I see it in a different way. Thanks to those metal-interpreters of today, metalers get a glimpse of the geniuses behind it (the classic music and the composers). Its not a accident, that for example moonlight sonatas and others are composed for piano, and not for other instruments (even if its possible to "transate" ) . But with every translation, parts of the intention get lost. An e-guitar for example only can be loud. So its impossible to play quiet-to-loud-dynamics on e-guitar. It can play softly, our souly, or varied in the sound - but thats not enough to get what the composer was think of. I know nowadays its a sacrilege to say critics about the boundaries of metal-music. Nowadays, metal-music counts as god of music. So its not easy to explain what i mean. And yes, i know: back then 18. century there was no e-guitars, so its clear, that no composer could compose for this instrument. But the best way how to imagine what i mean is : there was already organs invented. Also organs are uncapable of playing dynamics. So also with organs it would be impossible to play the whole spectrum of a piano-composition, as it was intented (at least if the composer knows how to use the full expression of the instrument for what he is composing for - and for example Beethoven knows the piano and his capabilities as no other one (maybe Chopin comes close to it)). Metal-Interpretations of classical music is not other as a feasibility study and proof of virtuosity of the e-guitar-player. Nothing more. Yes he put his musical soul also into it - but he is limited by the capabilities of the e-guitar himself. And as it seems: even the metal-guitar-player isnt recognize this,because its "to cool" how it sounds \M/
***** Yes i heard of Brian May. Im not sure, wether you mean the same as me, when we speak of "dynamic". It doesnt mean a "soft-to-hard-transition", but also means quiet-to-loud-transitions. The e-guitar-dezibel-level stays the same, like an organ. For beginners to tell what i mean, thats the reason why also in my first posting mentioned the organ-example.
The distortion compresses the sounds so much that it sounds like a flat 2-dimensional MIDI synth. As the distortion (gain) goes up, the dynamics go down.
An organ can play with dynamics. Part of the organ, the Great or main division of pipes has a fixed volume per stop used, by adding or subtracting stops the volume changes. Almost all pipe organs also have a swell division, sets of pipes in a room that has an apperture with louvres, these can be gradually opened or closed by means of a pedal by the organ player, and so he has a means of controling the volume without the need to change the stops he uses. The point with playing music written for piano or organ on a guitar is the amount of voices. Normaly guitar music is written in one voice, piano has 2 (left and right hand), organ has 3 (both hands, and the feet for bas) So you will use 2 or 3 guitar players or dub the tracks in a recording. A very good guitar player (Like Viossy) can produce 2 voices on the guitar with tapping, as long as both voices are within the lowest and highest octaves that you can play on a guitar. However in this interpretation a bas guitar is used for the low voice. And yes, you can play an e-guitar dynamical. depends on the settings and effects you use.
Love the concept of showing kids just what a musical treasure trove exists in the forgotten music from the past and bringing it to modern rock. Bridges the generations and centuries. Timeless stuff.
Incredible performance! Thank you! Seeing Mozart played on an electric guitar makes it so you can really notice how incredibly ORIGINAL Mozart(and Beethoven!)was(and still is to this day!). If Mozart were a current heavy metal guitarist, he would be astonishing in his constant ability to avoid the usual cliches and find accessible fun music in odd corners of sonic possibility. You don't see any other writers exploring those rich and utterly beautiful and exciting territories of sound. Amazing Amadeus! Thumbs up, Dr. Viossy! Thank you!
I just played this song in a piano recital, and have used this movement in my auditions to enter in to the music schools around texas. I must say that I really enjoyed this performance. (I also played along on my piano, and I had too much fun). This has completely made my week! \m/
@@Piriguin_inversor Yeah mate you're "right"; but sometimes I feel that "asian" fellas are just copy and paste of the stuff and not re-arranging something or creating new stuff to be honest don't get me wrong... I feel that asians can make someting new than just viralizing playing arrangings or someone else or just copy paste covers.
The first time i listened to it, i felt like it wasn't as good as the beethoven moonlight cover... but as i keep listening to it continues to grow on me, outside of your pure virtuosity i think you also have a talent on how to translate from piano to electric guitar so that it keeps coherence and melody. I hope you make more of these classical covers, i'd buy an album. Bravo maestro.
Dr. V, This is absolutely fantastic!! I love the way classical meets metal in your brilliant and blazing performance!! You are truly a remarkable musician! Always a great pleasure to see a true virtuoso at work!!! Yeah!!! BRAVO!!! You rock!! I wouldn't be surprised if that guitar of yours burst into flame! ~Jackie
+Flood Which in turn is because the guitar and bass are instruments invented in Europe during the musical "common practice era," i.e., instruments invented to play classical music. I don't think that's the only reason why classical and metal music fuse well--I think it has to do with the musicians' respective views on music. Both metalheads and classical enthusiasts enjoy the formal (in the sense of "form/shape", not "sophistication") and virtuosic aspects of music.
pondrthis1 Actually, the only people thinking "virtuosity is the greatest thing musically" usually don't know shit about music, ans stick to the big names. The real music fans i've met usually dismiss extreme virtuosity in modern music. (and they're often right).
