Julia Trintschuk performs "La Vida Breve: Danza Española No.1" by Manuel de Falla. This piece is the third track on Julia's new album "Sobre el amor y la eternidad", recorded and produced by Guitarcoop.
Performances like this make me wonder what guitar will be like in 10 years time. The number of 'John Williams' level players is increasing rapidly. Julia is one those people. The future for classical guitar looks pretty amazing.
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She is really good, and she keeps a normal attitude, no theater of feelings on her face. Thank you to be honest inside, your music spreads from your inner truth, it is so rare ! Virtuoso with so much soul, and what a great guitar sound ! Perfect recording. very nice dress, beautiful woman. A true princess.🥰😇🥰😇
Muy buena interpretación por la dificultad que implica conducir la melodía, contrapunto y acompañamiento a la vez (requiere de gran técnica), excelente!
Fun fact: This piece was originally written for two guitars, but some psycho dude decided to jam the whole thing into one and make it diabolically difficult. Huge credits for the performer who might have sacrificed years of her life playing probably the hardest guitar piece ever
@@pauljaeger1131 seems like you're speaking from experience and someone with hearing problems cannot give others advice on that matter... Keep quiet and less people will know you're stupid...
