Recuerdos de la Alhambra by Francisco Tárrega
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 เม.ย. 2020
- This is one of the pieces that convinced me to be a classical guitarist.
Francisco Tarrega's magical Recuerdos de la Alhambra (Memories of the Alhambra).
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Exquisite.
Darn well played!
3:08 When your mum comes into your room while you're practicing and asks if you want any snacks
hahahaha accurate
hahaha really! I laughed too hard for this hahahah
i was not expecting to laugh that much
Lol
lol
Hearing this piece you'd think it's really hard but
It's actually really hard
Easy to play the notes, very hard to make it sound beautiful like it should.
😂
it used to be hard
it still is, just used to be too
It's utter hell on the banjo.
im practicing this tremolo & after 3 days i feel like i want to cut off my fingers , damn it so hard to flow like a fluid there . the muscle just wont go life fluid, it dont want to memorize the movement and feel 😂😂
Imagine being in Europe in over a century ago and hearing him play this. People probably went home and thought about it every day for the rest of their lives.
Yeah, and they probably had the chance to! 😂🧛🏻
It’s one of the most beautiful pieces I have ever heard
I still do
What time excactly did you think the 1920s were? Medieval? Maybe try being more accurate instead if “over a” century ago
This piece is a relatively modern piece, believed to have been composed in 1896. No, it is not medieval, but it predates vinyl records, radio music broadcasts, and television... which is why it would be so impactful for a listener. @@Zepego-jk2iz
As a young child I would stand in my bedroom doorway at night and listen to my father play this haunting Beauty. I would weep with joy, with sadness. Amazing!
Then your father must have been quite the guitarist 🙂
@@MH3GL He was. He was so shy about his talent, he played at night. I was his secret audience of one❤️
@@jodyirwin1046 thats so precious :)
@@jodyirwin1046 I enjoyed reading your anecdote. That’s really meaningful. Thank you ❤️
@@gaetanodragonetti3942 😊
You've made me switch from electric to classical guitar during this quarantine period, I feel like learning how to play guitar again
That was a really good choice!!
Congratulations ♥♥
@@zeinmrshd5753 indeed it is, thank you!!
@@teodorsova394 I was a bassist first, then went to become the lead guitarist of our school band. But my heart always belonged to where I enjoyed playing guitar the most, in a classical way. 🙂
@@teodorsova394 no problems at all!!
♥♪
Can Iask you the reasions why you switch? How long had you been playing Electric
I was listening to this and my wife said, “that’s pretty!” I said “I know, I want to learn more classical guitar, it sounds so nice!” And she said “but what’s the other instrument playing in the background!?”
So awesome that this really does sound so much like multiple instruments playing together. :)
Lol tremolo's power.
yes,,,,,, that is the magical sound of classical guitar when youre playing tremolo.....it seems like youre listening to many musicians playing this wonderful music......
It is truly fascinating
I always thought it was more than one guitarist until I saw John Williams perform it in youtube. I feel that Anna vidivid's rendition is the best. This guy is very good also.
I'm playing this piece on marimba, they had to split it into three parts to make it less impossible for a high school percussion ensemble. It seemed to me as if it couldn't be played with only one instrument.
Everybody be talking about the tremolo, but his dynamics and phrasing are absolutely incredible 😯
iam kinda annoyed at how good they are
It's not just the superb tremelo - the expression/interpretation is possibly the best that I have ever heard, and I have listened to many many guitarists playing this piece. Quite beautiful.
totally agree
He's really good but I think nothing can be compared to Emmanuel Rossfelder
@@Mathewkortxo no to discredit this mans performance but, yea Emmanuel is unbeatable.
@@Mathewkortxo i dunno, emmanuel plays it too fast for my taste. The emotion is lost. Also his damn nails click all over the place and take focus away from the music
@@Mathewkortxo Both are great rendition but imho Brandon's version is more refined and has more soul, as if the guitar is singing
It's mandatory to wear a white collared shirt with a few buttons undone when playing this piece.
