I plan on actually getting into instruments here soon, I forced myself to be so focused on finding a job that even still being jobless I see the importance in segmenting, without complacency
I'll never forget the first time I saw a student playing this piece in a simpler version but it was so beautiful that I felt for it immediately and it has and will always be one of my favorite compositions ever.
When I was taking classical guitar as an elective in university, our instructor gave us a list of classical pieces to listen as an assignment, and this piece was one of them which I thought was the best one in the list. After a week he was expecting us to play something from Fernando Sor, while everyone was preparing and tuning their guitar I did play Milonga-Cardoso and he got suprised and we had an awesome connection and chat with my instructor. Its been almost 7 years and we still talk about music and have fun time together :)
My friends, to me, this masterpiece is one of the finest compositions ever written for guitar. Listening closely to the harmonies, the ornamentations, the changing of voicing, and most of all the delicate, incredible rhythms simply astounds me.
This Milonga is, in my humble opinion, one of the greatest compositions ever for guitar. By the way, Cardoso has an incredible book for guitar technique. Pura Vida!!!!
its a masterpiece.i have many years to listen a piece so soft and fragile.i love it!!!! i feel that i can travel with my mind in places of my fantasy with pain and salvation.....no puedo escribir mis sentimientos...
Beautiful milonga. La voz de Atahualpa Yupanqui resuena en mis recuerdos: "...las cuerdas van ordenando los rumbos del pensamiento, y en el trocetito lento de una milonga campera, va saliendo campo afuera lo mejor del sentimiento." Thank you for sharing this music.
over ten years ago I picked up a CD of Cardoso called “TAÑIDOS” (Música barroca española, 1992) in which he plays compositions by such greats as Gaspar Sanz and other early Spanish guitar music. I liked the Sanz so much that I spent the next couple of years collecting everyone who ever played Sanz. I got Hopkinson Smit, John Williams, Julian Bream, Andres Segovia and many others. What I discovered is that NONE of these great guitarists came even close to playing as well as Cardoso's versions!!!
you are right, jorge's version is still the only one played according to the rules... the other one is the great marco meloni czcams.com/video/BkpKRnlY1RI/video.html this two great musicians really know about baroc music
Because Cardoso learned guitar without first learning how to read music notation. So his ears are trained harmonically... It's a joy to listen to his advanced interpretations from his knowledge of the folklore that gave rise to the composition.
This is one of the most beautiful guitar pieces I've come across in quite some time. Of all it's interpretations, I still like the maestro's performance the best.
E da poco che conosco lei come chitarrista. Ho visto una sua intervista e devo dire che lei a percorso molta strada prima di arrivare a ciò che le piaceva sul serio. Però in tutto quello che lei ha fatto nella sua vita, non ha speso solo il suo tempo perché lei ha dato spazio al suo cuore. Quindi anche come dottore a dato tutto quello che ha potuto e questo lo ha fatto anche per lo strumento che lei suona e oltre a ciò un eccellente compositore. Grazie per aver dato a noi come pubblico e popolo del mondo la sua opera, di cui e famosisdima e non ne ha scritto una sola per chitarra. Mi permetta di dire che lei è una persona che si ritiene normale però con uno spicxato senso di artistico. Lei suonando si sente l'artista che è dentro di lei e sempre e stato e sarà dentro sdi lei. Esce fuori solo componendo e suonando ciò che compone e questo il vero artista. Lei lo è e con la A maiuscola. Grazie concertista Jorge Cardoso. La saluto con affetto e rispetto dovuto come persona e come artista.
It is best to play in all three speeds- slow, medium and fast and then to adjust accordingly to what suits you as a player individually. I think we should go within & allow our own natural speed develop as the composition inspires us. In East Indian and Middle Eastern music various speeds are emphasized in composition to creates ones own improvising style- this is not so much the case in Western music. This is a beautiful piece & I truly enjoyed listening to it by the original artist!
Hoy despues de tanto tiempo sin escuchar atentamente ésta maravilla! Sigo considerando que ese señor sabe decir con cuerdas de guitarra lo que quiere decir!!!
Very beautifull playing by the composer himself. Full of nuances! The milonga is not to be played at a quick tempo - and although is very much related to Tango it has a very different character. Those who insist in playing it at a fast speed or demanding it to be played that way only reveal their ignorance on Latin American culture.
Anoche, 7 de octubre, lo escuché en Centro Cultural Viedma (RN) MARAVILLOSO, especialmente el tema que le dedicó a Salvador Allende con el cual se presentó. Un lujo para mi ciudad. GRACIAS JORGE !!!
Gracias a mi maestro de guitarra clásica, Hugo Castillo, por enseñarme esta pieza. En paz descances, Hugo, ya nos reencontraremos en presencia del Señor.
