My dad was a viola player (he played with Toronto Symphony Orchestra in the 1970s). This was his warm up piece. He played this every day. It sounded so rich on a viola.
It’s quite a different feeling on the viola, certainly! Regardless of medium of playing, it’s really euphoric to play this at full tempo and being able to appreciate the music.
@@dacoconutnut9503I listened to the Tchaikovsky and It was beautiful! Thank you for suggesting It! But why did Bach wrote (or maybe the editor wrote) just a "2" in there? Is there any reason behind that?
I barely know where to start. The clarity, tone, intonation, tempo and his feel for the piece is so remarkable... And it does not hurt that my very first hearing of Gavotte en rondeau, as with many of my age (56) cohort was from the PBS science series "COSMOS", performed no less by Grumiaux. I was mesmerized and today more than ever I find Grumiaux my favorite violinist from a list of many. I will conclude by saying: I experience a unique feeling listening to this very performance of Gavotte en rondeau. As many of you well know, this recording is pressed onto a gold LP record that is aboard the Voyager spacecraft. It represents a small part of the LPs content; that being the sounds of earth. I find so much calming peace knowing even after I, we, everything turns to dust, this may still be transiting the universe until one day our 'message in a bottle' from a pale blue dot arrives on a distant shore, and the inhabitants weep with happiness with what they have discovered.
I’m playing this on marimba for a college performance. A very well written piece both for listening pleasure and an exercise in dexterity and musical discipline!
Exactly. Some famous violinists like to go at about twice this tempo. I can actually play it at this tempo. I thought I was playing it too slowly but seems I wasn't.
Yes. Preach. Y'all ain't special if "I love yoo" brought you here or if you're a "wEIrD aND qUIrKy tEeN" that likes classical more than any other genre.
I'm here because of Serge Rachmaninoff's splendid transcription of this for piano, which I always thought was original Bach. Amazing to hear the source material which is, of course, complete in itself. A credit to both masters.
Michael Gfroerer that's why grumiaux is my favorite solo bach performer. It's clean, rich and lived in. Doesn't feel pretentious on one hand or too goopy on the other
i heard my orchestra teacher practicing this, but i didn’t have time to ask her what the piece was. naturally, i went to twosetviolin and i found my answer. like always
Grumiaux lp set of all 6 (Vinyl 33 rpm) has been a mainstay of home listening for years. H. Hahn probably spent some hours listening to him. Such love and care.
The Grumiax rendition on Bach's Gavotte en Rondeau makes my whole existence to resonate with the universe and evokes a whole new state of mind quite close to rapture and pure bliss~ ♡
In bar 17 somehow I sometimes start hearing the ''1'' of each bar on the last 16th note. So I checked this out and it makes sense like this of course. But also sound nice when the descending bass note is on the 1. I guess did not expect classical music to have such syncopated accents
From a Twoset episode... Brett: If you were to meet an alien species, what piece would you play for them? Eddy: * plays Bach Partita 3 * Eddy: If you were to meet the love of your life, what piece would you play for them? Brett: * plays Bach Partita No. 3 * Eddy: So it's confirmed, Brett has alien fetish.
SEÑOR DIOS, BENDICE DE PARTE DE LA HUMANIDAD Y DE MI PARTE A ESTE GRAN SER Y A TODOS LOS GRANDES MAESTROS POR TODO LO QUE NOS HAN DADO Y NOS SIGUEN DADO. QUÉ MAS DECIR SINO GRACIAS.
I love these pieces. I came here to read the notes while the violinist plays and *pretend i can read sheet music* lol. I read I love Yoo. But why didn’t i search up the piece sooner? I guess i wasn’t educated about violin classical at all, i didn’t bother to search it up because i was completely stupid. I thought it was made up “song” with my knowledge of classical music. I haven’t and didn’t find TwoSet too, i wish i knew about the amazing pieces sooner from Bach. I’m still very uneducated tho lol.
0:00 Prelude
3:54 Loure
6:41 Gavotte en rondeau
9:38 Menuet 1
10:46 Menuet 2
12:10 Bourrée
13:24 Gigue
¡Gracias!
Thank you ;)
¡Muchas gracias! Las indicaciones del tiempo han sido de gran ayuda.
Many thanks!
Yasss!!! Thanks!!!!
