You should do one but how a different Composer would interpret a metal song. Maybe like Beethoven, Brahms, Paganini, Ysaye, Wieniawaski, Saint Saens. Etc
perfect combination imo. Chuck sounded like Bach especially as he later went on using less caveman riffs and got closer to a more neoclassical sound. Out of all the metal guitarists I can think of off the top of my head chuck sounds the most like Bach due to his use of the harmonic minor scale, both of them have a very dark, theatrical feeling
@useD raW Nah. th-cam.com/video/cSlYyOebGn4/w-d-xo.html This ain't bach. Some is more classical like early CoB (Follow the reaper and before). I think you are thinking of neo-classical like Yngwie, or symphonic metal
@useD raW no they don't. a solo, almost by definition, involves a homophonic, not contrapuntal texture. there _is_ counterpoint and development in metal, a good deal more than in most other forms of popular music, but people shouldn't get carried away about the extent of the technical polish or influence from classical in metal.
I must say, even though a lot of spirits got crushed... This chord had the best flow in all modes, compared to the other you've covered. Pretty damn impressive and it goes to show how good it is as well! Keep up the good work! Very fun to follow, even though I don't play the guitar!
Damn, now I want a "Shred's got you covered" shirt! Chuck would've loved this, that's for sure. The classical tune of Spirit crusher is a ten ton hammer of epicness. Well done, Shredmaster Scott!
Dude, you resurrected one of the great riffs of metal, ever, I mean its at least in the top 1,000, like 1.000 eyes and great composers - holy f-ing shit dude, this is a masterful idea man! And how eclectic shredmaestro! Chuck is smiling down on this one, if he could, I mean - and great dedication man, moving stuff, music, damn, where's my handkerchief!
Man, I am a kind of guy who are an advanced violin player... I was here, procrastinating my studies and waiting for some inspiration. Believe me, this video helped a lot! Thanks shred! You are the best! ❤
@Shred it is sad that Chuck died as it has been said. I have to say that Richard Christy's drum parts were perfect for Spirit Crusher. Richard had the honor of recording drums for Control Denied's The Fragile Art Of Existence album. Richard definitely made Chuck's last album legendary. I just hate that not only did Chuck die, but now Sean Reinert died. Two legends were taken too early. I just know that Sean Reinert paved the way for many metal drummers. Chuck definitely picked the perfect drummer in Gene the "Atomic Clock" Hoglan as well. I am just glad that Gene has had the time to be able to tell stories about when Chuck asked him to record drums for Death. I just think that Richard Christy doesn't get the recognition he deserves. I think it has to do with the fact that 2 monster drummers were in Death before Richard joined. The opening drum intro to the Sound Of Perseverance album is definitely iconic. The intro makes me think of a combination of Judas Priest's Painkiller as well as Slayer's Killing Fields. Richard is in the annals of some of the greatest metal drummers of all time. I just think that the majority of average listeners don't truly understand the importance of a good drummer. The genius that Chuck Shuldiner possessed was next level. When he picked musicians he only picked the best of the best. Also how can you go wrong with bass players when you have Steve Digorgio on Death's legendary roster. Anyways I just thought I would mention those thoughts. I love your videos they are so funny. You pick the right clips for the right moments in the video.
Chuck is a master in his own right. Right up there with All the greats of music in history!!! All death albums are so good and each one is so different from each other . His last project he did away from death called control denied was a master piece!!! One of my favorite albums ever.
The best part of spirit crusher is the chunky chorus. These guys in Russia did a version with a full symphony orchestra, and that part genuinely made me shed a tear. Would be cool to hear a Bach version of it. Total goosebumps, I'm sure.
The Bach version turned out to be stunning. It makes me sad (spirit not crushed, though). Hope Chuck and Bach are sharing notes up there in the great gig in the sky.
I use this in some parts in our band. Instead of the bass doubling what the guitar is doing in picked parts, I decided to use inversion to layer it. Sounds killer!
Before the symphonic treatment, the guitar tracks that you laid down together had some serious At The Gates or early era Opeth vibes happening. Nice work once again! 👍
You totally crushed this and it lifted my spirit! I love Chuck's work in Death and Control Denied, so this was like a candy day for me to see. Thanks. ...But now I'd need to really hear an orchestrated version of some Death song, that intro you had in this video was brilliance! We need a group to make the Metallica S&M treatment to some Death songs.
im in love with this video. i subbed thank you. I feel so different because of my metal background in a not fun way, i lack community with my first semester at university as a music major and this video combines the best of both worlds.
