Bach Cello Suite 1 on bass by Martin Motnik

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Johann Sebastian Bach - Cello Suite #1 Prelude in G Major, played on Ritter Roya 6 string electric bass




*** NEW: I uploaded the transcription that I have been using:

http://www.martinmotnik.com/transcriptions/J_S_Bach-Cello_Suite_1_Prelude.pdf




Hope it helps. ***




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• Bach
• Cello
• Suite
• #1
• Prelude
• in
• Major
• Ritter
• Roya
• electric
• Martin
• Motnik

[WilliamWozzeck]

A really creative arrangement. Surprisingly I liked this more than the classical guitar versions I've heard! The harmonics and from 2:10 to the end gave me be goosebumps. There are a lot of dull people in this comments section, such as the person below me, who can't stand new ideas and experiments. I don't necessarily like all of your arrangements, but what does it matter if it was meant for another instrument? Try everything.

[TheSkipjack95]

@fatfatat444 So do I, metal comes from classical music anyway, so....

[VidalChannel]

I didn't know that Jack Black played the bass.

[jwunschie14]

This is so difficult on cello, god damn

[40riddim]

It's a beautiful piece. I first hear Patittucci play it on electric.

Well done.

Might not be world class, but I love the piece and your playing of it.

[MegaPanzers1]

@the9ingredients ACTUALLY, between 1730 and 1760 the period in vogue was pre-classicism, or post-baroque. And Bach was one of the maximum exponents of this transitory movement, which was the first to present classicism to the world. I know enough about metal to say that it's not related to classica, that's all. Not saying it sucks, just saying that, if you like it im fine with it, i personally don't; but that's just opinions. The fact is that it's not like classical music.

[the9ingredients]

@MegaPanzers1 P.S., "moroan" was a very nice touch there, buddy. The irony is how you call me a dumbass, yet you clearly have little to no experience in the mechanics of the English language. I think it's clear who the "moroan" here is.

[the9ingredients]

@MegaPanzers1 Funny thing is, you have no idea who I am, so you literally have no clue as to the extent of my musical knowledge. If as smart as you claim to be, then perhaps you'd know this isn't even fucking Classical music. It's baroque. The Classical period didn't start til 1750, so even WITH your pretentious phrasing, you're wrong. And how can you claim to know that metal and "classical" as you erroneously call it aren't related if you don't even know anything about metal?

[LifeasWill]

@TurboJesus3000 omg YES

[studiolegdl]

its really difficult to find a nice alternative verssion of a classic... congratulations! such a great artist, guitar player and musician!

[MegaPanzers1]

@the9ingredients in this case, you may know a lot more than metal than i do; but i know a lot more about classical music than you do, and believe me they are NOT as related as you think, AT ALL! and what's wrong with calling classical music with it's italian name; il classicismo, was the main movement that gave the name to the genre; i've studied history of music for years, and i think i know enough to say you are a moroan for saying metal and classica are the same. Dumbass

[the9ingredients]

@MegaPanzers1 Goddamn, you're a dumbass. Musica classica? What a distasteful, pretentious way to describe something that can be so beautiful. I know it might pain you for your precious "musica classica" to be related to so barbaric and low-brow a genre, but you're in a state of pretentious denial if you entertain the notion that metal isn't related to classical. Metal is none of those adjectives, and you're a fuck for thinking so. You give classical music a bad name, you dim witted asshole.