I kept hearing this melody in my head, and COULD NOT track it down because I didn't know either the title or the composer! I went around and around in TH-cam circles until I found it in a compilation, but only with the title. "Tango" wasn't much to go on, so I had to keep searching! This version is just plain gorgeous. Some guitarists actually overplay it. It needs to be played very simply, even sweetly, as the beauty of the melody carries it - you don't want to get in the way of it - it reminds me of a woman with great natural beauty who wears too much makeup. Not needed, it just gets in the way! I think this man feels it in his soul and it comes through his hands and into the guitar.
Beautiful interpretation! Does anyone know the name of the material that's on his left leg that the guitar is resting on? It looks really useful for preventing slipping
I think it's grip shelf liner: www.walmart.com/ip/Wideskall-Extra-Thick-Non-Adhesive-Easy-Shelf-Non-Slip-Kitchen-Drawer-Shelf-Grip-Liner-Blue/336404465 Cheap and works well. Lots of guitarists use it. I use one of these: www.kling-on.com/stabilizer_ii.htm Martha Masters recommended it at a Master Class I attended. Works great, too.
Simplement merveilleux...les larmes viennent aux yeux.
perfection.
I kept hearing this melody in my head, and COULD NOT track it down because I didn't know either the title or the composer! I went around and around in TH-cam circles until I found it in a compilation, but only with the title. "Tango" wasn't much to go on, so I had to keep searching! This version is just plain gorgeous. Some guitarists actually overplay it. It needs to be played very simply, even sweetly, as the beauty of the melody carries it - you don't want to get in the way of it - it reminds me of a woman with great natural beauty who wears too much makeup. Not needed, it just gets in the way! I think this man feels it in his soul and it comes through his hands and into the guitar.
And I am SO SO grateful I finally found it because it was driving me crazy! Not only that, I think I just found the most beautiful version of it EVER.
a pertinent comment on this superb performance .i profoundly agree with you a Pretty Woman put too much makeup on her face.....
this is the most awesome performance i have ever listened...
Out of this world beautiful - bravo!
I remember hearing Jason play this some years ago on Public radio and I was taken away to another place. Bravo!
Siempre expresivo Veaux
I am learning this on piano right now and oh my gosh this performance made me cry. Such beautiful spirit!
yes. he is kinda good.
Bravo Jason
E la migliore che ho ascoltato bravo 🙏👏👏👏👏
Noch nie eine bessere Version gehört 👍👍
Beautiful. Thank you 🙏
Beautiful!
Such great tone and interpretations from him.
awesome!!
Excellent!
Bravo!
🤗🤗🌹💃
He's a big lad
Beautiful interpretation! Does anyone know the name of the material that's on his left leg that the guitar is resting on? It looks really useful for preventing slipping
I think it's grip shelf liner: www.walmart.com/ip/Wideskall-Extra-Thick-Non-Adhesive-Easy-Shelf-Non-Slip-Kitchen-Drawer-Shelf-Grip-Liner-Blue/336404465
Cheap and works well. Lots of guitarists use it.
I use one of these: www.kling-on.com/stabilizer_ii.htm Martha Masters recommended it at a Master Class I attended. Works great, too.
Shelf liner
Does anyone know which mic is used here?
whose arrangement is this, please?
↑ Albéniz: España, Op. 165 - 2. Tango
It is my observation that Jason does NOT PLAY THE GUITAR! He releases the "one soul we all share" through the instrument!
This guy is also charismatic.
Bene curata tecnicamente orecchiabile
Jason Vieaux The left hand is very ugly, step on it!
Classical music should be harmonious and natural from form to content!
Can't surpass J.W!