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Grisha Goryachev experiences a real 1890 Torres guitar

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Guitar: 1890 Antonio de Torres (www.guitarsalo.... Virtuoso guitarist Grisha Goryachev stopped by Guitar Salon International in Santa Monica, CA, and tried out an actual Antonio de Torres classical guitar, an 1890 SP/CY, numbered SE 144.
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@Grisha_Goryachev 8 лет назад

I remember this guitar. It actually sounded very good, was very responsive with a pleasant tone. It was amazingly light. I didn't really get a chance to play it, as I was afraid to touch the back of it with my sweater for fear of getting sweat on it. So I held it suspended and hoped for the best.

@Grisha_Goryachev 8 лет назад

+Santiago Herrera How do you mean? What account?

@ErikVanGoch 8 лет назад

+Grisha Goryachev It sure does doesn't it :-)

@pabloguazzotti2260 8 лет назад

+Grisha Goryachev Maybe Santi San was talking about your RU-vid account. I know on Facebook and twitter when you are an artist or personality in general there's a way to prove the company (facebook for instance) that you are who you say you are and hence get a blue tick certifying this is your official account. Since he said you're amazing, the account verification thing should be a flattering remark. I doubt though there's going to be fake Grishas as there are Justin Biebers but it's always worth considering.

@featherinthewind333 5 лет назад

It was made to be played, worry about getting sweat on it, may as well put it in a vacuum pack in a box, in a museum

@vicentejum 3 года назад

I’m a bit late but I hope someone can answer my question: does anyone know what would be the price of this guitar nowadays? Saludos!

@jgrossma 8 лет назад

I bet Antonio Torres would be absolutely thrilled and delighted that people are still playing his instruments 120 years later. . .let alone distinguished players in front of a worldwide (internet) audience.

@jonplaza81 11 лет назад

He says he doesn't do the guitar justice?!?!? What a humble man.

@largodoloroso2299 8 лет назад

1:12 Luigi Legnani - 36 Capricci Op.20 No.22 in C Minor

@jonplaza81 8 лет назад

+Largo Doloroso you're the man

@marcusm.8374 8 лет назад

This guitar is a masterpiece with a sound of its own, so warm yet powerful.

@hermantangdililing2268 Год назад

Great playing with wonderful guitar guitar. Thanks GSI, Toraja, Indonesia

@DaGuittarMan 13 лет назад

I am really amazed that he is so humble to admit in front of the camera that he doesn't know how to tune pegs. He's young after all!

@l33tfish 13 лет назад

1:19 Cudos to the guy as he says: "i don't do it justice, this guitar needs some classical player".

@Olegstuff21986 4 года назад

Strange he says that, Grisha is actually is a very competent classical guitar player. He has studied classical guitar. He just doesn't usually have the right nails for it as nail shape is different for flamenco guitar. That's probably what he actually means.

@bobh.9035 6 лет назад

Very sensitive playing on a wonderful old instrument. A pleasure to watch and hear....

@kthen 5 лет назад

Hi Grisha maestro, was it tempting to do a golpe? Haha

@juntoatucorazon 14 лет назад

Es un deleite escuchar y ver a Grisha Goryachev tocando la guitarra, tocando musica flamenca y ¡¡hasta la Catedral de Agustín Baarios!!, felicidades amigo. Jesús Alberti Mayoral C. Guitarrísta Oaxaca-México.

@barefootdesigns 12 лет назад

I have a bootleg copy of Grisha's senior recital at the New England Conservatory and it is still my favorite CD of his to listen to. He is simply phenomenal in person but his CDs are too, mmmm, perfect, like so many these days.

@orphee10 11 лет назад

He play the part of the middle of the Adagio (the 2nd mouvement) of the famous " Concerto de Aranjuez " composed by Joaquin Rodrigo.

@vgfigue 14 лет назад

Grisha, Don't sell yourself too short. Your flamenco style, to me, is a cross between classical and modern flamenco. That's at least what I thought of Sabicas and you seem to have a similar style. Recall that in the old days, prior to the early 1900s, spanish guitars were just that, one guitar. Classical and Flamenco guitarist played in those days the same guitar. This guitar sounds just as good as any other flamenco guitar in your hands.

@Michajeru 12 лет назад

Oh what a guitar and what an amazing guitarist.

@thoyo 13 лет назад

glad to say i was introduced to pieces i didn't previously know about with this vid. i also appreciate his humility. please keep playing grisha!!

@oracleofottawa 10 лет назад

I would love to see Marcin Dylla let loose on this instrument...

@dragoncelso7747 6 лет назад

oracleofottawa i would like t see willy nelson go crazy on this lol

@777RAD777 11 лет назад

that is just plain magnificent. it's so powerful! the tone is gorgeous

@baraskparas9559 3 года назад

Well demonstrated, humble maestro!

@zenchan332 7 лет назад

AMAZING MIRACLE

@coffeemachtspass 11 лет назад

The guitar has a gentle, sweet voice. Wow. Grisha's preferred playing does demand a different sound, but that guitar is a wonderful piece of history and I'm amazed that it is still playable. All hail Torres!

