J. S. Bach - Partita Nº 2 (Allemande) in D minor for violin solo

[amccann7]

Excellent and beautiful sonority. What is the make of your violin? Is it an old one? It has the aged wood-sound. Lovely playing.

[jogviolin]

@amccann7 Thanks for you appreciation. Indeed, this violin is a XIX century French violin, it has a rich deep sound.

[GeorgiosZaimis]

You have an excellent violin sound (and its recording quality is great as well). I'd love to listen to your Ciacona performance of the same Partita. It's one of my favorite J. S. Bach's compositions...

[jogviolin]

@GeorgiosZaimis Thanks for your kind words, I´m glad you like it :)) and OK, I think Ciacona is a great choice for the next Bach vid. Thanks for the recommendation.

[soe33lokita]

:O que bonito suena :3 yo quiero tocar así jaja

[jogviolin]

@soe33lokita Pues ya sabes, para el próximo curso empezamos, gracias por comentar Soe, me alegro que te haya gustado :))

[soe33lokita]

@jogviolin :) sí, y ya me recomendarás que violín comprar y así. Estoy deseando empezar ^_^

[jogviolin]

Hey Richie, Bach is one of my favorites too, for me, the best way to be in good shape, is to play classical stuff, it provides all the necessary background for everything else. Thanks for your opinion, my friend.

[rushyeskansas]

J.S. Bach, my favorite composer ever and for me the master of the strings arrangements, just thinking about the "Brandenburgian Concerts" ... man you make me still wanna learn violin ... seems so easy when you play ... but i know ... IT IS NOT!!!