Unveiling the Beauty of Classical Tunes. 🎶🔍 Each piece is a window to a bygone era, yet the melodies continue to captivate, inspiring new generations. Classical music is a treasure trove of emotions waiting to be explored.
John 3:16-19 16 “For this is how God loved the world: He gave[a] his one and only Son Jesus, so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life. 17 God sent his Son Jesus into the world not to judge the world, but to save the world through him. 18 “There is no judgment against anyone who believes in Jesus. But anyone who does not believe in Jesus has already been judged for not believing in God’s one and only Son. 19 And the judgment is based on this fact: God’s light came into the world, but people loved the darkness more than the light, for their actions were evil.”
Laying with my eyes closed to this, loving it in my own little world then BANG, THE LOUDEST advert known to man 3x louder than the video I'm watching shatters my eardrums and scares me into cardiac arrest...
Bream’s playing of Bach speaks for itself. It is perfect beauty. The lines are clear, independent, singing, with direction, cadence and meaning. The guitar is not a keyboard, violin, violoncello and so the interpretation and performance of these textures on guitar will be a bit idiosyncratic. Music and interpretation of music evolves somewhat over the ages. Bream’s Bach enlightened an entire generation and more.
The master of phrasing. Each note is perfect in its tone, duration, intensity, tamber, modulation. He is a musical juggler, keeping 10 balls flawlessly in the air. He thinks entire sections ahead and ties the first note to the last. And the seasoning is his impeccable musicality, his absolutely correct interpretation. Bach is nodding in approval.
I guess Im asking randomly but does anybody know a way to log back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb lost the login password. I would love any assistance you can offer me.
@Malcolm Titan thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and im trying it out now. Takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I just love his interpretation he doesn’t make it any more or less than what it is. He’s not the least bit pompous or contrived the music stands alone and he served it well.
I heard this man years ago for the first time . I saw a CD at the public library . I love classical guitar so I borrowed it. It was all lute. OMG AWESOME ! Best ever ! I am hooked !
I keep coming back for more. I really like not just the interpretation but how he sometimes gets different tones from strings that are sounding at the same time.
Because nowdays we have ethnomusicology, historiography and et al resources that give us relevant feedback on how this pieces were played back in their time. This performer's version may sound nice but it's an aberration if we speak about baroque style and templates lol voices are never heard clearly he shuts down lines and always accents one over the others that's the worst possible way to play early music specially Bach. When you play Bach every voice is a melody and must be made just as relevant as the others there's no accompainment chords or lines here each line is a perfectly complete melody on it's own and they simply converge on the whole piece. Then he also makes a lot of gameplay on the tempo that is fine for romantic music but not baroque and I could go on on a ton of mistakes he does. Old doesn't necesarily mean good here at all.
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Unveiling the Beauty of Classical Tunes. 🎶🔍 Each piece is a window to a bygone era, yet the melodies continue to captivate, inspiring new generations. Classical music is a treasure trove of emotions waiting to be explored.
R.i.p. Julian Bream, thank you for this and many more incredible recordings. Hope to see you in heaven one day... (14/08/2020)
John 3:16-19
16 “For this is how God loved the world: He gave[a] his one and only Son Jesus, so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life. 17 God sent his Son Jesus into the world not to judge the world, but to save the world through him.
18 “There is no judgment against anyone who believes in Jesus. But anyone who does not believe in Jesus has already been judged for not believing in God’s one and only Son. 19 And the judgment is based on this fact: God’s light came into the world, but people loved the darkness more than the light, for their actions were evil.”
私の青春時代をわしづかみにした巨匠の一人でしたね。良く聴きました。癖の無い解釈、音色、中庸の表現、しかしそれが真に偉大だと分かるには数十年掛かりました。
Laying with my eyes closed to this, loving it in my own little world then BANG, THE LOUDEST advert known to man 3x louder than the video I'm watching shatters my eardrums and scares me into cardiac arrest...
Bream’s playing of Bach speaks for itself. It is perfect beauty. The lines are clear, independent, singing, with direction, cadence and meaning. The guitar is not a keyboard, violin, violoncello and so the interpretation and performance of these textures on guitar will be a bit idiosyncratic. Music and interpretation of music evolves somewhat over the ages. Bream’s Bach enlightened an entire generation and more.
