William Yelverton performs: Gavotte et Doubles in A minor by Jean-Philippe Rameau on alto guitar

[kerryalt]

Beautifully done!

[jkramerm]

amazing! and I love this instrument! is there a way i could get this transcription?

[sofie1145]

Brilliant! Thank you for sharing! Excellent!

[NeoBossman]

Actually it's a harpsichord piece from the Nouvelle Suites de Pieces de Clavecin of 1728. WHY would anyone want to play this on the piano, when it sounds SO much better on the guitar?! Great transciption!

[blackbecks]

oh, couldn't imagine that I could hear this work by a guitar. great performance.

great music. wonderful transcription. thank you

[Homerojay79]

Sew those hands off! They belong to a museum.

[Homerojay79]

So...you CAN play piano on the guitar.

[davehshs]

Beautiful! It is strange and amazing to hear a guitar pitched so high.

[fingaz000]

Wow! This is excellent!



[yumeybaconcutout]

saw this guy tonight, incredible :D

[greekathanasios]

everything is perfect except for decoration ... what is the box back?

Congratulations for the wonderful musical performance

[Jonlemaar]

Bill is my guitar teacher and friend. At the time he was playing this he was the only known guitarist to have played these works. They are his personal transcriptions of this music. He always amazed me in the classroom. He would walk onto the stage, cold, and shred like he had been warming up for an hour.

[abwytron]

grande!!!

[Lampooka]

Absolutely beautiful!!! Wonderfully talented guitarist.

[LucidApex1]

I love your transcriptions for guitar! Very awesome stuff!

[Vatjalainen]

Is that a concerto-guitar? A small quint-guitar? It looks like a standard guitar.

[iamjohn]

this piece never gets old.

[hikerboater]

Standard tuning but up a fourth. (First string is pitched in A).

[jczalaquett]

William Yelverton performs the Gavotte et ses 6 Doubles, in e-minor ( Original in A minor) with a standard tuning, and there is not a scordatura change. It is a brilliant, superb and awesome performing.

[prssgman23]

If you can't hear the pitch being higher than standard tuning... i suggest ear training.

[dyrevennen]

Hi, and thanks for posting! Very beautiful and very impressive. Your arpeggio at the end amazed me. :-) Keep up the good work.

[sibionic]

I can play this on keyboard - this is really, truly wonderful. Never heard JPR on guitar before.

[pwilso11]

i really love the sound of your guitar for this piece. fantastic!

[netwitted]

emotive, yet remarkable precision. A wonderful performance. Thank you!