Grisha goryachev plays Farruca by Sabicas

[@BibliotecadeUrokhan]

Grisha is my favorite guitarrist since Paco died :')

[@ajits64]

Grisha is the best. Love his technique and interpretation -- on this piece and on every selection I've heard him play to date. Bravo!

[@timduran2629]

Grisha should be inducted into the music hall of fame!

[@diegochannel5248]

Russia - forward! I'm proud of you Grisha! You've reached the level and entered the garden of Grandes Maestros! You are a great guitar player no matter what they say! I wish to meet you some day and enjoy your playing! Welcome back to Russia!

[@krishnasharma-kn5fv]

Simply unbelievable. I am spell bound how each note is crystal clear at such amazing speed. What a beautiful music too! It takes one to beyond reality. Extraordinary rendering!

[@domjuandeperon]

♫♫♫♫. Este muchacho es un tremendo guitarrista, de lo mejor que he escuchado estos últimos años. ♫♫♫♫

[@HackerUC]

he just played at my university. What an amazing artist he is

[@TaiChiBeMe]

Man, as good as you were 10 years ago now you are playing so much more musical! Congrats Grisha. Your old friend and admirer - tim

[@domjuandeperon]

♫♫♫♫ Probablemente el único guitarrista no español, no andaluz, que le da "sopa y seco" a los guitarristas españoles y andaluces. Es tremendo, sobre todo su técnica de alzapúa que es impecable. ♫♫♫♫

[@jesusmoraito559]

😂😂😂 sigue soñando...es un máquina si, pero no te vengas tan arriba.aqui hay niños que tocan eso perfectamente. Eso no quita los meritos de este guitarrista. Para que veas que no exagero solo en mi pueblo por decirte dos .Manolo Brenes. Y el niño brenes ..buscalo y mira los tremolos..

[@dr79105]

Fantastic performance 👏👏👏😀😀😀

[@rufinosanchez2703]

Muy buen ejecutante e intérprete. Si uno no mira, es como estar escuchando a Sabicas. Congratulaciones.

[@domjuandeperon]

♫♫♫♫. Grisha Goryachev the best for me. ♫♫♫

[@schbrachbolidsei]

¡Que nostalgia lleva la Farruca! Bien tocao, Grisha.

[@jstanley011]

Those tremolos and rasgueados are all four-finger. Flamenco indeed. Harf. He's going to perform at the GFA festival in Austin in June. I'm psyched.

[@guidoluisarganitorrez3078]

Que hermoso hermano alegras mi vida me dan ganas de trabajar duro cuando te escucho

[@joseiltonclaudiobarbosa885]

Incrível esse violonista. Como dominou as técnicas da música flamenca!!!!! Fantástico!!!!

[@nataliaarbakova7472]

Я со своими двумя дочерьми была на концерте одиннадцатилетнего Гриши Горячего в Санкт-Петербурге. Тогда нам, зрителям, сказали, что его дальнейшей артистической судьбой займётся наш известный музыкант и дирижёр.

[@PedroLopez-sx1zw]

Shallom.Que barbaro! Si yo tocar así, ya podría morirme en paz. Gracias Grisha por este talento que nos brindas. Gracias

[@ashiraqui]

from 97 to this is very more expressive . bravo 1000000 times

[@luisgonzalez8283]

¡¡¡Qué técnica!!! Excelente.

[@alvinlepik5265]

Who would dislike something like this?

[@manuel192372]

Grisha con 6-7años tocaba las szardas de monti de una forma maravillosa que muchos tocadores adultos hubiesen querido igualarlo

[@zezinhodosanzois9021]

Ai é flamenco raiz ,menino!

[@eleazarfernandez7089]

Viva la mare y la raza que te trajo a este mundo .sigue asi figura .trasmites mucho y quien diga lo contrario .no entiende nada de la música

[@EstebanAraque]

TOCAS MUY MUY BIEN TIENES UN NIVEL INTERNACIONAL, FELICITACIONES... SALUDOS DESDE ECUADOR.

[@dagwood048]

Grisha is great . never mind the crictics he's proved them wrong.

[@pacodelucia6433]

Amazing !!!!!!

[@jerzynekdob7240]

Fantastyczne wykonanie

[@reemnagy]

Awesome !!! how nice!

[@bensbeg]

Que bella musica!

[@guidoluisarganitorrez3078]

Muchas felicidades querido sigue adelante porfavor

[@ashernac]

Perfecto ,bravo

[@HitemWithTheFlex]

guy played in my guitar class today, dude is ridiculously good at rasgueados and flamenco.

[@antiguajaboneriamexicana5941]

Grisha tienes sangre española corriendo por tus venas!!!

[@ubershredder1989]

Grisha goryachev is the Eminem of flamenco music

[@EspadasYCopas]

🙄

[@ron2393]

25 thumbs down? That is a lot of angry ex-girlfriends

[@morriszachrisson8359]

Wrong. With such a job you have no time for so many girls.

