JULIAN BREAM BBC Radio 1976 (BACH, SOR, FRICKER, FALLA & SEARLE)

[@DeOmnibusDubitandum76]

Brilliant! Keep these treasures coming!

[@johnnash7769]

It's great to hear this broadcast again after so many years and especially the Fricker. This is a highly underrated work,which has a haunting, pensive and obsessional quality about it. Paseo should be played much more.

[@Agenamigo]

Thanks for sharing. I appreciate it.

[@alfredofranco]

Bream at its best. Terrific performance.

[@eduardoguajardo1490]

Magnífico

[@circycle]

Amazing!!! Thank you so much!

[@FaggianoMatias]

EXCELENTE MATERIAL!!!

[@robinterkzer8128]

Alas , we shall not hear his like again.

[@hrburrell7587]

Something about the players of that generation...bream, Williams, segovia. Maybe it was the instruments, maybe their technique, but they had something that few if any players today have, a quality to their playing and sound that I just don't hear anymore. A beauty and sonority, almost a softness to their touch when plucking the strings.

[@LeonardoGarciaguitar]

I bet the fact that they were not using carbon strings, often favored by a lot of modern players, and the choice of incredible instruments they were using like Fleta, Romanillos, Hauser, etc....contributes to the beauty and sonority of their touch that you notice.

[@fzanon]

Segovia was 40 years older than Bream, hardly the same generation. But I agree about the uniqueness.

[@CatalogueVillalobos]

​No, no, It was the deepness, the poetry of the old Masters... Not the acrobatian súper academichal of nowadays... ​@@LeonardoGarciaguitar

[@abdellhak8026]

Véroniqua colos. Café ☕

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

It's a good thing Julian didn't meet the composer at Dollar Store Mini-Mall.