Andres Segovia

[@uncjim]

Beautiful to have this available today as The Maestro was still relatively young, 67 years by my math. I've been playing and listening for many years and somehow, I still always go back to Segovia. There are many brilliant artists today, but for my taste nobody could "paint a picture" like him. His sound and soul were and are unmistakable. Thank you for this. I'm enjoying it immensely.

[@mmuyggfv]

La grandezza di Andres Segovia è questa : non la velocità e i fuochi d'artificio, che tanto appassionano i moderni cultori della musica (d'ogni tipo), ma la capacità di dare ad ogni brano ,sonata ,pezzo suite, la sua più verosimile anima ( non dico vera perché la verità nella musica come nell'esistenza è solo di Dio). Se avete mai suonato Mozart vi stupirete di come è impossibile nascondere anche una singola sbavatura, specialmente nei brani per strumento solo,: crolla e si immiserisce tutto ,proprio come Puskin fa dire a Salieri; con Segovia è quasi lo stesso : si ha la nettissima percezione di un equilibrio perfetto , solido ,dettato dalla tecnica e dalla superiore sensibilità e cultura musicale del Maestro

[@2xmrguitarx2]

concordo al 100%.

[@paullira15]

Anche concordo. Grazie Maurizio

[@math11235]

concordo. in effetti quando si parla di "virtuoso" oltre alla precisione bisognerebbe mettere nel calderone: la qualità del suono (che richiede uno studio pesantissimo) ed ovviamente l'interpretazione con la quale il musicista trasmette all'ascoltatore il suo intendimento del pezzo e le sue emozioni. la velocità di esecuzione è solo una piccola componente e sovente la meno importante.

[@charlesberbari7818]

This is of course a rarity, but one of the Segovia's reality. Thank u 4 preserving this film till now and sharing it with the whole world. 4 the 1st time I hear him speaking Italian. Talented also in foreign languages. As 4 his playing, it goes without saying; Segovia's LEGEND.

[@F0nkyNinja]

It's not him speaking, it's dubbed in Italian.

[@arturpassos9285]

Este vídeo era inédito no KZbin, fico feliz em ver e ouvir Andrés Segóvia tocando guitarra. Grandioso!

[@vittoriog.1962]

Un piacere ascoltare ed ammirare il Maestro Andres Segovia, trasmesso dalla RAI con doppiaggio delle sue presentazioni. Un gioiello di video (peccato solo per l'audio distorto, ma si può comprendere). Grazie

[@gtkazu]

Thanks for uploading! This is very precious and historical video for all of classical guitarist over the world.I'm amazing he was still energetic even 67.

[@antoniomolfetta3258]

Fantastico, Segovia non suonava la chitarra, lui era la chitarra! Grazie per questo video.

[@paullarnce2167]

Another masterpiece by Segovia. Thanks for posting it.

[@marcelouz1]

WONDERFULL MUSIC AND AMAZING INTERPRETATION OF ONE OF THE GREATEST GUITARRISTS OF THE XX CENTURY

[@31041955]

Segovia is what todays players are lacking.....effortless power technique, signature sound and presence

[@DonCarlos590]

i could listen to it all day

[@jacintograffigna]

Madre mia! Que fantásticamente tocaba! Técnica, sentimiento, fuerza, expresividad...a un nivel como bien se ha dicho insuperable y lo más sorprendente es que estuvo tocando a un altísimo nivel casi hasta el final de sus dias, con 94 años

[@14jmil]

Thank you, Giuseppe for sharing this valuable jewel of guitar history. Segovia opened the guitar, (following Tarrega´s legacy), to the world´s sceneries.

[@theWarriorUnknown]

Such amazing power control and passion and vibrato second to none.

[@josdurkstraful]

Segovia with distortion: full circle ;-)

[@roysarkin2315]

What an amazing man. He could play over 500 pieces from memory at any one time. I never knew he spoke so many languages, my hero

[@ManErg]

it's dubbing lol

[@francocavallo64]

I don't think it's his voice. the lip does not match. perhaps it was voiced

[@thuynguyenthi8161]

@@francocavallo64 you can see other videos about him. That is his voice, sure

[@TheUltimateGC]

What a gem this is, thank you for uploading.