The Composer himself... amazing.... who the heck is sungha jung ?!?! i'm here cuz i'm learning how to play this Milonga by Cardoso Sounds amazing. i gonna try to play it as good as him. gonna take me a whole YEAR(±)
Almost everyone else on youtube seems to be playing a different and simplified version of this piece, although the score for the version played by Cardoso here is available online.
you konw, there ar so many "milonga jorge cardoso" on youtube and is verry hard to find in all of them the only one that couts... this one, the one of the maestro himself!
I've been learning this for the past its really a touching composition. It a Difficult piece hard finger transitions. When I play it I don't staccato the note I let it all ring (for the part). It's a very touching piece Much props very! Jay-
BEAUTIFUL so well performed his sound is so well sth american any ideas what guitar he may use here ? agree such fine piece first time i heard i thought must play it
Jorge improvise other voices to his pieces when he's playing. In a concert he plays the milonga a first time lile written, and then one or two times again with other voices. The milonga is also a duet, as played as duet he improvises also other voices.
...El aire de la milonga No se pierde así nomás Mientras haya una guitarra Argentina u oriental Tal vez ha cambiado un poco Pero es la misma nomás Amanecida en la pampa Trasnochada en la ciudad La milonga se ha perdido No la pueden encontrar... ..The air of the milonga You don't lose just like that as long as there is a guitar argentinian or oriental Maybe it's changed a bit But it's just the same Dawn in the pampa late night in the city The milonga has been lost They can't find it... ATAHUALPA YUPANQUI - La Milonga Perdida
This is the very reason I play guitar.
So do I 💕
Same 🌺
I plan on actually getting into instruments here soon, I forced myself to be so focused on finding a job that even still being jobless I see the importance in segmenting, without complacency
Its tough. But I will see if the guitar weeps for me when the time comes
I'll never forget the first time I saw a student playing this piece in a simpler version but it was so beautiful that I felt for it immediately and it has and will always be one of my favorite compositions ever.
When I was taking classical guitar as an elective in university, our instructor gave us a list of classical pieces to listen as an assignment, and this piece was one of them which I thought was the best one in the list. After a week he was expecting us to play something from Fernando Sor, while everyone was preparing and tuning their guitar I did play Milonga-Cardoso and he got suprised and we had an awesome connection and chat with my instructor. Its been almost 7 years and we still talk about music and have fun time together :)
Do you still have the list? I would love listen to some of it
My friends, to me, this masterpiece is one of the finest compositions ever written for guitar. Listening closely to the harmonies, the ornamentations, the changing of voicing, and most of all the delicate, incredible rhythms simply astounds me.
Everything said - a true masterpiece
Genuine weeping
This Milonga is, in my humble opinion, one of the greatest compositions ever for guitar. By the way, Cardoso has an incredible book for guitar technique.
Pura Vida!!!!
Como se consigue el libro
Very beautiful piece of Jorge Cardoso played by himself, nostalgic and amazing. Everyone would like to have written such a piece of music in his life!
Because of the beautiful masterpieces like Milonga of Cardoso, I say "Music is Life". Thank you for the worderful moment in life!
La mejor versión que oí hasta hoy en día, tocada por el mismo compositor. Una milonga hermosa.
I have heard several players playing this ....... the best is still the composer itself. I love this recording.
its a masterpiece.i have many years to listen a piece so soft and fragile.i love it!!!!
i feel that i can travel with my mind in places of my fantasy with pain and salvation.....no puedo escribir mis sentimientos...
Yes, this is Argentina´s finest.
Beautiful milonga. La voz de Atahualpa Yupanqui resuena en mis recuerdos: "...las cuerdas van ordenando los rumbos del pensamiento, y en el trocetito lento de una milonga campera, va saliendo campo afuera lo mejor del sentimiento." Thank you for sharing this music.
👏👏👏
Un maestro, Jorge Cardoso. Que bella cancion y interpretacion, somos muy afortunados de poder ver a un compositor tocar su propia obra.
Grande esecuzione di un grande musicista. Uno dei pezzi più belli scritti per chitarra negli ultimi decenni
Soo Good!! Especially when he combines the two guitar lines.. I used to play this as duet together with my brother.. brings good memories..
Hi Turan, do you know if there is a TAB somewhere for the way he plays it here? Especially the modification in the 2nd part?
I don't know if this is what you are looking for, anyways, here you have 1006.idv.tw/scores/6%20String%20Guitar/20th%20century/Cardoso/067.pdf
Exquisitely haunting. Guitar mastery like this is godlike.
It's actually not a difficult piece to play. Try it Tabs available on classtab.org
Its not about difficulty or speed. The real challenge is putting your feel on the instrument and making people get those feels with your music
One of my favourite composers...! I love the simplicity and the beauty of this composition...