Aussie Shane I really don't think he meant it the way you think he did but ok
Madra he deleted the comment lol
I tried it. It didn't help.
@@maxxis4035 i need to know what he said
You also need to make a lot of emotional faces XD
He's clearly hiding a tiny guitarist in the cupboard playing the second voice.
Kilian Weber Ha!
Magic of tremolo
Nice jokes....
😅
🤫
lol...
Listening to this heavenly piece sends shivers down my spine. My father played this for us at bedtime when we were little, it was wonderful and so calming. The memories are still so vivid - I'm now 62 and my father passed away 15 years ago. Thank you for this.
Quando, circa mezzo secolo fa, ero un ragazzino che prendeva lezioni di chitarra classica, questo brano mi incantava e mi ero ripromesso di diventare abbastanza bravo da suonarlo.
Avevo ahimè sottovalutato la difficoltà del pezzo (o sopravvalutato le mie povere dita sghimbesce) e non sono mai riuscito a realizzare quel sogno di bambino.
Ma sentirlo suonare dalle tue mani sapienti, mi restituisce intatta quell'emozione di allora...
Grazie di cuore Brandon, spero che tu riesca a toccare ed emozionare il cuore di altri giovani più capaci del sottoscritto, come stai riscaldando ora il mio cuore attempato
I am glad I live in a world where artist like Brandon Acker exist
@abslen char🌵oh...Amen,
AMEN!
This is the result of 647 years of playing from an immortal vampire like Brandon. Seriously though, beautiful performance Brandon. My wife stopped what she was doing on her own to come watch this soon after I started playing it.
That has to be true. I have been playing 30 years and can't touch this level of skill. And I play every day.
Arguably one of the most beautiful pieces ever written specifically for classical guitar.
If you have not been to the Alhambra, make it something to do at least once in your life.
The Alhambra is really quite extraordinary.
Was the last thing I did before covid.
@@bruceeggers100 visited the Alhambra / Generalife in ‘97. One of the sights I would recommend to anyone.
Yes I agree. It's an amazing place. Can you imagine hearing this piece while you're walking through it?
I played this for my guitar recital to graduate as part of my repertoire. This was the only piece I felt a close connection with simply because of how beautifully it was composed. To me, the transitions from minor to major throughout the piece portrays the ups and downs in life with the tremolo being the constant and continuous breaths that we take. And last but not the least, the piece ends on a "major key"(positivity prevails) . Tarrega was a Legend.
You have an amazing interpretation of the piece :)
That's the most perfect tremolo I've ever heard
Definitely! I'm learning the technique and I must say that even for me as a proficient folk/blues fingerstyle guitarist I am finding this difficult, to say the least, lol
@@robertcronin6603 6 months ago i tried learning tremolo with my guitar teacher and lets just say that my guitar is in pieces
@@ryoslix8920 never give up
I will see your comment and raise you a John Williams
@@dhlbfn18 I heard same from John Williams, Pepe Romero and other masters and therefore placed this particular comment. It is the best tremolo!
I've been to the Alhambra. Even with all the tourists, this captures the feel of the place. I recall Spain as a calm, gentle beauty.
Where it changes from minor to major at 1:40 he pauses.
I have always wanted to hear it played this way.
Most performers slash right through this transition with little or no tempo change: I hate that.
Thank you Brandon.
Gosh the whole time I thought I was in Heaven with my Dad. Thank you Brandon.. so much.
That right-hand picking is mesmerizing, and Brandon looks like he's in a total flow state playing this piece. A beautiful and engrossing performance--bravo!
@@Org80 I just cannot get it yet, and I've practiced many hours...hardest thing I've ever tried to do...and I have a Ramirez for goodness sakes haha
To play this or any other tremelo piece well you have to get into a flow state
Is it possible on a steel string?
Acoustic guitar
@@Org80 I've not attempted this technique yet, does it require thumb independence like travis picking?
