Sharon Isbin Interview & Lesson on GuitarTV
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- čas přidán 17. 05. 2012
- GuitarTV traveled to New York City to interview the best classical guitarist we have ever heard. Head of The Juilliard School Guitar Department, international sensation, former student of Andres Segovia, -- we are talking about the one-and-only Sharon Isbin.
This in-depth 40 minutes interview with Sharon showcases various classical guitar playing techniques, tips and performance snippets from her latest release "Guitar Passions".
www.sharonisbin.com - Hudba
Percussionist/jazz drum set musician who has been drawn to acoustic guitar for several years...Lady you just won me over, your lifetime fan... forever
Thank you for the lesson. You are the greatest teacher I have ever seen !!
This lecture augmented with the guitar is fantastic, the beauty and articulation is overwhelming.
Sharon's contribution to the classical guitar is significant. She has inspired many young guitarists and shares her wonderful talent to bring music into the lives of many the world over through her brilliant performances and through her teaching.
How wonderful! Thank you for sharing the fruit of your passionate labor with Classical Guitar and music! I am fairly new to the Classical Guitar world, your playing is sublimely beautiful.
Quite my favourite classical guitarist. Her recording of Concierto de Aranjuez, Villa Lobos and Ponce concertos is remarkable. Sharon DOES have soul!
WHAT A WONDERFUL LIFE..MY DAUGHTER WAS ABLE TO STUDY FLAMENCO GUITAR WITH WORLD FAMED SPANIARD JUAN SERRANO AT FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY. THE TREMOLO SHE LEARNED THERE FASCINATED ME..TRULY A TECHNIQUE OF A TRUE VIRTUOSO. WHAT IMPRESSED ME ABOUT SEÑOR SERRANO WAS HIS HUMILITY . TO DEDICATE HIS GOLDEN YEARS TEACHING AT A UNIVERSITY NOT REALLY RENOWNED FOR MUSIC.. HE HAD GAINED WORD FAME YET WAS SO DEDICATED TO THAT ART FORM HE TAUGHT TO ACTUALLY VERY COMMON FOLK. HE WAS IN 80s AND WAS STILL ABLE TO DANCE THAT ENERGETIC DANCE OF FLAMENCO ARTISTRY. AS YOU UNDOUBTEDLY CAN SEE I AM VERY PROUD OF MY DAUGHTER.. AS ANY FATHER WOULD BR..THANK YOU SHARON.. YOUR AT THE PINNACLE OF THE AMAZING ART OF THE GUITAR.
CIAO È PACE
PAOLO
Really enjoyed this interview. Such a lady! Thank you.
great. Thanks Sharon Isbin
Thank you Sharon for sharing this. I sure enjoyed watching this. About a year ago I started learning classical guitar and because the lack of a teacher I'm actually watch a lot of professional guitarist on CZcams.
Amazing thank U 4 what you do and all of your years of playing
Deeply appreciate your great teaching!
Thank you.
Thanks for sharing !
I love your visual definitions on music. It adds a whole new level to music that I had never even realized. Thanks.
Amazing.. thank you!
Very good,, thank you
Sharon Isbin is a true breeze of fresh air in classical guitar. The combination of a great performer and a great instrument really shows how you can produce and play the same piece in so many different ways, I thought that was probably on the most relevant aspects of this video. Sharon, thank you for being a source of inspiration for my playing and I hope that at some point in my life I see you perform.
I saw Sharon with the Toledo symphony in 2003. She is terrific. The sound was amazing. I've always liked how she has always pushed the boundaries with new composers and her tireless promotion of the instrument's possibilities. Bravo Sharon!
Hi Sharon!!! Wonderful!!!! So happy to see you and hear you. I go back to Manhattan School of Music days with you as my most inspirational teacher...many moons ago! Wishing you all the best in 2013 and beyond.
She is amazing. I have nearly all her CDs. It was a dream of mine to actually see her live in my little town, but she actually came here! I was only 3 rows back dead center from the stage. Amazing, just amazing.
Thanks you dear guitarist ....
Wonderful lesson; you are a passionate teacher. It is easy to see that the lady and the guitar are one entity. Thank you!
Sharon, Great show at Bergen PAC Sunday 2/26/17.
Enjoyed it.
To listen to you is inspiring to me to keep working with dedication on the instrument! I will loo forward to seeing and hearing you in April at the Philadelphia Classical Guitar Society.
I really enjoyed this video
Thank you
This is truly amazing and inspiring!
playing well is one thing but understanding the music and giving it that life is the quality of a real master
What I would give to have her as a teacher!!! Wonderful.
I love this video. Sharon Isbin is truly great virtuoso of the guitar.
thanks for sharing, she is great!!!
Talented guitarist, exellent teacher! Love you!
Grande professora !
She is graceful :)
She is the best!!!! I love her playing.
what a wonderful person and fantastic player and open to all musical genres
This is spectacular !!!
thank you 4 the lesson.
Wondrous ! xxxxxxx
Wonderful lesson...thanks
I had the pleasure of watching you perform at MSU Wharton a year or so ago. You were AMAZING!!! Such an inspiration for me.
you are so good inspired me, thankyou.
wonderful! bravo !!!
