BACH: Toccata and Fugue, BWV 565 on Classical Guitar.
Keep watching it. It gets better and better.
01 August 2020, 03:48 PM
Axtremus
Love it, and very much impressed! As far as transcription goes, it’s like Liszt transcribed Beethoven’s symphonies for solo piano — he preserved all the essence of the original and still makes it sound very natural for the instrument for all its virtuosity.
You do that and I'll play the Taussig transcription for piano. (yeah right!)
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01 August 2020, 06:20 PM
markj
lol jon. I mean, it would be noble pursuit.
I have actually gone a different direction lately, connecting with the likes of the old singer song-writers like Simon & Garfunkle, Crosy Still, Nash, Neil Young, etc. I still practice the classical and the more complex finger picking pieces but, I have branched out. I am trying to develop a decent, acceptable singing voice to accompany myself.
At our family reunion last fall, my oldest daughter and I both played the guitar, and did some singing. both solo and as a duet. It was a great time.
01 August 2020, 07:20 PM
ShiroKuro
Gorgeous!!
I love how the guitar's voice makes it sometimes sound very much like Spanish guitar, despite my familiarity with the original, which I would have never said sounded Spanish played on an organ...