@@arbs-5164 why wouldn’t it be?
I wonder if Tarega knew he wrote the most beautiful piece for guitar ever written. It has a precious hypnotic quality to it that few pieces have. Well done.
Just WOW ... four reasons: one: here, you prove your advice on an even tremolo. Two: you overcome the fretboard to produce an always legato, easily separated, melody line in both voices; three--What flow! ... no discernible position sound breaks! Three: the thumb/bass line stands so clear. And four: the treble then becomes so easy to listen to, separately and harmonically. Okay, and five: your (if-I-dare) rubato endows greatness to the piece that I've always hoped for. WOW, bravo! . . . .
I don’t even understand half of what you are saying but hell yeah! Barndon to me is the best of the best out there.
@@van8000 basically what he said is holy fuck
John Williams (not the Star Wars composer) performs an excellent rendition of this as well.
@@DerekCarrMusicPhotographer I think this one is better, maybe its a sound quality thing but idk this version is really expressive.
@@paulcarroll6995 I think both versions are quite beautiful.
The tremolo is beautiful but if you listen to the arpeggio of the thumb, you'll understand what separates a top tier guitarist like this young man from the lesser guitarists. He ties it all in together beautifully and harmoniously.
I am Indian I watched Korean memories of Alhambra and now I am learning Spanish classical music Alhambra... world is so small for Guitarists❤️
Im not the only one who found this through Hyunbin?!?!
@@violetsteele350 nope, you're not XD
Wow! Me too!
YES you finally played a full version of this piece. This was the song that led me to your channel after hearing you play just 15 or so seconds of it in a Rob Scallon video with a $275,000 guitar.
fuck yes, they need to permanently lend him that guitar
or at least for like, 15hrs of youtube mastery
Owen Kendrick - I’m almost positive he’s got this piece up already, if I remember correctly it was from a concert with like a brick backdrop? If I was better at TH-cam and the internet in general I’m sure I could link it for you but just search his channel.
Exactly
Same here!!!
Same! I’m so happy 😀
I'm 3 years late to saying this, but this is the best version of this piece that I have ever heard.
I have to say that Brandon REALLY UNDERSTANDS this piece. This is playing beyond technical excellence, he's telling a story.
How do you look this good, play the guitar this well and manage to be so wholesome all at the same time? It's insane.
Thank you for not talking in the intro, we already clicked because of the title. Very smart. Every video should be like that.
The best performance of Recuerdos these ancient ears have ever heard, and that is no slap in the face to Segovia, Bream, Williams, Parkening, Isbin, et alii.
Way to go, Brandon ! 🤩
The crematoria in my city have bern ablaze for the last few days, wherever I turn there are wails of despair and cries of grief... The dead are piling up, one over the other remorselessly... I had been shocked and numbed by this onslaught of grief, but this piece helped me cry. Thank you. We need you, now more than ever. Stay safe, keep us in your prayers 🙏🏽🙏🏽
You are really reaching virtuosic playing Brandon!
I'm a self taught classical guitarist and you've really motivated me to actually start practicing, not just goofing around on guitar this quarantine and the results have been showing.
Stay awesome, love from Slovenia!
Any advice and recommendations classic guitar song for beginners?
@@debianlasmana8794 check out "Is there anybody out there" by Pink Floyd. It sounds really good on classical guitar and it's pretty easy.
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@@debianlasmana8794 andante Fernando carruli
@@debianlasmana8794 lagrima by tarrega, Giochi Proibiti
I have listened to hundreds of different versions of this song, and I can only say that this is one of if not the greatest performance I've ever heard. Of the 500+ times I've listened to it, each time I can never get through the song without saying, "Such a master."
One of the best recordings I have heard of this beautiful melody. Thank you You Tube!
