone , egli fu' Andres Segovia , mentre scrivo questo commento rivivo quei attimi come se fosse presente e mi commuovo , Conservo tuttora il programma musicale che interpreto' da qualche parte in un suo album in mezzo alle tante partitzre e spartiti .

[@fabordoni]

@@giampierorazzi2099 Sei riuscito a commuovere anche me.... io vivo qui nel nord Italia, sono autodidatta da circai 45 anni (ne ho ben 62!) e spero che la mia vecchia Raspagni (che posseggo da 25 anni) mi accompagni ancora sino alla fine.... ormai non posso più farne a meno... quando guardo i filmati del Maestro penso con nostalgia alla sua grande umanità, a quell suo essere semplice, umile, da buon padre di famiglia che sapeva sciogliere i nodi più ardui dell'interpretazione chitarristica senza difficoltà, con amore....bastava un gesto, un sorriso, un breve suggerimento....severo all'occorrenza, ma leale e affettuoso, un vero signore come oggi non se ne trovano più... Peccato che non abbia avuto la possibilità di assistere di persona a un suo concerto, ma sono felice per te che hai vissuto quel momento.... La musica che mi ha fatto innamorare della chitarra classica ? Quel giochi proibiti che ancora oggi (e non me ne vergogno) ogni tanto mi piace suonare.... Ciao! Buona vita e.... buona musica ! 😉🖐

[@giampierorazzi2099]

@@fabordoni ; Sono daccordo con lo studio didattico , come io anche ho impararato da me piu' che dai preconcetti accademici ; quando frequentai in seguito l'accademia e la teoria gia' suonavo pezzi da concerto ; Asturias , Granada di Albeniz , Tarrega , ecc. Iniziai da autodidatta nel 1979 con la chitarra classica direttamente con SARABANDA in Si minore di Bach . Non mi piacciono gli studi di tecnica noiosi e tutto cio' che impone la scuola metodica e tradizionale. Poi conoscendo la musica si riesce ad imparare da se' ... ecc. Ma prima quando iniziai nel 1972 imparai i primi accordi tramite altri , poi il barre' ecc. e' importante la grande passione , anima e cuore , questi elementi non puo' insegnarli nessuna accademia . Io ho 60 anni compiuti il 1 Novembre scorso , pero' la musica mantiene lo spirito giovani , quindi siamo privilegiati nonostante le difficolta' della vita. Ho anche un repertorio di flamenco : Seguiriyas , Bularias . Rumba , Soleares , Sevillanas ecc. Importante esercitarsi minimo 3 ore al giorno , a volte anche di piu' 4, 5 e piu.Buon proseguimento . Dimmi ; ma te sei Daniele Magli ? Saluti . Giam

[@giampierorazzi2099]

@@fabordoni ; La tecnica me la sono costtruita durante lo studio di un pezzo . Ciao

[@michaelvanwinkle7919]

Bravo Maestro!

[@AS-iq7sx]

Watching listening studying his style and technique

[@jamesmccann3630]

Thank you so much for posting this concert. My introduction to classical guitar was the Segovia 1927-39 recordings in 1989.

[@escueladelenguajelosmusico1135]

GENIO.

[@johnberry8117]

Maestro!

[@M1736]

Inolvidable Maestro eterno Andrés Segovia genio absoluto

[@MarkInLA]

Too bad the recording technology here wasn't the quality it is today..But, at least we have the man and his music !

[@aaronersoy3888]

Who in their sane mind dislikes Andre Segovia?!

[@mmbmbmbmb]

Thank you for this GEM !

[@alvinmephyrnairyntathiang]

Too beautiful.

[@dr-oga.7u736]

Escuchando al maestro, ahora que veo el concierto es como si tocara de memoria ( a veces), pero hay oportunidades en la que se le nota la brillantes y el sentimiento; no se si es por los años... me gustaría ver conciertos de cuando el maestro era joven... sera mucho pedir ... saludos

[@fernandocordoba107]

Cómo todo de su majestad,genial

[@peterbrenton410]

impressive articulation and rhythmic control

[@lawrenceulloa9696]

Bravo maestro! !!!!

