Simply the greatest finger style acoustic guitarist on the planet. No one is even close.

Music is meant to be explored and that's what he did. When music is left unexplored it becomes stagnant, innovation dies and we end up with music that is uninspiring and flat. Patrzalek did a brilliant job arranging the sonata. It makes me hopeful for the future and inspires me in my own journey with music.

Pure genius, no other description.

More, more, more. Greetings from Poland

Marcin mastered the Moonlight Sonata which i have loved for 50 yrs!

Marcin has definitely added another dimension to the guitar and consequently to the sound of music, his talent is beyond our imagination, something that nobody has ever done it before. We are so great full to be able to witness it. Thank You Marcin ❤

Marcin is THE best guitar player right now.

It is music reborn when it passes through his hands. I am so lucky to have just discovered him this morning. Been listening for about two hours and counting.

Classical purists are absurdist dinosaurs -- a true master of technique and composition can do whatever they want with it, and Marcin is a literal savant in that regard. Like, Mozart level young genius. - stand on the shoulders of giants and get even higher!

You should react to his collaboration with Jesus Molina: Guitar vs Piano

There's a reason why Marcin's Moonlight on his channel is at 8.3M views in 2 years! Simply amazing work. Love this young man to the Moon! Sweet humble genius. :-)

@patriciaeverett5001

10 ай бұрын

Marcin just this June 2023 broke 1M subs on YT! Woohoo!! :-)))

Fundamentally, Marcin is Polish and he first learn classic and so on. We know great classic composer from Poland, such as Chopin. That alone for sure Marcin highly values how to deliver a classical music piece in his beautiful rendition....AND Marcin amazingly beautiful make classical music into a much refreshing vibe...I love so much his classical rendition/arrangement. I play classical piano so I really really love Marcin's classical rendition with the drumming, bashing and everything that we cannot do on a piano for sure ...😀😀...I feel sooo lucky to be able to witness Marcin's talent.

I think he is so gifted when he goes with it in his way, it almost is him honoring the original. Just look at the response and followers. Everyone that was stunned by his talent is now hooked. Thanks for the sharing.

He is incredible

I saw tons of "reaction" to Marcin music... but honestly your are the best one... Good job and good luck!

Marcin Patrzałek (born October 6, 2000 in Kielce, Poland) Polish is a fingerstyle guitarist, composer and producer. He began playing classical guitar at the age of 10, under the direction of Jerzy Pikor, a teacher from Kielce. Two years later, he began learning flamenco techniques with Spanish guitarist Carlos Pinana. In 2015, he won the ninth edition of the Must Be the Music program. Only music, and in 2016 he released his debut album entitled Hush. In the same year he became a finalist of the International Fingerstyle Guitar Master Competition, and the following year he won first prize at the Joaquín Rodrigo International Classical Guitar Competition. In 2018, he won the fifth edition of the Italian program Tu Si Que Vales. On November 12, 2018, he released an EP entitled revAMP, containing his most popular arrangements. Previously, he released his own single "Baba Yaga". In 2019, he entered the 14th edition of America's Got Talent, in which he reached the semi-finals. In 2020, he signed a contract with Sony Music.

@jsgartist2841

Жыл бұрын

OK he was born in Poland but with musics influences from many others countries.

Marcin will make billions love classical music in his style.

He’s brilliant. 👍

Pleas Marcina Toccata & Fugue, Baba yaga 😃👋👍

⚡⚡⚡💎Marcin is very the best guitarist of the world 💥✨⚡✌️I love all his classical arrangements👍 Thanks for the reaction ✌️👍 Best Regards ✌️

I dont think he went too far with this classic masterpiece. Its grt he refreshed it.

@STANWL66

6 ай бұрын

Marcin odkurzył to dzieło 😊

I love his Chopin interpretation. With no percusions, he go there full classic. It have the lowest rate on his Chanel but I can help but love it. Great reaction. And I like almost all his interpretation cos we see that he put effort and mind in it.

It's genius.level

"Marcin Quartet " 😊👍🇵🇱

one of the greatest of our time for shure

One of my fav renditions, gives me chills...always.

