Bach, Telemann and Weiss: Baroque Lute Music | Xavier Díaz-Latorre · MarchVivo

[@ГюльнараХазиева]

Музыка - лекарство для души и сердца, слёзы радости и успокоения... Мира и добра всем слушающим💗💗💗 Браво маэстро Хавьер👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Bruno10189]

Great musician, wonderful music, a blessing on a snowy winter morning at home! thank you.

[@marchvivo]

In Madrid, on the contrary, we are enjoying a sunny morning, almost as if it was Spring.

[@Serjan_deus]

Beautyfoul Concert Maestro, your performance is like a ray of sunlight on these cloudy days we are living on.

[@NoApologiesTeam]

What a wonderful way to start a day of doctoral study. I wasn't looking, but glad the algorithm found me this time.

[@marchvivo]

@@NoApologiesTeam Algorithm, from time to time, gets it right. Good luck with the doctoral study.

[@israelrabbit1943]

esa pieza de Lully!!! FUER HERMOSAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AHHHHHH QUE GENIAL!!!

[@rhortac]

Meravellosa i profunda música, meravellosa interpretació. AIxí, la vida pren més sentit!

[@staffanolofsson8201]

What a relaxing music! I believe they back in those days, the baroque period, had a somewhat different view on music, a view we perhaps miss today. Music as a healer of the human soul.

[@ALEJANDROARANDARICKERT]

MUSICA MEDICINA ANIMAE

[@staffanolofsson8201]

@@ALEJANDROARANDARICKERT You are right, Im 79 and healing is good for me

[@joseecollin5358]

​@@ALEJANDROARANDARICKERTextrêmement nourrissante, extra pour toutes les cellules du Vivant...mon ❤️ 💕 en atteste à chaque fois !😅😊❤😂🎉 Je nous aime 💜🍀😂

[@wernerretief4569]

The low range and serious content makes me think of the colour range in Rembrandt's paintings: shadow and light, gold and dark brown.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

@@wernerretief4569 One of his self portraits perhaps?

[@monicapacheco6737]

Coincido con todos los comentarios, de verdad que esta Música nos permite calmar la ansiedad que está impregnada en nosotros, ocasionando graves daños en la salud mental. Gracias por este espléndido regalo, que llena nuestra alma de Paz. ❤❤❤

[@EmilianoGirina]

Listening to the maestro is always a huge pleasure.

[@JackSujovolsky]

As usual, superb playing and superb sound from the instrument....The timbre and sonority is awesome!

[@muharremdemirdis7622]

Xavier is the best one. I follow him from 2003.

[@BWV528andante]

Parte dal cuore va alle mani al cervello,questa musica é rivoluzione, grazie Maestro Xavier...

[@pekohara3473]

穏やかな気持ちになりました。人生を深く味わうような演奏です。😊🇯🇵

[@AshlandFineMusic]

Wonderful performer! I've loved Baroque lute forever and this video is a joy to listen to. Thank you.

[@BachScholar]

I have never heard of Weiss, but damn he was a great composer!

[@marchvivo]

@@BachScholar You will love Weiss!! He managed to create a personal style, very accesible and unique.

[@laberintosingeniosos]

He was, indeed 😊

[@daz4627]

Have a listen to Robert Barto who recorded a lot (maybe all?) of the Weiss catalogue... his interpretation and performance is probably the best you'll hear... flawless technique and the most beautiful tone... just amazing to listen to.

[@raspillade6027]

Little known fiction: he invented Weiss bier

[@MrLuridan]

With a username “BachScholar” one would think you’d know all about S.L. Weiss. Unless there is an inside joke I’m not aware of??

[@Mazdak1986]

Simply magnificent performance ❤

[@ToddBrooks-gm6hy]

Always perfection from Xavier ! Wonderful. Happy New Year to you sir.

[@voraciousreader3341]

Listen to 13:45 to 13:52, just as an example of imperfection which takes nothing away from the excellence of the performance. One of the best performances I have ever seen happened when Arthur Rubinstein had a complete memory loss in the middle of an extremely difficult Chopin piece during a recital. He didn’t stop and apologize….he did such an amazing improvisation for some minutes, which sounded so much like Chopin in an attempt to catch the threads of the piece together in his mind, that many in the audience didn’t even realize his performance was “imperfect” in any way! The ovation he got at the end of that piece was spontaneous and LOUD, as much from the admiration people felt for the genius Rubinstein displayed to get himself out of that imperfect corner in which he found himself that it put him on a higher pinnacle than ever! In art, performers who strive for perfection-not making mistakes-are very boring to listen to, for the simple reason that they’re devoid of musicality.