Flood There's a difference between "virtuosity is the greatest thing"/"extreme" virtuosity and being able to appreciate someone's technical skills instead of their T&A. The target audience of most modern music knows too little about music to even *evaluate* technical skill. Only beyond that level do I agree with you: the next step up from the layperson is the "poser", who overcompensates for their lack of familiarity with music by gushing over what they can readily identify as virtuosic.
I'm not sure if you'll ever read this and I doubt you would even consider taking requests, but regardless, I would love to hear Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No.2, Chopin's 'Hero' Op53, and Rachmaninoff Op23 No.5 translated to electric guitar. They are among my favourite pieces.
Ive been following the good Dr. and his band Absynth Aura for some time now.. Im always excited to see a new video and Im always amazed at the strength he displays for those blazing legato runs. Incredible playing all around..This is the work of a true Virtuoso and inspiration to all musicians.
i've been following Your videos since the first 24th caprice for electric Guitar ... and as you Know i'm still working on the 3rd mov of sonata moonlight , and i'm always watching your videos , you are such an amazing inspiration , you make me love more more classical Music and i just want to make some great arrangement Like Yours in the future , thank You bro ,and keep sharing such Videos , You are amazing man
That was really cool, man! Usually that shred stuff is boring, because all of the shred guys play the same stuff and style. But that was wayyyyys above ;). Nice selected peace and perfetly done! Great!!!
When you have over a million views and only 314 comment that’s how you know the replays are thruuuu the rooffff. As a content creater that is literally your dream🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
I would like to have at least part of your talent . I'll never have this guitar but like your dream to even touch her and to hear live as you play. You master the guitar. Greetings from Poland
I put this on to teach my autistic toddler to use headphones. We both love it. Thank you. You helped people in ways you probably never imagined.
These classical composers were the real ogs of metal
I see it in a different way. Thanks to those metal-interpreters of today, metalers get a glimpse of the geniuses behind it (the classic music and the composers). Its not a accident, that for example moonlight sonatas and others are composed for piano, and not for other instruments (even if its possible to "transate" ) . But with every translation, parts of the intention get lost. An e-guitar for example only can be loud. So its impossible to play quiet-to-loud-dynamics on e-guitar. It can play softly, our souly, or varied in the sound - but thats not enough to get what the composer was think of. I know nowadays its a sacrilege to say critics about the boundaries of metal-music. Nowadays, metal-music counts as god of music. So its not easy to explain what i mean. And yes, i know: back then 18. century there was no e-guitars, so its clear, that no composer could compose for this instrument. But the best way how to imagine what i mean is : there was already organs invented. Also organs are uncapable of playing dynamics. So also with organs it would be impossible to play the whole spectrum of a piano-composition, as it was intented (at least if the composer knows how to use the full expression of the instrument for what he is composing for - and for example Beethoven knows the piano and his capabilities as no other one (maybe Chopin comes close to it)).
Metal-Interpretations of classical music is not other as a feasibility study and proof of virtuosity of the e-guitar-player. Nothing more. Yes he put his musical soul also into it - but he is limited by the capabilities of the e-guitar himself. And as it seems: even the metal-guitar-player isnt recognize this,because its "to cool" how it sounds \M/
***** Yes i heard of Brian May. Im not sure, wether you mean the same as me, when we speak of "dynamic". It doesnt mean a "soft-to-hard-transition", but also means quiet-to-loud-transitions. The e-guitar-dezibel-level stays the same, like an organ. For beginners to tell what i mean, thats the reason why also in my first posting mentioned the organ-example.
The distortion compresses the sounds so much that it sounds like a flat 2-dimensional MIDI synth.
As the distortion (gain) goes up, the dynamics go down.
An organ can play with dynamics.
Part of the organ, the Great or main division of pipes has a fixed volume per stop used, by adding or subtracting stops the volume changes.
Almost all pipe organs also have a swell division, sets of pipes in a room that has an apperture with louvres, these can be gradually opened or closed by means of a pedal by the organ player, and so he has a means of controling the volume without the need to change the stops he uses.
The point with playing music written for piano or organ on a guitar is the amount of voices.
Normaly guitar music is written in one voice, piano has 2 (left and right hand), organ has 3 (both hands, and the feet for bas)
So you will use 2 or 3 guitar players or dub the tracks in a recording.
A very good guitar player (Like Viossy) can produce 2 voices on the guitar with tapping, as long as both voices are within the lowest and highest octaves that you can play on a guitar.