The way that Spaniards play the guitar is unique, for the simple fact that they don't play the guitar with their hands, they play it with their heart, and when one begins to learn to play the Spanish guitar, it is understood. You not only have to learn to touch it, but to understand it as if it were part of your body. A great greeting from a Spaniard, a very good video with a lot of passion !! I recommend that you see a lot of Paco de Lucia, the greatest guitarist there has been on earth at a level higher than anyone you can ever see. Greetings and blessings!
It doesn't matter how many times I listen to this masterpiece it always breaks my heart into a million little pieces. Most amazing sounds ever composed on a guitar and played so beautifully.
it has a vibe of coming back home after decades....everything seems to be known but yet you cannot identify yourself anymore.....alone
Man it touched my heart with this music
Extraordinary interpretation!I have known this Tarrega masterpiece since I was a child, 60 years ago. Guitar is the most played instrument in our family, here in Brazil. Therefore, I have heard it played by many guitarists, amateurs and professionals. This familiarity allows me to assess their passion, their admiration, almost reverence when playing it. It impacted me, moved me, stirred my insides.I became your fan. Thank you, applause and BRAVO!
So wunderschön, eines seiner schönsten Werke finde ich! Herrlich einfühlsam vorgetragen. Vielen herzlichen Dank!
Nice dude. You’re an inspiration
...just makes me wanna pick up my guitar and get into practicing, on a daily basis!
Bro, I listen to your music every day 🇲🇽
During a recent convalescence, I have watched dozens of versions of Recuerdos de la Alhambra on TH-cam. Your precise yet soulful version ranks among the best. Thank you!
Way to go Brandon. Imagine sitting in your hillside villa and writing this breathtakingly beautiful piece. Wow! Probably the last thing he ever wrote. How could you do better?
I'm listening to your interpretation and I feel like my mind travels around the world, crosses the universe and falls into a parallel dimension. I'm lost in the world you have created with your guitar and I could stay here for centuries. Thank you so much. Sorry if my english is bad, I'm french. Have a good day !
Saw a notification from Brandon playing Recuerdos while I was rocking out Hotel California solo on my strat. Sat down for a listen. I found myself walking in a reflective garden painted by Tárrega. Damn these foggy eyes of mine!
I love how he also plays with his face.
You are really something, man, I wish I could play like you.
I attended a boarding school for gifted kids in my youth and my roommate was a musical prodigy that knew all these beautiful classical pieces and always seem to win all the school talent competitions.
He practiced every day and so he inspired me to get my first guitar and learn. He was only 14 years old but was willing to teach me.
I played until my fingers bled and I eventually developed the callouses like him.
He taught my fist piece (Bouree In E Minor by Bach), I eventually went on to learn “Recuerdos de la Alhambra” when I fell in love with the piece on the very first listen. Such a haunting but beautiful melody, a moderately difficult piece due to the tremolo technique but I persisted and developed the intuition and rhythm 🎵 for it.
Well that was over 40 years ago and I don’t play as much these days but I still know this piece today by heart and never lost my fascination with it.
Grazie, complimenti👏👏amo questa canzone, mi ricorda mio viaggio a Cordoba dove la ascoltai la prima volta e me ne innamorai, ho suonato chitarra classica per 4 anni e sogno di riuscire a suonarla bene un giorno, grazie per avermela fatta ascoltare ❤
This performance has really made me cry… so touching, so clean, so beautiful.. .simply perfect… thx
I keep wanting to scream “BRAVO” and clap wildly after each and every one of these
this is considered teh hardest piece EVER. mad proud
I am amazed by your breadth and depth of playing. Your recordings of Baroque to modern are amazing. Big fan of all of your work.
Thank you, Richard!
I guess you come directly from Heaven, dear friend ... because only a very special, unique Heavenly Creature could play the way you do ... I can't even imagine how much beauty you have inside ... my eyes are full of tears ... I feel unlimited gratitude and love, thank you so, so much ...
having heard every version from williams to bream to yepes and even most of the younger folks... this is the grandest, most lush version i've heard. well done!!!
