Raymond Burley and John Feeley play Sor - Op.34

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L'Encouragement (Fantaisie) Op 34
Cantabile, Theme, Var.1 Var.2 by Sor played by Raymond Burley and John Feeley at Ducklington. Recorded on Saturday 7th May, 2011.
From their CD 'Romantic Serenade'
© 2011. Raymond Burley, John Feeley, Bob Wilson

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@MrGreenbows 12 лет назад

Its a sign of great musicianship when you forget what or who is playing but instead get lost in the music. Beautiful job boys

@pbattis1 9 лет назад

Soooo good. Thank you. I stream all of the videos and let them play one after another.

@guitardownunder1 12 лет назад

Great musicianship. One of the great pieces in the guitar repertoire. Thanks for sharing.

@bilstew 13 лет назад

The great music of Fernando Sor often filled with the sadness of his life as an exile from his homeland and then his bright and gay pieces.What a great contribution he made to both the lovlieness of the Guitar and its repertoire.

@danielschmidinnendekoratio1030 11 лет назад

Great respect for this perfomance

@selfTaughtGirl 12 лет назад

Very lovely, more of Mr Sor please.

@bilstew 12 лет назад

Great duet playing .I wonder would John or Raymond have the Sarabande by G.F.Handel in their repertoire. It is played most wonderfully by Andres Segovia here on youtube...

@nikosz66 5 лет назад

Well done !

@poupee58 11 лет назад

nice playing.

@안준석-s3q 10 лет назад

환상의 콤비 -korea

@supertrooperbc 7 лет назад

Cedar and spruce..

@theguvnor54 10 лет назад

I couldn't agree more Edward Fitzgibbon, looks very odd too?

@peterlovett5841 5 лет назад

It used to be the way it was taught - check videos of Segovia playing, or even more extreme, Ida Presti. The intention was to get the fingers at right-angles to the strings. Now it is no longer taught as it does cause damage to the hand and it is not necessary - see videos by Julian Bream or John Williams in contrast or even John Feeley on this video.