Classical Guitar Gigue and Double BWV 997 J.S. Bach
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This is good! A lot who play this I think tackle it waaay too fast, this is almost the same tempo I play it actually : )
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Great playing!
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@ajcitar que bello comentario
es cierto tiene una tecnica tan depurada que no se le pide na mas felicidades
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Beautiful
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Very cool!
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It was written for guitar, Bach just didn't know it at the time!
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ha it's actually hard to think that this wasn't written for the guitar.
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Beautiful interpretation,
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cool lute in the back
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but is also freakin hard to play
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Nice Lute! Can you do this suite on it? I feel this music really belongs on it's intended instrument. It adds such a light melancholic character. What do you think?
vivivivivivivivi 4 years ago
Actually that lute is a theorbo and is not really able to play this music because of the 1st and 2nd reentrant strings (octave lower than normal). It is mainly used for continuo playing in ensembles or orchestras and is particularly good for accompanying singers. It is debatable what instrument Bach intended this for but it does sound great on the lute because you are able to play the bass notes in the correct octave.
craigalake 4 years ago
so gooooooooood......... :)
lol
andricobb 4 years ago
Thanks Andriana, when will I see your vid up here?
craigalake 4 years ago
I like to hear your decision in ornamenting the portatoed notes. Good work, congratulations.
hermawanlukman 4 years ago
I'm not sure what you mean by portato. I believe it is a bowed string term for the re-articulation of a note with a single bow stroke. If you are talking about the repeated notes prior to the appoggiaturas then I am playing the first one staccato and the second one legato to the resolution of the appoggiatura and trying to lean a little on the dissonance of the appoggiatura.
craigalake 4 years ago