Fabio Zanon - Sonata (Domenico Scarlatti)
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- Brazil guitar sensation Fabio Zanon exploded on the international scene in 1996 when he won the first prize at the prestigious Guitar Foundation of America International Competition, just weeks after having won the first prize at the 30th Francisco Tarrega International Competition... the most prestigious guitar contest in Europe. This was an unprecedented achievement in the guitar world. After giving his first solo concert performance at the age of 16, Fabio Zanon continued to perform extensively in Great Britian, South America, Iberia, Italy, and the United States.
On this, the solo performance recording, Mr. Zanon plays guitar compositions spanning three centuries. An incredibly colorful and virtuistic display of guitar techniques, moods, and temperaments is captured on this film. Compositions performed include: Sonata in A Minor by J.S. Bach (Grave, Fugue, Andante, Allegro); Johann Caspar Mertz opern - Revue Op. 8, No. 3 Lucia di Lammermoor by Donizetti; Old Song by Oscar Lorenzo Fernandez; Appassionata by Ronaldo Miranda; Sonata 11, 144, and 391 by Dominico Scarlatti; and the extremely difficult yet striking 20th Century musical essay on death by Alexandre de Faria entitled Prelude for Guitar (Eyes of a Recollection).
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Perfection! A genius guitarist and a blessing to the world of music lovers.
Excelente persona y guitarrista, tuve el placer de conocerlo personalmente.
Wonderful piece and performance.
it is just perfec. Every single note is alive!!!!!!!!!!
Simplesmente o melhor.
Maestro Scarlatti la tua letteratura mi ha rubato l'anima...
Asounding nice perfomance!
Wow. Beautifully played.
superb performance.
Veramente notevole.
Nice performance :)
He is a friend of My teacher Walter Lopes and I guess he plays in one of the world best guitars " A SERGIO ABREU " ....wonderful played and a fantastic sound. Thanks you Fabio Zanon
yes he's playIng a Sergio Abreu Guitar...I have one Abreu too, but Abreu died...RIP
A highly sophisticated guitarist of great nuance, with the mimicry and hairstyle of young Franz Liszt!
With all due respect I like this piece played at a slower tempo on the classical guitar. It needs a chance to breathe like a good wine !
did you delete ''eyes of recollection'' by de Faria??? why why why why??
Messi's playing very well.
You are really very good I apologize for the comment of not being quite as good as Glenn Gould but that really wasn't an insult
which peice is the second one?
Very close to John Williams' playing style and interpretation.
I have never heard J.W. play this piece. What CD version has it ?
Needs more staccato and Fabio hair 💇🏼♀️💁🏼♀️
Unfortunately, I am not convinced!
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Too much nail, not enough flesh, the tone sounds metallic and too staccato for my tastes on the first piece
sounds too mechanic
arthurseila I don't care what you think about me..
Özgün Demir , If you criticize for sure you have something better to show. Where are your master classes guitar videos?
Alex Cruz
You don't need to be a baker to realize a bread's gone stale..
Özgün Demir Have you heard an interpretation of any of Scarlatti's sonatas played at the harpsichord? It is the nature of the instrument and the style of the music. Some players prefer to be faithful to this tradition by playing the music as it would have sounded at the time, sometimes trying to "mimic" the original instrument. By the way, do you find the sonata 144 found in the second part of the video as mechanical as the first?
dbachito As you state, it is an interpretation of this music and some people like it played like a harpsichord but the guitar lends itself to a more subtle expression. Although Scarlatti wrote for the harpsichord his music sits beautifully on the guitar and I agree with Ozgun that a more romantic interpretation is nice for these pieces. On a lighter note I love the Bread and baker quote...
In 1998 I was working in Dallas and on a day off I went to the Dallas Museum of Art. A sign said a classical guitar concert was taking place in half an hour so I bought a ticket. It was Fabio Zanon - he was incredible. I still have the set list he performed which he signed for me. Scarlatti's compositions really stand out for me with often surprising leaps and tensions which grab your attention. I played one of his sonatas for my grade 8 classical guitar K322.
Not only is he stupendous on guitar but a thoroughly decent and friendly bloke. He let me play his guitar and chatted like old friends. Fabio is a great man as well as musician.
really? he seems like such a nice dude. thanks for sharing
To people who say this sounds mechanical im sorry you cant get the subtelty of the tonal coloring and the respect to the style that he displays. This is a gigantic performance.
a real Scarlatti, he would be admire you. everything wonderful, articulation, dynamic and wonderful trills*********
best wishes
Kristin
Oh, those ornaments!
I play this much more slowly and sentimentally. One could consider my interpretation as romanticised. Mr. Zanon's performance here is full of energy; I rather disagree that it sounds mechanical. He leaves plenty of room for variation between repeats and there are breathing spaces. However the best thing for me, as I wrote above, is the presentation of those magnificent harpsichord-like ornaments!
