IF YOU GO ON-----YOUTUBE-24 CAPRICIO---YOULL EASYLI FAUND 2-3 GIRLS, which with classical(proper)tehnique, play 24CAPRICIOof PAGANINI,and not just a part,BUT THE WHOLE CAPRICIO,till last note!!!!---IM SHURE THAT,if YJM SO THIS GIRLS,HE WOULD BE AMAZED---THEY PLAY 24 CAPRICIO SO PERFECT,that EVEN PAGANINI HIM SELF WOULD BE AMASED------!BASTIAN-SLO
Why is Blackmore puttin' this guy down? Ok, he had a conerto for a Group & orchestra too, but I don't think Yngwie was a guy to put down, espcially when Ynwie gave his credits to Rithcie. This is a kind of performance I haven't seen from anybody.. Except Steve Seve Vai...
Enjoyable work but if it's not a fugue, then please don't call it a fugue. Probably titled by whoever calls Tommy a rock opera even though it's a song cyle, not an opera at all. Or people who call anything orchestral a symphony (i.e. saying "I am going to the symphony" especially when a symphony will not even be played).
@phillipprill That's often the case, but symphonies are finding less and less use these days because technology is getting to the point that you can imitate a good portion of a symphony if not the whole thing altogether. Of course you can't ever replace the technical skill involved with some of the stuff, but it's the trend. besides symphany.ochestra-like is something in common internet culture, and will probably stay despite the truth of the matter.
...what a douche bag. I hated him before, now, i loath him. BTW...this isn't a fugue...You can't just compose something that sounds baroqie and call it a fugue.
@MrJamesBP Really? Why the fuck do you hate him? His not a douche bag, but rather one of the world's biggest virtuoso guitar players. Plus, his compositions show pure genius.
And Bach did once call someone pedantic for not "daring" to have episodes and countersubjects. It definitely is not Bach haha. Nevertheless, an impressive orchestral arrangement for a metal player.
I am not an Yngwe fan but must say that this composition is not half bad. It is very Bach inspired of course and it must be said that all the musicians in the orchestra had to be payed extra to keep a straight face when he presented his outfit....sacré Yngwe some day someone is going to have to explain the anachronistic aspects of his outfits i.e. there were no Ferrari's in the Baroque age:)
35 connard ki ne connaisse pa Yngwie Malmsteen kil aille se faire voir yngwie malmsteen c un pro c pa comme ses 35 connar la ki savent pa écouter cette jolie mélodie et lapréccier
Heaven tonight and Deja vu are the only ones that he did that I care about. He is one of the best but when he plays this neo classical stuff the way he plays it it all sounds the same.
@xxxthehooplexxx There's plenty of counterpoint throughout in the common, theory book sense. There's a clear subject as traditional fugues have, but from there, its resemblence to a true fugue ends.
@heavenlyboy34 Yeah there's a main theme, I hear that. I just fail to see where the counterpoint comes in. It just sounds like Malmsteen soloing over the orchestra. I can't hear 2 or more distinct melodies.
@xxxthehooplexxx Exactly. That's why it's more accurately called a fugue fantasia. Lots of contrast between "exposing" the subject and free counterpoint (the fancy solos). Not even all "standard" fugues have a countersubject-but those are more the exception than the rule. Hope this is clear. I'm more in the business of composing than teaching. :)
@heavenlyboy34 no no it's clear. Yeah you are technically correct. I'm not a complete novice to this kind of stuff. I'm just being hard on Malmsteen I guess. Cause there's only a few instances where hes playing something that actually sounds worked out and cool in this context (in my opinion) of this "fugue fantasia".
If all you a-holes can do is rip on it.. go watch something else. No one wants to hear your shite. Let those of us who enjoy it, enjoy it without your idiotic two cents worth. If you are the so called effing experts YOU go write and play something and post it to youtube. If not just shut the "F" up and go away.
This is pretty cool. Just a couple of things to note though. First off this is not a fugue at all so I don't know what is up with the title. Malmsteen is a great player and metal writer. However you guys have to understand, he IS a metal player not a classical player. Just because you rip up and down a harmonic minor scale doesn't mean your the next Bach. The style of this is somewhat reminiscent of baroque music. But the form is lacking completely. All I'm saying is that if this was released
@xxxthehooplexxx In the late 1600's early 1700's, Bach and Handel would laugh there faces off at the ridiculous of cliched harmonic minor runs and lack of structure lol.