I. Prelude (0:00)
II. Allemande (3:01)
III. Courante (5:08)
IV. Sarabande (8:41)
V. Bourée (13:27)
VI. Gigue (15:02)
Mr. ButtChinMan - Any relation to Thanos? Perhaps on the opposite side of the family? Dance off Challenge to the music of Bach
Asem
. ❤1😊
I wish Bach could've lived to hear Julian Bream play his music
that's a dear thing to wish and share.
El desempeño del maestro Bream (EPD), como siempre, es grandioso. Muchas gracias.
The master of phrasing. Each note is perfect in its tone, duration, intensity, tamber, modulation. He is a musical juggler, keeping 10 balls flawlessly in the air. He thinks entire sections ahead and ties the first note to the last. And the seasoning is his impeccable musicality, his absolutely correct interpretation. Bach is nodding in approval.
I guess Im asking randomly but does anybody know a way to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb lost the login password. I would love any assistance you can offer me.
@Izaiah Ralph Instablaster ;)
@Malcolm Titan thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and im trying it out now.
Takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Malcolm Titan It worked and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much, you saved my ass!
@Izaiah Ralph you are welcome :D
I just love his interpretation he doesn’t make it any more or less than what it is. He’s not the least bit pompous or contrived the music stands alone and he served it well.
I heard this man years ago for the first time . I saw a CD at the public library . I love classical guitar so I borrowed it. It was all lute. OMG AWESOME ! Best ever ! I am hooked !
the best intperpretation of this Lautensuite by J.S. Bach I ever heart!
Solomon Silber's live recording is worth a listen as well . Bream is my all time favorite.
He’s the master conductor of his performance. Grand performance!
Bach played by the best.
I keep coming back for more. I really like not just the interpretation but how he sometimes gets different tones from strings that are sounding at the same time.
Magnifica interpretación gracias por compartirla
BRILLIANT! thanks for the share.
You are the best!
i wanted to learn classical guitar because of this record. oh bream...
Simply the Best ! xxxxxxx
Wow, toda la suite¡¡ un verdadero tesoro
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This is the 1992 version, not the 1966 on vynil. Both greatest, both Breamest !
They don't play like this anymore these days.
I know that sad feeing.
I think Julian Bream still plays like this. He's only 83.
Lau Bjerno I love him. He's awesome. And he plays lute too. Brilliant.
Because nowdays we have ethnomusicology, historiography and et al resources that give us relevant feedback on how this pieces were played back in their time. This performer's version may sound nice but it's an aberration if we speak about baroque style and templates lol voices are never heard clearly he shuts down lines and always accents one over the others that's the worst possible way to play early music specially Bach. When you play Bach every voice is a melody and must be made just as relevant as the others there's no accompainment chords or lines here each line is a perfectly complete melody on it's own and they simply converge on the whole piece. Then he also makes a lot of gameplay on the tempo that is fine for romantic music but not baroque and I could go on on a ton of mistakes he does. Old doesn't necesarily mean good here at all.
Rare and beautiful music.
At 13:27
That is Bach and it rocks
It's a rock block of Bach
That he learned in the school
Called the school of hard knocks
Can’t you see he’s the man
Let me hear you applaud
He is more than a man
He’s a shiny golden god
First there's Sagovia then Bream. They're
The Masters of Classical guitar.
Yeah, except Bream was a decent human being, whereas Segovia was a total douchebag 😂
@@justinheuvelmanswhy?
Este Bach by Bream es canela fina =:9
YEPES Y BREAM DE LO MEJOR.
_Grew up with Parkening, Bream, Sevovia, in the 1960s. Went on to become a Sevovia "Copy Cat! No one remember's Ida Presti?_ 😁
La perfezione irraggiungibile
Come non concordare.
Registrazione di grande importanza storica, ma per fortuna oggi, dopo tanti anni e tanti studi musicologici, non si suona più così!
I tried to phone Julian Bream long distance but was told his phone number is unlisted!
Bream on
@@bee7549 Julian Bream was walking in our Mall in 1970 but I missed him.
0:25
0:55
1:05
Classical guitar top: Segovia 0 / Williams 1 / Álvaro Pierri 2 / Yamashita 3 / Vidovic 4 / Bream 5 / Parkening 6 / David Russell 7 / Desideri and dukic 8 / p. Romano 9 / Jones 10 / Barrueco...
내 학교 시험곡이었음
well, you went to school! Good
16:42
Luth or Guitar Baroque?
Classical
Una versión muy rara....un buen guitarrista
le mete como swing no?
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