Stephanie, My mother was born 99 years ago on November 19th 1921. She passed away 5 hours ago, on this day in November. I could not have imagined finding this song in this video today. It is so beautiful and It is exactly how I will remember her. Thank you for this, I feel like you played it specifically for me, knowing I would need to hear it today. Chris

@ibnsina9486

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry about your loss, Cris. Stay strong.

@tritone3284

3 жыл бұрын

I am sorry for your lost she is in a better place now. Stay in your heart calm and warm in this cold November month. God bless you.

@giuseppeguadagno6025

3 жыл бұрын

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@russelljackman1413

3 жыл бұрын

May God bless you, with peace and comfort, Chris. Families are forever.

@voornaam3191

3 жыл бұрын

@Gilberto Pieffer No! What the F are you doing here? Leave your girlfriend. She is better off without you. Hacking accounts is repulsive. You should warn Insta and enjoy your reward. Might be millions. Fool!

No real need to comment on your playing. Beautiful will suffice. 'The guitar tone , however is unbelievable. May be the most superb nylon sound guitar I have heard in my 67 years. And I've heard a few. The luthier is a genius.

Exquisite tone, and the fragmented rosette is a very cool signature look.

I see Stephanie I click. Aussie Treasure. Beast on the Guitar. Beauty on the Eye.

I really apreciate you letting the artisan speak. If it wasn't for you I wouldn't be able to hear a guitar maker speak so soon. It would be interesting to hear other artisans that make other instruments speak. I am poor and a beginner so I had to rely on my teacher to choose a guitar for me. It wasn't an personally made one, but I'll treasure it for my teacher's effort of travelling far with me to choose the best quality guitar I could buy with the money I had. By the way nowadays I think musical instrumets crafting is more interesting than weapon crafting. I came from martial arts so it used to be the other way around.

@kingbrutusxxvi

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck on your journey, Bruno. I've been playing for over 40 years and the one thing you'll learn is that, in some ways, you're always a "beginner". I've played professionally since the late 1980s and I still learn new things all the time. That's one of the most beautiful things about being creative. Stay safe. Cheers from Florida.

Beautiful guitar, beautiful sound - and of course the guitarist.

That guitar Zucali made for you is splendid. Every string is audible in every part of its range without becoming dominant except tot he extent that yoo make it dominate.

I always enjoy watching the process. Wonderful presentation of a beautiful instrument. Funny thing though...when I first started building, they told this one joke that has lived with me nearly 18 years and it is real conviction that overcomes it......“ Optimism: a luthier with a mortgage”.

I love the sort of Art Deco rosette, very original but so well done that it looks in keeping with a classical instrument. As good as it looks, it sounds even better! I would love to hear it in ten, twenty years - if any of us are still around. I wish you joy of your lovely new guitar, Stephanie. Your artistry deserves such a fine foil.

I’ve enjoyed meeting you through your talking, and through your brilliant playing which seems to be for me alone. Thank you Stephanie for being you!

And a nylon-string archtop, my favourite unicorn! As a biologist I get a nice chuckly out of the story about altruism among trees, how they draw less water when they receive a signal that a neighbouring tree is not getting enough. We can't ever ask them but my guess would be that there's a less noble explanation: saving a resource that's getting scarce and preparing for a period of shortage. The effect is the same, of course :)

Wow! This video is so well done! Well shot, well edited, and of course masterful musical performances. My father was a luthier so I love when our fellow musicians truly revere the work of the folks who make our livelihoods possible. Thanks Stephanie, this is fantastic!! ❤️

@classicalguitar-passion

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree

It was a nice video, and i do appreciate the craftsmanship of a seasoned luthier. You have to remember though....wood is not a living or breathing piece of material...it is the carcass....the remnant of something that gave its life for our enjoyment.

Thanks for the insightful tour that this video provided us and for your exceptionally beautifully playing!

Video is fascinating from head to toe, thank you for making it!

Very well done vid and I think your love of the new guitar shines through with your playing at the end!!

Thank you, this was really fascinating to watch and so good to hear the final result.

So beautiful. Thank you for sharing your amazing gifts

So touchingly beautiful, all three, Stephanie, the guitar and the song! Made me cry!!

Years down the road, you will fully realize that this was the most gratifying and rewarding purchase (of anything) you have made you're entire life. I've read much about violin making and about the famous makers.....worked for a custom guitar luthier (custom electric guitars) and can tell you without doubt that Daniel is a master builder of the very highest caliber. Play your new guitar a lot.....the more time you put on it the better and better it will sound. I have about a 40 year old Maderia by Guild that sounds absolutely wonderful to me.....and in beautiful shape too. You are making me want to start playing classical fingerstyle! I love my Maderia.....but your guitar is truly a modern day masterpiece!! Thank you for giving me the inspiration to play something more than neo-classical rock guitar.

Thank you so much for sharing the making of this beautiful instrument. You both are artists in your endeavors

Beautiful sounds from your new guitar, especially when I listen on headphones. Thank you.