@xxxthehooplexxx Your definitely right when you say he isn’t a classical player (though he does play classical music, but that in itself doesn’t make him a classical player), but as far as Neo-Classical goes, he’s numero uno.
@PBANDSNOW I agree, he already said he can't fit into the classical Category, he's in the middle ground. He has however helped create what Neo-Classical is today as a genre, and is indeed the best at it despite his constant bouts of carpal tunnels.
@xxxthehooplexxx Thank you for understanding music. I also enjoy Malmsteen but the problem with other people is that they like great musicians for the wrong reasons.
@xxxthehooplexxx You're right - but I'm sure the term was used very loosely in that subjects are repeated in different keys on different instruments - but absolutely not a Fugue in the Baroque sense.
what yjm did for el.guitar could be similar in what HIGHTS------PAGANINI DID,COMPARING HIM WITH VIVALDI!!!!!!!!SAME shit in what hights MALMSTEEN PUSHED BLACKMOORES TEHNIQUE!!!YJM HAS EARNED TO BE INSCRIPT IN MUSICAL HISTORY BOOKS,like ritchie,hendriks AND JUST FEW OTHERS!
I played tag with the Moose & wrestle the Moose & pinned the Moose but I could Not handle licking tongues with the Moose I think the Moose was eating something other than Blueberries.
@TheMeanHooker Because it's not necessary. Not only it is unnecessary, it spoils the music.
Bach used speed seamlessly with the rest of the piece. Malmsteen shoves speed in your face, it's like he's constantly doing a pissing contest with the rest of the world.
If you enjoy it, power to you. To each his own. But just because you can play fast, it doesn't mean EVERYTHING you do MUST be fast.
And I'm not retarded. I just got bored with pointless displays of speed. Besides, he could use a metronome
Are you all retarded? Music may not have to be fast to be good, but it can, haven't you heard Bach's Toccata and fugue in d minor? That's fast as fuck, and if transcribed to guitar it requires all kinds of sweeps (arpeggios) and tapping.
By the way, I'm majoring in music at wichita state university.
The problem is not the velocity. But to be in a place with not necessity. The suavity of the others instruments is damaged by his aggressive guitar. He doesn't know nothing about dynamic and "andamento".
this guy has no sense. The music its beautiful besides him...
He has no feelings. I believe that he doesn't understand the meaning of the song. His screamer guitar (terrible sound) is a insult to the sensibility of ours ears. Music is not a velocity competition. Its art. May be he would be more happy with his ferraris, or as a type machine... Sorry, Yngwie. But its a honest opinion.
Prepare to be impressed. He wrote EVERYTHING you hear from scratch by himself. The entire orchestra is playing what he wrote, and the choir is singing what Yngwie told them to sing. Even the conductor is following Yngwie's lead, which is actually an achievment in itself.
@mcintyreftw According to the interview he did with Guitar World magazine, he didn't write it out in the traditional manner. He had help from his keyboardist and several others. He doesn't understand orchestration well enough to do it all himself (or didn't at the time this was created)
considering the musicians in the orchestra are japanese, they probably appreciate a great guitar player and are able to pick up his sound from of a big bunch of guitarists
@moopsypoo The audience doesn't matter. 99% know shit about music. If Beethoven or the others had tried to please their audience we would've had pop music 200+ yrs ago. What matters is the creator of the music. That is all that matters.
i don't seem to understand why he has to constantly show off. he needs to slow down, especially for a piece such as this one in which precision is key. the 32nd and 16th notes have no need to exist in this piece
I think the same. For some reason i think classical musicians are taught to be strict and perfect. Meanwhile Malmsteen in just playing w/e he feels like.
@BattleSnails yeah really. lol. 1:45-1:55 gets me going every time. I absolutely love that part. so clean, precise, fast, and interesting to listen to.
as a guitarist i dont think electric guitars should be played like a violin in an orchestra. kashmir by led zeppelin is a good song for rock orchestra
@reinehcreinehc first of all, a fugue isn't a piece of music, it's a part of a composition in which a part plays, usually the melody, and another repeats, starting on a different pitch. While you are correct this piece is not a fugue (probably because it's not possible) it does contain one.
@reinehcreinehc it sort of is. the violins begin the theme and yngwie joins in at the end. the theme is repeated by both instrument sections at various points throughout the composition. it's not as cut and dry as say "Fuguetta" (Yngwie's cover of Bach's "Fugue in G Minor BWV 578"), but I think it counts. I could be wrong though.