Tendría que ser posible dejar más de un like por video. Impresionante como recuerda todas las obras de memoria.

[@D14FANITO]

La honestidad musical, la elegancia interpretativa y el compromiso artístico de Xavier son un deleite al oido y a la vista. Es uno de los mejores recitales que he visto en mi vida.

[@marchvivo]

@@D14FANITO Vaya, eso sí que es un gran elogio para cualquier solista. A los seguidores que Xavier está conquistando en este foro les estoy contando que en unas semanas vuelve a la Fundación March: el sábado 25 de enero a las 12h. Para quien ande por Madrid y pueda venir: www.march.es/es/madrid/concierto/fantasia-iii-vihuela-perla-renacentista. Aquí aborda el Renacimiento para vihuela a solo

[@JariSaarinen-f9u]

Taivaasta laskeutunutta musiikkia ja ihmeellinen tulkitsija!!

[@MARIOGARCIAGARCIA]

Qué verdad hay en esta música. Su sinceridad y su humildad son una cura para la injusticia de ser mercancía entre mercancías. El laúd barroco en las sabias manos de su intérprete nos devuelve la realidad de la soledad compartida, de la melancolía sociable, de la resistencia sin pacto. Gracias a Xavier Díaz-Latorre por saberse borrar en la plenitud de la actuación.

[@justinienpibrac1231]

Bien belles découvertes ( le compositeur et son interprète) Cette pièce de musique m’a souvent fait penser à l’Eraclito amoroso de Barbara Strozzi. Interprétée par Jaroussky, cette aria est une merveille. J’engage ceux qui me lisent à l’écouter!

[@Sergio.GonzalezPrats]

Vaya pasada de concierto, Xavi es un grande de la cuerda pulsada, mis dieces

[@neilwoller]

Wow. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@charlesaho4358]

Your playing reminds us of the glowing bar, an example to be lauded

[@KRYPTALONE0407]

Sublime y balsámica música. Mil gracias.

[@mirthacastillo4332]

Sublime Maestro. Bravo !

[@galapagator]

No se puede tocar mejor. Qué alma. ¡¡¡Maravilloso Xavier!!! Gracias.

👏👏👏👏👏Bravo

[@user-vb3mh4cp8j]

genio, tremendo, nada mejor que bach

[@joeltome5519]

Sonoridade divina magnífica.

[@weslleyfernandesgoncalves8661]

Sublime.

[@aloysioneves]

A beleza da música solo para alaúde e sua sonoridade metafísica...

[@yavuzbesorak5041]

WOnderful interpretations. Thank you .

[@catherineeggler6565]

Merci, cher Xavier, votre interprétation délicate de ces oeuvres sublimes enchante mon coeur 💖

[@salvatore4388]

Great

[@staffanolofsson8201]

Weiss´ Sarabande at 37:46 is an example of real magic

[@joansaluna]

La voz de los angeles ... 🎶🎶🎶 muchas gracias para compartir.

[@Michel-Fiorelli]

Fantastic!

[@kanubeenderman]

excellent and amazing! I do think his lute needs some more strings though :)

[@DC-td7cq]

The well-tempered tuning system is interesting to hear

[@philippehirou]

Merci à Xavier Díaz-Latorre et à la Fundación Juan March pour ce magnifique concert.

[@g12RRR]

Wonderful performance maestro

[@rafaellasherasartero1254]

Maravilloso, maestro, como siempre

[@muharremdemirdis7622]

bravoooo

[@MiguelDiaz-fx7yg]

Hermoso de Otrora

[@lakislaftsis]

Great!!!

[@giuseppegioia3766]

sei una meraviglia

[@ALEJANDROARANDARICKERT]

GRAN MAESTRO

[@mplayslute]

Elizabeth Kenny carried this concert.

[@diegoguzmi7633]

❤❤🎉 Increíble!!