It's so funny! "You can easily steal one of these and call it your own". I was wondering to myself.. well myself and my kitty Nyx, "Has anyone taken a retrograde inversion and gotten away with 'copy right infringement'. Not that I condone the idea... but also ... compose a song where you switch from prime to retrograde inversion half way through. *Mind blown*
Shredmaster Scott! Cool video dude I'm curious what program are you using to map out the notation. The play back also sounds cool. Let me know if you get some time take care bro
Really cool vid. Fun fact, when Bach's organ playing abilities were beginning to be noticed, someone pitted him up against France's seemingly unbeatable organ master. The French champion withdrew from the competition after hearing Bach's warm-up (i.e., shredding). Another fun fact, Bach's famous 6 cello suites are believed to be 300 years old as of this year. Back in his time, no one would have dreamed that ANY music would be performed for 300 years with no end in sight.
Bach's love of composing heavy, dark organ music always made me think he'd be a metal head if he were alive today. Great video!
Absolutely
Yeah have you heard the opening of damage inc it’s sounds sick on bass
If he had electricity he'd already have written everything lmao
No he'd think it's devil music
He'll yeah
Sucks that Chuck died. His albums were getting better and better.
Yeah,just wondering how awesome would be his next album
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amen 🙏
@@whiteman5114 ever hear Control Denied it's another band Chuck played in
@@DonnieFreymoyer yeah i know this band
Chuck is gone but his music and passion will never die.
You should do one but how a different Composer would interpret a metal song. Maybe like Beethoven, Brahms, Paganini, Ysaye, Wieniawaski, Saint Saens. Etc
I would like to see that too. Like how would Wagner play Zeppelin or something
Yeah his videos are getting pretty redundant at this point. It's the same formula over and over
Vivaldi. Father of that which is Metal.
@@daniellaubacher8591 angel and antonio.
Paganini would be awesome!
perfect combination imo. Chuck sounded like Bach especially as he later went on using less caveman riffs and got closer to a more neoclassical sound.
Out of all the metal guitarists I can think of off the top of my head chuck sounds the most like Bach due to his use of the harmonic minor scale, both of them have a very dark, theatrical feeling
Not gonna lie, I cried a little hearing both the Bachified guitars and the symphonic version. That legendary single manly tear.
Elä Pentti itke tule meille käymään ja keitämmä kahavit
4:22 it give the chills every time i listen. great tribute to Chuck!
Ok, this is my favorite video fo yours! Very nice compositional tools! The end result is quite beautiful, as you know.
TSOP is my favorite Death Album. Spirit Crusher gives me chills every time I listen to it. Awesome video. RIP Chuck
Metal is basically Bach with distorted guitars
@useD raW Nah. th-cam.com/video/cSlYyOebGn4/w-d-xo.html This ain't bach. Some is more classical like early CoB (Follow the reaper and before). I think you are thinking of neo-classical like Yngwie, or symphonic metal
Right, because metal uses so much counterpoint and development...
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Marcus, that is so true!
@useD raW no they don't. a solo, almost by definition, involves a homophonic, not contrapuntal texture.
there _is_ counterpoint and development in metal, a good deal more than in most other forms of popular music, but people shouldn't get carried away about the extent of the technical polish or influence from classical in metal.
I must say, even though a lot of spirits got crushed... This chord had the best flow in all modes, compared to the other you've covered. Pretty damn impressive and it goes to show how good it is as well! Keep up the good work! Very fun to follow, even though I don't play the guitar!
Yeah, I think I agree with you
Chuck Rules
he does
The Trooper in every mode! Also, I think Exodus - "Piranha" would translate well in the style of Bach
trooper in every mode would be interesting
Piranha by Exodus is really Very cool Man!
Bach in Eastern scale ? Why not
Piranha!!!!!!!! My old band kinda butchered that tune in 1985 in a church basement battle of the bands! I was on drums and vocals!
Pirhana is a tricky one
Damn, now I want a "Shred's got you covered" shirt! Chuck would've loved this, that's for sure. The classical tune of Spirit crusher is a ten ton hammer of epicness. Well done, Shredmaster Scott!
Metal + Classical, a combination of two great genres of music.
Cool video, and to the gentleman in the video, you’re a gifted player.
This type content is the reason I waste hours of my life scouring TH-cam as the world around me crumbles. Cheerio
How would bach play Gojira, bro.
Civitas Militaris easy dude. Retrograde, intro grade, prime, and other stuffz
With difficulty
I give this comment 0/10 plastic bags in the seaaaaaaa
No
How would Bach play fucking Attila.
