Bitter sweet after the death of Julian Bream! Julian and John play so well together and Sor was a wonderful composer for the guitar, his pieces fit so well to the instrument.
I started playing Guitar in 1986 (Australia ), a few months later I saw an add in the news paper for a concert with John and Julian, I regret to this day that I didn't go to that concert.
Yes but I don't think they would have played together for much longer after this. A few years later I did see John perform a Steve Gray Guitar Concierto with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at the Melbourne Concert Hall so that was consolation for missing out on them playing together.
It was my great privilege to hear Julian Bream in an ancient and cold English Church in Suffolk, England in 1965. I couldn't understand how he could make his fingers do what he was doing. I couldn't even feel my toes! Ah those Brits...
How I regret not having been able to attend a concert of theirs. I would have loved to experience their joy in the music live. Well, we have it now. Watching Julian live into his music is a thrill every time. They were so different and yet they complimented one another completely. It was magic! And of course, Fernando Sor's music. A composer for the guitar (and everything else) extraordinaire. His love for and his understand of, the workings and capabilities of the instrument, are astounding. Two guitars, and you have a complete miniature orchestra, and he knew it. Fabulous music!
Been listening and following these gentleman all of my life. Julian was one of my inspirations and of course there is no denying John Williams. Julian RIP. John I look forward to more years.
Good Lord, one wouldn't be the better of that!, I've been lucky enough to have seen both of them separately live, John on many occasions and Julian twice but not as a duo. Absolutely wonderful, Many thanks. Gérard lacey in Ireland. X.
I like the clear way of Julian Bream"s right hand technique, very similar to that one Segovia, where you clearly distinguish free stroke (ONLY FOR ARPEGIOS and to simultaneus stroke of following strings) from rest/apoyando strokes (for SCALES, HIGHLIGHTED NOTES, AND SIMULTANEUS STROKE OF NOT FOLLOWING STRINGS), V. Segóvia.
Bitter sweet after the death of Julian Bream! Julian and John play so well together and Sor was a wonderful composer for the guitar, his pieces fit so well to the instrument.
I started playing Guitar in 1986 (Australia ), a few months later I saw an add in the news paper for a concert with John and Julian, I regret to this day that I didn't go to that concert.
Wow, they toured together that late? Would have loved to hear them too !
Yes but I don't think they would have played together for much longer after this. A few years later I did see John perform a Steve Gray Guitar Concierto with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at the Melbourne Concert Hall so that was consolation for missing out on them playing together.
It was my great privilege to hear Julian Bream in an ancient and cold English Church in Suffolk, England in 1965. I couldn't understand how he could make his fingers do what he was doing. I couldn't even feel my toes! Ah those Brits...
You can feel their happiness from playing together.
Fantastici!
Thanks for the comment. It takes my breath away every time I listen to it.
How I regret not having been able to attend a concert of theirs. I would have loved to experience their joy in the music live. Well, we have it now. Watching Julian live into his music is a thrill every time. They were so different and yet they complimented one another completely. It was magic!
And of course, Fernando Sor's music. A composer for the guitar (and everything else) extraordinaire. His love for and his understand of, the workings and capabilities of the instrument, are astounding. Two guitars, and you have a complete miniature orchestra, and he knew it. Fabulous music!
Been listening and following these gentleman all of my life. Julian was one of my inspirations and of course there is no denying John Williams. Julian RIP. John I look forward to more years.
클래시키타 내 마음을 울리는 소리
대명인 줄리안 브림 늦게나마 고인의 삼가명복을 빕니다
주오같은 명곡 많이 남겨 주셔서 감사합니다
Good Lord, one wouldn't be the better of that!, I've been lucky enough to have seen both of them separately live, John on many occasions and Julian twice but not as a duo. Absolutely wonderful, Many thanks. Gérard lacey in Ireland. X.
De la musique Vivante ! ! Toujours aussi magnifiques !
The best guitar-players of all time, including Segovia.
Brilliant Bravo! Julian and John
The sheer endurance of that piece is confounding. I don't know how their hands didn't fall off from fatigue. Absolutely impeccable performance!
I think we can safely say, "they nailed it"
RIP Julian Bream
Very sad day.
삼가 고인의 명복을 빕니다. 감사합니다 브림 아저씨.
When did Julian Bream pass away?
Great players, Great composer and Great translation - It is the best Guitar duet piece I have ever listened in my life...
Julian and Williams , Evangelos and Liza , by far the best duos in the world .
Masters at work.
Hello there just wanted to say that I watch this eveyday thanks for the upload! Wish I could meet you great people!
Magnificent!
Great Masters and a splendid performance.. 👌👏Warm cheers😘
Marvelous duet..
5:38, 10:05 and 10:45 Man, I´m in love with those 3 beautiful moments, simply incredible
This is very exciting
Incredible, how they communicate through the piece. Thanks.
Bream covers all the emotions from A to Z. Williams surpasses at A to C.
Only one thing is better then to listen to a guitar. That is to listen to two guitars. I believe Beethoven said that. 😀😁
" Nothing quite as beautiful as a guitar,except perhaps two guitars"
Chopin
@@salciaburri2759 Well said indeed! Cheers for Chopin!!
Beethoven said "The Guitar is a miniature orchestra in itself". He said this after hearing Giuliani play.
absolutle wonderful.
Waltz is especially brilliant.
So awesome
The best !
Bravo!!! What joy ♥
Awesome...spechless!
Amo
I like the clear way of Julian Bream"s right hand technique, very similar to that one Segovia, where you clearly distinguish free stroke (ONLY FOR ARPEGIOS and to simultaneus stroke of following strings) from rest/apoyando strokes (for SCALES, HIGHLIGHTED NOTES, AND SIMULTANEUS STROKE OF NOT FOLLOWING STRINGS), V. Segóvia.
Magia!
Bravo !
Precioso
넘조아 ㅎㅎㅎ
Good heavens, Barry Dennen is in the audience min. 11:30
Duo Abreu is great also.
Their duet playing is like 1+1 = 3
ブリームは？聞けませんでしたが？J.ウイリアムズは聴きましたねー！(笑)😆
I heard the piece played smoother but never with so much colour and tone.
When did Julian Bream pass away?
Sad.
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Sor wasn’t Spanish. He was a Catalan who became French.
Catalán and not Spanish? Imposible.
Nació en Barcelona. Es catalán, por lo tanto español.
Everybody is saying how good they were but could they have played "Smoke on the Water"? :)