Thanks Uros - for the inspiration of your work. I’m enjoying your fugue this morning in Michigan. Helps me pause and appreciate the beauty of life. Best regards!
Uros your performances are without exception beautiful, clear, unadorned and wonderfully fresh, while still retaining the magnificence and gravitas of such historic music. You are a joy.
It may be that your love of recording is equal to your love of playing, but I'll gladly have the same love of the guitar I see in your playing here. Highly appreciated! God's blessings!
Agree with Gordon & Leonard's comments. This was exquisite playing. Uros' phrasing and ability to bring out the inner lines is among the best I've heard - anywhere.
Uros, your rendition is delightful, organic, full of emotion... like all your interpretations. I'm just a little sad that you have chosen to keep the microphones out of sight, in your recent videos. Some of us are just as passionate about recording and producing music as we are about music itself. I believe you are no different. In future productions, please stop depriving us of microphone placement. Thanks for everything. You are truly gifted.
Hey Leonard Constant, thank you for such a nice comment! Yeah, you're right, I'm almost as passionate about recording as about the music itself. However, the only reason the microphones are not visible in the last few vids is because I tend to place them further away lately. The video is still live (audio/video recorded simultaneously), and I sometimes write on my blog about the placements. Here particularly I used a stereo pair of Oktavas w/ MJE-K47H capsules 1,5 m away at the height just below the guitar and a touch of another pair further away (2,3m) and way up (2m from the floor). If you have any other questions just ask. :) Have a great day!
classicalguitar2 Thank you for your kind reply, Uros. And all my gratitude for the time you took to detail the technical aspects of your recording setup for this session. I really appreciate it. Warm salutations from Canada.
Open D tuning...Impressive stretches! Very nice sound quality. The tempo you gave this piece was very appropriate. It's tempting to play some of Bach's music at faster tempos. Sometimes a tempo can add a whole different dimension to a piece of music. This tempo here staged the piece beautifully. Your performance really draws the listener in. At times the listener (not tne player) loses the melody line while Bach takes you up and down his scales but I guess that that is all part of the 'chase' or 'fugue' aspect of the genre. Great interpretation and performance. GD P.S. Is that a side stand for your guitar I saw? I have never seen one.
Thank you for your kind comment, Gordon! I'm not sure what you mean by the side stand - if you meant the guitar support I'm using - it's from a German company called ErgoPlay. Best regards, Uros
Well said, Gordon Duff. I couldn't agree more! - "The tempo you gave this piece was very appropriate. It's tempting to play some of Bach's music at faster tempos. Sometimes a tempo can add a whole different dimension to a piece of music. This tempo here staged the piece beautifully. Your performance really draws the listener in."
Do you mean 6 string drop D tuning? Tempo is good but the rubato seems to be more to acomodate technical facility than expression. If I'm wrong I hope the player will chime in, quite a lovely tone production though.
Excellent Video. It would also probably be helpful that, aside from recording technical details, you could provide us with the name of the Luthier that made the Guitar. Thank you!
Hello, your playing is beautiful. Wondering how much training you’ve had to become SO good ? I am looking forward to a new Alvarez-Yairi classical guitar after next week.
This was a very good rendition! The whole Bach suite is a challenge, I know. I played the Fugue, it's right here on my channel if you want to take a look. Cheers!
Good performance Uros Baric!
只有靈魂非常乾淨的人 才能彈出如此純粹的音樂
So beautiful play. Thank you for your posting.
Beautiful interpretation and beautiful sound!
Thanks Uros - for the inspiration of your work. I’m enjoying your fugue this morning in Michigan. Helps me pause and appreciate the beauty of life. Best regards!
Wow, thank you so much for this, David, I so appreciate it! All best, Uros
Maestro, your playing is such a bless, an absolute delight.
Thank you nessmalone, you're super nice!
Such a magnificent interpretation. Perfect.
I see you use your thumb on the G string for some phrases , amazing interpretation .
Delightful 😊
Outstanding performance.
As always, another superlative interpretation - you must be THE MOST underrated classical guitarist in the world!!!
Love your playing ♡
Beautiful.
What a fantastic interpretation of Bach. The guitar comes through so clean and clear, you'd think Bach wrote for it. Superb!
Thanks very much Hans!
