I want to point out two inaccuracies in your information, as the composer's biographer: He did not receive lessons during his childhood, since his father died before Lauro was 5 years old, in 1922. And the Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra was not composed in prison, but in 1956, premiered by himself. This is important to know so that biographical errors are not imposed. Alejandro Bruzual
In the 70's,when I was studying in school, my state of Kerala was the favourite destination for Hippie tourists because of the easy availability of ganga. They used to walk around the rural areas with their only possessions of guitars on their shoulders and marijuana in their lips .We were attracted by the hitherto unknown sweet guitar music. Their favourite abode was the Adam and Eve beaches at Kovalam where we used to visit occasionally mainly for seeing the fully devoted Sun God worshippers trying their level best to get the blessings on each and every body parts of the worshippers and also for enjoying their beautiful guitar music. Their music and playing were as beautiful as here and I would have been sure about my claim that those hippies had ,in fact, played this music if this music was composed earlier than the 70's! Irrelevant thoughts but music reminds me of anything of my bygone era even if it had no relationship with music. Thanks. Another blessed day of enjoyment.
Your story is a massive part of hippy culture and shows people did have taste, as well as conviction, in the pursuit of the supernatural, which they may or may not have acquired.
I am so proud hearing the music of one of our giant venezuelan composers, BRAVO you guys of Brilliant Classics, Make my heart beating faster, TWO THUMBS UP!
Years ago, before the guitar entered my world, I had a therapist. She told me, as the guitar and I were becoming more acquainted with one another, that it was an attachment device. Many years have since passed. My relationship with the guitar is stronger than ever and she....well she is no longer even a faint memory.
Just what I need on this grey morning. I read with interest your write up on Antonio Lauro whom I had never heard of. Great, like finding a rainbow at my window. Thank You.
Brilliant! Simply Brilliant! What a beautiful selection of Maestro Lauro's creations. Great work by Cristiano Poli Capelli. Once again, thank you for sharing the beauty and passion of this music. Brilliant as always.
Thanks for watching! Here is the tracklist: Part 1: 00:00 Ana Cristina (Canción de Cuna) 01:56 3 Venezuelan Pieces: I .Zulay 05:18 3 Venezuelan Pieces: II. Adiós a ocumare 08:21 3 Venezuelan Pieces: III. Papelón 09:16 Ana Florencia (Canción de Cuna) 10:41 4 Valses venezolanos: I. Tatiana 12:20 4 Valses venezolanos: II. Andreina 13:36 4 Valses venezolanos: III. Natalia 15:17 4 Valses venezolanos: IV. Yacambú 18:30 Angostura (Valse venezolano) 20:49 Carora 22:38 Cueca chilena 24:00 Suite (Homenaje a John Duarte): I. Fantasia 27:05 Suite (Homenaje a John Duarte): II. Pavana 30:19 Suite (Homenaje a John Duarte): III. Giga 32:21 El niño 35:19 El marabino 36:35 El negrito 38:27 María Carolina 42:18 María Luisa 45:22 Romanza 47:50 Sonata: I. Allegro 55:56 Sonata: II. Pavana 01:00:22 Sonata: III. Giga Part 2: 01:05:33 El totumo de guarenas 01:06:32 La catira 01:13:29 Suite venezolana: I. Registro 01:15:18 Suite venezolana: II. Danza Negra 01:18:55 Suite venezolana: III. Canción 01:21:37 Suite venezolana: IV. Vals 01:24:58 Triptico: I. Armida 01:27:51 Triptico: II. Madrugada 01:29:10 Triptico: III. La Negra 01:31:42 Variaciones sobre una canción infantile 01:39:57 Estudios en imitaciones: I. Estudio I 01:41:05 Estudios en imitaciones: II. Estudio II 01:42:33 Estudios en imitaciones: III. Estudio III 01:44:30 Estudios en imitaciones: IV. Estudio IV 01:45:50 Canción 01:47:55 Flores de la montaña 01:50:32 La gatica 01:52:07 Crepuscolar 01:53:27 Merengue 01:56:01 Momoti 01:58:01 Nelly 02:00:26 Nocturno 02:01:47 Oriente 02:03:44 Pasaje aragüeño 02:05:35 Pavana 02:08:22 Petronila 02:09:22 Virgilio 02:12:23 Seis por derecho
Really like this music sounding like Italian-Spanish mixture of his father's & local upbringing influential combination. Another hit, Brilliant Classics greatly appreciate your service.
Love all Venezuela music and Maestro Lauro was my favorite music teacher. RIP
I want to point out two inaccuracies in your information, as the composer's biographer: He did not receive lessons during his childhood, since his father died before Lauro was 5 years old, in 1922. And the Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra was not composed in prison, but in 1956, premiered by himself. This is important to know so that biographical errors are not imposed. Alejandro Bruzual
In the 70's,when I was studying in school, my state of Kerala was the favourite destination for Hippie tourists because of the easy availability of ganga. They used to walk around the rural areas with their only possessions of guitars on their shoulders and marijuana in their lips .We were attracted by the hitherto unknown sweet guitar music. Their favourite abode was the Adam and Eve beaches at Kovalam where we used to visit occasionally mainly for seeing the fully devoted Sun God worshippers trying their level best to get the blessings on each and every body parts of the worshippers and also for enjoying their beautiful guitar music. Their music and playing were as beautiful as here and I would have been sure about my claim that those hippies had ,in fact, played this music if this music was composed earlier than the 70's! Irrelevant thoughts but music reminds me of anything of my bygone era even if it had no relationship with music. Thanks. Another blessed day of enjoyment.
