Mauro Giuliani - Allegro Spiritoso from the Sonata in C Major, Op. 15 | Emma-Shay Gallenti-Guilfoyle

[@emmashay.guitar]

Really enjoyed getting to try so many beautiful guitars at Siccas!

[@analogman9697]

You're quite a player!

[@manitasdeplata01]

I heard this piece for the first time in the 70s played by puertorican guitarist Leonardo Egurbida on a public government TV and felt in love with the classical guitar since then.. This is a forgotten piece by Giuliani that is a joy to play and also to listen being played by such young virtuoso with perfect "portamento", tonality and phrasing.

[@mustafahaykr422]

This so the warmest peaceful sounding guitar. Whenever I listen I feel like playing too.

[@davidnefesh]

Beautiful, uplifting performance by Emma! This guitar is one of the best I've heard on Siccas, so rich and warm, heavenly.

[@stephenmichalski2643]

WOW......She worked those strings and fretboard wonderfully........a gorgeous non stop cascade of perfect intonation.....very impressive......absolutely beautiful and delightful to listen to. Great great work.

[@nyanates]

Congrats!! You’ve really brought out the best sound this guitar is capable of. This is really one of the richest and warmest sounding guitars I’ve heard in years. A pleasure. Tnx!!

[@scottzorc9693]

Amazing performance. Soft sounding guitar played beautifully. Very easy to pass hours listening to music this lovely.

[@iverdh3780]

Beautiful. Wonderful performance and technique!

[@trevsnow]

Superb. You really extract the passion from the composition in your playing and it all flows so exquisitely.

[@Handle-q6x]

As always, exceptional performance on an exceptional guitar.

[@gioviale_piano]

this is so beautiful!! 😍😍👏🏼👏🏼 bravo!!

[@philoumars3168]

I really like how she plays. It is full of personnality. It is rather rare among the guitarists' community. A lot of excellent professionals make me yawn despite their vituosity. Philippe De France.

[@Sandro111]

Чудесное исполнение. С меня лайк. С уважением Александр.

[@landandwater8578]

Almaizing guitar muzic and performance. I love guitar music 🤩

[@tasosdiaforetico7377]

I played this for Carlos bonell but not like this, amazing video portraying an amazing artist the guitar oh gosh. Superb

[@uli9084]

very warm sound, great player.

[@ladjazzz]

Outstanding... J'adore 💜

[@andrewblackmore9705]

Beautiful playing; adorable hair style. 😍

[@ВикторШатков-н8б]

Wonderful performance.

[@stumccabe]

Wonderful, thank you.

[@loretalarkina]

Fantasticaaaaaaaa👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@jeffwalther]

My first thought was "frigging excellent!"

[@Togdan]

Bravíssimo!

[@lonelyguitar345]

Wonderful . Thanks

[@lamegoldfish6736]

Splendid. Very good music for lunch! 😃

[@garrymeadows4452]

Nice, i'm only just beginning to start appreciating julliano. What an era that must have been. Him, Ferando Sor and Luigi Legniani (and many more i presume) all lived around the same period.

[@ScottKJolicoeur]

Napoleon Coste has plenty of great compositions as well

[@garrymeadows4452]

@@ScottKJolicoeur ..thank you, i will check it out

[@bentalbiAbbes]

Waoooo so beautiful.. quelle performance 🎼💞🎵🌹

[@DushanTorbjorn]

Great interpretation.

[@paolo_panarello]

Congratulations 👏👏👏

[@aabazh]

Bravo !

[@philoumars3168]

There is a new generation of women who are guitarists. It started a decade ago and it strengthen more and more. They are excellent and bring something new . Congratulations. Philippe De France

[@wbishop1330]

Beautiful and flawless playing. You are so gorgeous too. 🎵👍🌹✌❤

[@carloscrespo3345]

Majestuoso!!

[@dariobarlocco]

bravissima!