Superb video and so interesting as you don't often get to see from start to finished instrument, and to hear and see you play with such feeling is just so magical, can't wait for your next one🥰

Awesome video and I love your guitar playing .Thank Stephanie.

Just so beautiful. What an exquisite sound, beautiful piece, beautiful guitar, beautifully played.

Very nice guitar! Most classical guitar players ask for traditional instruments and most luthiers don't dare to think outside the box.

Flawless perfect playing at last of this wonderful video!

What a gift to be able to listen to you play one of my favorite pieces at the end of this incredible showcase of craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing both his work, and your playing.

Very touching perfomance !!! Beatiful, with soul, as always!!!

Wow! A very informative video with beautiful music as well. Thank you, Stephanie. I will keep all this in mind.

Beautiful! Guitar, music and artist. Thank you 🙏

Lovely editing, shooting, and writing. And as always extraordinary playing...

I am so excited for you! What a blessing to have an instrument that enhances your technical skill and the feeling you give each performance. Thanks for sharing this experience.

Thank you so much for sharing this!

Wonderful video and a most beautiful sounding instrument. Thank you for showcasing its tonal quality with such a lovely piece ... And you speak as well as you play! Well done Stephanie!

This is nice. You are a charming story teller. Thanks for introducing me to the sensitive luthier, Zucali.

Congrats to this new guitar. Wonderful instrument for a wonderful player. Can‘t wait to hear you play it live when the time is right. All the best.

Thank you so much for sharing this with us! So much beauty in this documentary. YAY!

Video hermoso amigo que orgullo todo lo que has crecido desde que te conocí en 2003!

just a side note to this vid, the one element of your playing that always stops me in my tracks is the harp like tone of your softer touch and harmonics, its truely breathtaking, bravo, stephanie you are unique. play on.....

A beautiful instrument, played with sheer perfection! What peace you bring my to soul!

It is beautiful to be able to watch your fingers working and hear the wonderful tones your produce on the guitar. Thank you for your videos.

All of your playing touches me as Christmas music does. That is a wonderful thing.

Truly a masterpiece. I can't express the admiration and feeling of awe to hear you playing on such amazing instrument, and knowing that it can only get better with time for both artist and instrument. Congratulations Stephanie.

As long as I've been a subscriber how have I never heard her speak? Her voice is as delicate and musical as her talent and what an awesome post to make the weekend even better. Stay safe everyone. Cheers from Florida.

@darkone9572

3 жыл бұрын

Ive never heard her speak and her English is spot on !

Thank you very much for the video...very passionate and lovely artisan craftsmanship!

Another great video and performance, thank you...Bravissima....I wish you and your loved ones joy, safety, and comfort for the coming holiday season, and all the best of life's experiences in the future.

Stephanie, I just loved this latest video exploring the workshop of Daniel Zucali. Your playing is always wonderful but I also enjoy your videos that explore the world of guitar, luthiers and innovation. Keep them coming. Cheers

Outstanding video. It is wonderful to hear the words of the craftsman describing everything from where the wood comes from to how to it impacts the performance of the guitar. Watching his hands at works is as delightful as listening to you play. You are both masterful.

Thanks, very intriguing. The playing and the sound from this guitar are outstanding.

That was a lovely piece of music that you played at the end.

As one of the guitarists said: like a piece of modern architecture. Well done!

Great sound from your new guitar. Also, I really like how you made this video great job !! keep it up !!

so beautiful! thank you!

Beautiful music and beautiful guitars and a beautiful existential observation of the connectivity and communal responses oa a forest. I certainly did not expect to have my mind markedly expanded by watching this video, but now I have a wider view on life. Thank you.

Amazing. Specially the texture is very good. I also think that was a special experience to be a part of the entire process and the comment which you share as "I feel a deeper connection with the instrument", I loved that. When I choose my own guitar, I felt that too. It is not like an unliving thing. Something breathing and feeling what I feel, loving me unconditionally, always there to discover deepest emotions inside my soul.

It has an amazing tone. This video was a lot of fun to watch!

That was enlightening. His attention to building your guitar looks just as passionate as your attention to playing it. What a fascination evolution of relationships from how he picked wood that grew in certain ways to how he worked with it in his special ways to make your guitar, so that you could play it in your talented way. Fascinating.

Warmth from bass to treble, sustain, colors, perfect. Electrified electrifying without the shocks. People often understand things by defining what they are not - it happens here too, funny. Well, Ms. Jones, there is a song about you: "Have you met Ms. Jones?" and it needs an improvisational arrangement in the classical Spanish guitar style, I guess, to become your theme tune? Not an English nor a German native speaker - there was so much going on here. The fat Austrian accent - I had to stop reading the subtitle translation, close my eyes and listen, for me to understand what he was saying. If only not to get distracted by this girl, cute as a bug, flirting with the camera, that speaks in a down under English accent with hunches of a German accent. But it was the music that made me subscribe.

