Segovia Masterclass 1986 on a 1943 Hermann Hauser Sr. guitar part 2

[@chavruta2000]

Hauser guitars are just amazing.

[@messengerstreetwalker9427]

so lucky to have lessons from master Segovia in his final years. what a blessing.

[@davidozga4272]

what an awesome experience to hear the voice of the Master!!

[@rjones377]

What a great honor it would be to play in front of such a master as Segovia

[@nareksaribekyan]

What a fine sound!

[@gberndt4music]

I thought that Fred seemed very calm and composed in front of the maestro. What a sweet sounding guitar he is playing!

[@sergiobucciarelli7514]

Jerry Berndt he is a real guitar player

[@NormanMac]

Very rich tone, if even a bit romantic interpretation of the Bach piece.

[@beerdeddi1]

Wow, so old Segovia. One year before he died ;-(

[@TheAmateurGuitarist]

Wow, this is what a masterclass should be like!

[@MrTommySullivan]

Extremely impressive. Bravo.

[@gammondog]

09:10 Maestro Segovia seems pleased with the larger print on the sheet music here. Segovia was plagued with eye problems and was having problems following the score earlier.
The piece that Mr. Benedetti then plays is just about the sweetest thing I've heard on guitar. Very lovely.

[@baruchspinoza7265]

William Albert It is "Scherzino Mexicano" of a Mexican composer called Manuel M. Ponce

[@gammondog]

Thanks. Time to explore the works of Ponce.

[@robertbdesmond]

Nice sounding Hauser!

[@eschelar]

Thanks for sharing!
It must have been nerve wracking playing a different instrument than what you were used to. Nice job!

[@erwinsugianto3725]

Andres segovia is very talented guitar arts. Hehehe, the soul is great and awesome play nicee

[@melissameiresonne6057]

I cant imagine playing in front of Segovia you have great courage

[@littlehummer]

melissa meiresonne I'm with you on this one Melissa!!

[@SvatoslavHamaliar]

Thanks for sharing.

[@anthonycutietta4898]

Fred, that guitar sounds incredible! I'd be begging you let me play this guitar if you had it now...

[@classicalle]

This is awesome.

[@vidoly]

what a talent!

[@anatolyFedotov]

Bravo

[@Martin_GT40]

I have been learning this piece for years now. I pick it up and put it back down. I'm very happy to see the great Maestro with such a worthy student. I've learned a lot from these two videos. Thank you for sharing Fred. If you have a full recording of the piece I would love to hear it.

[@anatolyFedotov]

Great

[@MrMayue]

So much patience that Fred has. I would go crazy, thats why fail performing in anything.

[@luckylicks3497]

Wonder how many times he taught Bach's Chaconne all in all..

[@HUNGNGUYEN-ld5rk]

SEGOVIA. GUITARE V.I.P

[@garyfriedman4673]

not much nuance in this playing--too bad--lots of technique and courage