Matthew McAllister plays Sonata Pathétique - 2nd Mvt. Adagio Cantabile by Ludwig van Beethoven
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- Matthew McAllister plays Sonata Pathétique - 2nd Mvt. Adagio Cantabile by Ludwig van Beethoven on a Petr Matousek.
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The master of Tárrega makes this piece as if it were written originally for guitar. Beautiful!
Absolutely!
I think Beethoven would've been surprised with the warmth and soul of the guitar's sound. Excellente rendition, thanks for sharing!
He would not be able to hear it.
My pleasure Oleg!
He did comment about the guitar being a mini-orchestra. He would have loved this guitar version.
The rasgueado intro before such a quiet and soft piece is really a pain.
I shouldn’t have had to scroll down so far to see this comment. 😂👍👍
rasgeo is something completely different, actually this is just arpeggio over the strings of the palo _Tarantas_
@@anhthiensaigon Either way (nomenclature), it's still a pain!
It is PP my friend. And technique that make softer is hand position that make dynamic different.
Didn't sound like rasgueado to me
I love the care that this man has with the sound!
Wonderful interpretation!
This is one of the best guitar players around the world and I think few know!
That is a lovely thing to say.
I love how these melodies change time and just speak a language of a kind. Thank you guys.
Thanks for listening Patrick. 👍
It sounds like more beautiful and sufficient to express one's mind than piano. The breath of the player is another instrument with his soul and passion.
Thank you very much. 🙏🎶
The beauty of Pathetique second movement played with guitar by Matthew is beyond any description. Thank you, Maestro!
My pleasure.
Thattts very very beautiful playing Sonata from Beethoven!! I really crying
This is just amazing!!! I've always used to the piano version and didn't think that guitar could carry this piece out so perfect!!! Bravo
Thanks Ailin, the arrangement is really good by Tarrega!
He's really overextending the capability of the guitar here, and that's why it's played on piano.
@@ArtsAscendent piano is just a loud percussion instrument. hah! depends on the piano, but thanks for the laugh. Also, if the guitar can shape and sustain at a more desireable level as it pertains to this piece, don't you think Beethoven would've composed it for guitar? I have to agree with John above - if the melody of this arrangement is dependent on harmonics, then it is indeed approaching the limits of the instrument to embody this composition. Personally, I really enjoyed the arrangment for what it is. But it still strikes me as a lesser imitation of the genius of one of Beethovens greatest accomplishments for piano.
Simply brilliant... Love this piece and performance
Thank you very much. 😀
From my own experiences, I know this piano composition is hard enough to be performed perfectly on the piano. Would have said not possible to be performed on the guitar. This video shows otherwise. Musical hard labor. Bravo.
Actually, on the piano it is quite an easy piece. The difficulty comes from the interpretation and expression, which was done perfectly
The first time I heard this piece, was while watching "The Magic of Belle Isle". I fell in love with it immediately. Hearing it on guitar....WOW!! I intend having this played at my wedding next year....while I wait for my bride to walk down the aisle!!!
Thank you for offering those beautiful recordings, whatever people say about your jingle...😊
Pathetique 2nd mov.....
So beautiful😊 Subscribed ^^❤
Those harmonics are blowing my mind
WOW! How this piano sonata could be played by a guitar? I heard of it with a guitar for the first time. It is simply amazing...
Well, Piano is just a bigger stringed instrument don't forget!
Thanks Tarrega for a lot of guitar arrangement
I just doubt why no one mentioned that the great arrangement was by Francisco Tarrega.
Remarkable interpretation of one of the greatest piano pages. The use of artificial harmonics is brilliant.
The arrangement by Tarrega is very clever and the harmonics are genius! Glad you like it.
Never imagined to hear this in a guitar. Claps!!!
Debashish Ghosh Thank you. :-)
I bow to you good sir. You made me tear up. That was spectacular. Bravo!! (Thanks Ludwig too!)
I am very grateful for you to share this performance. Thanks!
I've never heard this on guitar, Wow!!! Thanks
My pleasure Chirs.
BRAVO!!!!!!!
Thanks Raul!
Glad I found this... so beautiful.
Glad you like it.
I'm the one lives in Korea majoring classic compose. I love this number 8 adagio song, and while I was finding various pianists, I was so shocked about this guitar... I admire you and I'll be inspired with this video and be a good composer thanks alot😄
I have no word to say how it's fantastic!
Thank you! 😊
Wonderful.
