When I listen to good players, I always wonder what guitar they play, why the sound is so good. When I listen to better players, they make me forget about the instrument and I just enjoy the music itself. When I listen to the best players, I enjoy both the music itself and the amazing sound of the instrument. You are the best, thank you!
Fabulous, really beautifully played on that amazing guitar. It is that amazing guitar isn't it ? My favourite piece has to be the last "Muineira" so cleverly played and such a lovely piece. 💐💐👏👏👏
Exceptionally well played. So nice to also hear a really good traditional guitar being played and not those double tops with their heavy basses and wolftones all over and that annoying nasal tone. Superb performance in every way. Beautiful shooting and editing, great mic set up too. The tone of the guitar really comes through nicely and transparently, very...ehem...Hauser like. Congrats.
@@davidjaggsoh yes! I saw that already, really enjoyed it too. Im happy to see this gorgeous instrument is being played by a great guitarist. I guess most Hausers end up in private collections….
@@davidjaggs haha, is this where you got yours ? Probably not. Other question. Where in the UK are you situated? And are you open for Master classes? I’m visiting the South of Britton for a month…
A crazy comment if you don't mind. Would you share with how it was playing a Hauser? Wolf notes? Any additional pressure needed in a register? First positions easier or the highest ones? Did you have to fight the instrument to agree on some colors/notes? Or any other personal experience on this wonderful masterpiece? If it'a a secret... Thank you
Very nice tones!!! The guitar you are using is NOT Jean Noel Rohe, is it Romanillos 1972 that you played Leo Brower’s? 😊. It sounds bright and very balance. I play Richard Howell’s, luthier from Australia, it has similar tones. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful piece.
@@davidjaggs, thanks for the info and I will indeed stay tuned. I hear you also went to Peabody! Here is a list I have been putting together, a sort of panorama of the Hauser sound legacy. Your performances are inspiring and included on it. Keep treating us with these gems! th-cam.com/play/PLl6YHTAvedX6vL3KiLxIDUNfQjereJzgC.html
@@davidjaggs that is unfortunate but there is definitely an elagancy in your playing, stemming from Manuel with so much added care and finesse! Keep those videos coming!
Do you know of any guitarists with a cleaner sound than you? I don't. Basically no squeak or buzzing. And I can't hear any micro flat or sharp tones when I listen. Not to mention tones are held, ringing out, not cut short, yet also not just ringing with out purpose.
Thanks... I think we all (myself included of course) hear things we like in other people's playing. We can sometimes overlook our own good qualities but it's essential to keep striving to achieve the sound we have in our minds.👍👍👍
@@davidjaggs It's a shame that so few people (in my opinion) appreciates or even understand the difficulty of clean tones. Like this youtube video "Best Guitar player Amin Toofani at Harvard University", it has 22 million views, half a million likes, and several friends of mine, has shown it to me "Wow right?!" .. No.. Watch DPJFILMS or Ken Nakamura, for control and clean sound, and also duality, not sure what the word is, but when you guys plays actual more than one theme / melody at once (not counting bass)
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I'm inspired now to play this too . . . beautiful, maestro
Start with the Cuna, it's lovely to play!
So excited to be hearing this in the December concert. Absolutely magical. I just forget to breathe.
Thanks Raye!
Gorgeous - I love this piece - played it in a recital years ago. Impeccable tone and pace.
Thanks 🙏👍.. it's a nice piece to play.
The most musical piece I've ever heard you play. As well as the smoothest and.most flawless playing. Thanks.
Thanks for watching 👍. Yes it's a great piece!
When I listen to good players, I always wonder what guitar they play, why the sound is so good. When I listen to better players, they make me forget about the instrument and I just enjoy the music itself. When I listen to the best players, I enjoy both the music itself and the amazing sound of the instrument. You are the best, thank you!
So kind! Thanks for watching 👍😊
Man! You made my day. Great played
Thanks for watching 👍😊
Fabulous, really beautifully played on that amazing guitar. It is that amazing guitar isn't it ? My favourite piece has to be the last "Muineira" so cleverly played and such a lovely piece. 💐💐👏👏👏
Thanks 🙏👍
All great, but I really loved ‘Coral’. The chord voicings are gorgeous. Not as easy as you make it look, I suspect! Bravo.
It's hard to play it legato... Thanks for watching 👍
I can only manage the cancion..you play so effortlessly yet beautifully, maestro🎉🎉
Thanks 👍😊
Exceptionally well played. So nice to also hear a really good traditional guitar being played and not those double tops with their heavy basses and wolftones all over and that annoying nasal tone.