[@arturozeballos1]

si abre tocado ese repertorio ..desde mis 15 años y hasta ayer a la tarde...

[@AlanMearns-YesTheRaven]

Many people don’t like it but I love this period when he bust out the big distortion pedal!

[@lucas.wsantos]

kkkkkkkkkk

[@steveb9325]

Good one!!!!

[@josephhenry4725]

Timing and tone, excellent. Nothing rushed , as orginal dance music would have sounded..bravo andres..

[@andykrejsa1]

Segovia's playing at almost 70 years old is still musically light years ahead of the cold, boring, machine like guitar playing going on in the classical world right now

[@ronmurray3338]

Not really.

[@federico-ji2zs]

E invece è vero. Tra chitarristi "ci si piace" e ci crediamo bravi. Ma al pubblico non frega niente della chitarra di oggi. Segovia invece lo amavano, lo amano tutt'oggi e lo ameranno sempre. Alla facciazza nostra!

[@dieter6219]

@G George at 57 i have 2 balls and i am still playing.

[@ChrisSheltonMusic]

Wonderful! Thanks for sharing!

[@GuitarraAlPalo]

Very nice and rare video. thanks for share.

[@lucarinaldovillani63]

Shame for the audio quality, but the spirit nobody could hide

[@curaticac5391]

In English, you would say "What a shame for the audio quality..."; if you write "Shame for that..." it would sound as if you may be trying to blame the poster for the quality of the sound, which was certainly not the intention 🙂!

[@pablodelacruzconcejal9835]

C' una picota Orchestra, diversi colori e diversi strumenti ce dialogano. Importante, molto importante la chitarra ce porta, Ramírez III con qui lui potreva sonare in 442Hz l'stessa frecuenta ce portano oggi le orchestre, avanzato al suo tempo ni ance oggi capiamo como anno lavorato insieme Ramírez III e Segovia per svilupare questa chitarra a 664mm. Sapíamos la data, mese concreto da 1961 de questo concerto? sarebe importante saberlo. Grazie mille per compartire questa goia.

[@Rodrigo-tz9yn]

Es la primera vez que escucho la interpretacion del maestro Segovia del Preludio Nº 3 de Heitor Villa-Lobos...es demasiado diferente a las demas...

[@Mirkguitar90]

Grazie per aver pubblicato questa rarità!

[@paullarnce2167]

This has got to be one of Segovia's best recorded performances.

[@pablogil6613]

The best classical guitarist in the history!

[@POSITIVEMUSIC432Hz]

👍👌🖤✨Belle vidéo✨🖤 👌👍++

[@janlis4372]

MAESTRO! non ho altre parole!

[@jannoo25]

en vivo sevilla siempre complica hasta a los mas grandes como segovia y juliam bream

[@dedi212]

The one of Master classic guitar

[@nylonsteel]

Cool if the could remaster the audio and lessen the Clipping

[@DanieleMagli]

Fantastic !!!

[@kawaipartners1635]

This looks as of 1960 in Italy, and we can know that maestro uses 1960 Jose Ramirez IIIrd, it is shortly after he had met Jose and reserved a new 1960 Ramirez instrument.

[@種村空-u7v]

何という、いい音でしょうか！

[@Soytu19]

yeah! Andres Segovia playing electric guitar ! lol rock on Segovia! xD

[@eexpmalful]

+soigon no es su voz, le han doblado (solo la voz)

[@Soytu19]

+Enrique Expósito por favor, podrías decirme el nombre de la primera pieza? ¡suena genial!

[@Soytu19]

+Enrique Expósito Vale, el compositor es anónimo, pero es una serie de 6 piezas para laúd transcritas para guitarra por Oscar Chilesotti.

