W.A. Mozart Concerto for Guitar & Orchestra KV191 performed by Gabriel Guillén - Video

[@not2tees]

Great to hear Mozart in a Guitar Concerto - ! The visual portion of this video is also an unexpected pleasure. Well done, Jovan Pesec.

[@jovanpesec]

not2tees It is a pleasure for me to read your comment. Many thanks, no2tees!

[@reginamoore1971]

+not2tees One hundred percent true!

[@robinvanper23]

Mozart KV191 ... could not be better performed, Gabriel. I love this kind of performing Mozart!

[@anig1862]

Yes! This is also true for me!

[@jovanpesec]

It makes very happy! ☺☼☺

[@jovanpesec]

Colin Cooper wrote in the preface of this arrangement:Although his concerto output is dominated by the 27 piano concertos, Mozart was fascinated by the possibilities of individual instruments and wrote concertos for many of them, including the flute, the clarinet, the horn and the bassoon. The guitar was not in the developed form it is today, or he might well have written for it. Since he did not, this transcription by Jovan Pesec is a gift to guitarists in providing them with a concerto by Mozart.

[@paulheffron4836]

I think that Mozart would have been enraptured by this arrangement of one of his finest concertos. It is well played,well recorded, and much appreciated by those of us who love Mozart and great guitar music. Many thanks for posting this exquisite gem.

[@studiov4mnet]

COLIN COOPER:Although his concerto output is dominated by the 27 piano concertos, Mozart was fascinated by the possibilities of individual instruments and wrote concertos for many of them, including the flute, the clarinet, the horn and the bassoon. The guitar was not in the developed form it is today, or he might well have written for it. Since he did not, this transcription by Jovan Pesec is a gift to guitarists in providing them with a concerto by Mozart. Composed in 1774, when he was 18, K191 is not only Mozart’s first bassoon concerto but also his first concerto for any wind instrument. It is simple in form, consistent with the composer’s lack of concerto experience, yet undeniably Mozartean in the way he takes the bassoon up to the limit of its three octaves (incidentally giving the soloist a lot of hard work to do in the process). The key of B flat major is almost certainly dictated by the fact that it is the bassoon’s lowest note. It is not a practical key for the guitar, and a semitone drop to A major is a pragmatic compromise, improving the playability while remaining at the same level of pitch.Colin Cooper via e-mail, November 2005

[@schedulestor6997]

Gabriel Guillén, ein großartiger Gitarrist. Gibt es noch andere Konzerte mit Dir!

[@reginamoore1971]

+schedule stor Oh yes!

[@jovanpesec]

Bitte schau hier nach: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6mQmqubpMhso7s

[@adonnabell270]

I love Mozart & Gabriel Guillén! Geat concert! Prima candence!

[@jovanpesec]

This will please Gabriel!

[@reginamoore1971]

A delicious package! Thank you, Mozart! Thank you, Gabriel! Thank you, Jovan!

[@jovanpesec]

Thanks! Best wishes to you from us all!

[@rudbeckie1]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Děkuji!

[@jovanpesec]

Das freut sehr!

[@nathalienoirot7499]

Super beau morceau :!!!!!

[@KenhHatRonguongPho]

Exquisite performance. Great interplay between guitar and virtual orchestra! Bravo Gabriel Guillén.

[@jovanpesec]

Thank you very much! ☺☼☺

[@claudiaoctavia7558]

Wonderful arrangement by Jovan Pesec! Perfect performed by Gabriel Guillen!

[@jovanpesec]

Many thanks, Claudia!

[@rafaelrhino3110]

I think the concert to some extent. But ... really excited I'm from the guitarist! Super guitar-man Gabriel Guillén!

[@jovanpesec]

Yeaaaaah!!!

[@anig1862]

Wonderful concerto! Thank you for performing, Gabriel! Thank you for sharing, Jovan!

[@reginamoore1971]

+Ani G Love, Ani!

[@jovanpesec]

You are wellcome, Any!

[@MsRemixHD]

Gabriel - you are performing Mozart very well. I do not miss the bassoon!

[@arieschess5417]

Really true! I like this Arrangement. Guitar with virtual orchestra! The Sound is very clean. And the guitarman? Gabriel you are great!!!

[@jovanpesec]

Thanx! ☺☼☺

[@rogeliogamboa7644]

beautiful classical music - superb acoustic guitar *

[@studiov4mnet]

Thank you very much for your Feedback, Rogelio!

[@virtomoses5292]

I'm impressed. Great performance! Excellent video!

[@jovanpesec]

Thank you very much. This work made a lot of fun!

[@buxtestnorn500]

Very clear played on the guitar, Gabriel! Compliments to the arranger Jovan Pesec!

[@rafaelrhino3110]

This interpretation is very precisely presented. I emphasize your comment!

[@jovanpesec]

Thanx! ☺☼☺

[@walkerdevil3788]

Interprétation incroyable! Bravo!

[@jovanpesec]

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[@jpandyaraja]

to quote from the film ..amadeus ..." you have shown us something quite new "

[@jovanpesec]

You are very kind! Thank you for your comment!