[@idofranchini]

Grande Poeta della chitarra unico secondo me, grande ispiratore per la chitarra classica.

[@keat2869]

Legend of the classical history .

[@gianfrancobergagna4024]

Magnifico ❤!

[@nenadmarincic7716]

Y AHORA, .... .. escuchando ( y viendo..) al Mtro.Segovia., tocar ," Asturias" , .(. Isaac Albéniz) , y...... . solo hace falta de , trasladarse. ..e imaginar....a, ..el" Mundo de los años " , 60" !!!.(":1961 .).. Y así, imaginar , vivir y sentir , a " ésta! , misma Música , estos mismos sonidos.... El Maestro Segovia, a cambiado a la apreciación estética musical ,..Y así , dandole, ..." .otra dimensión.." ,y .otra compresión...... .............. ( ..y , escuchando a , ensayos de H.Villa Lobos , ..... . recordé al Mtro Segovia, diciendo; ." Solamente Díos sabe , las horas que pasé ensayando a los ..." . arpegios.."/!!!!

[@Batboxgriffin]

He was my inspiration when I started in the early 60's. I had a couple of his records and almost wore them out. Then my teacher introduced me to him after a concert. I still have the signed programme. I think he was more nervous on TV than on stage; a bit like Bream.

[@SilvanaDiGirolamo-x4y]

❤😢

[@peghead38]

Thanks for putting this up Daniele, I haven't seen it before.

[@woodlakesoundstudio]

It’s wow and flutter time!

[@ericportillo8277]

good view of his pedalboard

[@majidabiebrahimi9993]

وووه ه ه ه بی نظیره احسنت سپاس استادبزرگ سگوویا یادش زنده و اثارش جاوید 😍🙏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻 #ایران #شاعر

[@glenrobinson916]

This performance is wonderful to see! Bueno! Gracias!

[@comunidadperpetuosocorro7997]

El Maestro. Un personaje entrañable e inolvidable.

[@gianfrancobergagna4024]

Grazie MAGISTER LUDI COME NUTRI TU I NOSTRI CUORI ♥️ POCHI RIESCONO A FARLO! RIP MAGISTER NEI NOSTRI CUORI!

[@claudiomaglio5885]

Magister magistris Onoriamo il piu grande esecutore conosciuto in epoca moderna i cui Ludi non erano uno scherzo

[@gianfrancobergagna4024]

@@claudiomaglio5885immenso matematico della musica

[@christopherd6399]

I saw him just over 20 years after the concert in this footage. Sad that good recordings only came out after he lost his edge. I've forgotten how efficient his movements were. Impeccable, never any doubt at any point in any piece.

[@HOWYOUDOIN884]

Did he really wind up getting worse when he got older? Seems like you would always get better.

[@christopherd6399]

@@HOWYOUDOIN884 yes, by the time I saw him he was in his 80s. His hands weren't as steady nor was he as accurate, and his musicianship suffered. He stopped a few times and restarted. One time he stopped and didn't continue the piece. No one cared though, because we were seeing Andres Segovia in person!

[@alfonsoalegria4929]

​@@HOWYOUDOIN884 con el tiempo ya se sabe todos empeoramos el tiempo nos espera a todos grandes chicos y pequeños

[@alfonsoalegria4929]

​@@christopherd6399 que le parece 80 años no son pocos

[@christopherd6399]

@@HOWYOUDOIN884 no he was in his 80s when I saw him. Definitely he lost his edge. Got lost a couple times and had to start over. Not the energy or precision he used to have. I didn't care. I saw Andre Segovia. Live.

[@silvanodellangelocustode1356]

Mi appassiona molto !! Pure io mi arrangio mi diverto

[@MethenySco]

listen to Segovia’s recordings from the 50’s when he was in top form and you realize that his technical level- aside from his tone and expression- was as high as anybody today, even better.

[@petergedd9330]

I was given a guitar in 1973 that sounded as good as this, it was beautiful, and when I played it, it used to teach me.

[@eottoe2001]

To bad they didn't have the tech we have now to make these recordings. In person his sound was so much clearer. Thanks for the beautiful post.

