Nicholas Petrou - H.Villa-Lobos - Prelude No. 3

Guitar made by Fleta.

[JaxonBurn]

Such a wonderful piece of music. There’s something magical about that final section— the melody played without any bass or accompanying notes; the guitar just singing the melody sadly by itself, followed by a chord. Then it happens again— the melody, followed by a chord, and again and again, descending note by note each time until it finally reaches the bittersweet resolution.

[emilyilmaz]

Bonjour monsieur Petrou, je ne sais pas si vous lirez ce commentaire mais j'étais un de vos élèves pendant 6 ans à la Caroline et je suis content de voir vos vidéos. Vous étiez un prof génial

[michelrocker]

Magnifique ! et magnifiquement joué ! Les "couleurs de l'harmonie" sont si brésiliennes...

[marca]

You played this piece so beautifully and the sound and video were also excellent.
Thank you for your efforts and for sharing with us. 🎵

[pfgcvrb]

This is beautiful I am so happy to see you’re back!

[Picasso_Picante]

You're phrasing is just unbelievably good. You play music the way I hear it. Thank you.

I like your interpretation, very elegant with just the affect it needs, not much but at the right places. Many guitarists realize the chords with the thumb, witch is not a bad idea but often with not enough control of the tone and dynamic of all the notes of the chord, especially the last one ! I am pleased to see that I am not alone realizing them with p, i, m, a 🙂 Thank you for posting the video and bravo !

[marcosPRATA]

Lento, contemplativo, interpretação com sentimento!

[claudioh]

Absolutely beyond beautiful. Maestro may you continue sharing with us your beautiful talent via you tube. This guitar would make L.S. Weiss guitar transcriptions sound beautiful. Have you done any recordings of Weiss lute suites? Thank you kindly.

[szabogabor]

I thought this work is a bit boring. But after this performance I think I was wrong. Thank you for your interpretation.

[rosarioperez]

I never got rid of my LP récord of the 60’s and 70’s, amontonados tiempos Yepez, Bream, Sabicas, Almeida, etc., but I hay never Heras of Nicholas Petrou. It was recently that I discovered this amazing guitarist. Thanks a los Mr. Petrou for sharing whit us teselada videos and please, never stop platino the guitar.

[XiallaLife]

Brilliant and sublime. Reminds us all of the importance of nuance and understatement. Just when I was losing hope for the classical guitar.

[Bernis]

Nichola Perron! Very nice interprétation Je t’ai entendu souvent jouer des pièces de musique vraiment extraordinaire le fait que tu garde ligne musicale durant toute la pièce garde sa couleur et son ensemble tonal la même chose que Julie Bream. On voit la qualité et la facilité de la main droite qui gère très bien les variations des pièces de Villa Lobos.
Je t’avais déjà entendu jouer «  Solemne «  de Barrios Mangore ( the best i ever seen)
Bravo 👍🎼🎼🎄🎄🎄

[RealGreekNews]

Segovia, Fampas, Asimakopoulos .. perfect sound above all. Brilliant.

[jim_jim]

The best, not one of, versìon of this music dedicated to Bach 😤.

[beatricemusciomusic]

Beautiful! I'm studying this piece too...Hope I'll be able to play it like you!

[estebanquinones]

I've never heard something so jazzy but with classical roots until I saw this and HOLY CRAP did you play that well.

[KonstantinosStergioulis]

Νίκο μπράβο!!! Είσαι ένας απίστευτος μουσικός που παίζει με τόσο ευσθησία!!!

[dmitrygit]

Sounds very good! Along with this, it should be noted that the composer wrote "f" in the second movement. He dedicated it to Bach and, also, the composer himself has a rather assertive sounding style.

[rosarioperez]

Sorry, a lot of mistakes with my Spanish keyboard