[@rarivas]

Maybe those 25 down thumbs came from aficionados who love flamenco puro (pueblo flamenco, the pure old style) and know that Grisha could never play that. Nor wants to. Search for Melchor de Marchena, Diego del Gastor, Dieguito de Morón, Manolo de Huelva, Perico del Lunar, et. al.

[@peterjongsma2754]

@@rarivas Just checked Melchor de Marchena. Not to bad. But this guy's pretty hot too. For a Russian. Notice how Russians are the best at percussive guitar too?

[@bijanafshar9246]

@@rarivas why would he play those when he can already play music by the best, paco. I've never seen anyone play as close to paco as Grisha. Just because he's not Spanish doesnt mean you have to get jealous, "maestro"

[@funkrocker8011]

😂

[@easilysaid]

Where can i get the music for Con Garbo y Salero>?

[@VegasBlackbyrd]

@yukanya777 The hole is just another sound hole, so that the player hears the instrument better. otherwise, as you know, most of the sound is projected out of the front sound hole.

[@stevenslater1]

Genius !!

[@HitemWithTheFlex]

@Izzyrocks4321 when i went to bellaire HS he played. He taught us for a few days in class and did 3 concerts at school.

[@asherasator]

It's called a "sound port". It's used in some of high end guitars, it directs the sound waves towards the player. It basically allows you to hear your playing better & can affect tonality. I have an old Lucida Artista 755 model that has a crack in the back, to me that's a "sound port" also... that developed naturally! The playing energy, dry air & lack of proper humidity created it!

[@marialuisagarcia1920]

Grisha está hecho para tocar guitarra española. Lo hace de maravilla

[@rameraescarlata]

Increíble, excelentes cambios

[@Halamax]

i had a lesson with him :x total monster, especially on concerts

[@pjartandaccessories]

A fantastic tune by Sabicas executed brilliantly by Grisha. If you have an i phone and are looking for tab for this piece, I recommend getting the Tab Pro app. It has this as well as countless other great flamenco and guitar tunes. At only £2.50 I highly recommend it to any kind of guitarist. Good luck!!

[@xuan468]

Thank !

[@jellymanwilson]

many people prefer to live in ignorance because of the simplicity. When you listen to real music it opens your mind and forces you to consider the world as it really is, for many people this feels uncomfortable and so they go back to music with no meaning, just a rhythm (sometimes not even that) repeated over and over again like the thoughts in their mind.

[@adamreekie8110]

some kid I’ve never read such drivel in my life

[@essentuk]

It is really cool!

[@VladTheImpaler454]

such a pleasure to listen to, incredible technique! any chance of a lesson in London? :P

[@JohnFredyTorresMusical]

Estupendo!

[@jstanley011]

@jsanchezpcr708 Some flamenco guitarists use that kind of pattern, but watch the video more closely. Grisha is using his pinky. Also check Noad's "Playing the Guitar" p. 168. Using all four fingers is the orthodox technique in the genre.

[@iosebaart]

@jstanley011 the tremolos are 4 finger but they are quintuplets. he plays th-i-r-m-i and so on

[@Yojimbonh]

Very nice.

[@horacitox]

di best!

[@BarryB93]

amazing

[@rvega4s]

Grisha, ¿Cuándo vienes a Perú? ... tu rapidez me impresiona, bonísimo.

[@ludwig_gen3509]

Ricardo Vega Salas el fue mi maestro en texas!

[@EspadasYCopas]

Cuando puedan pagarle lo q vale,osea nunca.

[@todhursen8481]

Bravo hermano.

[@sacromonte2]

stunning , what an amaizng performance of a classic, what type of guitars does mr G use , i love his playing , hope to hear some classic soon

[@treboryevrah]

He has some strong play. The quickest rest strokes I've seen.

[@countroshculla]

Ole!! In plain language - fucking awesome!

[@leocarucci]

BRAVO!!!

[@alex000cozar]

Does anyone know a link to the original studio-recorded song?

[@S0METHING1986]

ole

[@iosebaart]

@jstanley011 oh... well... i didn't knew that, i was allways told it should be without the pinky.... i'm gonna try it, i promise :) cheers

[@VladTheImpaler454]

Every time I think I'm pretty awesome at classical guitar I just watch this or a Sabicas/Paco video and just instantly feel that my technique is pathetic

[@eldergamer8896]

I know right? I'v been playing classical guitar for 4 years, and have been able to play malgeuna and other spanish challenges. But Grisha just pull much harder with so little efforts, UGH!

[@vaclavhanusekv1717]

@@eldergamer8896 4 years is nothing I realized recently. I´ve been playing 5 years and I see that even though you are able to play a lot, some things require 20 more years. :) A nice way to go.

[@soulvaccination8679]

Check out Antoine Rey

[@warrenwickremesooriya8031]

Don’t despair. I’ve been playing classical guitar for over 30 years and I struggle with a lot of the flamenco techniques. I think you need a few lifetimes. Grisha has probably been a great guitarist in a previous life or two.

