Most METAL Violin piece
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- In this video we'll watch a live performance of Vivaldi's "Summer", Presto movement. It may be the most metal violin piece ever composed. It's been covered by Alexi Laiho and many other metalheads. I'll be talking about the music theory used in the song as well. Things like the scales, chords and keys. So grab you axe and let's do this!
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What's the most metal jazz piece?
What's the most metal PIANO piece ever?
GREAT!!! THANK YOU SHRED!!!! 🎵🎵🎵
IN THIS VIDEO KIRK TALKS ABOUT HIS FAVORITE CLASSICAL COMPOSERS... AND HE LOVES VIVALDI OF COURSE!!! 🎵🎵🎵
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I love Andres Segovia hardly anybody gives him credit or notice these days but I could literally listen to anything he played for hours
I cant believe he actually got Vivaldi to host this episode
It wasn’t easy muhahaha
I see Alexi. R.I.P.
Yes. R.I.P. legend
Yeahhhhh!!
I figured it would be vivaldi or paganini.
the most underrated TH-cam channel ong
I was literally boring my wife with this yesterday, calling him the most epic violin shred composer of all time! Pedal tones and all.
Have you hacked my Amazon Echo?
My favorite breakdown that Shred has done so far, Giuliano is phenomenal and in my opinion underrated. He was a student of my favorite violinist Franco Gulli who performed what I think is the most metal violin piece, Tartini's Devils Trill Sonata.
I need to do the devils trill
@@ShredmasterScott That would be phenomenal, really appreciate your analysis, IMO best guitar related content channel on the Tube right now.
I haven't heard Franco's rendition of the Devils trill yet, my favorite had always been Gil Shahams rendition but I'll have to check that out.
My grandfather used to play the violin, but not like this, never like this. I don't know where I was going with this. Rest in peace thatha. Rest in power Vivaldi.
Antonio Vivaldi is my absolute highest authority. The maestro was truly a vanguard for violin composition.His
meticulous attention 2 detail is unparalleled at this time.Scarlatti was no slouch,I believe the two were aware of each other.Franz Biber is an IMMENSE pioneer.Bow skips and lightning fast runs with all the pyrotechnics on the
fingerboard.200 +years B4 Paganini!Shred ,U have much wisdom 2 share.Thanx.Shred Till Your Dead!🔥🔥🔥✨
The sound of a violin always gets me emotional. This was a cool break down.
I don't know much about music theory so this was helpful.
I love the way you're just casually wearing that wig like it's perfectly normal! 😄
Gotta to love that metal can appreciate orchestral classics
All the evil laughs and eggplant jokes aside, I am impressed by how Shred calls all the obscure nuances and motifs in songs on the spot. Bravo, mister
This is fucking awesome content. Shred is a unpretentious musical genius. He combines the best of all worlds - that is metal, classic, booze and pumpin' iron.
WHERE THE HELL WAS MY NOTIFICATION ABOUT THIS VID
My fav classical composer!!!
Also, Alexi's not the only metal guy who covered this. Uli Jon Roth did it too and it was AMAZING
And YES OT IS THE MOST METAL VIOLIN PIECE
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Who Cares about women when you have Shred!!
I wish i could play a guitar. Really love your contents.
I've played this myself as both solo violin and continuo and it is a really metal piece. I would say that Paganini caprices 1-24 are even more metal, as it has double, triple and quadruple stops as well as left hand pizzicato as the right hand is bowing.
I've been a violinist for 32 years, and I've NEVER managed to play it correctly!
Like the wig. And whenever you get the chance, you should listen to Mahler's 5th movement of his second symphony. A 30 minute long orchestral masterpiece about the apocalypse and what happens after. The march sections of the movement are what are metal about it.
Bach is Shred's spirit animal
This analysis has TONS of aggregate value, Shred. (Funny, too). Way to go!
Shred: Explaining complex music theory stuff
Me: Yes
It's pertinent to mention Uli Jon Roth again at this point ;-)
Certainly one of the most metal violin pieces, and this is the aspect of your channel I enjoy the most - great analysis and explanation.
Summer Presto is Concerto No.2, 3rd movement.