Dude, you resurrected one of the great riffs of metal, ever, I mean its at least in the top 1,000, like 1.000 eyes and great composers - holy f-ing shit dude, this is a masterful idea man! And how eclectic shredmaestro! Chuck is smiling down on this one, if he could, I mean - and great dedication man, moving stuff, music, damn, where's my handkerchief!
Man, I am a kind of guy who are an advanced violin player... I was here, procrastinating my studies and waiting for some inspiration. Believe me, this video helped a lot!
Thanks shred! You are the best! ❤
I love you Shred, my goodness you make me smile even when i'm not in the mood! Plus you are so knowledgeable!!!
How would Bach play Necrophagist. Very good video Bro.
Yes please!!
It would be the same.
wellington luiz we’ve already established it would just sound like necrophagist 🤣🤣🤣
Playin. Would love to see that.
Yes please!
@Shred it is sad that Chuck died as it has been said. I have to say that Richard Christy's drum parts were perfect for Spirit Crusher. Richard had the honor of recording drums for Control Denied's The Fragile Art Of Existence album. Richard definitely made Chuck's last album legendary. I just hate that not only did Chuck die, but now Sean Reinert died. Two legends were taken too early. I just know that Sean Reinert paved the way for many metal drummers. Chuck definitely picked the perfect drummer in Gene the "Atomic Clock" Hoglan as well. I am just glad that Gene has had the time to be able to tell stories about when Chuck asked him to record drums for Death. I just think that Richard Christy doesn't get the recognition he deserves. I think it has to do with the fact that 2 monster drummers were in Death before Richard joined. The opening drum intro to the Sound Of Perseverance album is definitely iconic. The intro makes me think of a combination of Judas Priest's Painkiller as well as Slayer's Killing Fields. Richard is in the annals of some of the greatest metal drummers of all time. I just think that the majority of average listeners don't truly understand the importance of a good drummer. The genius that Chuck Shuldiner possessed was next level. When he picked musicians he only picked the best of the best. Also how can you go wrong with bass players when you have Steve Digorgio on Death's legendary roster. Anyways I just thought I would mention those thoughts. I love your videos they are so funny. You pick the right clips for the right moments in the video.
Chuck is a master in his own right. Right up there with All the greats of music in history!!! All death albums are so good and each one is so different from each other . His last project he did away from death called control denied was a master piece!!! One of my favorite albums ever.
I think death is the most coolest thing so far i've heard on bach style. Please make more shred, its really awesome :)
The best part of spirit crusher is the chunky chorus. These guys in Russia did a version with a full symphony orchestra, and that part genuinely made me shed a tear. Would be cool to hear a Bach version of it. Total goosebumps, I'm sure.
how about some opeth now?! we need some opeth or maybe necrophagist!
anyways, great videos man!
Necrophagist seems pretty close to classical already
@@citrus7115 no
@@autorun01 the solos are what im talking about
The Bach version turned out to be stunning. It makes me sad (spirit not crushed, though). Hope Chuck and Bach are sharing notes up there in the great gig in the sky.
Dude this is awesome to see someone with so much respect for old chuck...cheers!
Lol wtf are these band blooper clips 🤣 the second to last one got me good when he pauses and then just chucks the guitar at the drummer!
Amazing! Thx for sharing!
Man, that orchestrated version gave me goosebumps.
I use this in some parts in our band. Instead of the bass doubling what the guitar is doing in picked parts, I decided to use inversion to layer it. Sounds killer!
This is the most creative thing I have seen in awhile!
Before the symphonic treatment, the guitar tracks that you laid down together had some serious At The Gates or early era Opeth vibes happening. Nice work once again! 👍
0:10 I seriously need a complete version of this short segment
Been waiting for this!!
it's finally here
You totally crushed this and it lifted my spirit! I love Chuck's work in Death and Control Denied, so this was like a candy day for me to see. Thanks.
...But now I'd need to really hear an orchestrated version of some Death song, that intro you had in this video was brilliance!
We need a group to make the Metallica S&M treatment to some Death songs.
I think we need full orchestrated Death covers, that was crazy! Cool vid!
some one just did on youtube lol. Preety epic stuff
awesome videos man your TH-cam channel has grown so much great job
gotta say it, mate, you crushed it! XD! very nice work done!
Dude - you rock. Came across this looking for some old school live Death. So glad someone is keeping this genius going.
This is a great video dude. I hope you get the recognition you deserve as a top tier channel!
Your best vid yet! Please make full covers/renditions!
Your film score orchestrated version really does sound like it belongs in a trailer.
Awesome video dude! Very insightful!