However in this interpretation a bas guitar is used for the low voice.
And yes, you can play an e-guitar dynamical. depends on the settings and effects you use.
dieselmupke Thank you for your answer. I try to learn from it :$
Love the concept of showing kids just what a musical treasure trove exists in the forgotten music from the past and bringing it to modern rock. Bridges the generations and centuries. Timeless stuff.
Whitten Method but its not forgotten!
I learned to appreciate Classical musing by growing up with bugs bunny and other classic cartoons. Modern cartoons are all shit with shit music.
Incredible performance! Thank you! Seeing Mozart played on an electric guitar makes it so you can really notice how incredibly ORIGINAL Mozart(and Beethoven!)was(and still is to this day!). If Mozart were a current heavy metal guitarist, he would be astonishing in his constant ability to avoid the usual cliches and find accessible fun music in odd corners of sonic possibility. You don't see any other writers exploring those rich and utterly beautiful and exciting territories of sound. Amazing Amadeus! Thumbs up, Dr. Viossy! Thank you!
I just played this song in a piano recital, and have used this movement in my auditions to enter in to the music schools around texas. I must say that I really enjoyed this performance. (I also played along on my piano, and I had too much fun). This has completely made my week! \m/
difficulty level: unknown
+Luca M. *10 I guess...
He,s off the charts
Uncharted
unknown= begginer asian kid
@@Piriguin_inversor Yeah mate you're "right"; but sometimes I feel that "asian" fellas are just copy and paste of the stuff and not re-arranging something or creating new stuff to be honest don't get me wrong... I feel that asians can make someting new than just viralizing playing arrangings or someone else or just copy paste covers.
Часто пересматриваю и наслаждаюсь виртуозной игрой. Благодарю тебя доктор❤❤❤🇷🇺
The first time i listened to it, i felt like it wasn't as good as the beethoven moonlight cover... but as i keep listening to it continues to grow on me, outside of your pure virtuosity i think you also have a talent on how to translate from piano to electric guitar so that it keeps coherence and melody. I hope you make more of these classical covers, i'd buy an album. Bravo maestro.
Dr. V, This is absolutely fantastic!! I love the way classical meets metal in your brilliant and blazing performance!! You are truly a remarkable musician! Always a great pleasure to see a true virtuoso at work!!! Yeah!!! BRAVO!!! You rock!! I wouldn't be surprised if that guitar of yours burst into flame! ~Jackie
This is so rock!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Also, I hope I speak for everyone when I say these classical covers are astounding and that we want more!
Classical and Metal fuse very well. You sir are a virtuoso.
Jose Hi Jose. You told everything! But, Classical iiisss Metal, when the composer want it... lol
Jose The only reason behind that is because the scale between the guitar/bass and the piano/violin/etc... sound the same
+Flood Which in turn is because the guitar and bass are instruments invented in Europe during the musical "common practice era," i.e., instruments invented to play classical music. I don't think that's the only reason why classical and metal music fuse well--I think it has to do with the musicians' respective views on music. Both metalheads and classical enthusiasts enjoy the formal (in the sense of "form/shape", not "sophistication") and virtuosic aspects of music.
pondrthis1
Actually, the only people thinking "virtuosity is the greatest thing musically" usually don't know shit about music, ans stick to the big names.
The real music fans i've met usually dismiss extreme virtuosity in modern music. (and they're often right).
Flood There's a difference between "virtuosity is the greatest thing"/"extreme" virtuosity and being able to appreciate someone's technical skills instead of their T&A. The target audience of most modern music knows too little about music to even *evaluate* technical skill.
Only beyond that level do I agree with you: the next step up from the layperson is the "poser", who overcompensates for their lack of familiarity with music by gushing over what they can readily identify as virtuosic.
I'm not sure if you'll ever read this and I doubt you would even consider taking requests, but regardless, I would love to hear Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No.2, Chopin's 'Hero' Op53, and Rachmaninoff Op23 No.5 translated to electric guitar. They are among my favourite pieces.
DirEnGay Oh yes! Please! By the way, you have an exquisite taste, sir.
I smiled while i heard in my mind the first two notes of the Hungarian Rapsody and the Hero's theme
good
And on a 7 string 2 amazing im impressed with your dedication and perfection , its a honor to hear you playing keep it up yours PHP
This is a true Master. He makes it look effortless.
Woah! Awesome 🎉
Me to guitar: "Do you want to come out to play?" Guitar: "Not tonight Derek, I've got a headache"
Right now i have to check out the original piece
He is like the Chuck Norris of electric guitar
this is prob the best youtube comment i've seen in a month at least...
Chuck noris is notin cmpare to brucelee
ahhahahah
Frankly all of the past present and future should be proud of you Dr.
