BACH Gavotte en rondeau

[demarezmichel]

Belle Gavotte Connaissez-vous la mienne ?

Michel Démarez

[moonpagan]

That was absolutely beautiful! The discipline and dedication shows in your magnificant playing style and technique. Excellent! :)

Ron.

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[dricaaudi]

Bravissimo!!!

Mi piace molto la Partita nº 3!

[poupoule22]

un tantinet trop rapide a mon goût, mais bravo vous avez tout mon respect

[krometor]

Excelent, vous savez vraiment comment jouer ce sorte de pièce. Great job dude.

Bravo!!!!

[guitaresida]

merci pour le compliment

amitiés

pat

[badflamenco]

Ornamentation mor intricate than anything I ever heard from Christopher Parkening, and so fluid! Bravo!

[guitaresida]

thanks a lot

best regard

Pat

[crn40]

Very good, I haven't seen something this good in a long time. Superb Job.

[guitaresida]

thank you very much

best

Patrick

[Ataral]

The best performance in the net. Congratulation.

Cheers/Tarik

[guitaresida]

Hi , Tarik !

thank you very much

Best

[biigzen]

une interprétation magnifique!!

[galliard1981]

Very well!!!Bravo!

I like the background... nice idea!

[philomelodia]

You're quite good. Question, though, why such a fast tempo? I've always heard this much slower and almost meditative. What's the actual score say about tempo?

[guitaresida]

I admit that it is a bit fast. I wanted to remember that it was a dance too

[philomelodia]

Is a Gavotte a fast dance? I know a giga is since in lute works of that period, I always note that they are played allegrissimo or presto. There are slow dances for baroque music too, not just fast ones. I believe alemands and sarabandes are among these. Where do Gavottes fall?

[3Giogiogio]

I like what you did with this piece. The dynamic range is a little narrow, but no more than a typical John Williams performance, for example.

What is missing in the dynamics is more than made up for in changes in timbre and tempo. I found this very expressive and interesting. Bravo!

[spainguitar901]

you cant include bach in the seventeenth century

bach has a different style..

bach wrote this suite and this piece for lute and its played very soft, you need to listen this piece in lute

[Nac3rd]

Actualy by 'lute' Bach meant the Lautenwerk a type of clavier strung with lute like strings, so it is certainly not a lute piece as such. So many people seem to wrongly think it was for the lute. Perhaps only the bwv995 suite was intended for the lute itself.

[guitaresida]

thank's for all these informations

[ErikStephenGilgen]

i think it's for violin buddy

[Fippletest]

It is from the Violin Partita No. 3 in E, BWV 1006

[crudosoy1]

and also for the 4th lute suite

[Fippletest]

The 'Lute Suites' (actually marked "Aufs Lautenwerk") were BWV 996, BWV 997 and BWV 998. There was also a contemporary transcription,definitely for lute of BWV 1001, the fugue for violin, but that was by 'Weyrauch', not Bach. While there was also a contemporary transcription of BWV 1006 (for violin) which some think to be intended for lute, it was not actually marked as such. The attribution of the solo violin suites as 'lute suites' is thus a modern speculation, a myth.

[crudosoy1]

Thanks for the info dude!!

Stay well

[Leonmitch]

Wonderfully sprite. Love it!!!!xxx

[shai901]

you played very fast and you didn't understand the piece. you must play with Dynamics (piano,forte,crescendo and diminuendo)

because without Dynamics it's very boring...

but yuo are very talented

[aleque1111]

SLOW down champ..it didnt sound at all like bach...

[missacacia58]

bravo ! C'est vraiment magnifique. Avez-vous écouté la version de Filomena Moretti?

bonne continuation et merci encore.

[Charlesbex]

Merci

Je suis complètement convaincu même si je vais juste un peu moins vite que toi. MERCI!

Que du Bonheur!

[peteryyz43]

WHY, WHY,WHY, bother to learn that lovely piece-but not learn the proper speed CANT YOU HEAR THAT WAS WAY TOO FAST!-WHATS THE MATTER WITH YOU!?.

[mgalbu]

Hi guitaresida!!! Great version, excellent playing! I have a request for you...since I know you're a music teacher I'd like to learn how to play this song the way you do it because the way I play it is out of a crappy tablature off the internet and it doesn't sound half as good as your version (besides I'm not as good as you, lol). So my request would be: can you put the camera really close to your guitar so we can have a closeup of your playing? Please? : )

Thanks!

[guitaresida]

OK thanks a lot ! I'll try to satisfy what you asked me to do for a next post of "gavotte en rondeau" as soon as I"ll have any time. Warm salutation

[SebastheG]

tres bon

[anmeyna]

je la reécoute tu es vraiment très fort !

[guitaresida]

Tu es trop gentil !! merci du compliment, mais je suis juste passionné et j'aime partager et communiquer mon plaisir car tous vos commentaires m'aident à avancer.

[anmeyna]

Alors merci de partager ca avec nous :)

[123456789dave123]

excellent, i am learning this piece for my grade 8 exam. Its good to hear how the piece should sound, thanks!

[crudosoy1]

very very nice

[pochol123]

i want the sheet can you bring me ? XD

[guitaresida]

the"gavotte en rondeau" is a Rafael Andia's transcription (Transatlantique)

[pochol123]

^^ thxs for the tip

[anmeyna]

pardon !!!! Amazing !!!! Good job !

[UrosR]

Very nice! I wish I could play classical guitar!

[guitaresida]

I'm occasionaly a professional player. Above all a teacher

[HermannCordes5]

Thats a hard one to play. You did it very good!

Are you a professional player?

[ovidiov]

Great! you are excellent!