Early Classical Guitar Recordings | A Look At Expression & Interpretation In The Early 1900's
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- čas přidán 21. 09. 2018
- Kevin Sherwin shares insights from his research into early recordings of the classical guitar. The selected musical samples from the early 1900's show the difference between what the score communicates and how modern guitarists often believe the music should sound. They also give us a sense of how composers including Barrios and Llobet interpreted their own works.
Introduction: The musical score and historical sound recordings
Theme 1: Tempo Rubato (Stell Anderson and Maria Luisa Anido)
Theme 2: Unequal Notes (Julio Oyanguren and Vincente Gomez)
Theme 3: Composers playing their own music (Barrios and Llobet)
Conclusion: New Perspectives for Today
All musical examples courtesy of the Yale Collection of Historical Sound Recordings.
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I can see this video is from 4 years ago already. I'm glad I came across it. CZcams is great that way. They keep feeding you associated material according to your history and preferences. A very interesting video. I hope you've made more of them since you made this one, 4 years ago. Historical material is so very important to the musician. Thank you.
this is fantástic!!! more videos like this please,this is very important for every one....for musicians and for normal persons.
Very interesting, more please, including more complete performances. I like that you use a script, it's so much better for getting information across. There are a few good unscripted videos but most of us do better with a script.
Nice video. Thank you for your work. Little weird to watch those eye movements when you keep looking to the side all the time. Still a nice vid.
hes reading off a script somewhere to the side of the camera, its creepy as hell lol
@@St.Garoosh you can easily use a diy teleprompter. regardless good video.
Lmao
Thank you for you contribution!
Great video!
good video
Ive played guitar starting in 1964 but never learned to read music im now 69 and wondering if im to old to start learning i have books but it looks like a daunting task !
I learned to read music quite late myself. It is very rewarding to learn a piece from the sheet music, even if it takes a long time to read and understand it. Plus, it makes you a better musician and better listener when you are more aware of what notes you are playing. You can easily learn to read sheet music by yourself if you are willing to put in the time to practice.
To be honest, I did not like any of the interpretations. But it's interesting.