@omidool 11 лет назад

What a master this guy is! AMAZING!

@dobrodave123 10 лет назад

Interesting that the high and low E strings are wound opposite of the others ; to keep from hitting the neighbor I suppose, and keep a straighter line behind the nut ?

@timlindner7985 11 лет назад

Thanks Mathijs!

@eschelar 11 лет назад

helluva guitar there. Lovely solid bass notes, delicate, clean trebles and meaty mids. Capable of a round melodic sound or a sharper, more mechanical sound. Perfect.

@mclegg721 14 лет назад

@physadeia This is European spruce and Mediterranean/Spanish Cypress.

@keithlomas3535 8 лет назад

What a guitar! Good playing too.

@stickwitheye 13 лет назад

@Henhouse2005 It's 'La Catedral I Preludio Saudade' by Agustin Barrios Mangore.

@Y2H 14 лет назад

@physadeia This is a Spruce top. The back and sides are most likely Cypress since I know Torres only used Brazilian Rosewood and Cypress. And of course this isnt Rosewood. In the early days they used only spruce for the top and cypress or indian or brazillian orsewood for the back and sides. Cedar tops only appeared in the 1960s when Ramírez introduced them.

@vintagepipesnightmares 6 месяцев назад

My god is that sound!!😲

@mclegg721 14 лет назад

Yeah I know a guy who makes guitars who can brace a guitar like that. he does mostly in the santos hernandez style but he uses a torres bracing.

@mclegg721 14 лет назад

Yes this guitar was made by the greatest luthier in the history of the spanish guitar. Antonio De Torres. One in that condition I would not doubt would sell for 300k

@MathijsIgnoul 11 лет назад

At 2:24 he is still doing the first part of La Catedral by Agustin Barrios Mangore.

@TheGitaristgitarist 12 лет назад

Beautifull!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@rarivas 12 лет назад

@DoubleMannings Depends on the guitar. Typical cheap guitars just stay that way. A fine guitar by a master guitarrero, we would hope so and generally do. The more they are played, the better they will mature. Something about keeping the adhesives and the wood moving and therefore more pliable and responsive. But, there are exceptions, and we won't know till after maybe 5 - 10 years of playing the instrument.

@1111958giam 12 лет назад

BEATIFULL SOUND!!!!!

@antoncigur3727 4 года назад

1:50 is "La Catedral". It's funny how this piece, to many, resembles some work from Beethoven, since Barrios was actually inspired by Bach's works to compose this masterpiece.

@johnclarkemusic 14 лет назад

beautiful.

@eliasluizpedronmoschen7123 3 года назад

La Catedral, Barrios, then Concierto de Aranjuez.

@sacromonte2 14 лет назад

WOW what an amazing sound ( all the classic players sound roled into oine !). at 2.00 ish its Preludio (1st movement Augustine barrios mangore (piece la cathedral .

@MathijsIgnoul 11 лет назад

0:51 Hears the words "he's fast". Plays an exuberant run.

@salahelfeky7864 5 лет назад

0:38 what's the name of that one please ???

@barefootdesigns 11 лет назад

I LOVE his senior recital. Have bought his albums but they're not as good IMO. Yes, his left hand in particular is incredible, nearly robotic. With experience, he should "mature" like any good wine. But for now I can be spellbound by his incredible technique and timing. His classical training will always be there. Guess that's the difference, like Sagovia.

@B.Inem_ 4 года назад

300.000 US$ ,a first jewel in the world. Torres ,is the Wright Bros.,to the guitar

@andr630a 11 лет назад

yes

@guadale 13 лет назад

the piece at 1,13 si by luigi legnani ,capricio 22

@ElCalvo45 11 лет назад

That is from the Concierto de Artanjuez.

@anasantiago3528 6 лет назад

Joer la guitara 1890 🎹🎸😍quiero una asin bufff 🤩es un piano so a soon beautiful so goog

@Tibor19921 11 лет назад

adagio, concierto de aranjuez or something like that

@samuelrodriguez3724 7 лет назад

Sometimes I wonder how these guitars have survived for so long. Where have they been kept? Who owned them? Have they been taken apart and restored? Too many questions. Let me just enjoy the sound.

@MusicMike939 8 лет назад

Nice playing. Sounded great. I wonder how hard it is to tune with the low string on backwards.

@TriviumFan15 13 лет назад

He's the reason why I aspired to become a finger picker. Keep up the good work Grisha!

@kanker5256 2 года назад

paco de lucia was better

@user-ct8gx3ri7u 2 года назад

@@kanker5256 Ofc he was so what ?

@kanker5256 2 года назад

@@user-ct8gx3ri7u so he was better

@user-ct8gx3ri7u 2 года назад

@@kanker5256 No reason the make that statement

@kanker5256 2 года назад

@@user-ct8gx3ri7u says who?