Really nice interview. Fantastic player.
True master!
Absolutely amazing! caught for words I am... The word master, never better used to describe a person, artist and guitar player.
Sharon, a big Thanks and Best Regards from Athens!
Amazingly clear what you Sharon, mean when you speak!
An amazing sensitive for music teacher --> awesome sound creation .
All the best
Deejay Ci
Belgium
very nice.thank you u teach
Very nice lesson, it's inspiring to hear about the improvisational qualities of Baroque music. I had no idea!
Can't wait to see you on Tuesday night in Hampton, VA
greetings from your newest fan ,
It's kind of weird but I seem to know the lady's discography better than she does! "Nightshade Rounds" was contemporary but *not* American -- it had some American eg. MacCombie and Tower but also Walton, Britten etc. The American one -- a real treasure of a disc -- was "American Landscapes", three modern concertos by American composers.
Only writing this because -- well those are seriously good discs, both of them. The got a lot of play in my house. :)
Desde el fondo de un corazón que ama la guitarra !!! Muchas pero Muchas gracias !!! por compartir tu inmenso talento...Desde Guadalajára,Jalisco México uno mas de tus miles dee admiradores.
You are AMAZING !!!!!!
awesome
An intelligent, articulate, and delightful teacher.
You are awesome!
you are awesome, amazing
If there is a right way to do it...this is surely the best of them all... :) I enjoyed it very much. Thanks :)
Corazón, mente y manos en la expresión del espíritu... realmente conmueve su guitarra y su personalidad...
A beautiful woman and such beautiful way to play a guitar... it's heaven
not only an incredible guitarist and musician but a beautiful woman and such a classy wonderful person. yep, i m a big fan and have been for 35 years!
OMFG! Awesome!
An incredible talent, and an incredible beauty....
superb
very impressive lady
Pura vida!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wuaw! Exelent
Tremolo a very interesting technique, I really liked the tips.
🌹
Of all evaluations of classical guitar and music-making by people who really understand it, I will treasure these particular words of Sharon's:
"You know what? This is even more exciting than sending insects into space."
vey good
her body language while performing is extremely important, she is an "act". that is not an insult but a necessity. like a stage actress she must exhibit the emotion she is portraying as notated in the music in order to convey emotion to the audience and add in a bio-feedback way to her own technical translation of expression as demanded by the composition.
I'd be more like the guitar player for Elvis but have always loved classical and flamenco , so thanx Sharon
I LOVE YOUUUU
My guitar teacher works at Juilliard, so there.
Asturias composed by Albeinz......"Many have attributed the first transcription for guitar to Francisco Tárrega who put it in its most recognizable key, E minor. According to guitarist and guitar scholar Stanley Yates, the first guitar transcription of the piece was probably by Severino García Fortea, although Andrés Segovia's transcription is the most famous and most influential."
Perfect Technique
incroyablement sexy
She is very talented. What does she use to fix a broken nail? That is my problem. I only play as a hobby but in my line of work I am in contact with lots if Velcro and that is not a kind material when using with longer nails on my right playing hand so it is hard for me to keep my nails long.
beautiful, wish you were my guitar teacher :)
Nice story Sharon :)
It must be nice to have these opportunities in life.
Thank you so much Sharon; lovely. I am considering buying a new guitar; any suggestions? Yours has a beautiful sound.
Did you get a new guitar? Luthier?
you are greart!!
Wow, Smart, Sensual Talented and totally hot!!
Nice guitar...........
GREAT/USEFUL NUANCES/TRICKS OF THE TRADE/ANECDOTES...A SCHOLAR/MUSICIAN/ATHLETE!!!
FELIZ 2015,PAZ,SALUD....MAS MUSICA PARA TI,Pablo Vigil
PS:HAPPY RUNNING/HIKING AS WELL.
Sharon or anybody can tell me what is the technique and the name of the song starting at 3:40 ?
Villalobos.
It's a semi-complicated FREE STROKE pattern used when playing/practicing Villa-Lobs Etude #1 p-i-p-i-p-m-i-a-m-a-i-m-p-i-p-i
acere58
Sorry! My mistake at 3:40 Villalobos Etude # 1
It's Heitor V. Lobos - Etude #1 e- minor :)
The song is: Etude No: 1 - Heitor Villa Lobos - Brazilian composer - 12 studies for guitar.
Whats the song at the beginning
batu bar Asturias, aka Leyenda, by Isaac Albeniz. Originally written for piano, so transcribed for guitar. Rated moderately difficult.
+batu bar recuerdos de la alhambra :)
+batu bar Leyenda..
Thanks :)
+batu bar Asturias - Issac albeniz
Shallom. TODÁ RABÁ for this video and for this interview. I think that you are the best guitarrist in the world. I would like, one day in future to play 000,1% of that you play. It!s your guitar made by Stefan Kakos from Minnesota? May G-d bless you and sucess
I wish you gave private lessons via Skype!!!
was she using her little finger too?
space walker I mean when playing with her right hand... ?
yes chico finger of her right hand. I do use it too in my scale playing
Great?
i wonder what she would sound like if she made metal