This video, for those who studied and play the guitar, is a source of joy and inspiration. What a superb playing!
A fantastic performance! His technique is so good that he makes it look easy when it’s not. Lord Jesus help me to get this level. 😊🦅🎸
Isso é antigo hoje com certeza ele tocaria com maestria como sempre. Um grande violonista, sonoridade e técnica e bom gosto!
Domenico Scarlatti sonata k11 (0:00) and sonata k144 (2:57)
It sounds like a harpsichord at times - intentionally? A brilliant perormance, none o the sentimentality that seems to cloud many modern realizations o Baroque music.
If I could only make that sound with my guitar!
yes exactly sounds like harpsichord. well said
@Gigablue Mutante Monstro This is how it is supposed to sound. The ringing, clear tones bring out all the harmonic and contrapuntal subtleties i don't like when people try to add softer touches that were never intended by the composer simply because the classical guitar has a natural softer tone than the harpsichord.
Once over the aggressive attack in the first few bars of the first piece, Mr. Zanon becomes everything anybody could wish for in a guitarist . . . disciplined, romantic, freely emotional and artistically sensitive to the direction of the music.
this guy is really cool and well rounded. he has strong fingering and rhythm which could be interpreted as mechanical. He also has good tone dynamics and can play subtlety with confidence.
The original was written for the harpsichord i say his fingering is appropriate.
The Trills are amazing!
But in my Opinion it Sounds To Mechanic..but Maybe it's just the Guitar or the Sound in this Video
agree with the trills but not with the rest
This is absurdly good
El messi de la guitarra! Jajajaja. Grande Zanon!!!
Grande Mestre!
👌 Espectacular Fabio esos Scarlatti !! Te conozco del Concurso de Viña del mar ( Chile 1993 ) Saliste 2° premio 🙌🙌🙌🙌
A real asset to humanity, Zano's the guy!
Best k11 i ever heard on guitar
This girl should first have tuned her guitar.
Amazing that these pieces written for the harpsichord can be played on the guitar
Berlioz composed ALL his orchestral music on the guitar. Only the piano, with its broader vocal range can match the Guitar's melodic and harmonic richness. However, the guitar has a more colorful voice, capable of colors and timbres beyond the pianoforte. FOR HARMONIC STRUCTURE, BERLIOZ CHOSE WELL.
Muito bom. Preciso, ornamentos típicos do barroco, lembra um Cravo.
this doesnt sound too mechanic and i know whats going on sry guys
danke für das Video. erstaunlich, wie Gitarre klingen kann.
Wonderfuuuuuuuuuul!
La guitare brésilienne au service des clavecinistes napolitains.
He makes it look so simple. Lovely.
Maravilhoso Fábio!
the ornamentiaion stands out . i almost feel he may have gone a bit too far with it. but i do love it.
I keep coming back to this performance. I love the trills in this piece.
great.great
Fabulous!
Interesante. .... pero no tiene delicadeza para tocar la guitarra y eso lo tenia Andres segovia en todas sus interpretaciones musicales . ......... pero es bueno ...
A beautiful interpretation.
Not even close to Roberto Aussel! And where the fugg went the coherence and rhythm at the end of number 1? Out of the window?
He made the guitar sounds like harpsichord here. Fantastic!
Them TRILLS!
I like and dislike at the same time the lack of added reverb. It is a very pure sound, a sound people who play classical guitar are familiar with. At the same time, it sounds a little bit dry.
It`s not "mechanic", he just seems to try to imitate the sound of harpsichord on the first part, but he uses a wide range of dynamics -such an interesting approach.
Genius
A perfeição!!!
Bravo!!!
inusual perfeccion al servicio de la musica!!!
A BIG YESSSSSSSSSS.....A GIANT BRAVOOOOOOO...!
Which is the second piece that he played?
Dam those cross trills!
My mum used to collect ornaments, china ones, but none could compare with Fabio's.He must have been tutored by Scarlatti in person.
Magic fingers!
i feel the harpsichord here
toca muito!
Bravo !
Fábio Zanon é um gênio!
Excelente!! ¿Alguien sabe si las transcripciones son hechas por él mismo, o por quién?
transcrip. segovia
juan pablo dagnino As far as I know they where trancribed by Zanon itself (see Domenico Scarlatti: 30 Sonatas, Mel Bay Publications, Inc. (June 1, 2012), autor Fabio Zanon, available at Amazon.)
This is a counterpoint?
Yes, not so elaborate as Bach, but it is there.
To much stacato
Never mind his playing, which no-one could argue is anything other than competent. I want to know which barber he goes to so I can avoid the possibility of getting a totally fucked up haircut like that...
You are a moron!
And why should I take you at all seriously?
You've got a sense of humour failure.. At least come up with some sort of amusing retort.
The same stylist as Donald Trump.
Maravilhoso Fábio !
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