[@giulianosavi6621]

+soigon , presumibilmente Vincenzo Galilei

[@treytolbert3310]

@ William Albert, EMI released a 2 volume set called "Great Recordings Of The Century" Andres Segovia 1927-1939 Recordings, 2 hr worth of recordings, and I might add its a very special thrill to own, get it while you can find it, its copyrighted 1988.

[@danielmarchan1036]

Tremendo documento histórico

[@gianlucamarinoguitar]

Eppure da tanti del settore, specialmente negli anni '80 e '90 criticato, confutato messo in discussione- La sua immensità resterà e tutti i chitarristi gli dovranno sempre almeno qualcosa e anche di più.

[@jrdardonl]

_Sonatina para guitarra: Allegretto_ (Federico Moreno Torroba) 20:12 - 22:59

[@peterluth]

INCREDIBILE ! ! !

[@peterluth]

+peterluth NESSUNO MAI PIÙ SUONERÀ COSÌ

[@paulmauras1]

+peterluth questo e Vero... Segovia e proprio un genio...

[@antoninodepaduanascimentof7996]

A música de Segovia tem um lastro de acordes que, quando executados, nos remetem aos mais belos sons das montanhas às planícies, dos castelos medievais ao urbano, do rural às megalópoles.

[@winglow7615]

Sustenance. That's for sure. Nobody does sustenance like Segovia.

[@delanoarts3703]

Awesome love it thanks

[@mattmorgan7583]

#1 all-time

[@GavinMorris1]

Such a shame the mics weren't up to the job. What an amazing guitarist, regardless.

[@oldgoody1]

There was probably nothing wrong with the mics. For various reasons what we hear here is a poor shadow of the original professional recording. Listen to only the right channel. Much less distorted.

[@rygramoore]

that is the softest distortion pedal that I've ever seen

[@ottorinoperuzzi7051]

Una parola sola grandissimo

[@tubbers20]

Best vibrato on the planet. I wonder if he would have ever considered trying an Ergoplay? :^)

[@steveb9325]

Haha; I seriously doubt it.

[@robertogonzalez9282]

Picking up a guitar tomorrow now...

[@chuckmccroskey4864]

Roberto Gonzalez , Well, did you pick up the guitar?

[@steveb9325]

@@chuckmccroskey4864 was just going to ask the same thing.

[@mrhalvi]

The Master of Guitar,

[@yiannisiliopoulos89]

amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@StopFear]

I heard he has a famous piece he wrote titled "My Love to Franco"

[@gammondog]

I wish we had recordings of him when he was still a young man. I suppose a civil war followed by a world war made that impossible.

[@137uc14]

Great post!!!

[@rodrigo_p2821]

form one moment I thought LET IT GO TEL IT GO

[@jonluxy4431]

what's he playing at 9:24? I've heard it before and it has a nice flow.

[@davidborgemo5573]

it's the gavottes from J.S Bach 6th cellosuite (BMW 1012)

[@eneiasmusico1]

Ele criou a linguagem do violão clássico ou " erudito " do qual preza pela sonoridade e interpretação precisa do compositor! Um gênio além do seu tempo.

[@TheJaoz3]

Ele não criou isso, isso já existia ha muitp tempo antes de ele nascer, nunca ouviu falar de Sor?

[@math11235]

segovia ed il suo suono non si discutono. il mio commento è: quando la rai era ancora una cosa seria.

[@alessandrooliveri9961]

is he using a boss overdrive?

[@137uc14]

Do you have some other films of Segovia or some rare recordings?

[@tamada73]

Molto bello,grazie! dove l'hai trovato questo filmato?

[@TheKagemaru]

リュートのための6つの小品：ガボット：前奏曲No.3（セゴビアは間違ってEstudioと言っている。）：・・・

[@TheKagemaru]

あっ失礼、その後Estudioでした

[@arifolog]

what is the piece played between 3:39 - 4:26?