You can see the feelings on his face when he plays, beautiful performance.
over ten years ago I picked up a CD of Cardoso called “TAÑIDOS” (Música barroca española, 1992) in which he plays compositions by such greats as Gaspar Sanz and other early Spanish guitar music. I liked the Sanz so much that I spent the next couple of years collecting everyone who ever played Sanz. I got Hopkinson Smit, John Williams, Julian Bream, Andres Segovia and many others. What I discovered is that NONE of these great guitarists came even close to playing as well as Cardoso's versions!!!
you are right, jorge's version is still the only one played according to the rules...
the other one is the great marco meloni
czcams.com/video/BkpKRnlY1RI/video.html
this two great musicians really know about baroc music
Because Cardoso learned guitar without first learning how to read music notation. So his ears are trained harmonically... It's a joy to listen to his advanced interpretations from his knowledge of the folklore that gave rise to the composition.
One of the most beautiful guitar songs.
Bella milonga, interpretada magistralmente.
This is one of the most beautiful guitar pieces I've come across in quite some time. Of all it's interpretations, I still like the maestro's performance the best.
E da poco che conosco lei come chitarrista. Ho visto una sua intervista e devo dire che lei a percorso molta strada prima di arrivare a ciò che le piaceva sul serio. Però in tutto quello che lei ha fatto nella sua vita, non ha speso solo il suo tempo perché lei ha dato spazio al suo cuore. Quindi anche come dottore a dato tutto quello che ha potuto e questo lo ha fatto anche per lo strumento che lei suona e oltre a ciò un eccellente compositore. Grazie per aver dato a noi come pubblico e popolo del mondo la sua opera, di cui e famosisdima e non ne ha scritto una sola per chitarra. Mi permetta di dire che lei è una persona che si ritiene normale però con uno spicxato senso di artistico. Lei suonando si sente l'artista che è dentro di lei e sempre e stato e sarà dentro sdi lei. Esce fuori solo componendo e suonando ciò che compone e questo il vero artista. Lei lo è e con la A maiuscola. Grazie concertista Jorge Cardoso. La saluto con affetto e rispetto dovuto come persona e come artista.
Is there anything more beautiful than this? Thank you for letting us hear it.
Increíble versión, hermosa y elegantemente adornada.
Simply Magic&Majestic!!!
I wish I'll dance to it soon....and will play it as well!:-)
Superb!!Fantastic!! Thanks for posting.
My God! How perfect a music piece can be?
YES.
Absolutely agree. If you compare this interpretation with all others, this one has magic. It has a different brightness....
Just so beautiful, this song gets into my very soul.
Simply beautiful!!! Bravo, Maestro!
What a piece!
Cover that man in gold.
Maestro Cardoso... Très prenante milonga. Merci pour cette composition et cette interprétation.
Fantastic riches sound and agogic shades. The master of intonation!
merveilleux morceaux interprété avec beaucoup d émotion bravo maître j adoooore
Stunning. Great sounding guitar as well.
Beautiful melody and emotion! Thank you, maestro!
You are doing the lord's work.
It is best to play in all three speeds- slow, medium and fast and then to adjust accordingly to what suits you as a player individually. I think we should go within & allow our own natural speed develop as the composition inspires us. In East Indian and Middle Eastern music various speeds are emphasized in composition to creates ones own improvising style- this is not so much the case in Western music. This is a beautiful piece & I truly enjoyed listening to it by the original artist!
Hoy despues de tanto tiempo sin escuchar atentamente ésta maravilla! Sigo considerando que ese señor sabe decir con cuerdas de guitarra lo que quiere decir!!!
Here's the lush playing as it should be without losing the ongoing rythm.
But what do you want? The composer himself! Great.
Magnifique musique et interprétation ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
It is so beautiful and dreamy! I'll play with my teacher! I listen loop in time to impregnate me well.
Very beautifull playing by the composer himself. Full of nuances! The milonga is not to be played at a quick tempo - and although is very much related to Tango it has a very different character. Those who insist in playing it at a fast speed or demanding it to be played that way only reveal their ignorance on Latin American culture.
truly great composition
such a special video
thankyou maestro
Se. Cardoso, gracias, cada vez que escucho esta grabación, me eleva a un estado cercano a la complacencia con uno mismo.
Anoche, 7 de octubre, lo escuché en Centro Cultural Viedma (RN) MARAVILLOSO, especialmente el tema que le dedicó a Salvador Allende con el cual se presentó. Un lujo para mi ciudad. GRACIAS JORGE !!!
Caca la poncho de la muerte de la mujer ellaquante burritos Hoolio!!!!!
How does anyone give this a down vote ? Very mysterious......there is no accounting for taste I suppose.
La milonga campera està aun viva. Que maravilla!!!.
