Andrés Segovia Concert at the Alhambra year 1976, Filmmaker Christopher Nupen. Copyright it is not mine. You can buy DVD at Allegrofilms : allegrofilms.com/
HE is the greatest classical guitar player ever : Notice the angle at whivh he holds the guitar ghe right hand angle the thumb natural position the fingers angle at ehich yhey strum the strings ... the relaxed wrists ... He follows the rules of the anatomy of the body and its function ... UNLIKE ALL OTHER PLAYERS... HIS DOUND WAS NATURAL FREE ! No guitar player nor guitar professor teaches this anymore.... you just need to look at sll those guitarist struggling for years with the tremolo .... 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ SEGOVIA IS A TRUE GUITAR LEGEND !!! Almost everything about the guitar and the guitar sound i learnt from the great Segovia 🙏🙏🙏 I have immense respect for Segovia ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
ok...you are a relative ..pay attention...i was with this 'person' in the 70s...he has boycotted me as he has boycotted Agustine Barrios...he had to teach me the guitar and i have been initialized to that....but this 'person' has not accomplished the work...and he has said to me 'You know you are Luigi, don't play the guitar 'Tanto Estàs Luigi'...he was also used to say 'There are the Theoreticians'...oh...what a big 'Head' ..ironically ....thank you and cheers ...Andrès Segovia Torres Marquès de Solobrena...for the series 'Practice what you preach'....i hope you have understood the message...anyway the 'Classical guitar technique' in music is small....i know that because i am a 'Composer'...ok?Right? Yo saludo y que vayan con Diòs todos...vale ...anda...vaya!!!!☺
I saw him at the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall many years ago and there were 15 encores for him.On the last encore during the final applause he held his hand together and was tearful because the sell-out audience enjoyed the performance so much
Saw Segovia in concert in Hartford, CT back in the late 70s. Just an elderly man on a bare stage, sitting in a chair and holding a guitar. Then he held us all spellbound for several hours with his rapturous music. An evening I'll never forget.
00:23 - Capricho Catalán - Isaac Albéniz 05:25 - La Maja de Goya - Enrique Granados 07:07 - Torre Bermeja - Isaac Albéniz 08:59 - Sonata in E Minor - Domenico Scarlatti 13:03 - Minuet - Jean-Philippe Rameau 16:46 - Minuet - Fernando Sor 19:53 - Ballet and Allegretto - Manuel Ponce 27:18 - Gavotte en Rondeau - Johann Sebastian Bach 33:25 - Sonatina - Federico Moreno Torroba 38:30 - Asturias (Leyenda) - Isaac Albéniz 45:31- El Noi de la Mare - Catalan folk song
There is a certain sound in his playing...that is a voice instantly recognizable and familiar as the voice of a dear friend. I can always recognize this voice.
Before it's even started I'm thinking "this is what the internet was made for" it's a shame most kids are instead watching 5 second shorts of absolute nonsense for hours at a time
I came here after Eddie Van Halen’s tragic death, while I was revisiting my favorite guitarists of all time, from Rock to flamenco, classical, popular, acoustic, electric, jazz, blues, it doesn’t matter. In any shape or form, I’ve always found the guitar to be a fascinating instrument.
I had the honor of meeting him as a student. He was doing a performance in Bridgeport Conn. He was always encouraging students. He let them come for his dress rehearsal free with their guitar teacher. I will always enjoy listening to him an Julian Bream.
@@teriakamotoVirtuosos are people who're forced by their inner Muses to spend so much time practicing that they seldom get the opportunity to learn social skills. So yes, they do have their moments, and not always good ones. Genius at that level comes with that very high price.
@@msaintpc Hey, Thanks for pointing that out to me. That was pretty indicative by my my comment.The guy was a maniac and a Terror to be under his tutelage if you made a mistake, There's nothing i don't already understand. I am familiar with Virtuosos. He's pretty much my Guitar God. My Grandfather was very much like him if i made a mistake. Not even a mistake, just no patience for anything less than perfection.