What the haters fail to realize is that Yngwie wrote all the music for this orchestra. Not to mention the only way you can play in Japan for their orchestra is if your a musical genius. I bet all those people in the orchestra started playing at like 2. You wanna hear suckage go listen to Lil Wayne.
As a guitar player, I think this sounds cool of course.
But I can't help wondering what those musicians behind him think...
Maybe they think it's totally awful? Maybe the conductor thinks Yngwie's timing is all over the place? Maybe the violinists thinks his vibrato is terrible?
@toomanygittars I tottaly have the same questions, with the exception that I don't find this cool, but chaos and shred. But i'm one of the ppl that never liked YM in the first place, but I respect his style and education.
@toomanygittars The same classical guitar player usually think of those who play electric guitar. Apart from some of them (Michael Romeo is the first that comes to my mind) you can see strange hands positions, fingerpicking techniques and such.
The beautiful thing about this concerto, is how different worlds can be melted together in hybrid compositions like this. I love it.
@toomanygittars The answer is this: They are thinking:"We get to play another concert, because we are selling tickets." Whatever is on the sheet, we play, we get paid, we go home. That's the beginning and ending of it. :) You see NY symphony players backing up some three chord diva on Letterman all the time. they don't care. Mind you, they always hire pretty young violinists.
well but as yngwie said himself it's not easier to play fast, it makes bendings more easier, I have a scalloped fretboard and yjm strat it's amazing but you have to get common with fretboard but after 1-2 days you will freakn love it !!! ;)
I love the facial expressions he makes. It looks as if he really feels the music. Some people say Yngwie is all shred, no soul. No way. He's a modern day Vivaldi or Bach, Mozart even. The man is a genius, combining unrivalled talent with pure heart and soul.
I'll be a fan for the rest of my life, always working towards being as good as him.
39 Asians can play this better than Yngwie Malmsteen.
KenMacMillan 17 hours ago
IF YOU GO ON-----YOUTUBE-24 CAPRICIO---YOULL EASYLI FAUND 2-3 GIRLS, which with classical(proper)tehnique, play 24CAPRICIOof PAGANINI,and not just a part,BUT THE WHOLE CAPRICIO,till last note!!!!---IM SHURE THAT,if YJM SO THIS GIRLS,HE WOULD BE AMAZED---THEY PLAY 24 CAPRICIO SO PERFECT,that EVEN PAGANINI HIM SELF WOULD BE AMASED------!BASTIAN-SLO
anzurbostjan 6 hours ago
Why is Blackmore puttin' this guy down? Ok, he had a conerto for a Group & orchestra too, but I don't think Yngwie was a guy to put down, espcially when Ynwie gave his credits to Rithcie. This is a kind of performance I haven't seen from anybody.. Except Steve Seve Vai...
TheHenkka65 19 hours ago
This is so freakin' awesome. God, I hope to be just like this guy one day.
Frenrichnermorti 2 days ago
EIN REICH,EIN STATD,EIN FHURER,ONE MALMSTEEN(JOKE)
anzurbostjan 6 hours ago
Enjoyable work but if it's not a fugue, then please don't call it a fugue. Probably titled by whoever calls Tommy a rock opera even though it's a song cyle, not an opera at all. Or people who call anything orchestral a symphony (i.e. saying "I am going to the symphony" especially when a symphony will not even be played).
phillipprill 2 days ago
@phillipprill That's often the case, but symphonies are finding less and less use these days because technology is getting to the point that you can imitate a good portion of a symphony if not the whole thing altogether. Of course you can't ever replace the technical skill involved with some of the stuff, but it's the trend. besides symphany.ochestra-like is something in common internet culture, and will probably stay despite the truth of the matter.
vguyver2 2 days ago
Doesn't gel with the strings.
clubfootforyou 3 days ago
...what a douche bag. I hated him before, now, i loath him. BTW...this isn't a fugue...You can't just compose something that sounds baroqie and call it a fugue.
MrJamesBP 3 days ago
@MrJamesBP Really? Why the fuck do you hate him? His not a douche bag, but rather one of the world's biggest virtuoso guitar players. Plus, his compositions show pure genius.
KingOfShadows1500 3 days ago
Who was that guy? Paganini? The devils musician. Great played. Never mind the "stiffupperlips" comments delivered. A talent is a talent! Recognize!
