Romance d'Amour (Romanza - Jeux Interdits - Spanish Romance)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ธ.ค. 2022
- This beautiful piece is known by many names: Romanza, Spanish Romance, Romance Anonimo, Romance d'Amour.
It's a timeless beauty and although I have an other recording of it, I still think I'll rerecord it from time to time :D
Recently I visited Zurich and the weather was so nice, I decided to play guitar by the lake. I decided to record a little something for you guys, but sadly I didn't have any pro equipment so this is the best quality I was able to record.
Hope you enjoy it!
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This piece is beautiful the sound of the water adds feeling to it its so nice keep up the good work
Thanks for listening😊
The 1st piece I ever played that told me I was a guitarist and have never forgotten it in over 50 years of playing.
underrated ?
this is one of the most well known guitar pieces
and for good reason. every beginner / intermediate player should learn it.
Personally I think the sound quality is excellent. You played it beautifully as always.
Thank you very much!😊
Love the waves and seagulls sounds in the background!
This is cool! One of my favorite melodies in the classical guitar repertoire. Love hearing the sounds of the water and birds in the background. It adds another layer of beauty to this timeless classic.
Glad you enjoyed it!
You are so talented, with the guitar as well as the camera. It is also the first piece I ever played. Took lessons the Matteo Carcassi way when I was in my 20's, but this piece I taught myself. Now I'm 70 and don't play anymore, but I can still appreciate beauty when I see and hear it.
So many of your photos are like paintings themself! Love what you’re doing!
Thank you so much 😀
Beautifully done.
So beautiful! It`s a gem! Well played!
Thank you Tobias! Happy holidays!
Soothing sounds. Beautiful
Thank you! 😊
It's beautiful
Beautiful outdoor video shoot + sweet guitar played 🎸
This is hilarious! I am surfing your videos and I told my wife, watch this ... The most underrated classical guitar piece is "Romanza or Romance". I was right! LOL. You did good! I stopped the video after a couple bars and picked up my guitar and played the whole thing from memory. Love it!
That is awesome!
It was allegedly made famous courtesy of the 1952 French film Jeux Interdits originally accredited to Narciso Yepes who seems to have refused to admit it wasn't his. It is well worth seeing, quite a tragic film. Nino Rota also scored a later Rene Clement film, Purple Noon (aka. Plein Soleil) which was the first filmed version of The Talented Mr Ripley. I'm no expert on music, but to me parts of Rota's theme is somewhat reminiscent of the Romance Anonimo without being plagiarism of it. Maybe I'll post this on your Discord...
Woah I didn’t know that! Yeah please post it, that would be great!
Great as always!!
I have known this music since my very youngness because,as you have probably noticed, I am french and it is the soundtrack of the movie "jeux interdits" (forbidden games) as an other subscriber has noticed below.
It is a relatively easy piece to play but, as usual, you add a lot of nice feeling.
Thanks.
Thanks for the info, I must check the movie sometime!
@@beatrixguitar Actually I confess that me and probably most french people have never seen this movie in full ! I just know that it's a story about two children, a girl and a boy. If you find the occasion to watch it (maybe with subtitles unless you speak french as well as english) tell me your impression even if you find it boring.
Nevertheless in France, you begin to learn guitar by playing "jeux interdits" and most people think that Narcisso Yepes is the composer.
Bien à vous. Ou à toi. Greetings. Viszontlátásra !
Love the choice of chord at the end 👌
Thank you!
Very nice, thank you .
Wow this is so good!
Remind me, what’s the deal with how it’s lit? The lighting long shadows really add to the feel
Oh I was just really unhappy with the strong contrast, felt so unprofessional 😂😅 but probably it’s just in my head
Very nice!
It’s smoke on the water for classical guitar
This song inspired me to play acoustic guitar, and i still like to play this song even today
Music composed by Narcisso Yepes - Theme of the french film "Jeux interdits" 1952
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Excellent 👌👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Wonderful
Sounds good, I will try to make it sweet 💗. Cada pieza romántica.