[@dgmoore]

Wonder where this performance took place. I saw Segovia in concert at George Washington University Lisner Auditorium in 1961.

[@capthecap812]

rimane un interprete unico

[@jeffersongoncalves8176]

38:06... what a magical chord...

[@davidepusinanti5216]

Dio che suona la chitarra..... Altro che!

[@richmondstevenj]

I wish the sound quality in recording was better back then.

[@mikereitsma4817]

Awesome guitar player!

[@ivomondini4018]

Magnifico! Segóvia foi a "alma mater" da guitarra clássica. Teve a ousadia e a coragem de transcrever para o instrumento as obras de J.S.Bach compostas para Alaúde e Cello, que ele executou com tanta perfeição, fornecendo com isso à guitarra, o passaporte definitivo para ingressar nas salas de concerto do mundo inteiro. Heitor Villa-Lobos dedicou-lhe sua obra para guitarra. Aqui cabe uma "errata" no programa: A obra de Heitor Villa Lobos (tempo 29:54) não é "Étude en la mineur" e sim "Prélude nº 3 en la mineur" (do caderno 5 Préludes).

[@mariadefatimacorreacoelhof3244]

💥💥💥💥💥💯💯💯💯💯

[@lnhrlnhr4875]

👏

[@lawcch]

segovia played mostly short studies by Sor, Aguado, but seldom play Mauro Guiliani studies or any Guiliani master piece like Rossiniana Op 119 to Op 124. Somone can list down the clock timing of the video and the titles of the music played by Segovia for easy reference.

[@nenadmarincic7716]

Maestro Segovia..... ... .y su , inolvidable Concierto ;, . ." Sale Pleyel" , París, 1964 ..................... ....y ,de culminar su concierto, ..en el Hall , ya de salida , cuando de pronto había," uno" , y dirigiéndose al Maestro Segovia , .." Si , ha sido un , maravilloso concierto, .... Pero , a mí me gusta más,el " flamenco..!" .. ..A lo que, el Maestro,lo miró sonriendo, y le dice ( casi, disculpándose.(!!😂); " Sí, y también toco flamenco, si , un poco...." ............ (. ..y le firmó " ,su autógrafo....! (( .y , era un momento, para NUNCA olvidar..... ( Además de dar, agradecimiento, .al - destino.... ............... - Y también,.en ésta misma ocasión , el Mtro, Segovia se recordó a Milan Grakalic , el guitarrista croata, al que dió, clases en Siena, It., ( 1959) ...... Por cierto, . presencié al Concierto del Mtro Grakalic, en la Sala del " ..Glazbeni Zavod " , Zagreb, 1960 /

[@petergedd9330]

I think if anything, he teaches that simple is better than clever.

[@timatwater8247]

Quite a mixed program, including a Ponce baroque style Courante or Corrente right after DeVisee, interesting.

[@Thedrop83]

Exstraordinario! I'm searching a FIVE PIECES but don't found anything on internet, can someone help me for find this beautiful nice lovely scores somewhere? :))

[@BillySBC]

You can tell this was some influence on Mark Knopfler.

[@Skinny_Karlos]

30:00 That's a prelude, not a study.

[@Rainbient]

My son is named Julian Andres, in honor of Julian Bream and Andres Segovia

[@DanieleMagli]

What a beautiful name !

[@JeremiahAlphonsus]

From a vastly superior time. Reject the myth of progress and the shameless chronological snobbery it spawns.

[@DanieleMagli]

I agree

[@reggaefan2700]

Funny that you say this because his student Williams referred to Segovia as a snob.

[@JeremiahAlphonsus]

@@reggaefan2700 Williams is a proletarian, thus with little nobility of soul. Thus it makes sense that he’d dislike the noble Segovia.

[@arturofabianzeballos844]

Unk hame plus guter frungen segovien gassen

[@RDXO17]

the moores everbody

[@larrydean4433]

I believe I have all of the Segovia albums in one form or another, but, since it came out my favorite album is Reveries. Lack of editing, phrasing, addressing the tones, not sure. i get a feeling that he was playing for himself on the Reveries album, almost oblivious to the microphones.

