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One of Segovia's best students? (4,9)
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#89978. Asked by nibbles0011. (Dec 17 07 9:35 AM)
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scalar
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My first thought was John Williams, but that's 4,8.
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zbeckabee

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Abel Carlevaro --
In a letter to Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco from the late 50's Segovia writes:"...three of the guitarists contending for first prize in Geneva are among my best students: the Spaniard Narciso Yepes, the Venezuelan Alirio Diaz, and the Uruguayan Abel Carlevaro."
http://www.mangore.com/abel_carlevaro_article.html
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AyatollahK
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Realistically, there are two best answers, neither of which are 4,9: Christopher Parkening and John Williams.
http://www.tar.gr/en/content/content.php?id=498
This list doesn't include any prominent students who fit the 4,9 spacing.
http://www.egtaguitarforum.org/ExtraArticles/SegoviaTeaching.html
"To be invited to play in master classes given by Segovia was, to say the least, an interesting experience.... Among the sixty or seventy people gathered there are a number of faces one recognises from record covers – Ghiglia, Lorimer, Fierens, Barbosa Lima, Evangelos and Liza [Assimakopoulos], Parkening."
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AyatollahK
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Whoops, didn't run across Carlevaro, who fits. Sorry.
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satguru

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Had it been 4,8 I'd have said John Williams plus my late grandpa Ivor Mairants, who just had one lesson but could still have made the claim after a 70 year professional career.
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zbeckabee

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Seriously? He was your grandpa??? WAY too cool!!! I am a huge fan of his!!!
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nibbles0011
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Thanks everyone I think I will go with Abel Carlevaro
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