Adam Fulara - The Goldberg Variation No. 9 (J. S. Bach) - doublenecked tapping guitar

Adam Fulara plays The Goldberg Variation No. 9 (J. S. Bach) BWV 988, 3-parts. With two-handed tapping technique (doublenecked REK Guitar). More details: www.adam.fulara.com.

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Music

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• Fulara
• Bach
• tapping
• guitar
• classical
• baroque period
• two-handed
• doublenecked guitar
• REK
• shred
• insane guitar solo
• Ostrzeszów
• Poland

[clubsandwedge]

is there anybody who could elaborately describe the architecture of this canon to me?

[AdamFulara]

It has been written in the scores :). Look carefully.

[23Mati]

Coś tam skaszaniłeś pod koniec, chyba ;)

[AdamFulara]

e chyba nie.

[Phyle9]

indeed excellent!!! But to me the bindings seem a bit unnatural for Bach?

[AdamFulara]

Have you heard about Clavichord? Bach have used them (although not in this tune).

[kadukhan]

You are continuing to develop as a true virtuoso. I am perpetually amazed at your incredible talent and expression. Every translation is top notch and attention to the smallest nuance of the music is captured and displayed with genuine love for the piece you play. Exquisite!

[anisometropie]

great ! We can ear the 2 voices so clearly, amazing!

[MartinRaetzJr]

Wow! Excellently.

[Deo144]

Osobiście wolę Partyzanta...

[MrGuitarcat]

@anisometropie ther is three voices !

[pedrojmonge]

Great!!!!!!

[x9Monis9x]

uwielbiam to :)

[HookedOnBach]

Can you plase record variation NO 14 as well? Or can I buy all from somewhere?

Thank you for your all Bach interpretations, I really like them!!! Dzenkuje!!!

[lavamass]

why you cut it???

[rumpranger65]

This is so good I use this for my piano practice. Thanks.

[rumpranger65]

I don't usually like transposition but this is the best Bach. Thank you!