I saw Pavel Steidl in concert about ten years ago and I remember he gave a surprising but also enjoyable concert by doing two things: playing on a 19th century Russian guitar (which has a rather different sound to the usual classical guitar) & spontaneously breaking into song as he played old baroque pieces!

I had the privilege of seeing Pavel play live in Australia a year or so back. I just love how expressive he is with his face and whole body when he plays. You can see how much he feel its. He is also technical amazing as this video demonstrates. A true treasure.

youve just got to love Pavel !

Happy B-day Maestro Steidl!

Bravooo!!!

excellent composition from Maestro Domeniconi

Excelente!

!!!!!Bravo!!!!

Супер !!!

Extraordinario,Maestro

Espectacular. Sin palabras.

@danielhutchinson7073

6 жыл бұрын

Me, too.

UN TONO INCREIBLE

De otro mundo el Maestro Steidl. Bravo!!!

Genius!

Most of this music comes from another dimension. In fact this man is an extraterrestrial

@ArielEduardoAlba

8 жыл бұрын

+Nuria Pujalte Hernández Steidl? Domeniconi? Hendrix? All of the above?

subjuguant!

Interesting!

Hendrix - Domeniconi - Steidl ....enough said...

I want to see more similar good russian classical guitarist at international music stage with older russian repertoir !

Aces.

what is that whistling sound at 9:30 ?

@llVincentRockll

10 жыл бұрын

Son polífonicos. Al cantar una nota con cierta frecuencia llega a resonar con la guitarra y el choque de ambos instrumentos provoca armónicos. Muy difícil de obtener y son contadas las piezas que usan ese efecto. Es mucho más común en instrumentos de aliento.

@RodAlmaraz

10 жыл бұрын

***** En un rasgueado común y corriente, eso viene en la partitura. Eso si hay que practicarlo un rato.

@llVincentRockll

10 жыл бұрын

Muchas gracias ¿Me podrías explicar más de ese efecto?

@scherzo0o

9 жыл бұрын

He's employing that sometimes. In Steidl's own composition Ithaca, he's doing the same thing.

2:25 that funny tone

lol is that the US anthem at 12:22?

@skatastolako

9 жыл бұрын

yes, Hendrix himself had played a part of the US anthem in a live performance, don't remember time/place but I am 100% sure about that because when I heard it in this composition I felt surprised about how the composer connected those things in his brain :P (pardon my english it is New Year's Eve and I am 90% drunk at the moment)

@lawrenceballack5506

9 жыл бұрын

skatastolako Hendrix recorded his own deranged psychedelic arrangement of 'The Star Spangled Banner' (aka "The USA Anthem") and has performed it live at most of his shows since. His most iconic performance was at Woodstock as seen in the film, 'Woodstock' - where he performed it in its entirety.

@skatastolako

9 жыл бұрын

thank you for the extra info

@BazzTriton

8 жыл бұрын

+kikkom4n YEAAAH!

The classical repertoire, old and modern, contains hundreds upon hundreds of great pieces. Not sure this is one of them.

@RandomMocker

3 жыл бұрын

This is a masterpiece! The Mongolian throat singing really comes out much clearer and sings above the dramatic arpeggiated section when performed live. I'd really recommend seeing this live (and performed by Pavel!) if at all possible!

Interesting - it depicts how Hendrix might have practiced/warmed-up/worked-out new material. An embellishment on this would be to use an electric guitar, a wah-wah pedal, and an amp. Further embellishments would be to add a drummer and a bass player. The final touch would be period clothing... and maybe some 'incense and peppermints'...

aniello desiderio is way better .. more polished .. smooth with finesse

guitar music for guitarists, waiting for real composers to write for guitar

Don't know about the rest of you.. but this bored the shit out of me

@MethenySco

6 жыл бұрын

You're not the only one...

@personaljesus000

5 жыл бұрын

@Mark Lis I think they were expecting something a little less boring, you've never watched a video and didn't like it Mark?

@MrMrSanti

5 жыл бұрын

Clearly this musical style isn't forma everyone, not all Hendrix fans dig this musical language

Look, this piece is about eleven minutes too long and there just ain't enough swing. 'Nah mean?

Gives me a headache.

To self indulgent .

@austinkeller_synesthesiac

8 жыл бұрын

+GuildF40 You are confusing pride with someone who is emotionally connecting with the piece they are playing.

@GuildF40

8 жыл бұрын

Austin Keller I know lots about being a musician sadly as I play for a living and have done for over 17 years. To answer your second comment I am fully aware of people connecting and those simply being "To self indulgent" and this guy is exactly that. :)

@EarlLedden

8 жыл бұрын

+GuildF40 You mean like Glenn Gould?

@GuildF40

8 жыл бұрын

Just next to "Love me Central"

@GuildF40

8 жыл бұрын

Earl Ledden Yea

I'm not sure Jimi would dig this piece.

@MrMrSanti

5 жыл бұрын

Jimi was an open minded musician, although he had a clear preference for blues, he enjoyed other styles, an example of this was his encounter with Robert Fripp of King Crimson, which was a banda with a very wide musical style and Hendrix admired them

@MrPDTaylor

Жыл бұрын

I am sure he would love it.

@neilwilsonpresents8797

Жыл бұрын

This makes no connection to Jimi Hendrix. Stay in your lane Carlo, thanks for you opinion's though guys

Technically very nice, musically quite boring

Говно произведение, про говно-исполнителя. Тренчание по струнам.

Pavel is a brilliant performer but I really don't know where Domeniconi wanted to go with this. As a tribute to Hendrix, it has no melody, no timing or groove. I was quite disappointed in this. As a piece of avant-garde music, it fails to involve or even strike the listener to contemplate. Bit of a waste of 14 minutes really.

came for some music, left disappointed

seems more like an insult to Hendrix than an hommage..