Well expressed! I think "lush" is the word that best describes this version.
Tremolo is possibly the single greatest technique on Classical guitar.
But, also the hardest to learn!
To master Tremolo playing like this, is deservedly earned!
Thank you for bringing me back this memory, my, friend, my grandfather used to play it, to set me to sleep!
Truly one of the greatest pieces ever written for guitar. A subtle sense of longing for the past, with a bright tone to look towards the future.
Not a whole lot of players try to phrase this piece. Beautifully phrased and done. Impressive delivery.
respect to still liking comments after the video has been out for years lol, dont see that too often. great playing as always
the sound coming from your beautiful guitar,,, its like a continious flowing of water from the fountain,,, what a magical sound......... this is true music...... comes from the heart.....
I've not yet been to Spain, but I feel like this piece beautifully and perfectly encapsulates what it's like to take a stroll through its ancient towns or its breathtaking countryside.
Also listen to Buckethead - Sketches of Spain (For Miles)
Indeed, and more precisely strolling across the gardens and courtyards of the Alhambra and hearing the gentle noise of the many fountains ...
I've never been to Spain, but I kinda like the music
i close my eyes and i can see gaudi's pinnacles spiraling to the sky; the plains of andalusia and its horses running distant; the sun rising behind a villa overlooking the Mediterranean sea.
This is my favourite video from your channel.
Probably the best guitar I have ever heard
I want to reach this level.
I have recently started playing guitar by watching videos from different channels.
I come back to this video almost every other day. I see other people playing the same piece, but none gets close to perfection like Brandon Acker does. It's simply perfect 💗
I couldn't play that with 10 lifetimes to practice, but fortunately I'm very happy just to listen to it
This is by far the best version i have seen! Not just flawless technique, but also great dynamics. He truly masters how and when to play louder and when to play gentle. He finds the perfect balance. This is very difficult and is overlooked by many musicians. This is in my opinion one key to what makes this guy world class! Phenomenal, phenomenal playing man!
The dynamics make this performance stand out so much
I have listened to different versions, but I still think this is the most beautiful version
The gentle dance between left and right hands, the perfect symbiosis of the couple's feet as they compose their final dance together. The vulnerable notes, the strength of years create a perfect marriage of movement. And when they are done, there is just silence. Stunning.
I started playing the classical guitar after seeing you perform this piece!
A tear for every note, and here be heaven 🥲
I recorded this beauty off the radio 8 years ago never knowing the artist or song name. Just tonight, a wonderful classical guitarist informed me and I was able to find this song.
you need shazam
The tremolo is perfectly fluid. Gorgeous, Brandon!
Very clean Tremelo.
In my opinion the best version of requerdos de la Alhambra.
I keep listening to him playing this.
Now...2 years later...i am slowly starting to play this piece of music with the help of this guy free Tremelo lessons as a left-handed playing Right-handed on my Alhambra C3
I've been a bit overwhelmed with work and life in general recently. In days like these it's so good to have little places where you can find comfort. I knew I'd find it here, by this hauntingly beautiful piece and your impeccable playing. Thank you so much!
I hope you'll get through this period of stress and find more balance.
Beautiful sir...you made me learn guitar again...I have started practicing tremolo now..your video and playing way motivated me to learn this music piece.
Happy to see your reply sir..thanks for motivating us
your taste of music changes when you become a musician. some pieces are only liked by musicians because they are the ones who understand the value of the piece but to others, the beauty is the thing that maters. I like how the comment section of this video is full of comments from both musicians and non-musicians; but they all enjoy the magic of this piece. Tarrega's effect.
It's strange how not only you learn to appreciate a piece when you become musician in technical terms, but you also actually feel it more, it's a strange mind and body connection, I remember how boring classical music seemed to me before I started playing any instrument, but now its like my eyes are open
same classical music seems so much different now@@danielramirezg2000
My guitar puts this on every time I leave the house. Then she refuses to be touched by me again...
