JS Bach - Bourree from Suite for Lute in E minor (BWV 996)

[1jsbachfan]

Respect ! Very nice interpretation, played out very well. Many greetings and best wishes!

[erlingsjo]

@1jsbachfan Thanks. All the best /Lars

[Voodooblue09]

Excellent video, but I gotta ask how did you record it? I've been trying out various methods of recording my classical studies but none sound nearly as good as yours.

[erlingsjo]

@Voodooblue09 I recorded it with the built in webcam in a MacBook, using QuickTime, and a decent microphone through a usb-connected preamp. Then I extracted the sound to Garageband to add EQ and reverb, and put it back together with the movie using iMovie. Hope that helps.

[potrodsas]

Very good musically and technically but you have to look for sound -natural sound production.

This is sounds awful like electric and classical music is wood and only wood.. Keep it up!

[suddath1]

Was well played but you need to keep the tempo. You kinda slowed down on a few parts. I understand those parts are complicated but it makes the song sound a little slow at parts. But overall well done :D I'm learning this song as well.

[NostalgicProcrast]

@suddath1 It's called musicallity and dynamics. It'sbooring not to vary the tempo.

[suddath1]

@NostalgicProcrast But this type of song has to keep a tempo because it was ment to sound the way it does. Changing the tempo kinda makes it sound weird. But this guy pulled it off.

[danielou88]

Peaceful. Great interpretation.

[erlingsjo]

@danielou88 Thanks.

[LaGuitarrayYo]

Najs gjort Lasse!

=))

[erlingsjo]

@LaGuitarrayYo Tack

[Mjodbryggaren]

bra spelat! Jag tycker om att du inte spelar så förbannat snabbt som nästan alla gör :)

[erlingsjo]

@Mjodbryggaren Tack. Jag håller med om att den kan bli lite stressig om den spelas för snabbt. Fast egentligen beror det så klart på att jag inte klarar att spela den fortare än så här ;-)