Saw this performance perhaps 30 years ago and have the DVD somewhere too. But it's absolutely magical. Off to visit the Alhambra next week. I think this music will inspire my enjoyment of the palace in Granada !!
I also have the DVD and played it for many years...But I agree with you, it is magical. I visited Alhambra in 1995 ish...I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did,,,,, Greetings from an ex-pat in Germany..
The style is everything in art, littérature and music, writing as well. The style of playing is so unique with Segovia that even without introduction or seeing the man playing one would recognise it is the artist himself playing, no one could imitate him accurately so individual his music was.
As a child I took a long trip across New Mexico with my father and listened to “My Favorite Spanish Encores” by Maestro Segovia. That is what inspired me to learn this sacred instrument and it has been my constant companion.
I started playing the guitar once watching and immediately recording this movie. Sincerely with big love to Spain from Russia. 2022👋everything will be ok
So many things to say about amazing this man was. For one thing, assuming that this was indeed recorded in 1976, then Segovia was 83 years old here. I hope I can even hold a guitar when I get to that age (65 now and already feeling the stiffness creeping in)! Second, I didn't realize that he was such a fluent English speaker. I'm reasonably fluent in Spanish, but hearing the Maestro speaking my language so eloquently is truly humbling.
Andres Segovia brought me to the guitar. And I'm very glad having seen him three times live 😍 I remember the first time having goosebumbs throughout the concert. I was 17 years old in 1966
I saw him live around late 1980. He played very slowly but exquisitely. He really made you pay heed to his every note. It was a large hall, but he didn't use any amplification/mics etc. The concert was all the better for that IMO. I wish I could play even just one tune on a guitar of that quality, if only to experience the soundscape and resonance that is possible on such an instrument. I've no wish to own anything so precious.
My teacher, Ms. Pat Corelli, was a student of Segovia. I always felt a special connection to that lineage. A true master. Ms. Correll was an exceptional guitarist and teacher and am forever grateful for her and Segovia. She was in her mid 80s in the early 90s here in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
I REMEMBER THIS CONCERT WHEN I WAS A YOUNG BOY.........I SAW IT BUNCH OF TIMES,,,,,,I WANTED TO PLAY LIKE HIM.MASTER SEGOVIA HE WAS GREAT AND STILL IS .FOREVER. GREAT
Ebbi l'immenso piacere di ascoltarlo dal vivo e poi stringergli la mano in occasione del suo concerto a Bologna nel 1972 al Teatro Comunale. Ricordo che aveva una mano gigantesca, la mia scomparve nella sua! Fu una guida importante per me durante la mia adolescenza. Fu molto grazie a lui che apprezzai la musica e la chitarra.
So I guess you tube decided One ad before the video wasn't enough. Now, prior to the main video, there are Two ads before hand. AND THEY NOW INTERUPT A CONCERT PERFORMANCE IN THE MIDDLE OF A SONG !! BRILLIANT.
Yeah the whole so-called social networking business is everything but that, since it is clearly all about the money, on CZcams now too, thousands of videos about nothing made by people trying to get in on making money but the sad thing is, they have no personality or anything to say. So you pay for hem to live a life of luxury in some beautiful place, come on, I'd rather save my money and go to such places myself and have real experiences.
Steps: 1. Download Google Chrome; 2. Go to extensions; 3. Download AdBlocker; 4. Enjoy the Tube of your dreams - completely clean and not a single pesky add in sight... Cheers, man! ;)
83 years old in this video, and still playing marvellously! The world was a better place when Segovia was alive. Since his death, interest in the classical guitar has really taken a hit.
As a self taught guitar aficionado at age 8, and as one of the chosen few individuals privileged to study the classical guitar under the tutelage of Fil-Spanish master El Senor Manolo Pellicer, I grew up playing the Fernando Sor studies transcribed for the guitar by this Spanish guitar virtuoso. I enjoyed playing all his works but listening to his actual recordings was hard in those times in the 80s. Only in the advent of the You Tube era was I really able to appreciate the magnitude of his legacy. To my dear Senor Andres, thank you for the music.