Chciałabym być choć raz przed śmiercią na koncercie twoim Marcin GENIUSZ Polak GENIUSZ Polak.

I think he took the song to heaven with him and allowed us the privilege to accompany him. I love Marcin's renditions. I agree with you that this is how music is meant to evolve and how it will stay relevant for another 200 years. Marcin's like Dimash - a gift from God to help uplift us and remind us that God is out there always with us and music like Marcin plays or songs such as Dimash sings are his gentle and beautiful way of reminding us of how much he loves you and me and all of us.

One of Christopher Parkening’s early concerts at the Kennedy Center, right around the time when he was still playing with Andres Segovia, Christopher played one of the most amazing Moonlight Sonata’s I’ve ever heard. Every note or sound was precise and defined unlike most guitarists that blend their notes to much.

Genius level new techniques for guitar

For a young lad his guitar skills are so perfect and he is an amazing player most have never thought about playing the way he does. I certainly haven't.

I love your reaction videos to Marcin's playing❤️

do more of his reaction, i like how you describe this whole action

@EdonSerifi

Жыл бұрын

Yes please! Marcins 'alors on dance' is such a Perfect arrangement!

Maestro Marcin..!! 🎼🎵🎶🇵🇱

Pięknie dziękuję za Twoją reakcję. Polecam Toccata and fugue J S Bacha w aranżacji Pana Marcina Patrzałka. Polecam więcej Pana Marcina również w duetach z ichika Nito lub z Jesus Molina. Pozdrawiam 👍👍🇵🇱💕

There is a video of him playing Toccata And Fugue in D minor.

Chopin would be very happy with this virtuoso’s emotional interpretation of his( Chopin’s) deep and eternally haunting melody. “Moonlight Sonata”

@albertw3003

3 ай бұрын

Beethoven created it. ​

nice review from a man, who know about the guitar .something.good

His album Hush, with his compositions, show the musical wealth of Marcin. For my taste, his best song is For The Sleep, which has no video. They are themes composed when he was barely a teenager, enjoy them. Greetings from Chile. ☺️💖🇨🇱

Interpretazione fantastica Bravo Marcin Complimenti saluto cordialmente super commentario

He is so humble... His style flower petals on rivers... His time signatures and his own added touch to The master full pieces of yesterday.... With each piece that he recreates... Just phenomenal... At such a young age.. He destroys the steel string Acoustic guitars.. He's added such a flare Without Destroying the beauty ... He is just getting started.... With each video that Is released.. On all the social media platforms... It's hard for me to bypass any of his music..... A big hello from Florida & Toronto Canada

Thanks for your reaction! To your question - Marcin doesn't go too far with his innovations. In wikipedia you can read about Beethoven: "he extended his innovations in musical form and expression". I mean, innovation is a natural proces. What would Beethoven probably do if he lived nowadays? I think he would probably use the whole technical potential in musics as we have it now. And when you as a result get something so perfect and beautiful as that! I can only say - thank you Marcin!

👍😍👍❤️❤️❤️ Thank you 😊👍

I think he is a genious¡¡

@iap-ug3oy

Жыл бұрын

I have no doubt about it….How wonderful……

Nice reaction! He has done Bach's Toccata and Fugue. Would love to see your reaction to that one!

@grzegorzpotocki7098

Жыл бұрын

Agreed!!!

@annawnuk3713

Жыл бұрын

Oczywiście w aranżacji Pana Marcina Patrzałka. 👍👍

@idfreed

Жыл бұрын

His 'Toccata' arrangement is 🔥

@niktniewiem4785

11 ай бұрын

His Toccata is the best. My fav classical piece, and he makes it even better, incredible stuff.

This is without question the most beautiful guitar piece I have ever heard.

the word you were looking for is,''magic''.

I like the Marcin way to bring old classic to 21 century in this composition 👏🏻💕🎸

Hi. Can you Come t him other songs?

Stvarno se divim tvojoj "hrabrosti" da ovo komentarišeš sa gitarom u rukama !!!

More the better

Had his own way of playing

That was plucking fantastic!