[@GianfrancoCavallaro1]

It's piece n. 3 (Danza, anonymous) from Six lute pieces of the Renaissance, edited by Oscar Chilesotti

[@joseluissanchezleal4304]

Grande grande

[@st000ge]

did you watch "Sound City"? :D

[@adrianmolina1103]

Este video esta traducido no ???? porque creo que el era español

[@juancarlosarboleda1]

Adrian Molina pero hablaba italiano ese no era ningun problema

[@curaticac5391]

El maestro would have been playing all of these pieces (except the Villa-Lobos prelude/etude) roughly for seventy years. Nothing really exciting in this short concert.

[@rgosens2]

Boss HM-2?

[@Soytu19]

Name of the first piece, please? it sounds great!

[@rosariocarparelli348]

+soigon Oscar Chilesotti Trascrizione di: Six lute pieces of the renaissance (6 pezzi per Liuto del Rinascimento Italiano 1600 circa). The first perhaps "prelude"?

[@masukazumurasaki5180]

Bravo! Maestro~

[@Soytu19]

He always played the same pieces or what?

[@jonluxy4431]

all 10,000 of them?

[@Jeffersonlopesyeah]

What is the name of the song in 6:54-7:48?

[@hunghs613]

This's "Six lute pieces of the renaissance" 16th century.

[@juliannavarro8400]

Jefferson Silva It's called La Volta, I recommend you listen to John Williams' interpretation it's amazing.

[@Jeffersonlopesyeah]

Ok. Thanks for the reference.

[@osquira]

ESTA GUITARRA NO ES NI LA RAMIREZ NI LA HAUSER TAMPOCO FLETA. CUAL ES QUE LA HISTORIA DEL GRAN MAESTRO NO LO DICE? POR FAVOR A VER QUIEN LO SABE. GRACIAS

[@decoomandidier5567]

ABC DFG cette guitare est une Ramirez !

[@JVDAfghan]

+ABC DFG Es la Ramírez. Se cononce en la forma de la cabeza.

[@jupiterinaries6150]

John Del Gaudio, Jr. la cabeza de quien? Segovia o la guitara?

[@amigosXcorrespondenc]

omg what a god

[@jeanpierresantini9364]

Une légende de la guitare classique

[@benadriansson4862]

Era in 1956.

[@Soytu19]

that is not Segovia's voice, or is it?

[@paoloantinori6822]

No, of course. That's the voice of some actor, speaking perfect italian (the concert was transmitted by the italian television)! You know, in Italy we are dubbing addicted! :)

[@bencruz3348]

Bravissimo!!!É de se aplaudir em pé! E lembrar que enquanto ele tocava os anos 20, 30, 40, 50 e 60 fluíam. Contemporâneo de Tárrega e Villa-Lobos.

[@137uc14]

Sounds like an electrical guitar!!!

[@nelsonllenos633]

6

[@FrancoPacini57]

:=))))

[@samuelgutierrez2305]

Naaaaaa julio silpitucla es mejor q este señor, jajajaajaajaja

[@flmnkoh]

Siempre me gusto su manera de interpretar, pero que viejo arrogante al hacer esa seña al publico de dejar de aplaudirle.......me parece una falta de respeto a su audiencia que le aclama y un ex abrupto de su parte de soberbia.

[@artesmusicalestec5777]

lo hizo con toda la educación. No veo problema

[@lordofthewoods]

I see his problem. His fingers are too fat : )

[@meransarepur3866]

А чего руки. Прямо голову режь. И сразу легче станет. Если человек действительно верит всем сердцем в творца - бога- Аллаха то его веру и чувства невозможно оскорбить сожжением каких либо священных книг или какими-либо другими вещами, действиями или поступками. Потому что истинно верующий в творца человек не может испытывать ненависть, жажду рубить кому-то руки или головы, или даже просто мстить и наказывать кого-то. Потому что истинно верующий человек знает что человек, сжегший Коран уже навредил себе и его Аллах сам воздаст ему за это. А призыв к насилию и мести над провинившимся - это от шайтана и от темных сил. Истинно верующий в Творца человек способен только к любви, прощению и милосердию.