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Andrés Segovia - Sor: Variations sur un thème de Mozart
Andrés Segovia - Sor: Variations sur un thème de Mozart Fernando Sor - Variations On A Theme From WA Mozart, Opus 9 Played by Andrés Segovia (1893-1987)
Andres Segovia plays Asturias by Albéniz
Andres Segovia plays Asturias by Albéniz Asturias, composed by Isaac Albéniz and performed by Andres Segovia.
Andres Segovia - Chanson - Manuel Ponce
Andres Segovia - Chanson - Manuel Ponce Andres Segovia - Chanson (from Sonata no. III) - Manuel Ponce
Andres Segovia - Contemplacion - Moreno-Torroba
Andres Segovia - Contemplacion - Moreno-Torroba Andres Segovia - Contemplacion - Federico Moreno-Torroba
Andres Segovia guitar plays Capricho Arabe
Andres Segovia guitar plays Capricho Arabe Andres Segovia plays"Capricho Arabe" by Francisco Tarrega. Very old vinyl, forgive the clicks at the beginning. It goes away.
ANDRES SEGOVIA in concert #2
ANDRES SEGOVIA in concert #2 This video was discarded as trash by a neighbor. I pick it up and played it in my VCR and was amazed to the treasure it represents to us. Then I searched for information about the interpreter. Today I share it with you as part of our heritage. Not knowing the title I called it CONCERTO #2. Now my friend Peter from the Netherlands is telling me that the name of this master piece is a SONATINA (Allegretto) first part from Moreno Torroba. Andres Segovia was born on February 18, 1894 in the Andalusia city of Linares. He spent most of his life in Granada. His father wanted his son to be a lawyer, but, Andres was more interested in the love of his life, the Andalusia guitar. Yet he departed from the other famous Andalusia and Flamenco guitarist style and developed his own unique style that made him famous. He took many of the classical melodies and transformed them into a subtle murmur of his talented fingers and the strong vibrations of the Andalusia people. Is a mixture of the old and the new developed into a magical performance of strings and melodies. He disregarded the critics, especially at his teachers at the Granada Musical Institute where he studied the classics. He persisted in playing the guitar his own way. He died of a heart failure June 2, 1987 in Madrid, Spain. That day the world lost a genius.
Andres Segovia - L'Hereu Riera - Trad. arr. Llobet
Andres Segovia - L'Hereu Riera - Trad. arr. Llobet Andres Segovia - L'Hereu Riera - Trad. arr. Miguel Llobet
ANDRES SEGOVIA in concert-1
ANDRES SEGOVIA in concert-1 This video was discarded as trash by a neighbor. I pick it up and played it in my VCR and was amazed to the treasure it represents to us. Then I searched for information about the interpreter. Today I share it with you as part of our heritage. Not knowing the title I called it CONCERTO #2. According to my friend Peter from Holland, this is known as ASTURIAS by Isaac Albeniz. Other people know this as LEYENDAS. Andres Segovia was born on February 18, 1894 in the Andalusia city of Linares. He spent most of his life in Granada. His father wanted his son to be a lawyer, but, Andres was more interested in the love of his life, the Andalusia guitar. Yet he departed from the other famous Andalusia and Flamenco guitarist style and developed his own unique style that made him famous. He took many of the classical melodies and transformed them into a subtle murmur of his talented fingers and the strong vibrations of the Andalusia people. Is a mixture of the old and the new developed into a magical performance of strings and melodies. He disregarded the critics, especially at his teachers at the Granada Musical Institute where he studied the classics. He persisted in playing the guitar his own way. He died of a heart failure June 2, 1987 in Madrid, Spain. That day the world lost a genius.
Andres segovia - balleto (ponce)
Andres segovia - balleto (ponce) andres segovia interpretando balleto de Manuel maría Ponce. Este video es parte del documental del segovia. (spanish)
Asturias by Albéniz - Andres Segovia
Asturias by Albéniz - Andres Segovia Segovia plays "Asturias" by Isaac Albéniz.
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