My dad was a viola player (he played with Toronto Symphony Orchestra in the 1970s). This was his warm up piece. He played this every day. It sounded so rich on a viola.
It’s quite a different feeling on the viola, certainly! Regardless of medium of playing, it’s really euphoric to play this at full tempo and being able to appreciate the music.
Did he played it in E, or in A, because of the difference in the strings tuning?
Sounds like you’re just chilling in the lobby of heaven
Prendi questa Davide 👑
This is the perfect description of Bach, I have ever heard
imagine this as an elevator tune on heaven
So amazing!
Not like
someone needs to tell youtube to not put ads during movements thank you
Lol it’s like clapping in between movements.
Nu_ na a TwoSet fan?? LingLing 40 hours unite!!!
@@aliciacharlene2442 idk man clapping between movements its pretty universally disliked
@@aliciacharlene2442 claping between movements is s a c r i l e g i o u s
@@guthrumkvervandi1840 how about coughing between movements
12:10 ah yes my favorite time signature, 2
lmaaaooo, how do u even play in that
ohh I think its its the time signature 2
2
It means 2 half notes in a bar :)
A similar (if not the same) is also featured in Tchaikovsky Op.56 Contrastes, second movement
@@dacoconutnut9503I listened to the Tchaikovsky and It was beautiful! Thank you for suggesting It!
But why did Bach wrote (or maybe the editor wrote) just a "2" in there? Is there any reason behind that?
1:12 that slow deep bounce to the tight vibrato low G sharp was just perfect
I barely know where to start. The clarity, tone, intonation, tempo and his feel for the piece is so remarkable... And it does not hurt that my very first hearing of Gavotte en rondeau, as with many of my age (56) cohort was from the PBS science series "COSMOS", performed no less by Grumiaux. I was mesmerized and today more than ever I find Grumiaux my favorite violinist from a list of many.
I will conclude by saying: I experience a unique feeling listening to this very performance of Gavotte en rondeau. As many of you well know, this recording is pressed onto a gold LP record that is aboard the Voyager spacecraft. It represents a small part of the LPs content; that being the sounds of earth. I find so much calming peace knowing even after I, we, everything turns to dust, this may still be transiting the universe until one day our 'message in a bottle' from a pale blue dot arrives on a distant shore, and the inhabitants weep with happiness with what they have discovered.
I’m playing this on marimba for a college performance. A very well written piece both for listening pleasure and an exercise in dexterity and musical discipline!
Marimbas have that much range?
im learning this on marimba right now actually! cool that im not the only to do it :,)
@@ascendedbox612 most common marimbas have 4.3 octaves some even go over 5 octaves
@@claudiocastellanos6774 Very nice
Arthur Grumiaux is just the very best! Thank you so much for posting this❤
ah, finally, a reasonable tempo i could play at so i dont feel so bad about myself
Exactly. Some famous violinists like to go at about twice this tempo. I can actually play it at this tempo. I thought I was playing it too slowly but seems I wasn't.
Its bach so it's really up to you tempo wise (within realm of reason) so this more than acceptable!
It is Grumiaux's recording of the Gavotte en Rondeau here that was chosen for inclusion on the Voyager Golden Record
lucky martians
I didn't know that, good choice! Now if only the aliens had ears and knew how to play the record
The best of the three partitas for violin solo by the gigantic Bach
Can we just talk about how beautiful his tone was?! Good god.
6:41this is my favorite
Mine is gavotte en rondeau
edit: this timestamp is gavotte en rondeau too, I didn't notice.
I'm so baffled on how bach can create this amazing blueprint of heaven!
Wait till you listen to Chaconne played by Kogan Leonid
Using almost solely semiquavers.
in 2012 i got an asus tablet and this was the only song on it. I ended up loving it and wanted more classical music. I was 5 years old.
That’s awesome!
His violin has the richness and depth of a viola but can go as high as a violin. Absolutely beautiful
I think it it because Grumiaux used to play on a Strad with gut strings, such a lovely sound
His violin can go as high as a violin?
I don't like comparing intruments, each one has its purpose so whats the point comparing
@@naturlent2336 because violin>viola
@@ascendedbox612 I just said they have their own purpose. Viola can do things violin can't vice versa. There is no better instrument
Gavotte en rondeau is honestly so wonderful
Bach is a genius.