MrSplaadnacke 4 days ago
@heavenlyboy34 @xxxthehooplexxx
And Bach did once call someone pedantic for not "daring" to have episodes and countersubjects. It definitely is not Bach haha. Nevertheless, an impressive orchestral arrangement for a metal player.
classicalguitar70 4 days ago
okay so basically he rips off bach and puts it on guitar. big whoop.
liveshitclover 5 days ago
The best musical piece I've ever heard in my life
tolgaiscan 6 days ago
ok, but still, David Gilmour > Malmsteen
MrWalalaa 1 week ago
Where I can get this concert in so awsome video quality?
maxympol 1 week ago
what? this whole shit is awful. can't you all here how false and disharmonic this whole performance is? it's horrible.
mysteriousDSF 1 week ago
I know nothing about music theory, so I have no idea when you guys argue about this and that, all I know is I enjoy what I hear, and that's that!
beefcake0354 1 week ago 2
I am not an Yngwe fan but must say that this composition is not half bad. It is very Bach inspired of course and it must be said that all the musicians in the orchestra had to be payed extra to keep a straight face when he presented his outfit....sacré Yngwe some day someone is going to have to explain the anachronistic aspects of his outfits i.e. there were no Ferrari's in the Baroque age:)
turockandar 1 week ago
Motherfucking God of Guitar *-*
popsofdarkness 1 week ago
only Asians can work together with Malmsteen
MattHewCzech1 1 week ago
This is truly beautiful.
GisforGabe 1 week ago
when Im listening to this< I realize how great was J.S.Bach !!! His influence is still heard 300 years later!!! My respect, Malmsteen!
olliesoltis 1 week ago
35 connard ki ne connaisse pa Yngwie Malmsteen kil aille se faire voir yngwie malmsteen c un pro c pa comme ses 35 connar la ki savent pa écouter cette jolie mélodie et lapréccier
VLDking 2 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
looks like a fat bach
erdinator1 2 weeks ago 2
Always knew he was a Tom & Jerry fan.
Zennenen 2 weeks ago
WOW!!!NO WORDS TO DESCRIBE
grunzeunited 2 weeks ago
The guys a genius, he might be a prick but you cannot deny his great talent \m/
emokiller907 2 weeks ago
I rented this dvd from netflix and was very glad I watched it...Excellent performance from ALL involved...Especially my fave guitarist yeah!!
pearlexport32 2 weeks ago
Damn.. This tune alot of 3rd sequences... I dig it :)
DannyPanturo 3 weeks ago
@ 3:42 Brown-haired guy's asleep
SerLaama 3 weeks ago
this is so epically awesome... that and malmsteen looks like a swashbuckling pirate
mbowen9o 3 weeks ago
This is dvd quality at best. just converting that doesn't reall make it 1080p now does it ;)
slaQ83 3 weeks ago
Heaven tonight and Deja vu are the only ones that he did that I care about. He is one of the best but when he plays this neo classical stuff the way he plays it it all sounds the same.
Ben1238 3 weeks ago
Pretty cool, but I'm not convinced this is a fugue. That's a pretty specific musical form.
Daim0th 4 weeks ago 2
@Daim0th correct, it is not a true fugue. This would more accurately be called a "fugue fantasia".
heavenlyboy34 2 weeks ago
@heavenlyboy34 I'd say it should be called a concerto for electric guitar and strings. lol there's no counterpoint in this whatsoever
xxxthehooplexxx 1 week ago
@xxxthehooplexxx There's plenty of counterpoint throughout in the common, theory book sense. There's a clear subject as traditional fugues have, but from there, its resemblence to a true fugue ends.
heavenlyboy34 1 week ago
@heavenlyboy34 Yeah there's a main theme, I hear that. I just fail to see where the counterpoint comes in. It just sounds like Malmsteen soloing over the orchestra. I can't hear 2 or more distinct melodies.
xxxthehooplexxx 1 week ago
@xxxthehooplexxx Exactly. That's why it's more accurately called a fugue fantasia. Lots of contrast between "exposing" the subject and free counterpoint (the fancy solos). Not even all "standard" fugues have a countersubject-but those are more the exception than the rule. Hope this is clear. I'm more in the business of composing than teaching. :)
heavenlyboy34 1 week ago
@heavenlyboy34 no no it's clear. Yeah you are technically correct. I'm not a complete novice to this kind of stuff. I'm just being hard on Malmsteen I guess. Cause there's only a few instances where hes playing something that actually sounds worked out and cool in this context (in my opinion) of this "fugue fantasia".
xxxthehooplexxx 1 week ago
he's wearing Jerry Seinfeld's puffy shirt
haboobon 4 weeks ago 6
lo amo lo amo lo amo!! :DD
MsYuko7 4 weeks ago
timing?