I like your rendering and the unhurried tempo.
Great job.
Thank you! Over time I realised I have nothing to prove, I can play fast anytime I want so Ill take my time to play slow too :)
You are a super brilliant guitar player.
In my country, they call this Lagu Badul.
I enjoy ur melody~
Ur so beautiful~~
were you sitting on the rocks holy f thats dedication
Hahaha I was but it wasn’t uncomfortable luckily 😄
PS, I like to finish it with a harmonic on the 12th B& E just for fun.
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This is the first classical piece that I was taught, and I'm still struggling with the second part...
Loved your playing...
I haven’t even got to the second part😅
Glad to hear I'm not the only one!
hi beatrix , came across recently, loved your content, downloaded a few of your videos too I just wanted to request that how do you professionals play with only left hand on neck i mean how does the exact melody comes with one hand only i mean how did marcin played the melody of asturias with left hand only wihle kicking with his right hand
at last thank you🐒
For a second I thought you were going to play Myer's Cavatina.
Haha no, I’ve only played that piece in a guitar duo.
Um peça que todo violonista gosta. 😊
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Very nice version and performance. Good recordings as well. Although is this piece really underrated? I think a lot of people who don't even listen to classical music, would recognize this piece as a classical piece.
When I say underrated, I mean that people think it's an easy little cheesy piece, but actually it takes a lot of control to master it. The bar chords in it and some of the shiftings can be quite tricky if you want to play a nice legato melody in the meantime. ANd lots of academic people look over this fact.
@@beatrixguitar oh I see what you're saying. I think this is a great piece. I think the majority of pieces for classical guitar, especially the slower ones, are underrated. I don't recall if you added Sor's OP. 35 NO. 22 in this video or not. But that's a piece that's on top of my list. Cavatina may not be considered as classical, but I had a hard time playing it, let alone playing it nicely.
You play so beautiful, can I ask how long had you been playing guitar, what guitar and what guitar strings do you use?
She plays like Jesse Cook.
Guitarists don't like it cause it feels more like an exercise, how could we blame them when we the crazy stuff on insta and Facebook reels of people just running scales and trying to achieve 200 bpm solo regardless the genre, HONESTLY I Skip them but when I come across a piece like this one I still give it a listen though I know every single note but it's not about the notes rather what it represents and the story behind it otherwise it's just noise and I prefer listening to the wind then someone who spends years practicing for a 20 sec reel just to look impressive.
It will be intersting if to mix spanish romance and e minor tarrega etude😊
Magnifique! Tres bonne
Dear Beatrix , everyone will silent if you play this song
Thank you!
Beatrix, listen to Pepe Martinez play this piece.
Ja hogy te magyar vagy... Nice
Mood altering.
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I can play the same thing but the first part but your too fast! 😅
"Underrated" because It belongs to no one. A proper published version was never out. Most composers just added the melody piece in their songs but not as a complete song. Also back when i was 14 and learning it, i noticed many beginners also knew this piece because it's short and simple. So not so underrated as you might think.
When I say underrated, I mean that people think it's an easy little cheesy piece, but actually it takes a lot of control to master it. The bar chords in it and some of the shiftings can be quite tricky if you want to play a nice legato melody in the meantime. ANd lots of academic people look voer this fact.
@@beatrixguitar No. It's just a beginner's piece. It's too easy. That's why it's underrated. These days, people play termolo on such legato type tunes/etudes. Just because some struggle with it doesn't mean otherwise. It's just hard for you.
But there s no sea in Hungary hmmm
How about Zurich then since that's where she recorded it! Also it was on a lake not a "sea."
overplayed
i disagree. I think this piece is appropriatly rated.
Why so..???
Tell me..???
Do u think its that easy ?
Well just to be clear, playing it might be one thing but...
Playing it exactly like her w the same feel and precision of timing is something only a maestro could do.
While the piece may come off as simple and easy playing it w perfection so as to extract the beauty of every note is definitely not child's play