Costas Cotsiolis Plays Choro De Saudade Barrios live

Greek classic guitar player Costas Cotsiolis plays Choro De Saudade by Auggustine Barrios live At Chech TV 1994

[@arcabeza]

I loved and played this wonderful piece of music when I was younger, my favorite one from Agustin Barrios. Other people would probably think different but this one is the best interpretation I'd ever heard. I understand very well what Kostas is feeling when playing and makes me discover new things thanks to his personal way of doing it.

[@malenamartinez4415]

The best version of this beautiful piéce.

[@saudade0222]

素晴らしい演奏、正にsaudade郷愁感じます。 有り難う御座いました。

[@cordero4444]

Bravo Costas Cotsiolis.

[@БорисКотов-к3ь]

Bravo Costas !

[@jacquillo]

no doubt one of the best video of barrios to be heard here

[@pawelach992]

Απίστευτη εκτέλεση. Μπράβο!

[@georgio1979]

Great musician........!!!

[@alkssmith9762]

One of best performances of this masterpiece,

[@waldemarzaborski4274]

Bravissimo Costas!Me gusta mucho...Grazias!

[@sannguyen62]

beautiful melodies, deep herd .... Thanks for listening ...

[@GeorgeDrakakis78]

Truly amazing. Thank you for posting this.

[@jacquillo]

beautiful interpretation

[@bossanovaboy]

One of the best performances...

[@Yuriy21]

Amazing!

[@yusdog21]

wonderfull

[@giancarlodipierro]

The best Choro de Saudade to my ears....lyrical, nostalgic, flowing.....no matter the free rhythm

[@RobertoMartinez-uv4nx]

Maestro!!

[@neusapires3107]

Lindo. Maravilhozo

[@GuitarMach]

Agustín Barrios nació en Paraguay, hay que avisarle...

[@georgioszaimis1982]

The best!

[@olynthocensoni1680]

Bravo!

[@nikosz66]

Βravo Kostas!

[@waldemarzaborski4274]

Fenomenal interpretation!Ornamentation Chopin!!!

[@waldemarzaborski4274]

Bravissimo Costas!

[@albertomacaya1663]

Nice interpretation, no rush at all making the piece enjoyable to listen to. Good feeling at the delicate passages and good temper at the stronger parts, BRAVO. But I must correct you Barrios was definitely NOT Uruguayan, he was Paraguayan!!

[@Diegel00kine]

It was, In deed! Similar names but huge difference! Greetings from Paraguay

[@sebthi7890]

he has such a great deep in his music, no demostration of virtuosity, knowing to handle rubato

[@georgesummit458]

world - top guitarist...... . -

[@НиколайМихайловичЕрмолаев]

Эта интерпретация одна из самых лучших именно благодаря тончайшей фразировке, наполненной глубоким чувством. Рубато и фермато Костаса очень взвешены и прекрасно передают образ произведения. Нотный текст этого Шоро на вид довольно монотонный - шестнадатые. Если его сыграть как написано - довольно скучно звучит. К сожалению большинство так и играет. Думаетс, что сам Барриос играл его близко к тому, как играет Качолис. Что не исключает ещё более свободную интерпретацию. Благодарю.

[@offnew8752]

NÃO TEM JEITO É O VISIONÁRIO!!! 😎👉👉

[@juliocesarsuaga6504]

Barrios.No cualquiera, sigue viviendo asì.

[@natalyakazantzeva4311]

Очень выразительная игра.

[@LL4love]

so much sophisticated philosophy!

[@omiros76]

τραγουδανε ολα...

[@thomasgratsounas]

Ο Καλύτερος.

[@pablitomartin7]

a great guitar player ... but a version that i consider the best is the version of turibio Santos.... thank you for posting this video!

[@javierespinos]

1:15 Agustín Barrios Mangoré, PARAGUAY

[@vitastory]

가장 창의적인 연주! 이거야!

[@WilliamEGD]

I've been practice this piece with my guitar teacher... We both agree our hands hurt afterward. There are definitively some nasty stretches in there.

[@szilveszterdomotor]

yes thats why i think he used strange rubatos i just relearned this piece after 17 years , my personal favourite was and is JW for this piece, those rushes and halts right becore the very bard stretching is kinda changing the core of the piece for me he express virtuozity of course but he just slow down at bottle necks, the hardest part of this piece is always do strechinga without preparation end of 2 and end of 3rd part what he do with the thirs movement is very skilled but it is a totally different piece…

[@joseamarilla9908]

Agustín Barrios es de Paraguay y no de Uruguay

[@43grone]

i lIKE, BUT IS AGUSTIN BARRIOS OR NITSUGA MANGORE

[@Kho3aC]

a quei 10 che non piace toglierei il diritto di voto e anche di parola

[@iainblack2975]

I can make a G and C chord now, is that a good start?

[@いのうえこういち-v6k]

ナカナカイイネ、レガ―トに良く響いてる。

[@lawcch]

John Williams version for Choro de Saudade is all times BEST among the guitarists.

[@isaac1439]

watch the raphael rabello version

[@iainblack2975]

Keep practicing, almost there.

[@iainblack2975]

I almost have the G major chord mastered, C major chord here I come…..

[@KevinToine]

All those pauzes takes the flow away.

[@asproboula]

i agree with you bzeliotis. actually he loses the control of the rhythm as you say,because he makes many ritardandi,ritenuti,ralledandi and accelerandi where there s no need and cut it into pieces. also,his phrases have no direction.

[@SingHouse]

I find the rubato unbearable.... especially the rhythmic middle section. As if rubato is the only way to instill expression?

[@tangor1260]

Excellent game, better than J.Williams. But J.C.Balbi plays even better, for my taste.

[@nadr940]

He doesn't respect the rhythm... don't forget it's classical music. And the difficult of classical music is playing what the composer wrote with the better way, better expression : that's the definition of interpretation in classical musical. So what does "interpretation" mean for all of you when you say "beautiful interpretation", etc.. ? I love the way he plays, it's very hard to do it, and it's so beautiful, full of emotion.. but I can't say "beautiful interpretation" !

[@AndreiPuhach]

Agree, most other interpretations on KZbin sound much better to me (I don't mean sound quality). Matter of taste of course, but this one is a bit... disturbing in some places.

[@neuro_driguez]

Classical music allows for rubato, its an integral part of his interpretation. I like his performance but would agree in that its not my favorite.

[@BazzTriton]

ranaivoson nadia you are so wrong and you can not see why neither where

[@curaticac5391]

Rubato is one thing; gross exaggerations is another.

[@FranciscoFernandez-hz2yg]

a great teacher but not how to play Barrios

[@eloyhbermudez]

says the unrecognizable random guitar youtube dude

[@nikoskoutsioulis8172]

Amazing!!!!

[@olynthocensoni1680]

Bravo!!!