MetalSweden 4 weeks ago
@MetalSweden I noticed this too. Probably just too in the zone to care about the orchestra :L
JobForAMaxboy 2 weeks ago
A dificuldade que o Malmsteen tem com a guitarra, é semelhante a que o Pelé tinha para dominar a bola.
Animal !!!
avlis7853 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
Música clássíca e guitarra, casamento perfeito.
Isso é tudo de bom !!!
avlis7853 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
i am very pleased with this, but i bet the people in the crowd who expected violins probably were not.
fiddymil 1 month ago
Guitar virtuoso, love this guy.
MrSonnyworld 1 month ago
If all you a-holes can do is rip on it.. go watch something else. No one wants to hear your shite. Let those of us who enjoy it, enjoy it without your idiotic two cents worth. If you are the so called effing experts YOU go write and play something and post it to youtube. If not just shut the "F" up and go away.
keiterbug 1 month ago
This is pretty cool. Just a couple of things to note though. First off this is not a fugue at all so I don't know what is up with the title. Malmsteen is a great player and metal writer. However you guys have to understand, he IS a metal player not a classical player. Just because you rip up and down a harmonic minor scale doesn't mean your the next Bach. The style of this is somewhat reminiscent of baroque music. But the form is lacking completely. All I'm saying is that if this was released
xxxthehooplexxx 1 month ago 14
@xxxthehooplexxx In the late 1600's early 1700's, Bach and Handel would laugh there faces off at the ridiculous of cliched harmonic minor runs and lack of structure lol.
xxxthehooplexxx 1 month ago 2
@xxxthehooplexxx You are mostly right, but by definition, it is a fugue, period.
Maras666 1 week ago
@xxxthehooplexxx Your definitely right when you say he isn’t a classical player (though he does play classical music, but that in itself doesn’t make him a classical player), but as far as Neo-Classical goes, he’s numero uno.
PBANDSNOW 5 days ago
@PBANDSNOW I agree, he already said he can't fit into the classical Category, he's in the middle ground. He has however helped create what Neo-Classical is today as a genre, and is indeed the best at it despite his constant bouts of carpal tunnels.
vguyver2 2 days ago
@xxxthehooplexxx Thank you for understanding music. I also enjoy Malmsteen but the problem with other people is that they like great musicians for the wrong reasons.
phillipprill 2 days ago
@xxxthehooplexxx ok Mozart :|
MrSezze 2 days ago
@MrSezze hah I do love Mozart not going to lie. Not in the sense I think hes better than anyone else, I just love his music.
xxxthehooplexxx 19 hours ago
@xxxthehooplexxx Who gives a shit? Seriously, stfu.
Frenrichnermorti 2 days ago
@xxxthehooplexxx You're right - but I'm sure the term was used very loosely in that subjects are repeated in different keys on different instruments - but absolutely not a Fugue in the Baroque sense.
JapJackson 1 day ago
what yjm did for el.guitar could be similar in what HIGHTS------PAGANINI DID,COMPARING HIM WITH VIVALDI!!!!!!!!SAME shit in what hights MALMSTEEN PUSHED BLACKMOORES TEHNIQUE!!!YJM HAS EARNED TO BE INSCRIPT IN MUSICAL HISTORY BOOKS,like ritchie,hendriks AND JUST FEW OTHERS!
anzurbostjan 7 hours ago
His composition is very derivative borrowing both from Bach and Paganini:(
turockandar 1 month ago
dude!, neoclassical is the best style ever!!!!
LuizxDlol 1 month ago
Gran Maestro.
titoalexamerica 1 month ago
god bless you
edsontravassos 1 month ago
Way to rush the tempo, bro.
DevilcanHear 1 month ago
man, this is genius, great, amazing... don't understand why people come here to hate when we come here to enjoy good music...
xFeloxX 1 month ago
I played tag with the Moose & wrestle the Moose & pinned the Moose but I could Not handle licking tongues with the Moose I think the Moose was eating something other than Blueberries.
ortafunk 1 month ago
Not a fugue
toogoodbw 1 month ago
@toogoodbw Yes it is?
tompascoew 1 month ago
@tompascoew How is this a fugue? There was not even a proper exposition.
toogoodbw 1 month ago
@toogoodbw Agreed. A pastiche of trite cliches. The vocal parts were particularly lame.
