Cameron O'Connor plays: Gavotte en rondeau, E major lute suite BWV 1006a (J.S. Bach)

From my senior recital March 13,2009, the entire program of which was:

J.S. Bach- Lute suite no. 4
John Dowland- Forlorne Hope Fancy
G. Regondi- Bellini variations
Britten- Nocturnal after John Dowland
Rodrigo- tres piezas espanolas

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[dr0berts]

Wow.

[firax456]

great job, any other guitar pieces which are similar to this one?

[rhoadsofoz]

This is unbelievably good. I am playing this piece in competition march 4 and i play along with your version. I am using all of your dynamics. This is the only way performers should be playing it. Thanks for the tip about the Koonce version. Much better than the Schott version.

[muhamad276]

good playing

[rhoadsofoz]

thanks for the help....i have the Koonce edition for BWV996 its fantastic. I'm gonna go out and get the 1006 Koonce edition. Thanks again! @msutton2006

[msutton2006]

@rhoadsofoz Check out the Frank Koonce edition. I've looked through the prelude and gavotte and haven't had to change one fingering aside from where it asks for trills (I'm trying ho/po trills and he fingers the p i trills). Check it out, the fingerings are great!

[BlueLegato1]

Well done, very good!

[elmochick94]

this is one of my garde 8 peies and its so pretty :) i like lostenoing to them before deciding which ones to do so thanks for a really good playing of t :) your fantastic and if i ever get it this good i will be ecstatic! :) wlel doen :) 5 stars

[rhoadsofoz]

Can you tell me which edition this is? I have the Schott edition, but its more like the shite edition. The fingerings are so awkward.

You're Awesome by the way!

5 Stars

[Curatica]

Very good, congratulations!