[@parishadnz.6048]

...come on guys...Grisha's father is a classical guitar master: talent or not, having a private master at home since your childhood maybe helps....... 'a little bit'!

[@todormia]

Одлично! Класа! :)

[@osmargds]

It is hard to admit but, this guy is at the same level of masters, like Paco de Lucia and Gerardo Nunez, or even better!!!

[@pacodelucia6433]

Este chico toca muy bien esta farruca. Pero Paco de Lucía siempre quedará el maestro del flamenco. El Paco tenía una técnica y una velocidad fuera de este mundo.....

[@jstanley011]

@jsanchezpcr708 Sal Bonavita is no slouch when it comes to flamenco, and he uses and teaches the three-finger technique. He has some great tremolo exercises uploaded here. His KZbin handle is hersoveela, and the name of the vid is "Tremolo Exercises - 3, 4, & 5 fingers."

[@nisa06]

@davidleealford there is another tradition above the one u mention: its the tradition that one has to politely pay credit at first place 4 his music. yes, he is making music nothing more and nothing less. there is no need to dissect this performance into what it is and what its not, just enjoy and calm down. cheers.

[@Sohail288]

@Halamax How did you manage to get a lesson with him? it would be great to have just one lesson from him!

[@floriniancau5766]

Hi;Congratulation for your performance! I am downloaded already couple of your videos with the learning technics.I want to start learn ;Can you help me with recommendation for a good quality guitar at affordable price please because is the most important step ?Thank you!

[@Atamleets]

Grisha is one of the best examples of virtuoso. But there is no debate on how good he is as a flamenco guitarist. He is not a flamenco guitarist, for it is different to play somebody's bulería from to play por bulerías, por soleá... It is this ability which primarily defines a flamenco guitarist. As Master Sabicas said: a flamenco guitarist is three careers in one: solo (your compositions), play for dancers and for singers. Old cultures sometimes surprise us. We cannot change them from outside.

[@notosupijan1880]

well 👍

[@DebidoHoang93]

@GuitarMaster6567 He also just played at my school too today at Johnston Middle School in Houston, Texas. Are u in parker? or bellaire highschool?

[@robertowatsiano]

@HitemWithTheFlex hi there do you have the tab for this piece could you pass it on to me please

[@robertowatsiano]

@easilysaid hi there did you get the tabs for this piece can you pass them on to me please

[@the10thleper]

Ah it is a second sound hole! This is the first one I've seen. Mmmm, where did my cheapest guitar go?

[@xxxDjFreddyxxx]

hhaah i know those feels

[@barefootdesigns]

That's a sound port. He's probably playing his Connor guitar.

[@ДашаБирюкова-ы8п]

Хорошо исполнено.

[@ПрокофийПрокофович]

Я бы сказал отлично даже)

[@sergiojimenez7716]

Superdotado es una réplica del gran sabicas

[@ellio1402]

this guy did a show at my school

[@anastas007]

Man your guitar sounds awesome the way you play it !!!! May I please know the guitar brand?

[@gabriellopez-torres8332]

carajo como encuentro la partitura

[@Izzyrocks4321]

@HitemWithTheFlex he played at my school too for us guitar students!! what school do you go to? im pretty sure thats my school in the background also!

[@easilysaid]

Anyone know where i can get the tabs for this Farruca?

[@robertowatsiano]

@easilysaid hi m8 did you ever get the tab for this can you pass them on to me please

[@riyadyoussef]

anyone knows what is the guitar he is playing with?

[@andrespizana419]

What a talented American guitar player, he awesome! He has so much pizaz!!! And he's so talented to have wrote this beautiful piece!

[@ghfhdhhsvhhdgdhssg650]

Andres Pizana he's from Russia

[@maifuzali3949]

গ্রেট ♥

[@moo6396]

can you send me the tab for this song please

[@understandyourmind]

is that a guitar from Andalucia guitars?

[@GoBoTKratoS]

Простой русский паренёк с деревни))👍👍👍

[@товарищДынин-ы6ю]

Ну, как с деревни....питерский он, вообще-то..

[@GoBoTKratoS]

@@товарищДынин-ы6ю эт по приколу было написано)

[@yukanya777]

What kind of a hole on the side of the guitar, and what is it?

[@misfit755]

if you look hard at his 6th bass string when he strikes it you can actually see it vibrate and move

[@JuanDVene]

He didn't write it. This farruca was written by Agustín Castellón Campos aka Sabicas. Also, he's Russian, but lives in the USA.

[@rafourasta]

what's the name of this farruca please?

[@SoumyadiptaRay]

what guitar is this? brand?

[@understandyourmind]

it could be guitar from Andalusian guitars..they make those holes on the sides.

[@OurAwesomeUniverse]

is that a hole in the top of his guitar? What is it for?

[@S0METHING1986]

@MucusFelidae may he wanna make some dance stps with it

[@robertowatsiano]

@MucusFelidae hi m8 if you find this tab can you pass it on please

[@idem121]

neoticktack AWesOmE.