OzziePerch 1 month ago
I do agree that the 32nd notes seem unnecessary. But if you can show off like that, then why not?
TheMeanHooker 1 month ago
@TheMeanHooker Because it's not necessary. Not only it is unnecessary, it spoils the music.
Bach used speed seamlessly with the rest of the piece. Malmsteen shoves speed in your face, it's like he's constantly doing a pissing contest with the rest of the world.
If you enjoy it, power to you. To each his own. But just because you can play fast, it doesn't mean EVERYTHING you do MUST be fast.
And I'm not retarded. I just got bored with pointless displays of speed. Besides, he could use a metronome
jmaguerra 1 month ago
Are you all retarded? Music may not have to be fast to be good, but it can, haven't you heard Bach's Toccata and fugue in d minor? That's fast as fuck, and if transcribed to guitar it requires all kinds of sweeps (arpeggios) and tapping.
By the way, I'm majoring in music at wichita state university.
TheMeanHooker 1 month ago
@TheMeanHooker
The problem is not the velocity. But to be in a place with not necessity. The suavity of the others instruments is damaged by his aggressive guitar. He doesn't know nothing about dynamic and "andamento".
edsontravassos 1 month ago
@edsontravassos
and you don't know anything about rock, bitch.
DrSmokeTrees 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
@edsontravassos
They are lucky to GET the PRIVILEGE to play with a guitar player, without him, they would be MEH.
DrSmokeTrees 1 month ago
this guy has no sense. The music its beautiful besides him...
He has no feelings. I believe that he doesn't understand the meaning of the song. His screamer guitar (terrible sound) is a insult to the sensibility of ours ears. Music is not a velocity competition. Its art. May be he would be more happy with his ferraris, or as a type machine... Sorry, Yngwie. But its a honest opinion.
edsontravassos 1 month ago
@edsontravassos
stfu spammer
DrSmokeTrees 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
I REALLY WONDER WHAT A TRUE GENIUS LIKE MOZART WOULD THINK OF THIS
JackDawsonRMS 1 month ago
@JackDawsonRMS
Ask Maynard James Keenen or Ozzy, those are the closest living musicians to someone like Mozart.
DrSmokeTrees 1 month ago
@DrSmokeTrees Did you just compare Ozzy Osbourne with Mozart? What the fuck?!
Even MJK. And he's one of my favorite vocalists ever. Seriously, do you know nothing about music?!
jmaguerra 1 month ago
all these japanese, and a european
khaalid110 1 month ago
Very impressive. But what would be even more impressive, is if Yngwie composed the music for the orchestra.
vOuijaa 1 month ago
@vOuijaa
Prepare to be impressed. He wrote EVERYTHING you hear from scratch by himself. The entire orchestra is playing what he wrote, and the choir is singing what Yngwie told them to sing. Even the conductor is following Yngwie's lead, which is actually an achievment in itself.
mcintyreftw 1 month ago 43
@mcintyreftw That's great! I have so much more respect for him now as a musician.
vOuijaa 1 month ago
@mcintyreftw According to the interview he did with Guitar World magazine, he didn't write it out in the traditional manner. He had help from his keyboardist and several others. He doesn't understand orchestration well enough to do it all himself (or didn't at the time this was created)
heavenlyboy34 2 weeks ago
@mcintyreftw really.. wow!!
Bjornisen 1 week ago
@mcintyreftw don't you love when people say yngwie doesn't play 'music'?... dumb people
Biake22 4 days ago
@vOuijaa He Did
djmadmaxx 1 month ago
ez beszarás ez gitározás felsőfokon
ddt44ss 1 month ago
he so looks like a pirate xD
Eiki7 1 month ago
I can't watch this without thinking of StSanders.
HaHaHamHammer 1 month ago
1:56 Wow take this!!
heita123 1 month ago
In Soviet Russia, yngwie is god
AlisonChaines 1 month ago
would be better without the douche.
ewindsor10 1 month ago
Nah,the Japs love him.
craig4fsu 1 month ago
considering the musicians in the orchestra are japanese, they probably appreciate a great guitar player and are able to pick up his sound from of a big bunch of guitarists
infectionsman 1 month ago
As Vai says "The audience is listening", and that's all that matters. Great stuff that Malmsteen produces..
moopsypoo 1 month ago 19
@moopsypoo The audience doesn't matter. 99% know shit about music. If Beethoven or the others had tried to please their audience we would've had pop music 200+ yrs ago. What matters is the creator of the music. That is all that matters.