Gracias a mi maestro de guitarra clásica, Hugo Castillo, por enseñarme esta pieza. En paz descances, Hugo, ya nos reencontraremos en presencia del Señor.
oh my god.. Thank you make us watch that magnificiency....
The Composer himself... amazing....
who the heck is sungha jung ?!?!
i'm here cuz i'm learning how to play this Milonga by Cardoso
Sounds amazing. i gonna try to play it as good as him. gonna take me a whole YEAR(±)
now already 9 years ago, do you manage to play this song like the composer?
@@lawcch I can play by watching the vtabs
@@lawcch Now it's 12 years and I am asking the same
Perfection. Now I know how it should be played
Me encanta este pieza. Y verla tocada por Cardoso =)
Beautiful!!
Jorge looks like and is a professor in my mind!Id like to hear John Williams play this I bet it wouldnt be as good.
Que grande Jorge ! Como siempre haciendo de las tuyas. A tomar por saco la propia partitura compuesta por ti y convertirlo en tema y variaciones.....
Una obra perfecta, gracias maestro.
Beautiful that makes me cry
Almost everyone else on youtube seems to be playing a different and simplified version of this piece, although the score for the version played by Cardoso here is available online.
Beatifull piece and played first clase with the soul of the author.Excelente!
Muy bonita melodia felicitaciones ?😊😊😊❤
*WOW! LA MEJOR VERSIÓN DE TODAS! GENIAL!*
WOW! LA CUCARACHA DE LA MUERTE DE LA CORAZON ESPECIAL CERVEZA HOOLIO!!!! JAJAJAJJAJA
Beautiful!
you konw, there ar so many "milonga jorge cardoso" on youtube and is verry hard to find in all of them the only one that couts... this one, the one of the maestro himself!
Para apreciar con el alma esta obra hay que tomarse un Mate -
what a nice re-creative performance!
what does re-creative mean?
This is beautiful.
q hermosa cancion..!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
MAESTRO!
This should be a 10/5
Hermosa Milonga ✔
Maravilla!
such a wonderful sound on this Good Friday.
Loved every second of this.
Thank you for this piece of sonic mastery.
I've been learning this for the past its really a touching composition. It a Difficult piece hard finger transitions. When I play it I don't staccato the note I let it all ring (for the part). It's a very touching piece Much props very!
Jay-
Muy buen guitarrista felicitaciones 😊😊😊
Милонга есть во многих гитарных сборниках,но этой интерпретации нет, хорошо бы если автор выложил её ноты и тыбы здесь.
it's actually for 2 guitars but he plays the 2 in one
(because he's a boss)
absolutely
Nope. This recording is solo guitar. You can see the fingering is complete for the sound achieved.
@@johndevilbiss6607 the comment says its played on one guitar
Beautiful :)
es una alabanza al buen gusto.es musica en serio.con todo.sin concesiones
MAGIA ,Thanks for posting !
Quiero mas de este compositor
yeap! :)
those addings made me smile!
I used to play this song...
Now I don't :'(
Just hypnotic and superb Muchas gratias
Magnifico la musica, como el hombre
Es todo un genio!!
Magistral!
I don't know what is say's but this song ..speaks..every time i hear it, i'm trying to catch the words behind the notes..
it's like a memory from the past that haunts you and makes you feel both glad and sad.
Deborah Goodman It is true
BEAUTIFUL so well performed his sound is so well sth american any ideas what guitar he may use here ? agree such fine piece first time i heard i thought must play it
esto tiene mas español
Truly a masterpiece
amazing!!!
Jorge improvise other voices to his pieces when he's playing. In a concert he plays the milonga a first time lile written, and then one or two times again with other voices. The milonga is also a duet, as played as duet he improvises also other voices.
very cool beautiful
I'm jn awe
a Master
I'm not talking about the performance, I'm talking about the music "substance" of this piece...
I've almost got this after two years of battling.
infinit likes! from Brasil!
so delicate! who can write down the second part when he's improvise?
Genio !!!!!!!!!!!!
...El aire de la milonga
No se pierde así nomás
Mientras haya una guitarra
Argentina u oriental
Tal vez ha cambiado un poco
Pero es la misma nomás
Amanecida en la pampa
Trasnochada en la ciudad
La milonga se ha perdido
No la pueden encontrar...
..The air of the milonga
You don't lose just like that
as long as there is a guitar
argentinian or oriental
Maybe it's changed a bit
But it's just the same
Dawn in the pampa
late night in the city
The milonga has been lost
They can't find it...
ATAHUALPA YUPANQUI - La Milonga Perdida
it is sooo good it burns!
maravilloso!!!
Que c est magnifique... Ou trouver la partition svp? Bravo, le son est très beau.
Je l ai !