I understand!
Your post made me smile, Jayakumar. You expressed yourself so well, that I felt I could see and hear (and smell) the scene just as you lived it.
Your story is a massive part of hippy culture and shows people did have taste, as well as conviction, in the pursuit of the supernatural, which they may or may not have acquired.
I also am so proud... This is music from My homeland. Greetings from Caracas Venezuela 🙂
Chapeau + Chapeau! Antonio Lauro is one of the greatest composers for guitar music!
❤elegante
El Seis por derecho me acarició la fibra venezolana. Excelente !!!!!!!
I am so proud hearing the music of one of our giant venezuelan composers, BRAVO you guys of Brilliant Classics, Make my heart beating faster, TWO THUMBS UP!
Thank you for listening to our music! 😁
Very proud to be Venezuelan! 🎉
Years ago, before the guitar entered my world, I had a therapist. She told me, as the guitar and I were becoming more acquainted with one another, that it was an attachment device. Many years have since passed. My relationship with the guitar is stronger than ever and she....well she is no longer even a faint memory.
Admiración total por la música de Antonio Lauro. Excelente
Thank you for rare but beautiful guitar music.
Thank you so much, on behalf of Venezuela!
Grandioso Antonio Lauro!!! Que viva la musica!!!
Just what I need on this grey morning. I read with interest your write up on Antonio Lauro whom I had never heard of. Great, like finding a rainbow at my window. Thank You.
🌈
Brilliant! Simply Brilliant! What a beautiful selection of Maestro Lauro's creations. Great work by Cristiano Poli Capelli. Once again, thank you for sharing the beauty and passion of this music. Brilliant as always.
Very charming music, really lifted my spirits. Thank you for introducing me to the composer and guitarist.
Absolutely love this music!
Lovely and peacefuly music !Thank you Briliant Classics for these beautiful moments ! 😊😊😊❤❤❤
Thanks for watching! Here is the tracklist:
Part 1:
00:00 Ana Cristina (Canción de Cuna)
01:56 3 Venezuelan Pieces: I .Zulay
05:18 3 Venezuelan Pieces: II. Adiós a ocumare
08:21 3 Venezuelan Pieces: III. Papelón
09:16 Ana Florencia (Canción de Cuna)
10:41 4 Valses venezolanos: I. Tatiana
12:20 4 Valses venezolanos: II. Andreina
13:36 4 Valses venezolanos: III. Natalia
15:17 4 Valses venezolanos: IV. Yacambú
18:30 Angostura (Valse venezolano)
20:49 Carora
22:38 Cueca chilena
24:00 Suite (Homenaje a John Duarte): I. Fantasia
27:05 Suite (Homenaje a John Duarte): II. Pavana
30:19 Suite (Homenaje a John Duarte): III. Giga
32:21 El niño
35:19 El marabino
36:35 El negrito
38:27 María Carolina
42:18 María Luisa
45:22 Romanza
47:50 Sonata: I. Allegro
55:56 Sonata: II. Pavana
01:00:22 Sonata: III. Giga
Part 2:
01:05:33 El totumo de guarenas
01:06:32 La catira
01:13:29 Suite venezolana: I. Registro
01:15:18 Suite venezolana: II. Danza Negra
01:18:55 Suite venezolana: III. Canción
01:21:37 Suite venezolana: IV. Vals
01:24:58 Triptico: I. Armida
01:27:51 Triptico: II. Madrugada
01:29:10 Triptico: III. La Negra
01:31:42 Variaciones sobre una canción infantile
01:39:57 Estudios en imitaciones: I. Estudio I
01:41:05 Estudios en imitaciones: II. Estudio II
01:42:33 Estudios en imitaciones: III. Estudio III
01:44:30 Estudios en imitaciones: IV. Estudio IV
01:45:50 Canción
01:47:55 Flores de la montaña
01:50:32 La gatica
01:52:07 Crepuscolar
01:53:27 Merengue
01:56:01 Momoti
01:58:01 Nelly
02:00:26 Nocturno
02:01:47 Oriente
02:03:44 Pasaje aragüeño
02:05:35 Pavana
02:08:22 Petronila
02:09:22 Virgilio
02:12:23 Seis por derecho
Thank you for the uploads! You spread goodness.
Thank you! 🌷
I really appreciate this compilation encompasses not only the well-known but also others equally beautiful compositions of Antonio Lauro.😀
EXCELENTES COMPOSIÇÕES E INTERPRETAÇÕES. BRILANTES CLÁSSICOS DE FATO. (Brasil - SP - Guarulhos)
Really like this music sounding like Italian-Spanish mixture of his father's & local upbringing influential combination. Another hit, Brilliant Classics greatly appreciate your service.
Grande Autore e grandissimo interprete, grazie!
Musica meravigliosa ed interpretazioni magistrali…❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Incredible guitarist, composer and venezuelan pride !!! Greetings from Israel...
Again, thank you! 🌸
Amazing music, as always! Thank you.
감사합니다😄
❤grazie maestro
Amazing imagination for melody and harmony.
This music is great,i like guitar music, 😌 thank you very much!
Stupendo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you ❤❤❤
Molto buono!
❤❤
Maravilhoso!!!!!
Thank you for these wonderful perfomances from Signore Cappelli. Would you please help to answer my question: Which editions were used?