909830 2 weeks ago
lol how is this a fugue
noamboyk 1 month ago
and maybe some of the audience don't know anything about music they just like it:)))
005E500 1 month ago
@toomanygittars They are all musicians,they know only a genius like Yngwie can write songs like that~!
005E500 1 month ago
magari xar toooooooooooooooo
tashkantara 1 month ago
Malmsteen is great, but speed has never equalled musicality
rlh289 1 month ago 2
Finally! The Seinfeld "Puffy Shirt" is introduced to a wide audience. Take that, Jerry!
buefordwilson 1 month ago
i don't seem to understand why he has to constantly show off. he needs to slow down, especially for a piece such as this one in which precision is key. the 32nd and 16th notes have no need to exist in this piece
mistad00m 1 month ago 2
Wow he rushed it so much just to make his runs seem faster... a very good technical player but he doesn't seem to have much musicality in this video.
minyou12 1 month ago
Do the choir really needs a book to sing "aah" ?
celuiquipuequipete 1 month ago
@celuiquipuequipete They have to know which aah to sing :)
zeroflowne 1 month ago
He's starting to really look like one of the founding fathers. His face will be on money next.
vexamatic 1 month ago
@toomanygittars
I think the same. For some reason i think classical musicians are taught to be strict and perfect. Meanwhile Malmsteen in just playing w/e he feels like.
Pirikato94 1 month ago
@Havellard 뭐래 번역기 쓰지 마라 양키야 ㅋㅋ
wonnyzangable 1 month ago
SPICATO, RETACATO, MONTO VIVATO A TEMPO
fer40466 1 month ago
more than amazing.Good job,the music is still living
virgula19 1 month ago
i am the 666th people to like this video, hell yea
Aehro 1 month ago
1:22 Shit. You don't have to rub it in like that, man.
BattleSnails 2 months ago
@BattleSnails yeah really. lol. 1:45-1:55 gets me going every time. I absolutely love that part. so clean, precise, fast, and interesting to listen to.
c4bb4g3 2 months ago
My god........Yngwie,,awesome man,any one who insult ya,let them be damned in hell,,U A GODXX
tinahucker42 2 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
even if you give Yngwie an ukulele, he can still nail this fucking concert
FukTheSystem6969 2 months ago
as a guitarist i dont think electric guitars should be played like a violin in an orchestra. kashmir by led zeppelin is a good song for rock orchestra
iownallnoobs 2 months ago
he has been blessed by the gods i tell you.... BY THE GODS!
ThePencil901 2 months ago
really good but this piece of music is not a fugue
reinehcreinehc 2 months ago
@reinehcreinehc first of all, a fugue isn't a piece of music, it's a part of a composition in which a part plays, usually the melody, and another repeats, starting on a different pitch. While you are correct this piece is not a fugue (probably because it's not possible) it does contain one.
Cfaves 2 months ago
@reinehcreinehc it sort of is. the violins begin the theme and yngwie joins in at the end. the theme is repeated by both instrument sections at various points throughout the composition. it's not as cut and dry as say "Fuguetta" (Yngwie's cover of Bach's "Fugue in G Minor BWV 578"), but I think it counts. I could be wrong though.
c4bb4g3 2 months ago
1080P in 2000 ???
TaVeneno 2 months ago
even though he is dressed like he should be in the pirates of the caribbeani still think he is amazing
stevedownhill 2 months ago
What the haters fail to realize is that Yngwie wrote all the music for this orchestra. Not to mention the only way you can play in Japan for their orchestra is if your a musical genius. I bet all those people in the orchestra started playing at like 2. You wanna hear suckage go listen to Lil Wayne.
MrJrnmz 2 months ago
Amazing! Love it!
jorden123 2 months ago
As a guitar player, I think this sounds cool of course.
But I can't help wondering what those musicians behind him think...