@loboarmado 13 лет назад

I'm a guitar lover... In all it's genders... Flamenco guitar is like a dream from witch you don't want to wake up & Classical Guitar is like putting beauty and transform it in something you can practicly touch. I dream of hearing a guitar that could get both sound... no i can die in peace. XD

@HJF091173 7 лет назад

Este chico tiene pulsación clásica

@mclegg721 14 лет назад

sure ill pm yah

@Tibor19921 9 лет назад

1:49 - 2: 32 is this purely an improvisation or some classical piece , if yes, which one ? Sounds a bit like moonlight sonata, but I doubt that's what it is. Thanks in advance to anyone who gives the correct answer.

@ferllio23 14 лет назад

Wow!

@Azoresification 14 лет назад

This guitar sounded so much better than the others he played before. Incredible sound! Does it really go for 300K?

@vgfjr505 11 месяцев назад

Probably or close to that. And realize that his later guitars were not as good as his earlier ones. He was just trying to make money, and there wasn’t as good wood in Almeria as in Sevilla where he produced his best guitars.

@mclegg721 14 лет назад

Not all spruce guitars sound the Mililaniguy, how long have you been playing? 1 or 2 months? If you had been playing a long time you'd know that guitars sound different even ones made from the same materials. I've never had a spruce guitar, fine one for that matter that sounded "scratchy"

@ozgundemirr 10 лет назад

at the first note it can be easily understood these strings didn't suit with the guitar

@clapton79 13 лет назад

Tempo increíble!

@alexaraya2018 3 года назад

how do you tune with those things, I have only held a guitar like that once, took the peg out, turned it as it floated by the tension of the string and tried my best to bring it to the pitch I wanted, put it back in and the pitch was not the one I heard before re inserting it.

@jjorgelaffargue 12 лет назад

un buen instrumento en buenas manos siempre va a sonar bien.

@suleyman_yildirim 9 лет назад

what is the name of piece at 1:12 ?

@Tibor19921 11 лет назад

What a beautiful guitar, I miss gentle nylon strings. They give a divine sound.

@AgustinCarbonellBolaguitarra 4 года назад

Que envidia poder tocar esa joya

@larsstrik 11 лет назад

i would really like to hear this guitar with gutstrings. It would suit it better

@1Cliffsofdover 11 лет назад

Why does this have a lot of dislikes?! Someone explain this to me!

@trevorbelmont9820 4 года назад

People do professional recording with this kind of beauty..

@nokerti 13 лет назад

@nohomatt not fabulous? listo en to this middle tones and this clear sustain, for me a superb guitar

@javierillanes7664 11 лет назад

pff!!..pero qué pregunta!! ..ni idea cuánto vale, pero seguro que más de US 50.000

@mclegg721 14 лет назад

5k? are you kidding? a new basic concert guitar cost 5k. this is an 1890 Antonio De Torres.. It's in the 6 digit range easily. He was like the Stradivarius of Classical Guitar makers!

@64metalmilitia2 14 лет назад

@shai23 : I think he's trying to play Concierto d'Aranjuez

@MathijsIgnoul 10 лет назад

True.

@jannesjoe8502 11 лет назад

why he has so many dislikes on every of his videos?can somebody explain this.

@santyrush 7 лет назад

yo tenia una Vicente Arias de 1906...

@Z5LA5H 11 лет назад

no mic can do justice to the experience of hearing one in person

@Miguels07 12 лет назад

Thankyou for the title of the piece of 1:13, Any notes or tablature for that particular piece?

@Juanitoelmaequisito 13 лет назад

que vale esta guitarraaaaaa???? porque no hacen mas como esta? no hay maderas iguales ni otro luthier capaz de hacerla?

@basenjiguitar 13 лет назад

CAPRICHO 7 LEGNANI, es muy interesante ver a un falmenco tocar clasico, a ver si se anima a grabar al menos un par de composiciones clasicas.

@andr630a 12 лет назад

FANTASTICO!!!:=)

@lorenzimarcus 11 лет назад

Adagio - Concierto Aranjuez...

@JamesBrock72 11 лет назад

Found it ... concierto de aranjuez

@facundogandini4275 11 лет назад

Concierto de Aranjuez, segundo movimiento.

@hirshtveria4715 11 лет назад

I have the same first name.

@DoubleMannings 12 лет назад

would guitars sound get better over time?

@KarinaMolnar 12 лет назад

cool

@ashah2574 8 лет назад

What is the song when he first starts playing?

@pablonarciso4105 4 года назад

Which piece at 1:13-1:35

@rafourasta 14 лет назад

can somebody tell me what is the name of the song he plays at 1:50 please

@goner2008 12 лет назад

he could make a 99.00 student guitar sound good!

@MarkInLA 10 лет назад

Just happened onto this video. Am I wrong ? Aren't these kinds of compositions for a flamenco guitar ? He seems to be in the flamenco community. So why is he checking out a rosewood ?

@rambledogs2012 10 лет назад

Yes they are, the fast picado definitely. I believe Grisha plays both classical and Flamenco but steered towards Flamenco more. As such, it can be played on a classical. There are some subtle differences between the two types of guitars, wood used (spruce, cedar, rosewood), top, back and sides are thinner on a Flamenco and depth is thinner too. Also a lower action on the bridge and saddle. Originally they had tuning pegs rather than machine heads. As the guy mentions, its an 1890 guitar so probably not much difference in the two types.