I really really love it. Makes me happy and tears at the same time
I love yoo brought me here.
Mama qtips son has great taste!
Same!
Edit: Aargh I love this series so much, I don't want it to end ;_;
My musical interest brought me here
Yes. Preach. Y'all ain't special if "I love yoo" brought you here or if you're a "wEIrD aND qUIrKy tEeN" that likes classical more than any other genre.
@@areyougoingtoeatthatbanana2095 Twosetviolin brought me here.
oH wElL...
gUeSS tHaT i'M sPeCiaL
@@lopkobor6916 Twoset is here and there, everywhere!!!!!!!!
(Y) S ame
I typed it and brought myself here
I'm here because of Serge Rachmaninoff's splendid transcription of this for piano, which I always thought was original Bach. Amazing to hear the source material which is, of course, complete in itself. A credit to both masters.
Cud u link it
Really great performance, love the tasteful vibrato.
Michael Gfroerer that's why grumiaux is my favorite solo bach performer. It's clean, rich and lived in. Doesn't feel pretentious on one hand or too goopy on the other
Bach doesn’t like vibrato
Spicy Meatball yes, because we in BAROQUE style
There is no vibrato... Those are trill or trillo.
@@charlietian2074 have you seen the music sheet? There is not vibrato!!
i heard my orchestra teacher practicing this, but i didn’t have time to ask her what the piece was. naturally, i went to twosetviolin and i found my answer. like always
Grumiaux lp set of all 6 (Vinyl 33 rpm) has been a mainstay of home listening for years. H. Hahn probably spent some hours listening to him. Such love and care.
Gracias por esta invaluable joya artística !!!!
7:33 HOW DID HE FRICKING VOICE THAT?!?! ITS LITERALLY LIKE TWO VIOLINS
Bro i always found you anywhere lol
Capire il genio. Una conquista per ciascuno. Giovanni sei grande!!!!
Il più GRANDE della Storia della Musica !!!
8:53 is magical
So beautiful
Thank you😌: Bach is for the many young, true modern Bach's who are being chained by the distopic, one dimensional "music industry"
My favorite of all time
I was looking for this gavotte! It was stuck in my head but I couldnt remember which partita it was from.
Know what you mean. Happens to me from time to time as well. There're just too many masterpieces.
Ty'lei S
No. So stop fishing for likes.
Best bach ever
learning this entire partita was pure joy (and i'm not being sarcastic)
indeed, bach music brings joy
It's not to me😂
9:01 My fav part 😊😇👍
This is absolute Magic
So pure
Certifié intergalactique!
Belleza de obra maestra!! te amo J.S.Bach!!
The Grumiax rendition on Bach's Gavotte en Rondeau makes my whole existence to resonate with the universe and evokes a whole new state of mind quite close to rapture and pure bliss~ ♡
Thank you!!
The Loure comes straight from Heaven
Thanks for uploading!
Now i now what qtip was listning to. ( from the webtoon i love yoo)
OMG SAMEEE LMAO
hello hi it is me.
i'm trying to re-read the whole thing again because the update oops
i didn't know other people will search this up too lol
SAME!!
SAME LMFAO
Learning this on guitar rn!
In bar 17 somehow I sometimes start hearing the ''1'' of each bar on the last 16th note. So I checked this out and it makes sense like this of course. But also sound nice when the descending bass note is on the 1. I guess did not expect classical music to have such syncopated accents
Very good! I could listen to this a lot! 👍
I Love Yoo!!
A BIG thumbs up. thank you.
no one:
not even ling ling:
random comments on any classical music video: TWOSET!!
(btw, did you practice? hmmmmm)
No one:
Absolutely no one:
People who still use this format:
My go-to tune for pretending im being all fancy and Bri'ish with my homies. I just hum this intro out loud and we all know the vibe lmao
This plays in Twoset videos a lot lol
Younjin Yi, hahaha yes!! I love TwoSetViolin!😁
Yeet. Ling ling could play all movements at the same time
*yes*
Yess
Fascinating.
one word - underrated.
Very wonderfull
Lindo demais.