Andres's playing is Devine, so smooth. His story here is very cool, I will come back for more. Oh, I saw his San Diego, CA appearance back in early 1970's with my Mother Henrietta. Great memories!!
Where I’m from most people play electric guitar. I play a cheap Lucero classical guitar and I love it. I also own an Ibanez Af95 hollow Body. People always ask me why I never play it, but I just can’t make it sing the same.
In his later recordings I would dare to say that Segovia's playing is not quite up to modern standards but he is the giant on whose shoulders others have stood. It's a shame we do not have top quality records of his earlier performances. His contribution to promoting the guitar has been immeasurable.
Segovia was one of my great inspirations when I was learning classical guitar in the 70s. I wore out the only record of his I had: Andres Segovia plays Bach
1. "Capricho Catalán" by Isaac Albéniz2. "La Maja de Goya" by Enrique Granados3. "Torre Bermeja" by Isaac Albéniz4. "Sonata in E Minor" by Domenico Scarlatti5. "Minuet" by Jean-Philippe Rameau6. "Minuet" by Fernando Sor7. "Ballet and Allegretto" by Manuel Ponce8. "Gavotte I & II" by Johann Sebastian Bach9. "Leyenda" by Isaac Albéniz10. "El Noi de la Mare" a Catalan folk song
There's something mysterious and haunting about the Alhambra that fits so well with this music. Desolate, wistful, and echoing forgotten memories from the far past.
Human language did not evolve to convey the feelings this music evokes in me. No wonder *real* poetry is no simple matter. One needs to somehow find ways to overcome this evolutionary limitation. This concert taking place at the Alhambra is Spanish guitar at its utmost! Makes me think warmly of the two years I spent in Andalusia.
Truly, the Spanish guitar was Segovia's destiny! He was incredibly blessed by God that he found his niche, and developed the beautiful gift of masterful music in his youth!! Wow, how many can claim that??? I certainly can not. ....I'm almost 67, and never did find my niche! So, here I am....crocheting, and never even mastered that art! Ha! 😆 But, Segovia.....ahhhh. I crochet better and faster listening to the miraculous music of Andrés Segovia! 💖💚🧡💙💜❤💙💖
At my age (54), I have seen many guitar players “run up and down the fretboard,” and it is no longer impressive. When I see someone play like this (doing two things at a time), this is when I am impressed. Segovia was truly a genius, but I also love to watch people like Phil Keaggy (my personal favorite), Steve Howe, Steve Hackett, John Williams, and Dickey Betts play. Thanks for posting this great video, with its beautiful scenery and chirping birds, from one of my favorite years, 1976! God bless! Salud!
Thank you SO much for putting this on. I remember it being broadcast for the first time and have long wanted to see it again. When I started learning to play the guitar Julian Bream was my inspiration, then John Williams. Both wonderful musicians. But The Master was, and for me always will be, Andres Segovia.
Such an artist and such a venue. I visited the Alhambra about 20 years ago but there were no concerts scheduled...I also have heard the CD with Loreena McKennitt playing there.
I heard of him long time ago und i still love his musik what a Beautiful Guitar player of Segovia relaxing for the soul, 👍👍🎶💖🍀super we need this to calm down.
I know just before he passed away, Andre was giving "Master Classes". He would say - Gently of course to his students - "Why do you phrase this in this way?" - "Why do you put your fingers in this way ?". The master was very nice with his students.