Just ama,ing. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

I've worked with wood for nearly 60 years, but could never hope to make such a fine instrument. Daniel has incredible talent, as do you, Stephanie.

@jimmycricket7385

5 ай бұрын

Don't underestimate yourself. I bet you could make a fine instrument with care and patience and forethought. Remember the five P's. Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance. Making a guitar isn't rocket science, my friend.

That's probably the best looking and sounding classical guitar I've ever witnessed. Amazing playing, and fantastic video. Thank you youtube algorithm for this awesome content. Subscribed! 🎼🎶🎵🎼❤️💞💕

this is insanely pretty. I love the detail of the fretboard shaping where it meets the soundhole.

Thank you. It's so good to get educated in a subtle and meaningful way. It was wonderful to get all the perspectives from three very different Individuals. The Song at the end demonstrated clearly the superiority of the Instrument. Thank you!

Wunderbares Viodeo. Stephanie, please record and film soon with your new guitar! You belong to the very best musicians.

I am amazed at the quality of playing of the young masters I've discovered on youtoob lately, and you are the grooviest of them & I like you a lot Stephanie!

Never heard you talk before! It's nice getting a voice behind the face. I watch your videos all the time, especially the Piazzolla pieces! Keep it up Stephanie:)

Fantastic video. I am always interested in how people create guitars. You have a very beautiful instrument that will only get better with age. Love your playing. Thanks for sharing!!!!

Such a deep and emotional playing you got ! An adventure every time !

What a beautiful video ... I am a guitarist, a photographer and also sometimes I work in my guitar construction workshop ... I really enjoy your videos playing the guitar but this one in particular fills me with emotion because it touches on four important themes in my life: music, guitar, construction and photography for the landscapes you show ... thanks for sharing this. I hope I can meet you one day and be at one of your concerts ...

beautiful guitar. Beautiful artist. Beautiful playing. Sigh. Made my day. Thank you. (guitarist and amateur luthier)

It’s surprising and interesting to see how your guitar was built and your very nice performance with her. Thank you very much for sharing the video

What a great video! And we got to hear your voice.

Beautiful music on a beautiful guitar. Enjoyed watching the documentary!

En español: suena increible tu nueva guitarra Stephanie! Felicitaciones! Ademas tienes una voz muy dulce, bonito oirte y apreciar tus interpretaciones!

Just realized, November is also my birth month, I should go relearn this piece again... Awesome!!!!

Exciting you got to be physically present during the process of the instrument being made! I'm a violinist that commissioned an instrument and it's due to be finished sometime between February and March and I can't wait! Congratulations on the instrument. It sounds beautiful!

Hermoso video. Daniel Zucali es un Crack!! Abrazos

Love the luthier’s Austrian accent. The translations were pretty good. Lovely video thanks.

I love watching artists perform their chosen craft whether it's painting, drawing, or master craftsmen who choose wood, metal or glass as their media. Of course my favorite is musicians! Beautiful new instrument! Beautiful performance. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe and healthy 🙏❤️

OMG !! Stephenie, you are so amazing !! Chose your love well, for mortals are undeserving !!!

Beautiful instrument beautifully played.

@johnnycondor

3 жыл бұрын

This is the gist of what I wish to say as well. I'm impressed and inspired by everything here.

Don't understand the 13 dislikes at this moment ? Beautiful instrument, beautifully played by a beautiful woman.

@ubatooba8467

3 жыл бұрын

Most were from Yngwie.....

The guitar looks and sounds great. It helps that you can play it so well.

Thanks for the subtitles! I've actually really liked this and the Interesting Instruments video. :3

What a deep resonate tone this beauty has. The bass and treble end perfectly compliments each other. Stephanie's talent plays a huge part in the overall sound of this guitar. I could listen to her play this instrument all day!

loved your little fills in the Novembre... sweet

It is lovely to see you play an instrument that is worthy of your virtuosity

Nice i love the way you feel every note!

If you looked at me like you did Daniel, I would literally melt on the spot! Lol - What an awesome and insightful post, thank you very much.

Hey Stephanie, congrats to your brand new guitar. She looks really nice and sounds beautiful. Thank you for the sample. It's a great pleasure, listen too you two ladies. 😏

The only sad part is you can't share what you are going through in your mind while you playing and appreciating the beauty in your hands. BRAVO fantastic

This is great. I've admired your playing for awhile but it's really nice to see you in this context, talking and discussing guitar making. I see you have one of the newYamaha amps in the background, maybe you can do a segment like this about that amp. Continued success.

Eine tolle Kurzdoku mit vielen inspirierenden musikalischen Momenten. Eine Hommage an die hohe Kunst des Gitarrenbaus - filmtechnisch und künstlerisch beeindruckend umgesetzt! Bravo!

Brilliant! Thank you

Excellent and wonderful video! Congratulations! 👌🏻😉

The way is through wood lovely,Also a walk into woods lovely places to practice.

It's a wonderful video, very well filmed.

So much love to your musical talent and passion.

Reassuring to see there are musicians of the new generation who've got it where it counts.