Are you talking g about the people in the multiverse?
leo ll sure dude. The multiverse is just a thought. This music floored me and I think anyone past present and future could appreciate it.
FANTASTIC Dr. V Rock On !!
Supreme.
amazing
Ive been following the good Dr. and his band Absynth Aura for some time now.. Im always excited to see a new video and Im always amazed at the strength he displays for those blazing legato runs. Incredible playing all around..This is the work of a true Virtuoso and inspiration to all musicians.
Omg I played this on the piano (classical version)!! You've played it on a more awesome level! Thank you!
It seems like Mozart learned how to play the electric guitar to compose this sonata...I really like it
i've been following Your videos since the first 24th caprice for electric Guitar ... and as you Know i'm still working on the 3rd mov of sonata moonlight , and i'm always watching your videos , you are such an amazing inspiration , you make me love more more classical Music and i just want to make some great arrangement Like Yours in the future , thank You bro ,and keep sharing such Videos , You are amazing man
Aww Yiss .. Dr. you never let me down!
Super!
Very clean sound. And a spectacular technique. Hi saw your method, you have a holistic conception of the guitar. Congratulations.
Very cool. Perfect amount of gain. Awesome touch.
What a work. Impressionnant. Cela est vraisemblablement injouable pour moi. Bon courage au guitariste qui apprennent.
Lost for words!! Thankyou for a wonderful performance. You do full justice to the Big M!!
Come sempre Dr. Viossy DEVASTANTE!!!!
Absolutely phenomenal!
I'm totally in awe of this guy! Amazing!
woowww such different sound in electeic guitar!! great siill, spotless technique!!
This is so unbelievable amazing. I wonder why this hasn't one billion views yet.
salut
bravo as toi
trés bien joué du grand art
un frenchi
beautiful
how perfect
That was really cool, man! Usually that shred stuff is boring, because all of the shred guys play the same stuff and style. But that was wayyyyys above ;). Nice selected peace and perfetly done! Great!!!
badass
This is INCREDIBLE.
e sempre un piacere ascoltarlo......grande!
AMAZING !! crazy greatful MUSIK !
Dr Viossy that totally Os-some!
Incredible technique!
awesome
ORGOGLIO ITALICO!!
Fenomeno assoluto un mostro grande
You are up there with the best, if not the best....
Спасибо что не отключаете комментарии, ваша музыка чудеса гитарные . Спасибо.
all these shredders merry christmas
classic and metal is magic
fantastic
No me cansaría de ver y escuchar a este maestro realmente es muy bueno
Thanks for sahring this absolutely amazing masterpiece, it's just a wonderful moment.
Best regards from Belgium :-)
Pierre.
wonderfull
The first minute of this video contains more music theory than some band's entire discography!
pretty much
first time hearing this guy.WOW! allthe comments I've seen, nobody's noticed that the guitars have 7 strings. I've never seen that before. amazing.
This is such a brilliant interpretation, I love it.
I feel like Mozart would love this.
ascolto e' mi vedo Mozart squotere la testa su' e giu' fino a che si stacca la parrucca
sei un grande!
+soogoonu Squotere ne fa staccare parecchie di parrucche, lol
Amazing.
You are really COOL, man ! Great work !
OH e do stanno le 7 milioni?? Anche questo se le merita!! Grande!!
I love Mozart! Well, and it's combination with electric guitar.
Amazing and I love it I would buy a whole album of this stuff.
Fantastic! Love it!
I think his soul is shared with Mozart and Beethoven! Wow!
this man has talent n we are happy
From Indonesia 🙋🇮🇩
Guitarra alucinante y el músico genial 😮 vaya tela marinera 😊 jajaja gracias
You are the best guitarist I've ever seen!!
As always - wow!!!
WOW! Talk about skill and practice.... Very, very nice...
Very nice Doc!
seriously .. this is just fucking amazing !!!! great job sir !!! most amazing composition & guitar play i heart for quit a while .. :)
Beautiful
Respect & Appreciation. Bravo!
incredibile !
Belle interpretation
That was AWESOME! Great respect! :)
Complimenti!
Bravo!!! Excellent!
That was awesome!
excelente
Great 😀
FLAWLESS!
Very nice! Somehow has a Jarzombek feel with the backing track and I love it! :)
Amazing man, excellent job!
正に神がかり的だ！
Pretty amazing!!! Best Wishes!!! Sounds great!!!
Very excellent! Great playing brother!
When you have over a million views and only 314 comment that’s how you know the replays are thruuuu the rooffff. As a content creater that is literally your dream🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Very nice performance .
thats fantastic, thanks
I would like to have at least part of your talent . I'll never have this guitar but like your dream to even touch her and to hear live as you play. You master the guitar. Greetings from Poland
My kind of classical music !
Damn ! Wickedly awesome! Thank you for sharing! :) :) :) :) :) :)