Hi Deb, espero que mi comentario no haya sonado como una forma de invasión de la privacidad. Tu comentario habla de una mujer maravillosa con un corazón hermoso, lo que me impulsó a comentar. Normalmente no escribo en la sección de comentarios, pero creo que te mereces este complemento. Si no te importa podemos ser amigos? Gracias Dios los bendiga….🌹🌹
Beautiful music by the maestro against the backdrop of the Alhambra -- there is no equal! I'm spellbound by that distant footage of Andres performing in front of the wading pool / koi pond and that row of neatly-trimmed hedges and the architecture behind it. An oasis of sight and sound!
My furniture-maker master who was also a luthier used to say ; "There is only one Segovia" :-) I've always loved the sound of classical guitar, it's the sound of wood and hands.
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This man was the reason my dad started playing guitar, and my dad was the reason I started. I can listen to Segovia every day 🖤
Family values and tradition thats what is all about.
Sounds socially acceptable but I don't agree.
Me too.
Andres Segovia was my dad’s guitar teacher
@@mollycasas3101whos your dad?
He was my husband's uncle grandfather
It is a great honor for me and my Boys
Our surname comes from his
HE is the greatest classical guitar player ever : Notice the angle at whivh he holds the guitar ghe right hand angle the thumb natural position the fingers angle at ehich yhey strum the strings ... the relaxed wrists ... He follows the rules of the anatomy of the body and its function ... UNLIKE ALL OTHER PLAYERS... HIS DOUND WAS NATURAL FREE ! No guitar player nor guitar professor teaches this anymore.... you just need to look at sll those guitarist struggling for years with the tremolo .... 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ SEGOVIA IS A TRUE GUITAR LEGEND !!! Almost everything about the guitar and the guitar sound i learnt from the great Segovia 🙏🙏🙏 I have immense respect for Segovia ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
ok...you are a relative ..pay attention...i was with this 'person' in the 70s...he has boycotted me as he has boycotted Agustine Barrios...he had to teach me the guitar and i have been initialized to that....but this 'person' has not accomplished the work...and he has said to me 'You know you are Luigi, don't play the guitar 'Tanto Estàs Luigi'...he was also used to say 'There are the Theoreticians'...oh...what a big 'Head' ..ironically ....thank you and cheers ...Andrès Segovia Torres Marquès de Solobrena...for the series 'Practice what you preach'....i hope you have understood the message...anyway the 'Classical guitar technique' in music is small....i know that because i am a 'Composer'...ok?Right? Yo saludo y que vayan con Diòs todos...vale ...anda...vaya!!!!☺
@@khaledabed4441 No no Mr.!!! Classical Guitar is in music a small technique....
I saw him at the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall many years ago and there were 15 encores for him.On the last encore during the final applause he held his hand together and was tearful because the sell-out audience enjoyed the performance so much
1963 - I was there - he autographed my book of Sor studies, pointed to a couple of errors in the scores ( I think) and gave some advice.
@@maghercushag1902 you are a very fortunate individual.
@maghercushag1902 wow dude
Can I buy that from ya hahah
What yeat? John3:16
@@maghercushag1902 wow
Saw Segovia in concert in Hartford, CT back in the late 70s. Just an elderly man on a bare stage, sitting in a chair and holding a guitar. Then he held us all spellbound for several hours with his rapturous music. An evening I'll never forget.
Same here, must have been around 1979. We were standing in awe.
I saw him in 79 in London. Pure magic. Spellbound
Great example of what a guitar is capable of in the right hands.
00:23 - Capricho Catalán - Isaac Albéniz
05:25 - La Maja de Goya - Enrique Granados
07:07 - Torre Bermeja - Isaac Albéniz
08:59 - Sonata in E Minor - Domenico Scarlatti
13:03 - Minuet - Jean-Philippe Rameau
16:46 - Minuet - Fernando Sor
19:53 - Ballet and Allegretto - Manuel Ponce
27:18 - Gavotte en Rondeau - Johann Sebastian Bach
33:25 - Sonatina - Federico Moreno Torroba
38:30 - Asturias (Leyenda) - Isaac Albéniz
45:31- El Noi de la Mare - Catalan folk song
Do you know 48:05, too? If you tell me it would be nice. I also like this song very much.