Dude, you could do an eight minute video of you saying "muahahahhahhaa", and I'd still be watching
The dedication
Vivaldi is badass. I always loved Alexi's cover of Four Seasons. But in terms of being the original shredder, I would go with Paganini ;)
Do you know Dimitri Chostakovitch? The string quartet? Mostly the String quartet no.7 and no 8, third mouvement no 7 and second mouvement no.8! That's Metal. I love Chostakovitch (Shostakovich). The spirit of metal, in part.
This is top 5 classic compositions
Shred: Suggests eggplant
Kentucky Ballistics Scott: Glares menacingly
Seriously though, glad to see homage paid where it's due. I've been playing in metal of some form or another in on my own or in bands for over 35+ years, and I've always drawn my best inspiration from all forms of classical music. It started long ago after gigs when I just wanted to hear something different on the drive home. Since, I listen to it everywhere I go and I practice to various disciplines. Not bad for a guy who is now into writing, recording, and performing progressive doom metal, among other fun things.
Giuliano Carmignola is an Amazing Violinist!
oh i am so glad you did summer! something about him, he was known as the red priest by his local people as he was in the church a lot and had flowing red hair. , i have always loved this piece. the storm. yes!!!!!!!!!!!
also, the , i think it may have been the first movement of summer, or it may have been one of the movements of spring. forget which, but it is the cuckoo bird. coo, coo coo , coo coo. i am sure you know it. but vivaldi rocks.
Another fantastic job Master, thank you very much again for your time!
I remember playing this piece a long time ago. It’s a piece that every violinist plays when they get to that level. It was really fun for sure. One cool thing about this performance in particular is that they are playing on Baroque period instruments. The violinist is also using a baroque bow hold. In my opinion, there are a ton of metal violin pieces. One would be the first movement of the Lalo Symphonie Espagnole. Another one would be the the first movement of the Sibelius Violin Concerto. Towards the end, there are some extraordinary intense passages of double stops that are metal AF.
Devil's Trill Sonata is really cool too! But at some point can we see the Midnight Sonata here? Thanks for the great videos Shred!
Shred your analysis is giving me brain paralysis!! You the man!
can we say Ritchie Blackmore is the musician that open the blending of classical music with rock n' roll that led the birth of metal?
Ah, you didn't just mention Vivaldi... totally simping right now.... his composition are orgasmicly out of this world
Awesome! 😁👍
How about Franz Lizst for another reaction video. Hungarian rhapsody no.2 maybe?
Larry Lalonde turned me on to Vivaldi years ago. But for reasons unknown I never took a deep dive Into his music. Must remedy that.
Orchestra and Chug is my main course now especially if all mixed by pro
You should make a medieval or Renaissance style acoustic album or couple of songs for us
Yngwie J. Malmsteen (the right one) named his son Antonio. Coincidence? No. Also, Paganini is worth a check. One of the most famous virtuoso violin players, a classic shredder. 🎸🎵
Paganini* :)
@@minisbub3826 fixed, tks :)
Thats not a lute, thats a theorbo. Thats even more evil
Yes, learned it from the Rob Scallon with Brandon Acker video :)
Great instrument
I thought it might have been a theorbo
So many notes! But do you eat donuts?
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Love it holding my eggplant
Same.
I was about to play with mine...
Shred you're a cool dude man. The way you look at this music reminds me of my time playing violin. Vieuxtemps concerto no.4. finale has a sick triple stop section that you might like to analyze. Have a good day man .
Can we also talk about how high the soloist holds the bow?
Yeah buddy this shit makes me wanna shred like yngwie
The first Lark's Tongues in Aspic, by King Crimson from the album of the same name that blew me away.
Great track
*All hail Vivaldi the Maestro!* 🇮🇹🇮🇹
Ps. the one who the legend says sold the Soul to the devil was Paganini, the best violinist ever 🤘
Honestly great reaction and explanation. Can you also review winter by vivaldi?
He's really a great composer. Wrote the piece in 1617 and was born in 1678. Bawhaaaa!!!
It's a theorbe. It plays lower than the luth. Nice for picking a version with a baroque orchestra !
Flight of the BB to me is the creme' de la creme'
Mister Shred.... the wig is cracking me up over here. Great video. Vivaldi is a great metal music influence.
Please check out: LOVEBITES "Dystopia Symphony". Princess Miyako uses Beethoven in that one! It's an ass-kicker! \m/
Was just cranking four seasons on vinyl - defo one of the all time favs. "most" metal? Well there's the OG of shred - Paganini, there's Beethoven's 5th, this one is up there as well though. Then there's Grieg - Court of the Mountain King is straight up Slayer with a side of Finntroll. Flight of the Bumblebee, etc etc. Tons of classical tunes have metal vibes to them.