[@LOMBOKGUITAR]

very emotional...

[@shelovlm]

ah que de souvenirs d enfance !!

[@pedrocosta6440]

Excelente!!!

[@СергійОрлик-б9з]

Bravo!!!

[@Aislanzito]

this princess plays a lot

[@arzamumma1202]

Very well played.......you certainly "feel" your music............like your choice of hair style, plus being very attractive. The Feel -Style and Attractive made for a very nice performance package :) Watch from USA

[@marcelogodoy9564]

Lovely

[@ElcanaldeReyesManuel]

Estupendo tema

[@작두날서춤춰봐]

Who are you? Wow Wou beautiful!! Wow bravio!!!

[@csnelling4]

Bravo 👏👏👏👏👍🇬🇧🍷🌹

[@robinterkzer8128]

Wonderful ! xxxxxxx

[@RicardoFigueiredocarioca]

Exuberant!!!

[@paulolucio5387]

Belo timbre!!!!

[@atticstattic]

Ah - it's been a long time since I've heard this one....

[@meuviolaoclassico3699]

Bom demais!!!!

[@ethan.yoshiro]

goooooooooooooooood！

[@declamatory]

I'd like to hear the whole enchilada, er, sonata!

[@nunzioasisto]

Brava

[@lukmanvoilaGitarcover]

Nice 👍👍👍

[@tsmspace]

of course this is a good song, I play it very differently because I can't play that fast but I can observe the note values,,, which can be argued against because of the difficulty but when I sit in my room and play for myself, I can't imagine even one song without observing the note values, with the exception of some arrangements of these same songs that are clearly intended for the guitarist who has no intention of observing the note values and merely using the values as a way of determining the start of the note, and merely ending them whenever the hand must leave that note. I personally must argue this song is SO MUCH BETTER if you slow it down a bit and observe the note values. In fact, it goes from a 3rd class exercise to a 1st class performance piece, but again,, that's just my opinion.

[@joeballog6566]

Well, I don't know about "note values" - I was a self-taught classical guitarist years ago until injury put an end to my playing - but I never paid any attention whatever to note values, to me the most important things are attack and phrasing - and I almost never hear a classical musician get the phrasing right. But I do agree that this piece would arguably be better played a little more slowly - you can't extract all the juice out of a piece if you play too fast, and this is particularly true of the guitar IMO - go too fast and the music just ends up sounding pretty instead of soulful - but each to their own I guess. I nonetheless enjoyed the interpretation of this piece, even though I agree a slower tempo might have improved it.

[@tsmspace]

@@joeballog6566 playing the note values is definitely unusual. I think my inspiration to do so comes from a bunch of popular conversations from the nintendo era, where people played nintendo music on guitar, but I DO think that people throughout history have certainly tried it... all music written by sor appears to be designed for it. ,,, but,, playing the note values is a very rewarding experience,,, and personally I feel it completely changes the songs. There is just a lot more song if the notes don't simply decay. when the notes just ring until convenient for the guitarrist to move their finger to the next note, all of the songs must play faster, and many many many of the songs you can find in books can just be ignored,,, but if you observe the note values, there is suddenly a lot more music that is now different, and it makes the history of guitar music seem to have much greater depth. It's true, you can see many songs where the note values appear to just make it easier to show the start of notes,,, but there are a lot of songs where the note values don't help this, but are still there. I would argue there are plenty of "sustain pedal" songs, but that there are also stop note songs,,, and that there are even eras of each,,, with giuliani and sor being stop note songs mostly, and carulli having both.

nice.

[@ЕркинСариев-л9е]

👍👾👏

[@alexfiel2689]

🇧🇷

[@jakesgrobler1634]

So pretty

[@jupiterinaries6150]

Sor and Giuliani sound almost the same.

[@terenssotiri1683]

Is there four people playing? 😂

[@manuguerralamiachitarra]

....NON TANTO PRECISA!