[@melanieo3300]

The Sound of Mozart produced by a guitar!? Very nice!

[@jovanpesec]

Originally, I had not thought that would work out. But the result justifies the use of!

[@lupuswolfen4338]

Offenbar kann man Mozart auch auf der Maultrommel spielen! ... Apparently you can play Mozart on the jaw harp!

[@hitoribocchi5315]

00:00 - 08:00 first movement

[@jopiedo6970]

Thanx

[@joachimu6307]

Sehr schöne Kombination von Gitarre und virtuellem Orchester! Der Gitarresatz wird von Gabriel Guillén excellent exekutiert. Gratulation. Beim Orchester muss man schon sehr genau hinhören, um zu erkennen, dass nicht live gespielt wird. Wie geht dieses Zusammenspiel von statten?

[@jovanpesec]

Im konkreten Fall wurden die Orchesterstimmen Partitur des Konzertes in ein Notensatzprogramm eingegeben und dann (ohne Gitarre) über eine MIDI-Schnittstelle einer DigitalAudioWorkstation zugespielt. Diese stellte dann mittels einer digitalen Datenbank die Instrumente des Orchesters dar und nahm sie auf. Das virtuelle Orchester wurde dem Gitarristen über Kopfhörer zugespielt. Seine Gitarrenperformance erfolgte im Einklang mit dem virtuellen Orchester. Die Gitarrenstimme wurde als einzelner Track aufgenommen und später mit dem Orchester gemischt. Klingt kompliziert! Ist es auch! Und aufwendig!

[@lupuswolfen4338]

***** Interessante Arbeit. Erstaunlich, dass dies zu so einem gelungenen Resultat führt. Herzlichen Glückwunsch den Akteuren!

[@studiov4mnet]

LupusWolfen Diese Aufnahmetechnik ist in der Unterhaltungsmusikbranche durchaus üblich. Klassische Musiker gerne die Nase und scheuen davor und der Zusammenarbeit mit virtuellen Instrumenten gerne zurück, ausgenommen vielleicht David Garrett! Dabei kann das durchaus eine Bereicherung darstellen. Gabriel Guillén übrigens hat auch als rühmliche Ausnahme herausgestellt und sich sehr flexibel auf die Studiobedingungen eingestellt. Danke Gabriel!

[@oscarpalm4863]

What's with the inserted photo of ancient computer?

[@jovanpesec]

On what for position of the video. Oscar?

[@oscarpalm4863]

@@jovanpesec at 17:05

[@jovanpesec]

Aaah! This is my workstation! The video was produced there!

[@uli9084]

Did Mozart also wrote for Guitare? Or is this a transcription?

[@jovanpesec]

PlayList: 3.old.vienniese.concertos.4.guitar.&.orchestra kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6mQmqubpMhso7s

[@jopiedo6970]

Molto bello! Un vero peccato che Mozart non ha creato una composizione per chitarra!

[@jovanpesec]

Mille Grazie, Jo!

[@jovanpesec]

A suppression of the cadences of the concertos of Mozart, Haydn and Hummel with Gabriel Guillén composed by Jovan Pesec can be found here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpCre4eKn7eFrJI

[@domisthebomb09]

11:15

[@domisthebomb09]

Isn't this just his bassoon concerto?

[@studiov4mnet]

Yes. It is an arrangement of the concerto for bassoon & orchestra kv 191.

[@flyupland]

jovanpesec, of what city were the pictures taken?

[@AntonKum]

Kombiniere: Salzburg / Österreich!

[@jovanpesec]

Anton Kummer Das ist richtig, Anton!

[@ChristEasterMan]

A very interesting arrangement of the Concerto in B flat Major for Bassoon & Orchestra by Mozart, Jovan. Thank you. Very nicely interpreted, Gabriel. Thank you! BTW: In what key it is played on the guitar?

[@oskarmarijan6733]

ChristEasterMan As far as I know A Major!

[@jovanpesec]

Thanx, Christ!

[@judithfischer7831]

Klares und trotzdem gefühlvolles Gitarrenspiel! Ich bilde mir ein, dass ich dieses Konzert einmal in Rust beim Gitarrenfestival mit Georg Kugi als Dirigenten gehört habe. Aber ich erinnere mich nicht mehr, wer die Gitarre gespielt hat. Warst Du das Gabriel?

[@jovanpesec]

Judith Fischer Das war Vladislav Blaha, liebe Judith!

[@jovanpesec]

Eine Ausblendung der von Jovan Pesec komponierten Kadenzen der Konzerte von Mozart, Haydn und Hummel mit Gabriel Guillén findet sich hier: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpCre4eKn7eFrJI

[@edwardfullard5172]

I have the original piece

[@TheGabrielGuillen]

Nein, das war Vladislav Blaha

[@trismegian]

agghiacciante

[@davidmoyes9083]

The original with Bassoon sounds better! I like it more! Sorry!

[@reginamoore1971]

+David Moyes I do not agree! really!

[@jovanpesec]

Your mind must be respected!