Giuliano Carmignola Is a Monster of violinist
There's even a luth player! Like what the hell is he doing there 😆😆
I know not quite theme-fitting, but check out the solo in this song - th-cam.com/video/MDa3MvXs-iw/w-d-xo.html, acoustic guitar solo starts at 2:26. I think you'll like it.
Vivaldi do be chugging
I would say Winter.
Rondat and Jarre did it before everyone else
i am curious. have you ever listened to itzhak perlam play paganini's 24 caprices? that is just insane.
Classical is metal before Distortion
Hi Shred, really enjoyed this video. There's a Rick Wakeman documentary about the Four Seasons, which Rick claims was the first concept/prog rock album.
Can I recommend that you look at some Gyorgy Ligeti? Particularly his choral piece, "Kyrie".
Also, you might want to check out Eugene Ysaye's violin sonatas - particularly Sonata No. 3?
Highway to hell? No no no no no. Backroad to heaven!!!
I would argue Niccolò Paganin No.24
What about Caprice #24 by Paganini??
On 5:43. It is "d eb f# g f eb", not "d eb f# g f# eb". 🙂
To accompany this piece, it would be cool to look at a song off of Angel Vivaldi's first work Universal Language.
Violin is metal.
Great piece of music and very inspirational too. I actually have a Vivaldi cover I will send you
hey shred!
what the hell is "Darbari"
Not heavy but super spooky, listen to Penderecki’s Kosmogonia
Can we get this piece in baroque tuning
Lets just say that aint Normal "Powder" in His wig, But this video and Wig is On "Key" though.
- More Bach Shred Please..
Mwuh haha hahaa
that was awesome pls do paganini caprice no 5
From Vivaldi to Maneskin. I'm not proud to be italian.
Bravo. Très bien. Nice French accent !
shred we want you to metal shred this piece
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I have always liked Paganini - Caprice 24, esp when there is drums and bass behind it, like in "BERNTH - CAPRICE NO. 24 (Paganini)"
If you want a violinist that can shred, then watch this little lady th-cam.com/video/eTb0TQtVT6k/w-d-xo.html they also do a few others like "Dream Theater - The Dance of Eternity" which I watched her play blind folded on a live stream.
Summer is cool. But do Shostakovich's 8th string quartet ❤️
Damn, shreds eggplant is still alive 😲
shred, why no shostakovich
That's no Vivaldi, it's LudWIG !
Angel Vivaldi related? Hmmm
As good as this version was, the one done by Europa Galante with Fabio Biondi was more intense.
My guess is you might play the cello?
Any Wieniawski piece is root of all metal pieces
Buonissimo Juliano
is this the heviest violin piece
*laughs in rite of spring*
Screen shot it now; 666 likes
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super thrashy
Nice wig, Shred.
third? and shred agreed to play johnny b bad in live chat 🤩😎
Two works that I'd highly, HIGHLY recommend you analyze for their metal-like features:
1) Prokofiev, Tocatta (op 11) -- amazing high-speed keyboard shredding, lots of interesting chord combinations and motion.
2) Schubert, Der Erlkoenig (D 328) Perhaps the first gothmetal song ever composed. Interesting use of major and minor sections, also a Maiden-like galloping rhythm driving it all.
Any video links?
@@Thrasher_Abbatoir sure thing!
Prokofiev's Tocatta: 1) th-cam.com/video/Tyg6XD_NS5s/w-d-xo.html [it's really hard to go wrong with Emil Gilels playing anything, and I actually like the slower, more ominous tempo he takes]
also well worth watching: th-cam.com/video/2xJkoOCRHuc/w-d-xo.html Martha Argerich takes no prisoners with tempo.
Schubert's Erlkönig: th-cam.com/video/PaBNUzVSnj8/w-d-xo.html [if the classical song is for a dude and it's in German, you look for Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau singing. Period]
@@phred23 cheers for posting this for us 👍
@@mazklassa9338 anytime!
Big fan of Camille Saint-Saëns Danse macabre... pretty doomy, great topic, and a real nice violin cadenza as well.
1:19-1:20 make wet everytime I hear it lol