Maybe they think it's totally awful? Maybe the conductor thinks Yngwie's timing is all over the place? Maybe the violinists thinks his vibrato is terrible?
toomanygittars 2 months ago 78
@toomanygittars They get paid... But still, I get your arguments. He's not in sync with them at all at some places too
Christianholt911 2 months ago
@Christianholt911 of course he can't be in sync with them, they're asians
MetaICowboy 1 month ago
@MetaICowboy 미친 양키새끼가 ㅋㅋ
wonnyzangable 1 month ago
@MetaICowboy hahah word
Christianholt911 1 month ago
@toomanygittars I tottaly have the same questions, with the exception that I don't find this cool, but chaos and shred. But i'm one of the ppl that never liked YM in the first place, but I respect his style and education.
treishtrei 2 months ago
@toomanygittars his timing does kinda seem off a little sometimes, but i can not even imagine how difficult this is
MajkeTiTvoje 1 month ago
@toomanygittars The same classical guitar player usually think of those who play electric guitar. Apart from some of them (Michael Romeo is the first that comes to my mind) you can see strange hands positions, fingerpicking techniques and such.
The beautiful thing about this concerto, is how different worlds can be melted together in hybrid compositions like this. I love it.
IlPriore 1 month ago
@toomanygittars
They'll at least be wondering why he called this a fugue. :P
runtodemhills 1 month ago
@toomanygittars They can think whatever they want, and as talented as I'm sure they all are. The best musician in that room is Yngwie.
lk7496 1 month ago
@toomanygittars The answer is this: They are thinking:"We get to play another concert, because we are selling tickets." Whatever is on the sheet, we play, we get paid, we go home. That's the beginning and ending of it. :) You see NY symphony players backing up some three chord diva on Letterman all the time. they don't care. Mind you, they always hire pretty young violinists.
GuitarGare 1 month ago
@toomanygittars They think his puffy shirt makes him look like a pirate.
lonelymarker 1 month ago
@toomanygittars Maybe we think you're a fucking tool?
mattyoz0 1 month ago
@toomanygittars
They had goddamn better think it kicks ass.
DrSmokeTrees 1 month ago
yngwie is god!
jorgeandresmoncayo 2 months ago
*O*!! awesome!!
naiieslave 2 months ago
what a terrible violation of music.
Reptile61 2 months ago
It gets quite boring after about a minute...
KitchenMarshall 2 months ago
@KitchenMarshall indeed.
arribaquemandoelsol 2 months ago
Is there a full concert on YouTube or another website?
AndrewKozley 2 months ago
Yngwie is a great guitar player but i don't really think he complemented this orchestra in this performance of this song
jessbpowers 2 months ago
hey hes not asian
wills22nd 2 months ago
Metal's Mozart
OcarinaInMyPants 2 months ago 2
I bet Yngwie didn't eat much rice while he was there the fat hamburger loving guitar god that he is
TheJammpie 2 months ago
Can anyone explain why people have scalloped frets?
jacksonbaker94 2 months ago
@jacksonbaker94 Its so that your fingers don't meet any resistance on the fretboards. It lets you play faster.
Rorschachtoo 2 months ago
@Rorschachtoo
well but as yngwie said himself it's not easier to play fast, it makes bendings more easier, I have a scalloped fretboard and yjm strat it's amazing but you have to get common with fretboard but after 1-2 days you will freakn love it !!! ;)
chhrriissss 2 months ago
@Rorschachtoo
DOESN'T make you play faster.
Riotstarter100 2 months ago
hie must of shopped the same place rick james did.
frankenstein103087 2 months ago
@frankenstein103087 quite the opposite. rick james got his swag from a guitar god
Seanstadify 2 months ago
@Seanstadify lol
frankenstein103087 2 months ago
notice how hes the only non asian one there
musicguitarlessons 2 months ago
this dude even wore the classical era clothing too aha
nickDOTbloc 2 months ago
@nickDOTbloc no thats just what he wears lol
antant159 2 months ago
gluttony...
badmuddy 2 months ago
I love the facial expressions he makes. It looks as if he really feels the music. Some people say Yngwie is all shred, no soul. No way. He's a modern day Vivaldi or Bach, Mozart even. The man is a genius, combining unrivalled talent with pure heart and soul.
I'll be a fan for the rest of my life, always working towards being as good as him.
TrashDeviant 2 months ago
@TrashDeviant Mozart was considered "too notey," Lol. So I think Mozart is a good reference.
jacksonbaker94 2 months ago
the Duke of Malmsteen has pretty wicked boots on lol...
BeefSupreme288 2 months ago
perfetto!!!!!!!!!
nektariavagia 2 months ago
scalloped?
xXTiberiusXx 2 months ago
the quality is shitty and amazing at the same time!
mkwlord 2 months ago
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cristianycxD 2 months ago