Bulgarian Music for Guitar "Krivo Plovdishko Horo" by Fernando Perez
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Fernando Perez performs Bulgarian "Krivo Plovdishko Horo" on guitar
Composed by Nikola Ganchev
Arranged for classical guitar by Fernando Perez
From the CD: Bulgarian Music for Guitar
Available at: www.fernandoperezguitar.com
Scores and tablatures of this and other tunes is available in the book "Bulgarian Music for Guitar" at: www.fernandoperezguitar.com
Mixing & Mastering: Norbert Eichler at JARS Recording, Switzerland.
Шапки долу! Изключително!! Невероятно!! Поклон до земята!!
Много благодаря! 🙂
I am a Bulgarian guitar player and I love your rendition, it's brilliant! And deserves way more views.
Thanks Marin, I am glad you like it.
If you are interested in learning it you can find the score and tabs here:
www.fernandoperezguitar.com
Kopanica is my favorite! Great rendition!!!
Hey! Thanks so much. Glad you like it. It is a beautiful and challenging piece indeed. 🙂
Love your use of dynamics, sounds like echoes!
Yeah! They sound cool creating an interesting effect.
genio absoluto, saludos desde chile.
Wow! Gracias! Quizás estoy un poco lejos de lo de genio. Pero aprecio mucho el comentario, siempre es muy inspirador escuchar y descubrir que hay personas que siguen y aprecian tu trabajo. Dan ganas de hacer más.
Un saludo desde España!
Hi Everyone!
Score and tablature of this and other tunes is available in the book "Bulgarian Music for Guitar" at: www.fernandoperezguitar.com
Thank you so much!
My pleasure Emma! 🙂
it have never crossed my mind that our traditional music could be approached in a very decent way from a classical guitar player. I also admire your work on the interchangeable fretboard. as an engineer, i must say that this is nuts! I still have no idea how it works. good job, sir!
Wow! Thanks so much. Your appreciation words means a lot to me. I am glad you specially accepted traditional Bulgarian music played on a guitar. It means a lot coming from somebody from Bulgaria.
About the interchangeable fretboard guitar... yes! it is quite nuts, but a very practical instrument.
In my website you can watch the same instrument used for many different styles of music, there you can picture the wide scope of possibilities.
:-)
In case you want to check it out.
www.fernandoperezguitar.com
@@FernandoPerezGuitar I wanted to add to what my fellow Bulgarians said that I also love your work on the guitar. In addition, it's so rare for a Western musician to not over Easternize, if I can use such a word, our music. It's Eastern but we are musically still in Europe and few people even hear it, let alone play it well. Many succumb to go to Turkish, and even Arabic, sounds. Well done in this regard.
@@huskytail Thanks so much Plamena. As usual it feels me with joy to hear the words of authentic Bulgarian people enjoying my humble arrangements of their music.
And yes, I agree, it is important to understand that Bulgarians have their own identity which is very unique and wonderful as well as different from their neighbours Turkish and Arab people. As a matter of fact this was a big struggle for Bulgarians throughout their history. So after their success in getting it back it is well worth to do our best to preserve it. :-)
Lovely!
Thanks Nadezhda! :-)
Suena de maravilla, te acabas de ganar un nuevo seguidor. Enhorabuena por el esfuerzo y el material que ofreces para aprender, gracias. Saludos desde España (de sangre búlgara).
Hola! gracias a ti por el comentario. Se agradece el aprecio y más aun viniendo de alguien con sangre búlgara. :-)
Fascinating.
Thanks so much! Happy to hear you enjoyed it. :-) Thanks for commenting too.
Friggin awesome man!!!
Thanks Mack. Definitely Bulgarian music is Friggin Awesome!!! :-)
This would make a sick tech death metal riff
hahahaha... definitely!
BULGARIA
Can you play "Ten guitars" by Engelbert Humperdinck?
I never heard of that song neither the artist.
This is great! Where did you find the score?
I got the melody from a score for a wind instrument and from there I made the arrangement for the guitar myself.
I hope you will publish your arrangements of Bulgarian folk music one day in a book similar to "Greek Music for Guitar"!! I'd be the first customer! :D
I am working on it. The main problem I am having is to get in touch with some of the Bulgarian composers to ask for permissions.
So if you know anyone who could help me... I would appreciate it.
In the meantime pass me your email in a private message and I can send you a little something from Krivo Plovdishko Horo.
Fernando Perez PM sent. Maybe you could provide more info by PM about the arrangements and the people you'd like to contact for the authorizations. I'll see what I can do.
I will pass you the names on an email. Thanks!
Don Ellis would have loved this.
He would have loved Bulgarian music totally. It is full of odd meters. 🙂
First of all this is not Bulgarian oro, this is a very old tdaitional Macedonian and comes from the region of Kriva palanka and is called Krivopalanecka trojka. But as usual the Bulgarians copy and paste anything Macedonian, culture, languagae, history, religion, music and share the same shamlesly as their own!!! MAKE YOUR OWN!!!!!
That is a very sensitive subject to take sides. It happens in much folk much that neighbour countries share much. Also political borders are not the same as cultural borders. Eventually both sides always claim to be the original creators.
Personally I learnt this piece from a master musician from Bulgaria. I was told it is a Bulgarian composition. However, I would not discuss with anybody if that is 100% like that, for the reason I mentioned earlier.
Lastly, thanks so much for pointing this out. We should verify both sides for whatever part they have contributed to it. 🙂