Love your vids brotha. I always learn something and for that. Thank you Shredmaster
I love You, Shredmaster Scott. Seriously
Awesome vid shredmaster
My discovery of the month ...your channel.I love metal/classical.
Hello fellow long nailed shredder. TH-cam algorithm really earning its wage, my entire feed is classical and death metal and this pops up.
Chuck would have probably liked this
Wow man that classical stuff at the end you made was bad ass
Wow, I like the inverted riff better than the normal one.
Bach is so metal , His trios in his cantatas and oratorios are rythmic and heavy af
yes!! I've always said this lol
Scott, I enjoy your channel. Thanks for opening my mind to new ways of thinking.
anytime brother
im in love with this video. i subbed thank you. I feel so different because of my metal background in a not fun way, i lack community with my first semester at university as a music major and this video combines the best of both worlds.
Thank you to commemorate from Chuck and the Death! The orchestral version extremely f...ing good. Thank you, ShredHead.
thanks for watching brother
Your tone in this video is f*cking awesome !
Mtfk, first video I see, this channel is amazing, the exact type of video that i want to watch on yt
Long time viewer. Bro thanks for intoducing me to Death. Unreal talent.
That's TOP tier stuff, man! Bravo!
thanks for the cooling, so much fun, and the teachings, and in term of realisation such beautiful arrangments...whoah !!!
Can we all agree that tool took that main riff from spirit crusher and made pneuma....🤯
Awesome vid. Never hurts to learn new music theory concepts especially using death as an example... hails to you sir
I love it! Tanks for you doing that, man!
That was rad. I got extrasensory chills hearing the orchestra symphonic version. Please play the whole song.
Really interesting stuff man
That was BEAUTIFUL!!!
I like the way it turned out too
@@ShredmasterScott Well, Chuck was a genius
you need more views this was dope
Sounds a lot like the main theme of Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.
How would Bach play Napalm Death?
I like it
@@ShredmasterScott yeah! \m/
Yes. Twist the knife (slowly)
Slower
The Kill would be a nice kick-off.
To nobodies great surprise. It sounds amazing. Thanks for doing this vidja bro bro.
Like nr 795!!! (now your channel is flying!!!) another amazing video Master!!!! Great job!!! Hat off!!!!
Another splendid Shredmaster Scott video. Would you consider how Bach would play Celtic Frost?
Hey what's that piece in the background at 0:44, sounds like it could be from Tocatta and Fugue in D minor, but I'm not sure...
Nice work sir!
Love ya shred🤘🏼🤘🏻
Yea dude I knew Chuck back in the day and we partied and we were good friends! Amazing dude!
That orchestrated section does Chuck justice. RIP and thank you!
Ahh my favourite Musician of all Time, may he rest in Peace
Awesome video!
Really Interesting, Beautiful and Funny !!! Congratulations For Your Work !!!
Amazing video man, thank you so much.
Symphonic Death is just amazing!!! sounds great
thanks dude
You can find orchestral version of "without judgment" here
That was awesome, loved it! You should do the whole song or at least an extended bit in the bombastic orchestra style!
It's so funny! "You can easily steal one of these and call it your own". I was wondering to myself.. well myself and my kitty Nyx, "Has anyone taken a retrograde inversion and gotten away with 'copy right infringement'. Not that I condone the idea... but also ... compose a song where you switch from prime to retrograde inversion half way through. *Mind blown*
Chuck and Bach would smile on this.
Shredmaster Scott! Cool video dude I'm curious what program are you using to map out the notation. The play back also sounds cool. Let me know if you get some time take care bro
Love it dude.
This is gonna pop up in my suggested videos in about 6 years
Really cool vid. Fun fact, when Bach's organ playing abilities were beginning to be noticed, someone pitted him up against France's seemingly unbeatable organ master. The French champion withdrew from the competition after hearing Bach's warm-up (i.e., shredding). Another fun fact, Bach's famous 6 cello suites are believed to be 300 years old as of this year. Back in his time, no one would have dreamed that ANY music would be performed for 300 years with no end in sight.
Love the orchestral piece at the end
I love when you do these Bach approach videos, Shred! Also, another 12 Tone Row Lesson/Original Composition would rule!
Your evil laugh is the sole reason I subbed
This was fuckin rad! Subbed for more! Thanks for the shredding Shred!
Hey, SMS, i alwYs love the orchestral and acoustic versions u do after showing Bachs rules. Keep shreddin\m/
Thanks brother, I enjoy the orchestration experiments as well
😃💯
Someone needs to do a symphonic reproduction of that entire album.
Mind blown. Thank you!
i just found this i was laughing so hard it was fantastic!!! Thank you Shred!!