I'd like to see him play Zarathustra in the style of Deodato, intertwined with his own style.

Great review!

Úžasné. Boží. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Nice to see the reference to the French guitarist Tina S. She hasn't posted in years, but did many nice covers while she was a teenager.

@mirosawagotto9480

Жыл бұрын

Genialnie

I generally thought that it was impossible to play the presto agitato from the moonlight sonata on the guitar, the instrument does not allow it

Music from the Gods!!!

Just noticed that exactly on 5:23 his fingers crossed on the neck in what seems to be almost impossible way... I consider my fingers to be freakishly flexible and I canNOT even place my fingers like that helping myself with another hand, let alone move them like that and add required pressure on top of that. But his other hand in this shot gives me answer how he does it... This guy is a DEMON. These nails...! XD

Music is a perpetual recreation of the same melodies. Mash up songs demonstrate that very well. Marcin is a fantastic guitarist. I began guitar on a folk and I know how it s hard to play like this with octavados, slides, fingers technics... It means a deep work with the instrument.

This is what classical music was lacking - freedom of beauty.

❤️🇵🇱❤️ Marcin

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

next ,,shradder guitaris young girl Ayu gusfanz,,, moonlight sonata,

Let them play a concert on one instrument. Shut up or step up Me to the organ thing

I play but im mot genius level

Make s it sound great

Great ,wunder kid .

just let us wait for say about 30 years. Maybe he will become a reall guitarist. Never judge too early ;)

I'm not really a fan of this guy, incredibly talented though he may be. I'm not really sure exactly why and I won't speculate here. That being said, he do just about all that which I usually hate to this piece, but somehow in a way I actually like. That is rather incredible.

Fryderyk Chopin to jego rodzina.

7:00 youre saying nothing bout strings. Hes playing on 13ns? 14ns?

Music has ALWAYS been interpreted by successive artists whether their version is appealing to the public or not. Purists are ill informed if they believe the composition must remain as written because technically it NEVER is. First, the sheet music's notation is ONLY a blueprint of the composition. It doesn't give us the composer's actual thought process in the writing and performance, so we're left with OUR own interpretation. Being a classical pianist who's spent hours practicing and refining my performance it comprised numerous small variances that probably differed from the composer's in order to achieve what I'm interpreting that will give the audience enjoyment. Do I vary the phrasing, tempo (faster or slower),more or less crescendo, diminuendo, the sharpness of staccato etc. Also the fact that the piece is subject to my state of mind, sad ,exuberant etc. A prime example of variation is a version of "'' babe I'm gonna leave you"' originally composed and preformed by Anne Bredon around 1959, later performance by Joan Baez in 1962, and then Led Zeppelin in September 68 recorded and in January 69 released their interpretation. The interpretive chasm from a folk singer's composition and performance to the variation of a Blues influenced hard rock band is so incredibly vast that it boggles the mind as to HOW the leap was made. Often the song will prompt people to seek out and listen to the original composition which is probably vastly different yet it keeps the music alive. The reason for using Led Zeppelin as an example is that their live performances of this song is NEVER the same at each venue due to their incredible improvisational ability which most bands will shy away from.

Bayt-hoven.

Why don't you pay him to do that

Did he purposely butchered (saying the name wrong) Beethoven's name?!?

Chopin..

If you say a piece is in a minor or major key then you've also colored their perception of what the work wants you to feel. The argument that a name is bad is just stupid on every level.

Little too much smoke 😂

God or his son might able There's another but I wouldn't comment

REACTS ALIPBATA

It wasnt too far ur too old 😂

the problem with Marcin is that it just doesn't sound good. Try listening to Sonke Meinen. He is better technically than Marcin and it still sounds amazing. Marcins music is not something anyone sane would ever listen to as music.

@positivethinking3977

2 ай бұрын

Your taste and rather your problem. Although I don't like all of Marcin's recordings due to his aggressive style, I think he is more talented. Talent is a feature that goes beyond mediocrity, something that escapes the control of convention. Such people will always inspire you to look at things differently. Whether you like it is another matter

Lewis Hamilton in guitar! It is F1!