32:30 Prelude 7, Chopin :)
@@therealmusician 0
27:18 Gavotte 1 / Gavotte 2 Cello suite 6 ( Bach)
Thank you!
There is a certain sound in his playing...that is a voice instantly recognizable and familiar as the voice of a dear friend. I can always recognize this voice.
His nail tone
A shout out to the bird in the background throughout the entire performance. Thanks Birdie!!
He was an absolute master of the guitar. I am so glad that I saw this.
Before it's even started I'm thinking "this is what the internet was made for" it's a shame most kids are instead watching 5 second shorts of absolute nonsense for hours at a time
I came here after Eddie Van Halen’s tragic death, while I was revisiting my favorite guitarists of all time, from Rock to flamenco, classical, popular, acoustic, electric, jazz, blues, it doesn’t matter. In any shape or form, I’ve always found the guitar to be a fascinating instrument.
i agree, i like to play some piano, drums, and bass, but i love to play guitar.
Check out Eddie's guitar hero: Allan Holdsworth! I recommend starting with the track "Joshua".
Yes. It is that. "Hauntingly Beautiful".
every time I watch or hear him play Im drawn to pick up my guitar.
I had the honor of meeting him as a student. He was doing a performance in Bridgeport Conn. He was always encouraging students. He let them come for his dress rehearsal free with their guitar teacher. I will always enjoy listening to him an Julian Bream.
I started to listen Classical Music because of the Maestro, Andres Segovia.
A sage of a human and not just a guitar player, a conduit of sublime energy.
True, though he had his moments as all Virtuosos do.
@@teriakamotoVirtuosos are people who're forced by their inner Muses to spend so much time practicing that they seldom get the opportunity to learn social skills. So yes, they do have their moments, and not always good ones. Genius at that level comes with that very high price.
@@msaintpc Hey, Thanks for pointing that out to me. That was pretty indicative by my my comment.The guy was a maniac and a Terror to be under his tutelage if you made a mistake, There's nothing i don't already understand. I am familiar with Virtuosos. He's pretty much my Guitar God. My Grandfather was very much like him if i made a mistake. Not even a mistake, just no patience for anything less than perfection.
Saw this performance perhaps 30 years ago and have the DVD somewhere too. But it's absolutely magical. Off to visit the Alhambra next week. I think this music will inspire my enjoyment of the palace in Granada !!
I also have the DVD and played it for many years...But I agree with you, it is magical. I visited Alhambra in 1995 ish...I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did,,,,, Greetings from an ex-pat in Germany..
The style is everything in art, littérature and music, writing as well. The style of playing is so unique with Segovia that even without introduction or seeing the man playing one would recognise it is the artist himself playing, no one could imitate him accurately so individual his music was.
Yes, his sublime guitar playing is a paintbrush, our ears are his canvases. Sublime.
As a child I took a long trip across New Mexico with my father and listened to “My Favorite Spanish Encores” by Maestro Segovia. That is what inspired me to learn this sacred instrument and it has been my constant companion.
What a beautiful film about an amazing man. I've seen his modern day contemporaries, but he was top of the hill.
I started playing the guitar once watching and immediately recording this movie. Sincerely with big love to Spain from Russia. 2022👋everything will be ok
So many things to say about amazing this man was. For one thing, assuming that this was indeed recorded in 1976, then Segovia was 83 years old here. I hope I can even hold a guitar when I get to that age (65 now and already feeling the stiffness creeping in)! Second, I didn't realize that he was such a fluent English speaker. I'm reasonably fluent in Spanish, but hearing the Maestro speaking my language so eloquently is truly humbling.
The ultimate poetic guitar. The greatest ever.
I love Segovia, but Paco de Lucia is above any other Spanish guitar player in my opinion ;)!
@@coffeemusichall7781 noo, sabicas for me
That’s what you were told to think. You are obviously not a music critic.
