J.S. Bach: Bourree E minor Accordeon

This is J.S. Bachs Bourree in E minor. I am not sure if it is originally composed for guitar, but that is the instriment you usually hear it played with.

The piece has in my opinion something very rustic about it, nothing as glamorous as cathedral organs, and suites therefore well with my rustic amateur playing.

I have a standard bass on my accordeon so this is about as much I am able to conjure out of the thing anyway. It's my own arrangement because I can't read notes. If you can, please tell me what more I could do with the standard bass. I really would like to play more Bach and I know that to play he's creations well, I need to be able to read notes, it's "music of heavenly mathematics" after all. One cannot just aim in the general direction in mathematics! But still, if you have any suggestions on the bass, all such will be welcome.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Bach
• Bourree
• Accordeon
• Accordion

[medicaldud]

AS USUAL. GREAT!!!!

HOLY COW!!

That was an undescribable performance. GREAT PERFORMANCE. I wish the rating system on youtube had 583687482374623874632847236487­235412374123742138743218513248 stars. Cause that's how many I'm giving you.

[Minapas]

Thank you so very much Med, I really appreciate it!

[diealocan]

Bravo, as usual!!!

Congratulations for your interpretation.

5*****

Best regards from Spain

Diego

[Minapas]

Thank you very much Diego! Though I must say, looking at it now, I think I play it way too slow.

[lichiarenz]

Bourree excellenly played

Great performance

5*

Fabrizio