This is incredible! I need to record my version of the original! The first arpeggiated section of your version needs working on, it doesn't fit with the backing tracking..
I can't believe that your managing to play to play it all with a plectrum! It's hard enough on a classical guitar!
@PD3withDP Sounds great! But i'm not sure why you would want to bring up the second half of the arpeggios, the only reason that I can think of is that it makes it easier to play! You need huge hands to play it in normal position. Did you learn it of the Lute Suite transcription?
Cheers. I brought up second half of the A arpeggios because I prefer the sound. The stretches are there in the first half. This version is based on the violin partita not the lute suite. I think it works much better on violin because of the higher pitch. It gets too thick at this point with the low open A string in the guitar (Koonce) transcription and the guitar version is already a compromise.
@PD3withDP It gets a bit thick yeah...but I suppose you just have to compromise when you play it on the guitar. Saying that, I much prefer it being played on a classical guitar/violin as the violin just sounds scratchy. (And plus I can't play the violin!) I'm assuming that your a classical guitarist too?
There are no words to declare the feeling this music gave me Pete! Bach is my favourite componist and I like jazz a lot as well and this is a great performance. Thank you a lot!
I prefer your version to many faster ones. The swinging sounded a bit exaggerated at first, but it evened out slightly to a really nice effect, nice to hear something creative with this peice. I'm thinking of learning it myself.
Pete, I'm amazed at the great tone here. Are you still with the Cube20X?Tube Drive model? I agree with you. The best sound on mine is the "Tube Drive" model, but I'm sill trying to
get as good a tone as you do. Keep the videos coming!
in guitar is most easy than play in violin!!
TheCebolaJr 3 weeks ago
very well done indeed. I am currently learning this on classical guitar. I really like your swing version!
dacsunset 3 weeks ago
This is thr best version for sure sir! Any way for getting backing track? Tabs? Would be awesome!
blacksoul666guitar 2 months ago
Is there a way for getting backing track? And the tabs? It would be awesome to have them!
blacksoul666guitar 2 months ago
Omg omg omg omg OMFG
blacksoul666guitar 2 months ago
Wow!
paulmcemly 2 months ago
My sincere respect, Sir.
fluence51 4 months ago
just as good as the original
even better with the modern style
Omegaroth 6 months ago
hahaha nice version
aang609 6 months ago
Absolutely beautiful. Bach, the master of the masters.
petrusmalk 10 months ago
wonderfull!!!!!
emamonti9999 1 year ago
NIceFeeling and playing!!
gitarcla 1 year ago
This is incredible! I need to record my version of the original! The first arpeggiated section of your version needs working on, it doesn't fit with the backing tracking..
I can't believe that your managing to play to play it all with a plectrum! It's hard enough on a classical guitar!
TheYorkshireJack 1 year ago
Cheers. have you checked out my trio version on the PD3withDP channel? Let me know when you upload yours. Pete
PD3withDP 1 year ago
@PD3withDP Sounds great! But i'm not sure why you would want to bring up the second half of the arpeggios, the only reason that I can think of is that it makes it easier to play! You need huge hands to play it in normal position. Did you learn it of the Lute Suite transcription?
TheYorkshireJack 1 year ago
Cheers. I brought up second half of the A arpeggios because I prefer the sound. The stretches are there in the first half. This version is based on the violin partita not the lute suite. I think it works much better on violin because of the higher pitch. It gets too thick at this point with the low open A string in the guitar (Koonce) transcription and the guitar version is already a compromise.
PD3withDP 1 year ago
@PD3withDP It gets a bit thick yeah...but I suppose you just have to compromise when you play it on the guitar. Saying that, I much prefer it being played on a classical guitar/violin as the violin just sounds scratchy. (And plus I can't play the violin!) I'm assuming that your a classical guitarist too?
TheYorkshireJack 1 year ago
Excellent playing and you hardly ever look at your left hand. I bet Bach himself would enjoy this.... after we explain to him what electricity is.
vveq 1 year ago
amazing i loved it....check out my conservative version...:-)
parissos 1 year ago
great job !
prathamrege 1 year ago
sounded great with the swing feel. great interpretation, i enjoyed watching it :)
Completreg 1 year ago
Thanks. Please heck out the band version on my channel. Pete
PD3withDP 1 year ago
whao..
There are no words to declare the feeling this music gave me Pete! Bach is my favourite componist and I like jazz a lot as well and this is a great performance. Thank you a lot!
szidijani 1 year ago
badass
B4TBOMRKITE 2 years ago
Cheers.
PD3withDP 2 years ago
I prefer your version to many faster ones. The swinging sounded a bit exaggerated at first, but it evened out slightly to a really nice effect, nice to hear something creative with this peice. I'm thinking of learning it myself.
secoro60 2 years ago
Thanks very much.
PD3withDP 2 years ago
Thanks. Looking forward to uploading a band version soon.
PD3withDP 2 years ago
Working on arranging overture from Cantata BWV. 29 for rock band. Compare it to this praeludium.
JupiterIV 2 years ago
Cool! Look forward to hearing it. Nearly there with band version of BWV 1006. Will be posting soon. Pete
PD3withDP 2 years ago
Pete, I'm amazed at the great tone here. Are you still with the Cube20X?Tube Drive model? I agree with you. The best sound on mine is the "Tube Drive" model, but I'm sill trying to
get as good a tone as you do. Keep the videos coming!
classic005465 2 years ago
Hi. Yes, Tube Drive model again, with gain at 10 o'clock.
Pete
PD3withDP 2 years ago
Excellent ! Really like your touch/tone.
Chris
Jazzguitman 2 years ago
Cheers Chris.
Gonna keep working on it. Hope to post a version with the band soon.
Pete
PD3withDP 2 years ago