All the dislikes are from teachers who thought their interpretations were better
I found this song by being on hold 😅thank god they hadn’t changed the music!
yeah good thing bach didnt rise from his grave to make an adjustment
What brought me here was the fact that I have to play the Prelude for my solo 🙃
shoot me now
Omg same hahah let's shoot each other. my solo is in Feb 2020 so...3 1/2 months to go
@Miguel Melchior Thanks Miguel!
Did you do it? If so did it go well, or did Corelli-19 say "no"?
Shattered Crest [BlastRadio] did it cried but still did it
From a Twoset episode...
Brett: If you were to meet an alien species, what piece would you play for them?
Eddy: * plays Bach Partita 3 *
Eddy: If you were to meet the love of your life, what piece would you play for them?
Brett: * plays Bach Partita No. 3 *
Eddy: So it's confirmed, Brett has alien fetish.
Everyone should love 1006😂 even aliens
which episode is it?
6:40 Cosmos' evolution theme
0:07
Thank you very much kind person this I have patience issues
BEAUTIFUL
Kousuke brought me here too...😅
Yes fam
oop
haha same
Am I the only one who read Kousuke to Kousei 🤔
ayeeeee
I like how high pitch it was.
Kousuke’s playlist brought me here. Ngl this makes him more attractive 🌝
i agree :D
Good
My high school music major will play it now!
9:04 that part sounds incredibly "modern"
Gavotte en rondeau is my fav ❤
I saw this on a webtoon called I love Yoo... and I love this
this is brutal on guitar plectrum
La corda d'oro Blue sky
Thank you ❤️ please do more with the scores
"AN OLD SILENT POND!...A FROG!-- PRACTICE!...LING LING!"
hAHA BACH WITH HAIKUS YES
TwoSet fan??? LINGLING can play all of them at the same time and can play it even watching TH-cam videos
kousuke has great taste in music clearly
Ysaye’s Obsession brought me here
Kousuke has a very sophisticated music taste. I would like to know what else he listens to :)
Yes an I Love Yoo fan!
0:53 音準 定位範例
1:01
6:41 This was in Carl Sagan's "Cosmos"
1st movement. Starts peaceful, then it's like a war is started
All movements after. Peacefulness and grace signifying the war is over
2:43
nice
Isn't that Prelude the Sinfonia to his Cantata 29 "Wir danken Dir"???
Yes, it is, also Bach himself arranged this Partita for Lute, as well, this versions is known as Lute suite N°4 BWV 1006a
1:52 M67 小節 P3
2:06 M76 小節
2:23 M88 小節
2:43 M100 小節 P4
2:57 M109 小節
3:22 M125 小節 last page
The Webtoon, "I Love Yoo," brought me here (Kousuke's soundtrack 😂😂)
Same 👍👍👍👍
Same😂
Kousuke has good taste. I've heard this dude before, because who doesn't love to venture into a bit of classic?
LMAO
YEAH! *Me lik dis*
BACH ❤️
𝐊𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐮𝐤𝐞'𝐬 𝐓𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞 💙
I played this to a Bacterium.
Now it's a T-rex.
A BACHterium**
6:41, anyone else think of Carl Sagan’s COSMOS at this part?
Ms.Yoo 😻
ES MUY BELLO, ME EMOCIONA, QUIERO APRENDER
I literally typed in "Do ti do sol mi sol do" to try and find this... that didn't work, so I tried famous violin solos haha...
0:40
1:38
2:02
SEÑOR DIOS, BENDICE DE PARTE DE LA HUMANIDAD Y DE MI PARTE A ESTE GRAN SER Y A TODOS LOS GRANDES MAESTROS POR TODO LO QUE NOS HAN DADO Y NOS SIGUEN DADO. QUÉ MAS DECIR SINO GRACIAS.
Twoset they play it so much i had to take a look
Damn and I have to play this. Literally rip me
I love these pieces. I came here to read the notes while the violinist plays and *pretend i can read sheet music* lol.
I read I love Yoo. But why didn’t i search up the piece sooner? I guess i wasn’t educated about violin classical at all, i didn’t bother to search it up because i was completely stupid. I thought it was made up “song” with my knowledge of classical music. I haven’t and didn’t find TwoSet too, i wish i knew about the amazing pieces sooner from Bach. I’m still very uneducated tho lol.
YES!!! Finally someone who searched up the piece because of I Love yoo!
Ayo my mate you good