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Julian Bream - Bach BWV 998: Prelude, Fugue & Allegro

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Uploaded by on Jun 29, 2009

Julian Bream plays J.S. Bach Prelude, Fugue & Allegro, BWV 998 in D Major

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  • the musicality we want

    the sideburns we need

    

  • I love how bream keeps the bass line in the lower octave in the B section. It does however make the work much more technically demandingBut it beefs it up Most guitarist play that bass line in the higher octave and it really sounds thin and weak in that section... Of course if one plays this transcription/arrangement by Bream it should be re-named Prelude, Fugue and Andante! LOL

    Thanks for upload. Its GREAT!

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  • @NYlivinginTN Thats true, but without segovia, many of the wonders fr the guitar we have today would not be available (he transcribed many many pieces) He also helped gain the guitar a new found popularity... :)

  • @MrNitsugaGuitar no ma calllo

  • exelente guitarrista clasico

  • Bach the most stupendous miracle in all music (Wagner quote). The distiller of the essence of musical craft. Wrote over a thousand perfect compositions some with 3 or more movements. So we are talking thousands of master pieces of the most complex & perfect music ever written.

    Here you have to admire the way anyone can play without a note out of place in front of an audience. Incredible memory. Nice tone & playing. Well done Mr Bream.

  • The tempo went up

  • He sure makes master Bach's music come alive and Bream is all about music.

  • i can play the suite and the crazyest part is 10:15 - 10:23

  • @tangodancer1000 But this suite is a set piece for entrance to Julliard...

  • Simplemente el mejor interprete de Bach! Bream mucho, mucho, mucho mejor que Segovia...

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