Long ago a guitar teacher had me learn how to a simple Bach piece. I bought a Julian Bream record (1968) and I fell in love with Mr. Bach, Julian Bream, John Williams, et a. I can now play a Bach Allemande on my guitar and my violin, and am forever deeply appreciative of and grateful for my “Teachers” of strings and love of music!
So sorry you have left us. I am grateful to have heard you play in Berkeley and S.F and the chance to meet you. All the guitarists from our area were grateful for your beautiful music and furthering the art for us all. RIP Master Bream.
Es un honor que esta música española hasta las trancas sea interpretada por estos dos grandes artistas ingleses, Julián Beam, RIP, y John Williams, con un sabor y pasión que se diría que son españoles de pura cepa. Magnífico.
I think the story goes that these guys never really rehearsed a lot for these performances and recordings. What I love about that is that you can see the joy in the discovery of things that they love about the music they are playing as they are playing it. I am not sure if I am making sense but JB really lights up when he discovers a passage or something that delights him. This is what making music should be all about. That spontaneous moment of creating something magical.
Julian Bream's interpretation takes me to Spain, and back to the time of Enrique Granados, how he himself would like to hear his composition. Guido U-A-Sai
extraordinaria ejecución, desde aquí desde mi pisillo y pizza a pedido... ... mucha pasión, dedicación y alegría y que entretensión me da el Maestro Julian... es un una cuerda en vida y cariños.... se paso que trasciende su oficio... lo escucho miro y admiro
You do know that neither Granados or Albeniz wrote for the guitar? There is a rumour Albeniz once heard one of his compositions I think it was Torre Bermeja and he thought it sounded better on the guitar than the piano.
Best memories of my life was meeting these two masters of the guitar, taught by the great "Maestro" him self, Andreas Segovia, greatest guitarist in human history. Julian was much more articulate at introducing the pieces, where John, who was much better looking, would just smile.
Long ago a guitar teacher had me learn how to a simple Bach piece. I bought a Julian Bream record (1968) and I fell in love with Mr. Bach, Julian Bream, John Williams, et a. I can now play a Bach Allemande on my guitar and my violin, and am forever deeply appreciative of and grateful for my “Teachers” of strings and love of music!
Love love love Julian Bream
RIP Julian. Thanks for everything.
So sorry you have left us. I am grateful to have heard you play in Berkeley and S.F and the chance to meet you. All the guitarists from our area were grateful for your beautiful music and furthering the art for us all. RIP Master Bream.
I was lucky enough to see Julian Bream live at Sydney town hall many years ago and John in SKY at the same venue at another time .
I'm so glad they collaborated this way.
Es un honor que esta música española hasta las trancas sea interpretada por estos dos grandes artistas ingleses, Julián Beam, RIP, y John Williams, con un sabor y pasión que se diría que son españoles de pura cepa. Magnífico.
John Williams is Australian
@@bestyBboy Tienes razón, John Williams es australiano.
These two made magic together. Thank you Mr. Bream, for pointing the way to may Ithacas! Journey well, wherever you are.
The joy of making music by true masters. It doesn't get better than this.
sie hätten vorher mehr üben können !!!!!!!!!!!
I think the story goes that these guys never really rehearsed a lot for these performances and recordings. What I love about that is that you can see the joy in the discovery of things that they love about the music they are playing as they are playing it. I am not sure if I am making sense but JB really lights up when he discovers a passage or something that delights him. This is what making music should be all about. That spontaneous moment of creating something magical.
DUENDE!
Makes sense to me.
yup
Makes perfect sense - and it helps both were superb sight readers
A classical duo playing a classical piece of Spanish legacy. Magnificent performance!
Deux grands guitaristes ❤
C'est peu dire!!!! ce sont eux deux avec yepes et segovia qui ont rendu la guitare si populaire et noble.
I love how Mr Bream's posture and facial expression mirrors his expression in music.
Williams thinks the music☁️, Bream feels the music💛.
Williams feels all music. Just doesn’t need to pull a silly face or expression to make you think he is.
The quiet parts are pure magic.
Great Maestros of teh Classical Guitar traditions, for sure the bests interpreter on their times...
Menos mal que la traduccion en italiano medio la entendemos los ezpañoles
Reggaeton or Spanish Classical Music? Spanish Music, of course. This is Great Spanish Civilization
Thanks for the upload I watch these everday for inspiration!
¡Dos grandes maestros como casi no los habrá en la historia- John Williams y Julian Bream.
Julian Bream's interpretation takes me to Spain, and back to the time of Enrique Granados, how he himself would like to hear his composition. Guido U-A-Sai
Two of the best guitarists.
extraordinaria ejecución, desde aquí desde mi pisillo y pizza a pedido... ... mucha pasión, dedicación y alegría y que entretensión me da el Maestro Julian... es un una cuerda en vida y cariños.... se paso que trasciende su oficio... lo escucho miro y admiro
En ese cielo llamado 'Guitarra clásica" hay dos Dioses. Aquí los tienen!!!!
ole y ole two angeles in love with music and guitar so well
They look like two birds with their heads going, hahaha. Unreal playing, this was a real treat
His music is amazing love this!!!!
In my subjective opinion, best classical guitarists of the last century
I like when they headbang in a classical style
貴重な二人の演奏若い世代のジョンウィリア厶スもう無理お互いレコード会社も違う二人最高ありがとう
...una belleza , un ..deleite ...................
................brrraaavoooo.....!
( recital inolvidable....
🏆wonderful!
The best👌👍😍🥰
Hai bậc thầy vĩ đại của guitar thế giới.
💙💙
Two amazing players.
Dos gigantes.
Rip maestro 💔😢
Granados - maybe the Chopin of the guitar. The character of his inventiveness reminds.
You do know that neither Granados or Albeniz wrote for the guitar?
There is a rumour Albeniz once heard one of his compositions I think it was Torre Bermeja and he thought it sounded better on the guitar than the piano.
deux dieux de la guitare classique
Very amazing
Best memories of my life was meeting these two masters of the guitar, taught by the great "Maestro" him self, Andreas Segovia, greatest guitarist in human history. Julian was much more articulate at introducing the pieces, where John, who was much better looking, would just smile.
Muy Bueno.el primero una gran expresividad. El seguendo una tecnica superba m
Grande raridade!!!
Marvelous…
Thinking of growing out my baldness to see if it helps my classical skills
we could've had Bream narrated a music documentary film
Spellbound!... I was really scared Mr Bream's page turning would go wrong and break the spell!
What year is this?
😢
This is not Julian's natural speaking voice. He was a Londoner (Cockney) through and through
1:40
looking at these guys, I'd say it's ok I am going for a driver's license @ 35...
Shortly after this John Williams wrote the sound track to Star Wars.
Correct but a different John Williams.
Very witty!
@@stuie46 Indeed same name differnt compossers
Same name but different guys Lol