Uros your performances are without exception beautiful, clear, unadorned and wonderfully fresh, while still retaining the magnificence and gravitas of such historic music.
You are a joy.
Highly skilled, simple and heartfelt. Thanks for your work and accomplishment.
Sounding good!
Sehr schön.
Vielen dank!
You are so inspiring! I can feel the love radiating from you!
It may be that your love of recording is equal to your love of playing, but I'll gladly have the same love of the guitar I see in your playing here. Highly appreciated! God's blessings!
Very beautiful!
Agree with Gordon & Leonard's comments. This was exquisite playing. Uros' phrasing and ability to bring out the inner lines is among the best I've heard - anywhere.
Very expressive and full of intonation!
love it
super.....que bonita la guitarra...
beautiful as always bro!
Thank you bro!
Splendid!
Sehr schön, Uros!
Muy buena interpretación limpia y expresiva con muy buena claridad de sonido.
+Carlos Zarzalejo Escobar Gracias!
It's a pleasure to listen to you :-)
brilliant
Bravo
Uros, your rendition is delightful, organic, full of emotion... like all your interpretations. I'm just a little sad that you have chosen to keep the microphones out of sight, in your recent videos. Some of us are just as passionate about recording and producing music as we are about music itself. I believe you are no different. In future productions, please stop depriving us of microphone placement.
Thanks for everything. You are truly gifted.
Hey Leonard Constant, thank you for such a nice comment! Yeah, you're right, I'm almost as passionate about recording as about the music itself. However, the only reason the microphones are not visible in the last few vids is because I tend to place them further away lately. The video is still live (audio/video recorded simultaneously), and I sometimes write on my blog about the placements. Here particularly I used a stereo pair of Oktavas w/ MJE-K47H capsules 1,5 m away at the height just below the guitar and a touch of another pair further away (2,3m) and way up (2m from the floor). If you have any other questions just ask. :) Have a great day!
classicalguitar2 Thank you for your kind reply, Uros. And all my gratitude for the time you took to detail the technical aspects of your recording setup for this session. I really appreciate it.
Warm salutations from Canada.
Open D tuning...Impressive stretches! Very nice sound quality. The tempo you gave this piece was very appropriate. It's tempting to play some of Bach's music at faster tempos. Sometimes a tempo can add a whole different dimension to a piece of music. This tempo here staged the piece beautifully. Your performance really draws the listener in. At times the listener (not tne player) loses the melody line while Bach takes you up and down his scales but I guess that that is all part of the 'chase' or 'fugue' aspect of the genre. Great interpretation and performance. GD
P.S. Is that a side stand for your guitar I saw? I have never seen one.
Thank you for your kind comment, Gordon! I'm not sure what you mean by the side stand - if you meant the guitar support I'm using - it's from a German company called ErgoPlay. Best regards, Uros
Well said, Gordon Duff. I couldn't agree more! - "The tempo you gave this piece was very appropriate. It's tempting to play some of Bach's music at faster tempos. Sometimes a tempo can add a whole different dimension to a piece of music. This tempo here staged the piece beautifully. Your performance really draws the listener in."
Do you mean 6 string drop D tuning? Tempo is good but the rubato seems to be more to acomodate technical facility than expression. If I'm wrong I hope the player will chime in, quite a lovely tone production though.
Where would you get sheet music to something like this?
Very nice playing. But read your camera manual how to set the white balance ;) The picture is reddish.
Excellent Video. It would also probably be helpful that, aside from recording technical details, you could provide us with the name of the Luthier that made the Guitar. Thank you!
Thank you. Good idea, I'll do that in the future. This is a Michele Della Giustina guitar, year 2001.
Hello, your playing is beautiful. Wondering how much training you’ve had to become SO good ?
I am looking forward to a new Alvarez-Yairi classical guitar after next week.
Is this your own arrangement? Could you share it please? BEAUTIFUL!
This was a very good rendition! The whole Bach suite is a challenge, I know. I played the Fugue, it's right here on my channel if you want to take a look. Cheers!
Nice mining 😊
Prekrasno, antistresssss!
What is your guitar you're playing, it sound so good?
+Jim Fanlair It's a 2001 cedar top Michele Della Giustina. You can find all my guitars and accessories here > guitarise.com/gear.
JS Bach is à contrapuctist composer, it would be important to remain it...
Guitar is out of tune ☹️