@@edzmuda6870 Thank God for that. Critics of any kind are the worst of the worst.
Andres Segovia brought me to the guitar. And I'm very glad having seen him three times live 😍 I remember the first time having goosebumbs throughout the concert. I was 17 years old in 1966
Wolfgang Fiege : 1961 for me
Lucky man
@@mobongo4246 😘
As a fan of Spain and its music-this is very great to look and listend to for my god memories of ESPANA!!
Brynjar Hoff
i play metal music and i listen to Segovia every day since 1993
This video is a patrimony of humanity.
I feel lucky to have attended a Segovia concert around this time. He was touring the US and did a concert in Minneapolis. Never forget it.
Same, Hartford
NYC
I saw him live around late 1980. He played very slowly but exquisitely. He really made you pay heed to his every note. It was a large hall, but he didn't use any amplification/mics etc. The concert was all the better for that IMO.
I wish I could play even just one tune on a guitar of that quality, if only to experience the soundscape and resonance that is possible on such an instrument. I've no wish to own anything so precious.
Thank you for sharing :)
Which hall was it (location) and how many could it hold capacity wise?
What a privilege.
One does not achieve greatness at anything without dedication, but greatness is never the goal. What Master Segovia did, he did for love.
Perfectly said!
My teacher, Ms. Pat Corelli, was a student of Segovia. I always felt a special connection to that lineage. A true master. Ms. Correll was an exceptional guitarist and teacher and am forever grateful for her and Segovia. She was in her mid 80s in the early 90s here in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
35:16
I grew up on his music. Because of him I started learning the classical guitar.
I REMEMBER THIS CONCERT WHEN I WAS A YOUNG BOY.........I SAW IT BUNCH OF TIMES,,,,,,I WANTED TO PLAY LIKE HIM.MASTER SEGOVIA HE WAS GREAT AND STILL IS .FOREVER. GREAT
I am greatly inspired listening Andres Segovia
How synergistic - Sagovia's creation of paradisical sound in the paradise of Alhambra.
Can't help but notice the precision along with effortless execution of complex pieces....a true master of masters 🙌
Ebbi l'immenso piacere di ascoltarlo dal vivo e poi stringergli la mano in occasione del suo concerto a Bologna nel 1972 al Teatro Comunale. Ricordo che aveva una mano gigantesca, la mia scomparve nella sua! Fu una guida importante per me durante la mia adolescenza. Fu molto grazie a lui che apprezzai la musica e la chitarra.
So I guess you tube decided One ad before the video wasn't enough. Now, prior to the main video, there are Two ads before hand. AND THEY NOW INTERUPT A CONCERT PERFORMANCE IN THE MIDDLE OF A SONG !! BRILLIANT.
Yeah the whole so-called social networking business is everything but that, since it is clearly all about the money, on CZcams now too, thousands of videos about nothing made by people trying to get in on making money but the sad thing is, they have no personality or anything to say. So you pay for hem to live a life of luxury in some beautiful place, come on, I'd rather save my money and go to such places myself and have real experiences.
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83 years old in this video, and still playing marvellously! The world was a better place when Segovia was alive. Since his death, interest in the classical guitar has really taken a hit.
83 years old!!! Wow.....
As a self taught guitar aficionado at age 8, and as one of the chosen few individuals privileged to study the classical guitar under the tutelage of Fil-Spanish master El Senor Manolo Pellicer, I grew up playing the Fernando Sor studies transcribed for the guitar by this Spanish guitar virtuoso. I enjoyed playing all his works but listening to his actual recordings was hard in those times in the 80s. Only in the advent of the You Tube era was I really able to appreciate the magnitude of his legacy. To my dear Senor Andres, thank you for the music.
Maestro. Le seguimos llevando en el corazón.
Andres's playing is Devine, so smooth. His story here is very cool, I will come back for more. Oh, I saw his San Diego, CA appearance back in early 1970's with my Mother Henrietta. Great memories!!