Thanks for sharing such a gorgeous piece played so beautifully. And what a beautifully sumptuous tone. Obviously the perfect combination of player and guitar - stunning!
Thank you Edward. 😀
Respect to you, man - your playing is amazing, you make it look easy! Thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks Stephen.
One of my favorite pieces of music... And so beautifully played. Excellent interpretation... Truly heart-felt...
Thank you Mohammed. 😀
So well played, sensitive, building, clean and sweet, just a masterful performance.
very impressive interpretation of one of the best piano pieces in musical history. greetings from germany.
Thank you. 😊
So beautiful. What an achievement to bring this piece to the guitar. Bravo.
sidewinder3000 Thank you very much.
this is the perfect arrangement for guitar.hope you can play another masterpiece of classic music
Wonderful, touching performance!!
Hilsen fra Norge
Thank you Tor. Hope all is well with you.
...and now we want 1st movement! :)
nah I want the third
2nd is best out of the three
Valeria Palladino haha ,,now that would be impressive. I can play the 1st and 2nd on Plano, this is the first time I've heard this played on the classical guitar, tis lovely.
Good one
Even 3rd is better than 1st.
I love the harmonics!!! Beautifully done ❤❤❤
this is fabulous. so musical and sensitive. the guitar gives a sweet, intimate experience. McAllister is a great guitarist. very many thanks for sharing. a treat !
Thanks Rob.
Gorgeous rendition. Excellent job, Matthew. Love the right hand harmonics.
Yes.
Amazing! Incredible this can sound like this given this is a classical Piano piece. Yes. I think Beethoven would be pleased.
Thanks!
Wonderfully played with sensitive dynamics! My favorite guitar version of this on CZcams.
Wow... Just as moving on guitar. Excellent. ^..^~~
What a piece and what a player!
Magical, great use of technique and some real surprises in there, great feeling especially! The guitar has wonderful tone, must have been an enjoyable experience to perform this, and so well done, thank you.
I am learning this song on piano currently and I had a weird thought. "What would this sound like on a classical guitar?" and that was the best thought ever. WOW niceee job and veryyyy nice tone quality. SO RICHH
Song? What are the lyrics???🤔😑
Gorgeous stuff, Matthew - thank you very much
A - M - A - Z - I - N - G
The overtone part sounds just like a music box.
Glad you like it.
Bravo! This is Wonderful! Thank you Matthew!
anamaria286 Thank you. :-)
Incredible playing. Touched my soul. Well played
Thanks Hassan. 😊
Bellissima! Bravo! Cent'anni!
Such nice performance and feeling. Great interpretation
Awesome technique that looks deceptively effortless and the guitar sings wonderfully a truly adagio cantabile that touches the heart... and what can be nicer than that? 🙂
Thank you.
Thanks from Brazil
This interpretation melts my heart ☺️
Impecable interpretación
Thank you. ❤
Quite brilliant. Thanks again for your wonderful transcription and performance.
Thank you Chris, the transcription is by Tarrega.
truly exceptional..so delicate and masterfully executed
Thanks.
This is simply beautiful
Thanks Gustavo 😊
A gorgeous piece played beautifully. Is this one of Tarrega's arrangements? I suspect it is; I don't think he could have passed it up. He made the guitar a respectable classical instrument for all time with his interpretations of Beethoven. We owe him a debt of gratitude.
Very very nice playing Matthew the Guitar has a fantastic sound a lot of hard work went into this Wonderful Performance. Thank you.
Beatyfully played! I have played this on the piano and it was refreshing to hear it on another instrument, and in such a great arrangement and performance !
Richard Rönnbäck Glad you enjoyed it.
Extraordinary. Bravo
Wonderful! Beautiful! What a gift.
Thanks Jason. 😊
@@galleryofguitar No- thank you!
Very nice! Thank you
VERY well done sir! My favourite Beethoven movement....in guitar arrangement! In my opinion, the tempo is the most respectful of this composition. Notsomuchso the technique. Again, I love it, and thank you!
Nicely done. Gonna start learning this one myself.
Good luck, enjoy!
The more I listen to this interpretation, the more I enjoy it.
Thank you Gregoire. :-)
Simply divine...
beautifully rendered, great transcription and interpretation...thank you for posting!
Thank you Monique.
This is lovely.......
libramoon2 W Thanks.
very very very beautiful...
Thank you Daniel :-)
Wonderful Matthew CGSNI.
Wow, this's so refreshing, after this sonata has been played so many times by the pianists!!
Indeed it is!