[@The_IRL_Bard]

Espero algún día poder aprender de él, este año que viene hago la prueba de entrada para estudiar con el en Basel

[@g12RRR]

Ponte a estudiar entonces y buena suerte

[@marchvivo]

@The_IRL_Bard Ojalá tengas suerte y puedas conseguirlo. Entre tanto, te anuncio que Xavier viene a tocar a la Fundación March el sábado 25 de enero a las 12h. Se transmitirá por streaming: www.march.es/es/madrid/concierto/fantasia-iii-vihuela-perla-renacentista

[@laberintosingeniosos]

Qué bien! Nos conoceremos allí, entonces. Saludos!

[@user-vb3mh4cp8j]

Lo de Biber es alucinante

[@TommyNever]

Beautifully crisp playing, thank you.

[@danielfajardo9092]

Xavier es un genio indiscutible del laud

[@marchvivo]

Algunos lo tienen como el mejor laudista en España.

[@The_IRL_Bard]

​@@marchvivo y tal vez hasta del mundo diría yo

[@marchvivo]

Eso igual hay que preguntárselo a @laberintosingeniosos, que sabe bastante del tema 🤭

[@OTTOROSCA]

Es maravilloso pero también hay excelentes en otras partes ..

[@fransjechar7242]

😊 relax musiek

[@user-vb3mh4cp8j]

Bach creo a Dios, y Xavier lo hizo presente, ahora soy ferviente creyente

[@maiamaya6083]

wow

[@kudrukvasili8892]

Дзякую ❤❤❤

[@dmacrolens]

👏👏👏

[@virginialeite2787]

💖🌸

[@BakajaHu]

This piece is much better on the lute than on the violin.

[@marchvivo]

@@BakajaHu Bach is unique in that sense: his music was conceived in such an abstract nature that allows to be transferred to many different instruments, while keeping or even enhancing its essence.

[@BakajaHu]

@@marchvivo OK, I was not clear. I was talking about Biber's piece.

[@jakubsebek]

Don't take me too seriously, but.. what isn't?

[@marchvivo]

@jakubsebek Being excellent music, you are right that the essence of it emerges on both instruments. Arrangements and transcriptions generally imply that the original work is good enough to allow other dimensions

[@L.H.Aracheski]

❤

[@andresbonillatorres4655]

🙂✨️🎶💓🔆💓🎶✨️

[@jean-yvesPrax]

Bravo Maestro ! incredible mastering of your baroque lute, such a demanding instrument. Although I'm not a great fan of the sound of long nails on double-stringed instrument, finally I notice that the pitch is clean only when only one string is stroke... endless debate 😉

[@voraciousreader3341]

If what you’re looking for when listening to music is perfection in pitch, why on earth do you listen to medieval and Renaissance music on period instruments?? I thought all aficionados knew that *there _IS_ no ”sound of long nails on double strings” with period instruments, _because they’re all played on GUT STRINGS, not metal wrapped ones!_ And, as I’m sure you know, gut strings are perilously unreliable when it comes to pitch by their physical nature, making them extremely difficult to tune, which means that there are frequent disagreements on pitch in any but solo performances! My feeling is that it’s much better for the soul to listen for the amazing artistry virtuosi bring to their art and to try to accept the fact that these instruments are highly temperamental….after all, it’s the sound of the glorious gut strings which most modern ears find enchanting, even those who are highly sensitive to pitch as I am!

[@laberintosingeniosos]

Thx for your comment. I'm playing without fingernails, as I am using gut strings. Regards

[@marchvivo]

Thank you both for sharing your illuminating comments. This discussion helps to appreciate more deeply the performance and identify its subtleties.

[@laberintosingeniosos]

As for the pitch, in 1630 the writer of the book Il Corago, anonymous till today, wrote that if you need to build a theater, don't forget to build a corridor in the musicians pit, so that the lute players can step out and tune 😊. The composer J.Mattheson wrote that, if a lute player would live 80 years, 60 would be for tuning 😂 and Goethe wrote that one of the most recurrent memories of his father, is him tuning his lute endlessly 😂. Just to say that this was "a thing" then, and nowadays if you want to enjoy the quality of the historical strings, it's normal that "thing" might happen. Thx for your comment

[@CarmenReyes-em9np]

Que no tengo internet. Y Rosi está de vacaciones 8 días de vacaciones de Navidad.

[@banjoboy01]

bad mic click