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slayer_death
slayer_death#2 stormbringer13
#3 slayer_death
#4 stormbringer13
Но, вообще, мне интересно стало, что именно там нравится разным людям?
Ну, возьмем, ту же тему из «Рокки».
1. Народу нравится сама музыка, и ему без разницы, в каком виде слушать этот шедевр: хоть в оригинале, хоть на гитаре, хоть на шарманке.
2. Народу нравится сам факт, что эта музыка (независимо от ее художественной ценности) исполнена на гитаре.
3. Народу нравится данная, конкретная интерпретация этой темы, эта интерпретация цепляет и позволяет по новому взглянуть на эту музыку.
4. Народу просто нравится попса на гитаре (пусть хоть «Зайка моя», зато не нудно-академично)
5. В данном исполнении какая-то зашибись уникальная техника и зрелищность.
Прошу не воспринимать это как иронию. Мне на самом деле интересно, что привлекает людей и чем им нравятся такие вот исполнения?
#5 slayer_death
я бы добавил еще пункты
6. вам просто опостылела классика
7. когда вы играете в кругу друзей, не особо разбирающихся в репертуаре классической гитары, велика вероятность, что вас слушать просто не будут, а когда что то такое, известное всем, как например песенка из фильма, публика сразу оживляется. ведь слушателей нужно не в сон клонить, а наоборот преободрить, естественно нужно при этом разбираться что и перед кем играть.
этот черномазенький, ведь, не играет в концетном зале филармонии, а для вечера в каком нибудь кафе по моему очень даже.
#6 PAV
stormbringer13 (Aug 16 2008, 11:12) писал:
Но, вообще, мне интересно стало, что именно там нравится разным людям?
Ну, возьмем, ту же тему из «Рокки».
1. Народу нравится сама музыка, и ему без разницы, в каком виде слушать этот шедевр: хоть в оригинале, хоть на гитаре, хоть на шарманке.
2. Народу нравится сам факт, что эта музыка (независимо от ее художественной ценности) исполнена на гитаре.
3. Народу нравится данная, конкретная интерпретация этой темы, эта интерпретация цепляет и позволяет по новому взглянуть на эту музыку.
4. Народу просто нравится попса на гитаре (пусть хоть «Зайка моя», зато не нудно-академично)
5. В данном исполнении какая-то зашибись уникальная техника и зрелищность.
#7 slayer_death
PAV (Aug 16 2008, 20:28) писал:
#8 kamgor21
stormbringer13 (Aug 16 2008, 12:08) писал:
Но, вообще, мне интересно стало, что именно там нравится разным людям?
Что нравится людям?
Naudo Rodrigues: an amazingly talented musician
Just yesterday I discovered the amazing musician Naudo Rodrigues. Here is a short bio of his I found online:
He began to play guitar at age five. He belongs to a family of musicians, but never went to any school or music conservatory. He’s an autodidact. He learned to play guitar by jamming with other musicians, and he played all musical styles. He worked with various musician groups in Recife, Bahia and Rio de Janeiro (Brasil), recording the album “Vento Norte” with the group Karetas, which was No. 1 in sales in Brasil in 1982. In 1989 he decided to cross the Atlantic Ocean with his brother, who is also a musician. They worked in Lisbon for two years, dedicating themselves to Afro-Brazilian music. In 1992 he made a tour for Spain with the orchestra Linea Continua, participating in the “Autumn Jazz” of Zamora (Castilla) where he played with saxophonist Quique Macias. Since 1993 he has been living on Tenerife Island where he works playing jazz clubs, hotels and cultural centers and participating as a guitarist in recordings for several artists. In 2002 he recorded a CD entitled “Alone with my guitar”. He is also part of the band Madeira Choro with other Spanish musicians dedicated to Brazilian music. His guitar is a semi-acoustic electric Alhambra.
The fact that he is an autodidact probably explains his most original interpretation technique: he plays non-flamenco music in spite of using a flamenco-style technique. See for yourself how he interprets Gary Moore’s superb “Still Got The Blues” ( you can listen to the original here):
His harmonizations are also absolutely superb. See his version of the Bee Gees’ “How Deep is your love” (original here):
Finally, I want to share his interpretation of Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean” (original here):
To me, this is what guitar music should be: not “respectable” instrument for playing “proper” music for folks with suits in conservatories, but a popular instrument for improvisation and the re-interpretation of each melody or harmony. The guitar is about *freedom* in all its expressions, not “respectability”. Baroque, Jazz, Flamenco, Rock, Blues, Manouche/Gypsy, Celtic or Indian music – you name it – the guitar can do it all and better than any other instrument (in my highly biased opinion) because the guitar reinvents herself (yes, I think of a guitar as “she”) over and over again. I don’t particularly care for the Bee Gees or Michael Jackson, but when their music is re-invented by a talented guitarist, it becomes a small masterpiece.
If you are as impressed by Naudo Rodrigues as I am, you can download his album on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/Naudo-Rodrigues/dp/B00FFRCIM6/
There are also a lot of his videos on YouTube – check them out.
PS: I just came across another amazing video of Naudo Rodrigues, this time playing the (rather ugly) Bee Gees’ composition “Stayin’ Alive” (original here):
Notice how he simultaneously combines rhythm, harmony and melody and turns a rather dull composition into a superb performance!
PPS: This evening I found a bossa version of Autumn Leaves where he also improvises while playing the backing chords 🙂
Local Musician Stuns Tourists With Awesome Rendition Of “Stayin’ Alive”
Who Is Naudo Rodriguez?
Most musicians and guitar freaks are aware of the name ‘Naudo Rodriguez’. He is one of the best guitarists in the world and is loved by many. Sit back and watch Naudo entertaining with this amazing acoustic version of “Stayin’ Alive”.
About Naudo
Naudo started learning to play the guitar at the age of five. He came from a family of musicians, but never attended any musical schools. He is completely self-taught. Tenerife is where he most recently has been performing with some holidaymakers reporting he still plays at the Monkey Bravo bar/restaurant in Playa de las Americas.
You’ll quickly see why this man is regarded as one of the best, lesser-known, guitarists in the world. In this awesome cover, Naudo is playing the bass, rhythm and lead guitar all in one covering Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean”.
With limited information being published about the musician, some people have been wondering if he is still playing in Tenerife. Some holidaymakers on TripAdvisor’s forums said, “We have so missed his music there, it’s the highlight of our holiday to sit and listen to him play.”
His talents are very impressive and completely mesmerising to watch, it’s no wonder people are missing him on their holidays. The video below is of Naudo playing the Bee Gees classic “Staying Alive” in the Bravo bar. Watch the video below of Naudo’s cover of “Eye of the Tiger”.
Back in 1982, he had a number 1 in the Brazillian music charts with an album called “Vento Norte” which he released with the Karetas Group. After his Brazilian no.1 Naudo and his brother, also a musician, went to London. They lived there for two years promoting Afro-Brazilian music before moving to Tenerife in 1993.
If anyone has been to Tenerife recently and seen this man playing, please let us know and comment with any other information you have about him. He is a real musician, with real talent and it’s a shame there isn’t more information about him online.