A set of variations on Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" theme, arranged for Solo Mandolin in Duo-Style. The sheet music and tablature for this piece conclude my method book on solo mandolin performance, "Duo-Style A to Z."
In the first and third variations, I combine the "Ode to Joy" theme with original counter-melodies; the second variation uses some of Beethoven's own counterpoint from the Finale of the Ninth Symphony.
The fourth variation uses the theme as its own counter-melody, via a canon at the 7th and a canon at the 10th; the fifth variation derives its counter-melody from Beethoven's Andante con Variazioni, WoO 44b; and the sixth variation's counter-melody is from "Aura Lea," written in the 1800's by Fosdick & Poulton (also used as the melody for "Love Me Tender").
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teratism143 5 months ago
I can see his fingers. But it is still mind boggling. And fun to listen to.
sonomabob 9 months ago
this blouse make you look like a priest:P AmazinG!
jasandjasand 1 year ago
unreal
paintingtasters 2 years ago
My jaw just dropped to the floor...
HonshuWolf 2 years ago
This is the piece he teaches in his instruction book "Duo-Style A to Z"
Absolutely amazing!!!! A virtuoso that captures the emotion of the music as well.
bourbon 2 years ago
You sir, put a smile on my face today. Wonderful videos!
ImOnTheTube 2 years ago
Wow! Thank you so much for sharing this moving piece. I do not know if I can listen to this enough!
DKKDOLLS 3 years ago
wonderful! Thank you, Evan.
Glyphone 3 years ago
amazing!
deserthermit1 3 years ago