[@robinterkzer8128]

Segovia is the master of all masters of the guitar ! is there any film of Segovia playing the Chaconne ? xxxxxxx

[@bornthebjorn1490]

I have also been looking. There is only the master class he did with the young lady playing the chsconne that I can find, and he only plays a bit as he is instructing. The best chaconne performances on youtube are all on violin IMO, though the best recording is segovia

[@lucazoccolancantautore2807]

🙏🎶🙏🎶🙏Che poesia a 6 corde...

[@GoB1996]

Segovia seemed like the kind of guy that’ll hear a car crash and be like “oouu that was in C minor” haha. As guitarist I think all of his hit a point where we think we’re hot shit. Then you come across Segovia, much to learn!

[@soundknight]

I wonder if there is an anti warbler plugin that could be used in this?

[@sneddley]

There is a program that does exactly what you are describing which has been used to literally save recordings with wow and flutter, some going back over 100 years.

[@dr-oga.7u736]

me refiero por los años con los que cuenta el maestro en el concierto

[@tertia0011]

The audio sounds very distorted. Is result of age of recording & format. Sounds tinny.

[@carlostringhi7822]

Bellissimo! Peccato il difetto di sincronizzazione

[@roundgarage]

The recording sound quality on this video, does not do Segovia justice.

[@philippusr2525]

But is he playing tuned a half tone down? Or is it the registration quality, I suppose?

[@hitokiribattousai6466]

Alguien de casualidad sabe el nombre de la pieza que toca el maestro al final de la suite de Robert de Visée??? Se que no es de la suite pero me gustaría saber si tiene algún nombre o si es de alguna otra suite, gracias

[@rigeltalles7833]

Es de la Suite en D de Manuel María Ponce, es el segundo movimiento.

[@georgekeller3696]

if a guitar say 20year old would it sound different because the wood has age??

[@jayfoster]

Also the wood dries out over time and becomes more resonant

[@lawcch]

not necessary sound better unless the guitar made from good quality solid wood and properly dried or seasoned. Now we can find a good quality concert guitar in new condition may sound better than 20-year old guitar. This subject of old wood of the guitar is very subjective matter.

[@Pladderkasse]

Like old men, old classical guitars age differently. Some become sweeter and some dry up and loose all power.

[@operafan98]

I once put my ten year old hand-made Japanese guitar in the loft. The instrument was in a good quality case but the loft was not heated in the winter nor aired in the hot summer. At length, after fifteen years, I recovered the guitar to the living quarters to resume its musical life. It was not a happy instrument the sound was very subdued and I thought it would be permanently damaged. But after two weeks living in normal ambient temperature and regular humidity the instrument gradually came back to life and now produces a rich, deep sound but I do not think this guitar is as capable of such a bright sound as before it's incarceration. I would guess that if the top and back dry to some extent, they will shrink and cause tension in the box which could alter the sound in a way which could not be achieved in a new guitar.

[@hernandovelez5979]

EXCELENTE REGALO... MUL GRACIAS.... SABES DE QUIEN ES EL RONDO? 4:07?... GRACIAS.

[@DanieleMagli]

Rondo por el compositor inglés Henry Purcell .

[@stevefulnecky4563]

He provided the groundwork for everyone else that now plays the classical guitar, and was a tremendous example of encyclopedic knowledge of the repertoire that he possessed. This is a rather hard to watch performance, however, due to the "ground hum" and misalignment of the audio and video. It's what survives I suppose. A bit like 270 year print music of Bach, Scarlatti, etc. It is exact, but still just a shadow of the greatness that created it. In 1961, the Beatles were just chewing their gum and playing skiffle in people's basements and bathtubs. Just think! Who knew?

[@MarkInLA]

Just think. Who knew ? Who knew what !? Love the Fab 4 but, what's this have to do with this video or Segovia's life ? I fail to understand the significance of your statement..

[@cosmicjaguar]

The Beatles said of Segovia, “he was the Daddy of us all”.... when Segovia heard this his reply was “but they are not even my illegitimate children!”