Thanks, Daniele. My good wishes. These little gifts go farther than you think... I'm truly grateful...
Where I’m from most people play electric guitar.
I play a cheap Lucero classical guitar and I love it.
I also own an Ibanez Af95 hollow Body.
People always ask me why I never play it, but I just can’t make it sing the same.
At the age of twelve i was amazed by that wonderful Hauser guitar sound .
Gorgeous music in gorgeous surroundings.
isn't that magical?
What a rare and exquisite video of beautiful performance's by without question the greatest of all time. Magnificent ⭐✨🎶
In his later recordings I would dare to say that Segovia's playing is not quite up to modern standards but he is the giant on whose shoulders others have stood. It's a shame we do not have top quality records of his earlier performances. His contribution to promoting the guitar has been immeasurable.
Segovia was one of my great inspirations when I was learning classical guitar in the 70s. I wore out the only record of his I had: Andres Segovia plays Bach
I had that record:)
1. "Capricho Catalán" by Isaac Albéniz2. "La Maja de Goya" by Enrique Granados3. "Torre Bermeja" by Isaac Albéniz4. "Sonata in E Minor" by Domenico Scarlatti5. "Minuet" by Jean-Philippe Rameau6. "Minuet" by Fernando Sor7. "Ballet and Allegretto" by Manuel Ponce8. "Gavotte I & II" by Johann Sebastian Bach9. "Leyenda" by Isaac Albéniz10. "El Noi de la Mare" a Catalan folk song
9.- Asturias (Leyenda) de Isaac Albéniz. Así es mas exacto.
@@indaleciogil1189 "leyenda" is Albeniz' title; "asturias" was added by an editor. Also the list doesn't mention Chopin's Prelude 7 at 32:30.
@@therealmusician Nor the first movement of the Sonatina by Moreno Torroba at 33:25 or so
thanks..i was wondering
Recuerdos de un tiempo when arts and harmonies blossomed. O, Aqui de mi Alhambra
There's something mysterious and haunting about the Alhambra that fits so well with this music. Desolate, wistful, and echoing forgotten memories from the far past.
well this is just gorgeous, and the cinematography is sublime.
It is hard to define his playing...free but disciplined!
Time for a sharp intake of breath. This is simply incredible.
Fortunate to hear him play the guitar.
セゴビアは他のギタリストとは明らかに別格です
天衣無縫の芸術家です。
この映像はとても貴重なものです。
現代のギタリストとは
明らかにちがう芸術性を
感じます。
この年齢でこんな素晴らしい演奏されるなんて
奇跡です。
アップしていただいて感謝します。ありがとう！
What a masterpiece! Thanks for posting this whole video after all these years.
Thank You , So much for this upload!
this is so wonderful, Thank you! Gracias! from America!
Thank you so much for posting this. I am blessed for it
truly a master. So a joy to see footage like this.
Saw this video on tv when it first came out decades ago. So uplifting to see it again.
Thank you.
El fue el salvador de la guitarra clásica. We owe him for the work he did with the classical guitar.
Excelente saludos desde Argentina!!
Thank you for that great video. What a glorious expression of love to music and to the guitar.
beutiful
He is so solid, steady and present
Human language did not evolve to convey the feelings this music evokes in me. No wonder *real* poetry is no simple matter. One needs to somehow find ways to overcome this evolutionary limitation. This concert taking place at the Alhambra is Spanish guitar at its utmost! Makes me think warmly of the two years I spent in Andalusia.
Wonderfully recorded, plugged it through my little sound system and it sounds fantastic
every note rings out so well. What a great player.❤️🙏
Truly, the Spanish guitar was Segovia's destiny! He was incredibly blessed by God that he found his niche, and developed the beautiful gift of masterful music in his youth!! Wow, how many can claim that???