Superb performance in every way. Beautiful shooting and editing, great mic set up too. The tone of the guitar really comes through nicely and transparently, very...ehem...Hauser like. Congrats.
Thanks 🙏👍 Glad you like the sound!
Excellent 👌
Thanks 🙏👍
What a lovely recording! Very nice pace, truly love your sound! You really make your Hauser III (?) sing
Thanks 👍. Hauser II. I just made this film all about it, th-cam.com/video/FbqijG-ydAY/w-d-xo.html
@@davidjaggsoh yes! I saw that already, really enjoyed it too.
Im happy to see this gorgeous instrument is being played by a great guitarist. I guess most Hausers end up in private collections….
I sometimes wonder where they all are. Keep your eyes open when you pass your local charity shop, you never know!
@@davidjaggs haha, is this where you got yours ? Probably not.
Other question. Where in the UK are you situated? And are you open for Master classes? I’m visiting the South of Britton for a month…
I'm in the South West.
love this piece, a little above my technique, still working on it😊
It's stunning, isn't it?! The Cuna is very playable.
Very good!
Thanks Richard! Note the harmonics in the recitative, one played with a, the other with p!
Is that your 65 Hauser? Some guitars are popular for the volume, but if the guitar dies playing quietly? A great guitar remains great at all volumes.
It is, Larry. Thanks for watching 👍😊
A crazy comment if you don't mind. Would you share with how it was playing a Hauser? Wolf notes? Any additional pressure needed in a register? First positions easier or the highest ones? Did you have to fight the instrument to agree on some colors/notes? Or any other personal experience on this wonderful masterpiece? If it'a a secret... Thank you
That's exactly the kind of video it will be, I hope! There are no wolf notes on this instrument. 👍😊
Good! Well done! It is a Hauser guitar??
Thanks. Yes, it is. Here's a film about it. th-cam.com/video/FbqijG-ydAY/w-d-xo.html
WellDone!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks 👍👍
Very nice tones!!! The guitar you are using is NOT Jean Noel Rohe, is it Romanillos 1972 that you played Leo Brower’s? 😊. It sounds bright and very balance. I play Richard Howell’s, luthier from Australia, it has similar tones. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful piece.
Hi.. it's a Hauser, 1965. Thanks for watching 👍
@@davidjaggs Hauser guitars have such a sweet time to them.
Gorgeous tone and rendering! I don't see the specs for this great Hauser. Mind sharing?
It's a 65. Stay tuned, I'm doing an up close film on it soon. 👍👍
@@davidjaggs, thanks for the info and I will indeed stay tuned. I hear you also went to Peabody! Here is a list I have been putting together, a sort of panorama of the Hauser sound legacy. Your performances are inspiring and included on it. Keep treating us with these gems! th-cam.com/play/PLl6YHTAvedX6vL3KiLxIDUNfQjereJzgC.html
Nice collection of Hausers there!! I was with Manuel privately for a while and auditioned for Peabody. I got in but couldn't raise the funds sadly..
@@davidjaggs that is unfortunate but there is definitely an elagancy in your playing, stemming from Manuel with so much added care and finesse! Keep those videos coming!
@@andreguitarist if you want to hear more of the Hauser try my Christmas songs for classical guitar video.👍
It would be great to know who the guitarist is.
David Jaggs. (Me!)
Do you know of any guitarists with a cleaner sound than you?
I don't. Basically no squeak or buzzing. And I can't hear any micro flat or sharp tones when I listen. Not to mention tones are held, ringing out, not cut short, yet also not just ringing with out purpose.
Thanks... I think we all (myself included of course) hear things we like in other people's playing. We can sometimes overlook our own good qualities but it's essential to keep striving to achieve the sound we have in our minds.👍👍👍
@@davidjaggs It's a shame that so few people (in my opinion) appreciates or even understand the difficulty of clean tones.
Like this youtube video "Best Guitar player Amin Toofani at Harvard University", it has 22 million views, half a million likes, and several friends of mine, has shown it to me "Wow right?!" .. No.. Watch DPJFILMS or Ken Nakamura, for control and clean sound, and also duality, not sure what the word is, but when you guys plays actual more than one theme / melody at once (not counting bass)
@@martinrosschou Thanks again. I wish I could get 22 million views on each video!!!