I love when Bach is played by virtuosos, who are based in a folkoristic background. They have this certain flow that so many classical-only-musicians lack. Keep going, Sierra and Ethan! Along with Johann Sebastian you guys make a perfect trio of geniuses! (And I know from a relyable secret source, that Bach is smiling in this very moment ...)
Absolutely stunning! Mr. Jodziewicz has a beautiful tone and technique. Ms. Hull makes her mandoline sound like a clavichord. They both make Bach sound totally authentic.
This just goes to show once again that Bach can take--and will take over--anything you throw at him, no matter how improbable. Both these fabulous young musicians show super-abundant natural talent; but they're also very well educated (Sierra went to Berklee, Ethan to Curtis) and it shows in their second piece here, maybe even more than in the Bach. It makes this old plucker's heart sing to hear such music pouring out of them.
In addition to all of the good comments that were given I’d like to add that to do that without sight reading to have it memorized it’s also extremely impressive. Thank you!
Sierra and Ethan do this Bach piece beautifully to my uneducated ear (I know zero about Bach). But for me, the 2nd tune, written by Sierra, is superb and a much more beautiful piece of music...
I just noticed once again the moment that the Bach piece ends. It is the most perfect musical finish I think I've ever heard- and seen. And they know it. Look at her face. Absolutely stunning.
I am trying to teach myself music theory for the guitar. I just wanted to thank you for inspiring me. Whatever you do in life please never stop playing mandolin😀
ThE Bach piece was a slightly faster tempo than its usually played, but it's interesting the way the melody is split up between 2 instruments. Beautiful! I don't know what that 2nd piece was, but I love it, it's very original, and I don't even know what to call it- it's sort a almost like a quick little jazz/folk fusion.
Wonder if She ever met Jethro Burns.who started out in "BlueGrass" then went on to play in many styles of music including "Jazz" he was awesome,She seems to be following in his directions
Mark Hoemmen, I disagree. IT CAN'T BE DONE ! ! ! With someone keeping time for the two it would be extremely difficult. Without that, it is impossible. This may be one of those instances when I dislike people doing the impossible. I just can't wrap my head around it.
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Sierra is a world class musician! She never ceases to amaze me.
Sierra Hull must be the worlds best musician, comeon playing the mandolin like her it's fantastic i'm speachless
I love when Bach is played by virtuosos, who are based in a folkoristic background. They have this certain flow that so many classical-only-musicians lack. Keep going, Sierra and Ethan! Along with Johann Sebastian you guys make a perfect trio of geniuses! (And I know from a relyable secret source, that Bach is smiling in this very moment ...)
Absolutely stunning! Mr. Jodziewicz has a beautiful tone and technique. Ms. Hull makes her mandoline sound like a clavichord. They both make Bach sound totally authentic.
This just goes to show once again that Bach can take--and will take over--anything you throw at him, no matter how improbable. Both these fabulous young musicians show super-abundant natural talent; but they're also very well educated (Sierra went to Berklee, Ethan to Curtis) and it shows in their second piece here, maybe even more than in the Bach. It makes this old plucker's heart sing to hear such music pouring out of them.
In addition to all of the good comments that were given I’d like to add that to do that without sight reading to have it memorized it’s also extremely impressive. Thank you!
Sierra and Ethan do this Bach piece beautifully to my uneducated ear (I know zero about Bach). But for me, the 2nd tune, written by Sierra, is superb and a much more beautiful piece of music...
Great great artist !
This is so hard to play as a duet, with all the off-beat notes! It's fun to watch Mr. Ethan turn his bass into a cello :-D .
Hello from England, unbelievable playing by both world class musicians .
Wow! Great!
Absolutely freaking phenomenal, both of you.
I love that swing in Bach!! =D
Love this, you inspire me.
Amazing musicianship.
I just noticed once again the moment that the Bach piece ends.
It is the most perfect musical finish I think I've ever heard- and seen. And they know it. Look at her face. Absolutely stunning.
Bach was very good at finding musical perfection.
Shes a keeper.
This is brilliant. Sitting on the dock loving life. Thank you
This is fabulous
The greatest mandolin players of all times.
I am trying to teach myself music theory for the guitar. I just wanted to thank you for inspiring me. Whatever you do in life please never stop playing mandolin😀
Thanks again Ms Hull...and the guy. On the big guitfiddle.
That second tune was almost breathtaking, it was a brilliant composition on top of that! From what was said it was an original, I think.....
Amazing. I've never heard Bach played on a mandolin before. Awesome.
try Chris Thile
@@bryanjohnston6193 3 years later but thanks for the tip.
Great performance by you both. - Justice Constantine
Bravo!
So cool
Brilliant!
Johann Sebastian wrote some good stuff, n'est pas? Really bought to life by this amazing duo. Two seriously good musicians...
If he were alive today, I know he'd approve of this arrangement and performance; that piece really sounds great this way.
Fabulous !
Outstanding. Absolutely great!
Briljant!
ThE Bach piece was a slightly faster tempo than its usually played, but it's interesting the way the melody is split up between 2 instruments. Beautiful!
I don't know what that 2nd piece was, but I love it, it's very original, and I don't even know what to call it- it's sort a almost like a quick little jazz/folk fusion.
Windham Hill/NPR/Bela Fleck style. As a jazz musician I'd say not jazz. But no one owns the definition.
Wow!
Versatility to the limit. Playing Bach and wearing cowboy boots :-)
Sierra Hull on oikeasti huippu soittaja! Näin pitkään mietin?
Great
There is no trace of the authentic Bach in this performance. The two performers are racing through their scales - and that's it.
You gotta love them scales
what rubbish, don't be such a stuffed shirt, they are killing it.
Wow
This is the opening music for the next Wes Anderson movie.
My absolutorium!
Amazing. Is there any style of music she cannot play? Sierra Hull is a game changer
Props to the bass player; this is way more difficult for him
Ah, Bach!
Wonder if She ever met Jethro Burns.who started out in "BlueGrass" then went on to play in many styles of music including "Jazz" he was awesome,She seems to be following in his directions
Considering that Sierra wasn't born until two and a half years after Jethro died, I'd have to say probably not. Duh.
The tempo is much faster on this version than the one from January 2016. Were you guys experimenting? Plus, always like e-tune.
HUZZAR!!!!
You will notice no sheet music in her face here.
E tune AKA "Ethan is not a Jerk"
bluegrass girl play Bach - unique...
Johann Sebastian probably would have appreciated Bluegrass as well I suspect - it has a lovely complexity.
I Imagine J.S. Bach and Sierra Hull would have gotten along excellently.
Who is her husband? Somebody gave her that big "Rock" She's wearing ?
Richard Prince She is married to musician Justin Moses.
Justin Moses.....there are some videos with the two of them playing together available.
@@lorenzolarue337 And they are just stunning and so endearing as well...
@@45067daddymac he was named after a man of the cloth at least the last name
Funny, he doesn't look like Edgar...
Mark Hoemmen, I disagree. IT CAN'T BE DONE ! ! ! With someone keeping time for the two it would be extremely difficult. Without that, it is impossible. This may be one of those instances when I dislike people doing the impossible. I just can't wrap my head around it.
It does sound good though,doesn't it