I certainly can not. ....I'm almost 67, and never did find my niche! So, here I am....crocheting, and never even mastered that art! Ha! 😆
But, Segovia.....ahhhh. I crochet better and faster listening to the miraculous music of Andrés Segovia! 💖💚🧡💙💜❤💙💖
Che meraviglia!!! La Musica!, Segovia!, L'Alhambra!, Granada! Non ci poteva essere uno scrigno migliore.Grazie!!!
Segovia has been 80 years old for like 50 years
Beautiful 😢
At my age (54), I have seen many guitar players “run up and down the fretboard,” and it is no longer impressive. When I see someone play like this (doing two things at a time), this is when I am impressed. Segovia was truly a genius, but I also love to watch people like Phil Keaggy (my personal favorite), Steve Howe, Steve Hackett, John Williams, and Dickey Betts play. Thanks for posting this great video, with its beautiful scenery and chirping birds, from one of my favorite years, 1976! God bless! Salud!
I recall reading Jimmy Page went to study with Andres for a time. He looks a bit like him now
Thank you SO much for putting this on. I remember it being broadcast for the first time and have long wanted to see it again. When I started learning to play the guitar Julian Bream was my inspiration, then John Williams. Both wonderful musicians. But The Master was, and for me always will be, Andres Segovia.
Bello concierto ❤️ y digno representante de la guitarra española!
He plays from the heart, treating his instrument as his lover, seducing it, they are as one. Beautiful to watch and to hear.
its mutual
Simpatico
Thanks daniele
Thank you Danielle! Sweet sound that transported me to a better world.
"Daniele"
I was privileged to see him in Catford town hall .
I've been here...if you go once, your heart will long to go again.
Beautiful, Andres Sengovia!
Excellent upload Daniele
Such an artist and such a venue. I visited the Alhambra about 20 years ago but there were no concerts scheduled...I also have heard the CD with Loreena McKennitt playing there.
Andrés é, incontestavelmente, o Mestre dos Mestres, no Violão. Bravo.
I heard of him long time ago und i still love his musik what a Beautiful Guitar player of Segovia relaxing for the soul, 👍👍🎶💖🍀super we need this to calm down.
Unforgettable!
I know just before he passed away, Andre was giving "Master Classes". He would say - Gently of course to his students - "Why do you phrase this in this way?" - "Why do you put your fingers in this way ?". The master was very nice with his students.
So lovely! Gracias, Señor Segovia por la musica y al Daniele Magli for making this available.
Hi Deb, espero que mi comentario no haya sonado como una forma de invasión de la privacidad. Tu comentario habla de una mujer maravillosa con un corazón hermoso, lo que me impulsó a comentar. Normalmente no escribo en la sección de comentarios, pero creo que te mereces este complemento. Si no te importa podemos ser amigos? Gracias Dios los bendiga….🌹🌹
Best guitar player ever, Segovia-de Lucía the masters period
Having the bless to know Allambra 🥰❤️ song, place and chords... although till today its not ever possible to play as he does at all 😂
So much emotion his music takes away all barriers and allows your heart and mind and sole to experience oneness.
Agree.He really stirs the soul with that exquisite sound and use of portamento
He was a beast. One of the best ever did it.👍
Andres Segovia es, UNICO...que maravilla!!!
Le note profumano di magia..
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Beautiful
Beautiful music by the maestro against the backdrop of the Alhambra -- there is no equal! I'm spellbound by that distant footage of Andres performing in front of the wading pool / koi pond and that row of neatly-trimmed hedges and the architecture behind it. An oasis of sight and sound!
The absolute, definitive master of the classical guitar! Nobody compares with him! Respects mister Segovia...................
My furniture-maker master who was also a luthier used to say ; "There is only one Segovia" :-)
I've always loved the sound of classical guitar, it's the sound of wood and hands.
Agustin Barrios was an excelent guitarrist and composer.
Maestro Segovia was right: the greatest the artist, the humblest.
Thank you Danielle..wonderful to hear..
This man loved his guitar
Love listening to Segovia play.