Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Concerto No.1 (in D), Op.99 for Guitar (Score video)

Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (1895) was an Italian composer, pianist and writer. He was known as one of the foremost guitar composers in the twentieth century with almost one hundred compositions for that instrument.
Thomas Viloteau, guitar
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[@stellaclef]

Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco guitar concerto no.1 1st 0:00 2nd 6:32 3th 14:02

[@Galaxyexplorer7]

that second movement is wonderfull

[@SPscorevideos]

Finally this concerto is online! I was almost thinking to make the video. :D

[@FRANguitarra]

The orchestral version of the score is not on KZbin ; )

[@andreasnagel1051]

Geniale Gitarren Musik als 12 Jähriger entdeckte ich diese Komposition , der damalige Gitarren Proffessor von Stuttgart Mario Sicca sagte zu mir daß ist zu schwer für dich wenn du an einem Gitarrenstudium am Ende bist kannst du es spielen . Ich habe die Noten im Schrank liegen und habe das Stück auch während meiner Studienzeit gespielt studierte allerdings im Schwarzwald .Mein Gitarren Proffesor vom Schwarzwald ist leider vor Jahren mit 58 Jahren verstorben. Der GitarrenProffesor von Stuttgart lebt noch . Er fragte mich weist du was Tedesco heißt--ich verneinte das heist der Deutsche . Allen Gitarristen eine Gute Zeit

[@stephenguitartracey]

Nice! Out of all the guitar concertos I’ve heard, it seems that the concertos written in D major and E minor are the most suited and idiomatic for the guitar.

[@dianaamandastynen.883]

Or in A or Dm.

[@TheTaghound]

An amazing feat putting the performance and the music together. Respect!

[@efstratiosanagnostopoulos6636]

Looking at the score and listening to the concerto, it becomes evident that the great greek maestro Manos Hatzidakis took a lot of ideas from this concerto. Have a listen to his music and you will see the references. Great musicians listen to each other and get inspired

[@abrahamrivera2326]

Que espectacular concierto!!

[@muzikaparadiso2454]

보석같은 곡이네요 ❤

[@elbauldelaluchalibrebyyens7235]

Para mi gusto la mejor obra para guitarra y orquesta

[@davidmaslow399]

Love this!

[@slash58anilyo]

He was the private composition teacher of John Williams.

[@pacoestrada1481]

Tsss te rifaste bien cañón.

[@EduardoFrigattiComposer]

Lindíssimo!

[@TheHDMICable]

This piece was a great choice for your return!

[@user-ov7yp6kk8d]

少年の頃、セゴビアに献呈されたc.tedescoのこの作品、かなりな無理がないだろうかとと思って聴き及んだ記憶が鮮明にある。まさか､後年に、自分でひくとは～(ひきふり)。

[@Gusrikh1]

…beautiful….

[@eulelier18]

There was a video, I don't remember on whose channel, of Moreno-Torroba's Concierto de Castilla, which is now taken down. I was wondering, do you by chance have the piano reduction of it?

[@songnam1304]

Very love 🌹🤓💕🎨🇻🇳🍺🍺🍺

[@jackdeago3639]

Video for classical guitar for tico tico, the lonely shepherd, el decameron negro by leo brouwer, saudades de marcia by baden powell, Beethoven's 5 symphony, fantasia la traviata by tarrega and concerto de aranjuaz full version . Be safe and thank you so much

[@luischaza]

John Williams es el guitarrista ejecutante aquí?, o lo es Thomas Viloteau, guitar ? Maravillosa Obra¡. Hay que tocarla¡

[@jean-francoismasson]

Thomas Viloteau

[@danilorainone406]

this is john williams cut on columbia recors I think he ought to get some bucks for his work

[@user-ne6wj9eq2i]

Tico tico and concerto de aranjuez full version

[@user-ne6wj9eq2i]

Tico tico for classical guitar

[@vitoditroia3444]

The guitar is too fast, not well rithmed

[@thmsrttg]

There's something called rubato...

[@vitoditroia3444]

@@thmsrttg wrong is not rubato. Wrong is wrong.