This arrangment is beautiful. *hearty applause*
Thank you Stuart.
Bravo, Matthew! You've made this quintessential piano movement really work on the guitar. I love your liberal use of harmonics to add to the large palette of colors you deploy.
Glad you like it.
Can you please share the guitar tablature? Sounds really great on the guitar!
Beautiful! Bravissimo!
Thank you. 😀
wow... I didnt expect this to play so well on a guitar.
I wasn't sure about a transcription of one of Beethoven's best known and loved piano sonatas onto guitar but it works well. Very well played Matthew.
Amazing interpretation! And thanks for all the very good lessons...
A pleasure! :-)
Absolutely Beautiful. Thanks So Much.
Jeez these transpositions have outrageous hand positions!
Big stretches!
This is such a great performance!
Thank you Rolf.
Amazing...
So beautiful~~
Good performance.... congratulations...
No less than Francisco Tarrega himself transcribed this beautiful piece for the guitar. Beethoven would have loved this.
I hope so! 🙏
thank you
My pleasure Max.
Extraordinary!
Beautiful sound
Thank you Eladio. 😀
very nice!
One important thing about guitar vs. piano is that on piano, the notes r already
made. U just move ur fingers there n hit them. But on the guitar, u must stretch in two
dimensional plane vs. piano's one dimensional line. Yes, Chromatic black keys on the
piano makes it like two linear layout but basically, it's linear vs. 2D plane. The guitarist's
hand n fingers will look like that of a Spider, not Centipedes, more complex. And, the piano's
notes r already made. Just tap any note, no need to figure out which of the 6 strings, at which
point (or fret) to push down along this single string. But dat's nut nuf. U must figure out to push
other 2 to 5 more string positions simultaneously to make a chord for the melody accompanied by the
base chord. And, the other hand fingers (the right hand) must pluck the correct strings of 6. For the piano,
this note sound making w 2D vs. 1D layout is not necessary. No Spider fingers-hand contortion needed.
All other string instruments, like Cello, Viola, Violin, Zither, Mandolin, Balalaika, Base, etc must make
the notes. Harp on the other hand is like the Piani, the notes r already made n the strings r visible.
The Harpo's is also as a piano, 1-Dimentional layout. Hmm, Harpo can make it look more compli-
cated by moving both of his two hands up and down the string column. Though he portrays
himself as a crazy no brain cooKoo, he's a fantastic Harpist where Jack n the Bean Stock
Giant or Green Giant of the Valley would cry when Hyper Tornado Harpo Mark Brother plays it:
czcams.com/video/EyPUgMpvTy8/video.html
Yet, the advantage of the piano is it has many many notes and the volume is much larger esp. w the
lid opened, acting as a bull horn. and piano has several pedals to dampen or lengthen the tone vs. the
guitarist must control that w only his/her hands. For a Modern Electric guitar, some, not all of the guitar's
short comings r overcome, esp. that of the volume w an electronic amplifier n simulator, as abused or NUT.
Still, i do love both instrument playing. Now, the most difficult piece, a Rondo written for a piani by
Herr WAM (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) is played w 4 hands to add more richness to the tiny string instru-
ment by a dual Polish Guitarists below, Turkish Aire, aka Rondo Alla Turka that i hope u'll enjoy:
czcams.com/video/5WD3DncRK3c/video.html&start_radio=1
Now, watch this Guitarist fingers playing the famous orchestral piece by Johannes Brahms, The Hungarian Dance:
czcams.com/video/AyMBMvv0uk8/video.html
la mejor versión del segundo movimiento de la pathetique que he escuchado hasta ahora para guitarra. maravilloso sonido, gran interpretación
Thanks Lucia.
Thank you Lucia.
Beautiful ❤️
Thank you.
Beautiful 😥
Marvelous!
Wow Excellent 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏😸😸😸😸😸
Thanks Louis. 😊
Whoa...Whoa... Yes! I mean YES!! Beethoven on guitar. Absolutely superb playing, phrasing and playing. You / Beethoven have me teary eyed.
Matthew, is this your transcription?
Charlie
Perfect 🥂🤗
Thank you Clara. 😀
Tarrega combined with Beethoven and an excellent guitarist. Could it get any better :)?
DiVaBe Glad you like it!
So beautiful!!! Amazing.... one of my favorite piano pieces... if it's possible to make love to a guitar...
This is beautiful
Bravo!
Thanks. 😀
Exquisite!
michael mcgrath-muñiz Thank you Michael.