Seriously, I've seen renditions of this from Moretti, Vidovic, the great Williams and others... this is otherworldly...
Thank you very much for this interpretation... Is one of the few pieces that I can recall my father, who passed away 1 1/2 years ago, playing... Thank you!
I've listened to this piece many times and from different guitarists. This is by far my favorite rendition, I started to learn this piece because of this video
10 months practising it... and I'm more and more realizing how this song is pure genius, Tarrega is a beast !
Well played my friend. It always bring a tear to my eyes. Such feeling and sensitivity, THANK You for sharing this with us to be touched and enraptured in ABSOLUTE beauty.
Tremolo picking lesson, sir
Please
You just have to practice it every day, focus on accuracy speed comes through daily repetition, providing you focus on accuracy.
I'm taking lessons with Brandon. He would say that the pattern is PAMI and to start practicing it on the high e string on its own at 60 bpm with a metronome until you can play it clean, then move up in 10-15bpm increments. There is no other way to get good at it unfortunately. Best of luck!
Moose Archer is better to practice on the b-string , just my humble opinion.
@Moose Archer
My advice is you shouldn't stuck with PAMI. Try every possible combinations. PIMA/PMIA/PIAM etc. You will see the results. I too am classical guitarist, hopefully will become a PhD student.
@@alperenardasisman1691 Thank you! I appreciate the advice.
The precision of your left hand hitting all the right notes without missing a step is amazing. I hope I can be 1/3 as good as you someday.
Many people can play this, fewer can REALLY play it. You are one of them. Amazing.
I love your face when your playing..!! Love from Palestine.
Thank you for the beautiful music; a true gift ♥️
Thank you, Joshua! Happy holidays 🎄
Wow, I’m speechless! Brandon, this piece has been my favorite all my life. I have listened to so many great masters playing it, but this is the first time I‘ve been able to actually “hear” emotions emanating from the guitar. Outstanding. My highest admiration and respects to you.
Thank you.
I first heard this song in high school when I found some guy on the early days of the internet playing it. It gave me goosebumps then and to this day it still does.
Four years later and this is still my favorite interpretation (of some 10 I listen to). Thanks so much
Best version of this beautiful piece on internet. thank you.
Brandon you're simply amazing, I can't stop watching your videos.
Saludos desde Granada. Amo la guitarra clásica. Recuerdos de la Alhambra, del maestro Francisco Tárrega. 🇪🇸💃💃💃💃💞
Possibly the most beautiful classical guitar piece ever composed.....
You're a beautiful human being.
*@Ahmed Waheed.* I definitely second that.
Ahmed Waheed Well said my friend.
👏👏👏 bravo!
I'd love to learn more about the pieces you play - how you discovered them, their history and place in the repertoire, and also a bit about technique. You speak very engagingly about music.
David Wickes I second this. All of it.
yes, this, please, and thank you!
Yes!
Absolutely! I would also love to learn more about these composers and classical pieces.
That would be so cool! I hope he does eventually. He's such a great teacher 😊
Still the BEST performance for. Recuerdos de la Alhambra on guitar. Truly captivating, relearning this piece now on the ukelele. Thanks for the inspo brandon✌
Probably the most beautiful interpretation of Alhambra I've ever heard. Inspiring!
Having played this before i think the slow transition from A to A minor at 3:02 was the most inspiring part for me thank you!
Esta es la versión más bonita y bien tocada que he oído nunca. Bravo!!! Felicidades. Desde España 👏👏👏
Thank you Brandon because of this wonderful Tarrega's piece i've begone learning classical guitar. Im 17 years at the moment and currently im preparing under the ex student of Jovan Jovicic , one of the greatest Serbian Classical Guitarists who was a student of Segovia. Currently im preparing for my grade tests and solfegio tests so i could in future years go to University of Musical Arts in Belgrade so i could achieve my dream of becoming a concert guitarist/teacher. Thank you so much.