J.S.Bach Fugue BWV1003

[skanking87]

Really interesting interpretation. I really liked your ornamentations, very precise and well defined. You also maintaned the polyphony very clearly, which is essential when playing a fugue, especially such a challenging one. I can only say congratulations and keep posting other interpetations!

[DenianArcoleo]

Thanks very much. Your comments were very well considered and I appreciate them a great deal.

Best wishes

Denian

[electricwig]

This is awesome! What amases me is that Bach wrote it for the violin, which has four strings, and was able to put a full three part fugue out of this instrument. What a genius! And your interpretation is wonderfull!

[DenianArcoleo]

Thanks for listening and commenting electricwig, much appreciated :-)

Best wishes

Denian

[Mr5stevenr]

nicely played. each note is a delight. thanks. steve.

[ladydoom001]

Wonderful playing! I'm trying to learn classical guitar and I would love to be able to play this piece one day (though not as well as you're playing it though)

[gavin1895]

Splendida musica quella che fai Denian :-) Grazie per condividere con noi il tuo talento e il tuo gusto :-)

[KlodeB92]

Beautiful interpretation ( I watched from a distance for fear you should sneeze ; -) Playing such a long piece flawlessly is a real challenge .! Sincere congratulations .

[DavetheIV]

Lovely playing Denian, makes me want to pick up my guitar and play myself. Thanks.

[Garwoody]

I really enjoy this piece and your interpretation makes it all the more beautiful, as is the same with all your pieces on youtube!

I have a quick question for you if you have the time. How do you start learning pieces, or in other words do you start pieces by practicing very slowly or fast? I always find that when I learn a piece slowly it feels like I'm not getting anywhere as far as perfecting my technique in the piece.

Thanks a lot,

Garwoody

[DenianArcoleo]

Thanks Garwoody:-)

I don't tend to practise a new piece slowly from start to finish (it's too boring!), instead I usually identify any particular passage that is giving me difficulty, practise it in isolation until it works and then re-insert that passage back into the flow of the music that comes before and after it.

Hope that helps

Best wishes

Denian

[Garwoody]

Ok, thanks a lot for your help!

[key2kingdom]

well remembered! It's wonderful to be able to play long and complex music by heart. Great sound too.

[ovidiov]

5 stars, Maestro

[DenianArcoleo]

Many thanks ovidiov :-)

Best wishes

Denian

[jiljith]

Wow! Feel like I'm getting hit by classical missiles on youtube.

Per Olov [AndanteLargo] just dropped a bomb with his ultra romantic "tears in heaven" and now we get some classical styled classical guitaring.

I thought that the guitar wouldn't stand up to the piano if not confronted on an emotional/romantic front, but pros like you are beginning to make me wonder.

Thanks, you're inspiring amateurs around the world.

[DenianArcoleo]

Many thanks for listening and writing your thoughts, much appreciated :-)

Best wishes

Denian

[slajab]

Great playing!!! All interpretation in full agreement with Bach intention (as I suppose) !!!

Congratulations,

Slawek

[DenianArcoleo]

Thanks for listening and commenting Slawek :-)

All the best my friend

Denian

[p2nches]

Brilliant!

[DenianArcoleo]

Thank you!