Thursday, April 20, 2006
2nd round... Segovia
aaaah... sweet weakness for a good played guitar... a slow tremolo, the first line shows up... crescendo... and alone, resembling that moment when someone loved goes away without a previous call not even giving the time to see their shadow stepping out the room in silence... just a quiet moment, when you just hold your breath to do not cry in that precise moment, and relax to let yourself drown into the pain... slowly... slowly... inhale, exhale... recall and bood bye... there are not tears this time... there are not unspoken words left behind... only that love that might last until both of us die...
andante? hahaha, I never paid atention to learn the slight difference between tempos... rondo? hahahha.. feels like that, fastly and playful like a child on the field, astonished with the view running to every new spot, taking a little break between each one to catch their breath and ... run again!... oooh... sounds like this child got their parents preching them! what have they done? have too much fun? but it's never enough but it's wise to always take care of oneself... that's the way there'll be always a complete "oneself" to play... wise call
ca-no-nic...barroque... what can i say? even though it sounds like an exercise... it's always beautiful
it's a shame that i don't know the name of this song, neither who's playing it... i respect BB King and Clapton a lot but i don't thing that one of them would had been the person who played this piece, besides it's quite far from their style... and technique... so... i'll just enjoy it!
NOW just to make it REALLY GOOD... Raul Garcia Zarate's version of Pukllay Taki (a traditional song from Ayacucho)... the way he plays the guitar... hell, he's the MASTER! and it might be because my blood's been called by the sound, my heart is filled with joy with the songs he rescued from oblivion... i feel like i would be dancing just like we use to do during the carnivals up there in the mountains, all surrounded by browns and grays and greens and blues and that dryness in the air and the delicious food made by many people with the happiness of the celebration... you should see them to understand... by now... i'm just smiling while i picture the whole scenario
andante? hahaha, I never paid atention to learn the slight difference between tempos... rondo? hahahha.. feels like that, fastly and playful like a child on the field, astonished with the view running to every new spot, taking a little break between each one to catch their breath and ... run again!... oooh... sounds like this child got their parents preching them! what have they done? have too much fun? but it's never enough but it's wise to always take care of oneself... that's the way there'll be always a complete "oneself" to play... wise call
ca-no-nic...barroque... what can i say? even though it sounds like an exercise... it's always beautiful
it's a shame that i don't know the name of this song, neither who's playing it... i respect BB King and Clapton a lot but i don't thing that one of them would had been the person who played this piece, besides it's quite far from their style... and technique... so... i'll just enjoy it!
NOW just to make it REALLY GOOD... Raul Garcia Zarate's version of Pukllay Taki (a traditional song from Ayacucho)... the way he plays the guitar... hell, he's the MASTER! and it might be because my blood's been called by the sound, my heart is filled with joy with the songs he rescued from oblivion... i feel like i would be dancing just like we use to do during the carnivals up there in the mountains, all surrounded by browns and grays and greens and blues and that dryness in the air and the delicious food made by many people with the happiness of the celebration... you should see them to understand... by now... i'm just smiling while i picture the whole scenario
# posted by Greta @ 21:13 
