Capricho Arabe (F. Tárrega) - Alexandra Whittingham 

balcanes no spanish

Pitty that globalism is no example of nothing... The truth: it is bringing the world to a dictatorship if we do not stop it. To be global is beautiful, globalism is an ugly ideology.

@@alsanchez6202 ok, you're right, I didn't know the political science negative concept of the word or etimology of the word I think. Dommage the word has merely negative connotation.

@@alsanchez6202 wait, I did not use globalism word, I only said "global" that is syn of "worldwide", please don't put words I ddn't use in my fingers =) It's just an adjective, not an ideology.

@@nadiaeda You are completely right, and I somehow knew that you meant it that way. Politics always manages to change beautiful concepts into not so aceptable realities. It's a pity. Nadiaeda, your name is beatiful.

That is a remarkable story of what must be an remarkably sensitive and generous woman. Lucky you.

Your wife loves you very much. Respect.

Sounds like the product of an over active imagination.

That's really cute dude

I am moved by the father-son sweetness of that image! May he never tire of hearing "pretties" : )

and what does his mother say?

@@militaryandemergencyservic3286 The kid is only 2 years old. This is wholesome, and the mother would most definitely melt from the cuteness whenever she'd think about this.

@@Post-ModernCzechoslovakianWar yes you're right.

@@mercedesayala999 Gracias a usted Mercedes Ayala por compartir el buen gusto musical en esta sublime melodía con una magnífica interpretación, Bendiciones en tu vida y familia.

Muy interesantes datos los que aporta. Soy muy aficionado a la música y nunca había leído nada como esto que Ud amablemente nos comenta. Gracias.

@@carloslinares263 Soy yo el agradecido por compartir el gusto de la música culta y leer mi corto comenatrio, bendiciones en tu vida y Familia.

Gracias Ronald Herrera por su comentario, de otra forma tal vez nunca hubiera conocido ese detalle,que tanto me conmovió

@@carloslinares263 El agradecido soy yo por compartir el buen gusto musical en esta sublime melodía con una magnífica interpretación, Bendiciones en tu vida y familia.

Para los que gustamos de la guitarra clásica, a Tárrega lo tenemos en un altar.

I was thinking the same thing.

D'accord Emile si ça t'amuse

Did you get to sit at the same door?

@@jasminehenry2058 France government be like: DON T GO IN SPAIN THIS HOLIDAYS OR WE LL KICK UR A** 😂😂😂

Unfortunately, it’s never going to be over. Carpe diem.

It really hurts my soul too..... these "dislikes" could hurt our Lord God, too......

Jealous

Maybe they dont like guitar music

​@@zackglickert4495​, they were saddened and could not accept the fact that they would never ever going to achieve anywhere near Alexandra's skill in playing the guitar.

@@KenLohwh that makes sense, good idea

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. John 1:1 ✝🌅 All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. John 1:3 ✝🌅 And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth. John 1:14 ✝🌅

For a younger person she plays with incredible feeling and tone

@pwaterdu I play Caprico Arabe myself (for me the best piece ever written for guitar, another great guitar composer A. B. Mangore made a couple variations of it) but because of praising this kind of performances less and less people are listening to classical guitar music. Yes, when You are a young student the tone production is very important. But today every performance "has to be" extremely "dramatic" usually at the expense of the rhythm. My analogy to a performance like this is walking - three steps normally, then two steps running, then stopping for a moment for no obvious reason, then running again and so on... very annoying to listen. When observing a person walking this way the first thought is worrying for a person's mental health, but when a guitarist does it, we seem to enjoy it!? Luckily there are still some guitarists that are able to put everything together, respect the rhythm and add some personal note to the performance. Unfortunately this is not one of them (at least not for me).

Cherche tu trouveras facilement..et peut être seras tu très surpris..

@@trancient For an older too!

Hermoso.

Hermoso.

Y la calidad y calibración de la guitarra

Amazing

Maybe grapes and cow farts. That church is located in Puy L’Évêque, halfway between Bordeaux and Toulouse, France. 😜

Assolutamente......meravigliosa

Que bonito toca y que bella es. Felicidades. Saludos

❤️🌹❤️🎉💃

Asi

not such a good version the sound is not so clear and she doesnt give the rhythm

You play from the heart

Está menina é sensacional.Parabéns

What a blessing! impresionante interpretación para sus veinte años...

@@mauricioleitao1497 No sangue é vida. Eu tenho uma irma e um irmão. O mesmo sangue. A mesma mãe . (Translate is the respect. We are all brothers.. But blood matters.)

@@fco.javiercorteslopez2299 I believe it is the passion. I played many of Tarrega's writings. It was not until I understood his passion until I learned what music is. The living tradition. The living bones of humanity. To play is to be alive. I see it here. Tarrega loved. To love is to be alive. Look at this player? She loves with her whole life. As did Tarrega. I have done some things in different tradition. I know why the Irish are in awe of the Spanish. I am Irish. But the heart of music is in the people. Not the tribes. I am doing best I can. But this performance takes my heart away. The passion.

Deliciosa siempre la guitarra. Delicioso siempre Tarrega. Estas señoritas que han comido hamburguesas y otras delicatessen, deberían pensarse su acercamiento a la música española con una pizca de curiosidad. El jazz es lo suyo

Do NOT thank yuTub for anything! They do it not to provide any benefit to us but because they think there's $$$ in it for them. IF it would mean more $$ (& less trouble) for them they'd slit our throats.

Bello