Hi Ernst, yes this is a great study. I like so much Giuliani studies style with arpeggios scales or contra punctum and more and all in one page.Thank you.
1.Julian Bream 2. John Williams 3. Marcin Dylla 4. Manuel Barrueco 5. Christopher Parkening/ Andres Segovia tied for 5th. Honorable mention: Pepe Romero, David Russell. I appreciate what Segovia did for the instrument but the other gentlemen where better players. Julian Bream is untouchable so far. Dylla is a projection pick -he will one day be ranked among the greatest.
Thank you, yes, even if my music is inspired not by the documentary but by the protagonists of Herzog's films (and therefore by Werner Herzog himself) like Fitzcarraldo, the hero of the useless who lives defying the miracle or Aguirre on the edge of madness. What extraordinary films.
All the presented guitarists are fantastic. However, the young man MARCIN PATRZALEK from Poland can easily play any of those pieces as great as they did, or better! Please check on him. Marcin plays classical, Spanish, metal, rock and pop, anything!
I più grandi - una gran parte dei più rinomati - li ho ascoltati dal vivo, a cominciare da Andres Segovia, già, però, avanti negli anni. Difficile scegliere fior da fiore, ma, se proprio fossi costretto a fare un solo nome, direi: David Russell.
You forgot Christopher Parkening. Listen to his recordings. He puts more ‘soul’ into his music then any of these and was Segovia’s top student. Just listen..
