This helps to visualise the genius that Bach was. The way the bass and melody compliment each other is mind blowing even after playing this piece hundreds of times!!
Fabulous, artistic playing! I love teaching this piece (on piano) and can't wait to show your video to a student about to begin studying this work. Bravo!
Awesome !!! never seen that ... the second it started playing I noticed a completely different feel for a music that usually we all listen in classical guitar or lute. A-MA-ZING... gave different voicing ! The interpretaion is genial, soft than strong, made me want to dance in those old Bach days, all costume on, ufff u la la
Holy. You were the guys at the performance in the church with all the other students like a couple of months ago. I was sitting next to the woman. I messed up my performance even though I'd practiced enough but she was very kind and helped me.
Lovely to hear this, this morning. We are off to the Melbourne Guitar Festival today. Looking forward to hearing Dan play Cliffside, by Robert Davidson, which we commissioned for his 40th birthday. Finally getting to hear it, three years later.
Hi David, say hi to everyone in Melbourne. Curious about the new Rob Davidson piece! And crikey, is Dan 40?... that makes even ME feel old… good luck with that! ;-) :-)
Also this gave the ´bass´ part much more feel to it, than regular lute or one guitar... bass makes this shine even more ... amazing amazing.... ufff amazing
@zooduo incredible! It gets such great response! what is the scale length like? I have an acoustic bass guitar but it's a little small, something like 32"
Oh, this is wonderful! I have been playing this and other Bach pieces for my whole life and this is inspiring! I play a K. Yairi acoustic bass guitar, which I love! But this contra bass is very nice as well. Maybe we'll play together some day!! Great music.
ı've never been seen an acoustic bass guitar like this... it's avesome :)) how can i buy a guitar like this?? there's wonderfull and powerfull sound...
What about this Caldersmith octave guitar? Is it really a whole octave above a guitar? If so, how is this possible? What's it scale? What kind of strings are used? And more importantly, where can I find one?
The small one is called alto guitar, it's about five notes higher than a normal guitar. The big one I'm not sure if it's a bass or a lower guitar because of its size
Can any musicologist tell me exactly what it is that Jethro Tull is doing by playing all the same notes yet is sounds so different. Is it just emphasis. Everyone else plays it up front, but Iain Anderson seems to play it laid back. th-cam.com/video/pqxwXla3-Bw/w-d-xo.html
I am not a musicologist but I did sleep at a Holiday Inn Express last night. IMHO this is exactly the piece that you refer to. I began studying classical guitar in 1977. Jethro Tull led me there. I was so enamored with their music that I began studying ( right out of the Army, at 20 years old) . This was the piece that led me to study. I play it daily now ( Bach’s version). If you can read music and listen to the bass ( classical guitar) this is almost an exact replication. The melody almost exact. However I believe the key is changed to Am and of course jazzed up a bit. Listen to Segovia’s version and then Tull. Tull played that Elizabethan Rock. It led me to Bach. After learning to play classical guitar it was difficult to return to Rock only. Bach is so much bigger. Hope this helps. But in my opinion it is basically the same piece much the same as “Lover’s Concerto “ in the 60’s was stolen from the Anna Magdalena Notebook. Thank You Ian for leading me to Bach:)
He's swinging the notes instead of playing them as straight. So what is written as two equal notes is played as a triplet with one note doubled in length. It's not precisely that, but that's a good place to start and then you can play around with it a little. The important part is that what are written as equal notes are instead played long short long short long short.
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This helps to visualise the genius that Bach was. The way the bass and melody compliment each other is mind blowing even after playing this piece hundreds of times!!
Can you see he's the man
Let me hear you aplaudde
He is more than a man
He's a shiny golden god
Can't you see he's the man, let me hear you applaud
he is more than a man he's a shiny golden god.!!!
What? If that’s a poem it’s not a very good one. Sorry.
@@StopFear It is a good one. I even dare to state it's classic(o).
😂😂🎸✊
Ah yes, the greatest poem of all time.
YEAAAH DUDE
Slap that Bach Bass bro...
So great to see these two musicians sync together so fluidly and artistically in this performance. Learned so much from viewing this. Benigne dicis!
Amazing. The piano part at 0:15 is absolutly great and a rare beast in Mandy recordings you find.
Positively vibrating instrumental duet - great vibes!
WOW! I think I see JSB jumping up and down with joy in heaven over this performance!
Thanks!
REV 18
Fabulous, artistic playing! I love teaching this piece (on piano) and can't wait to show your video to a student about to begin studying this work. Bravo!
is that dude tiny?
Yes
no
both of them are
she's playing an ukulele
@@user-qg5bl2kt7u He´s playing special bass guitar - these are really big and she´s playing sopran guitar... itś like half of classical spanish guitar
They are hobbits
Muy rápida para mi gusto. Aún así excelente interpretación.
It’s all about the bass.
(Some treble)
Awesome !!! never seen that ... the second it started playing I noticed a completely different feel for a music that usually we all listen in classical guitar or lute. A-MA-ZING... gave different voicing ! The interpretaion is genial, soft than strong, made me want to dance in those old Bach days, all costume on, ufff u la la
just beautiful
EXELLENT!!!I could Listen to you"s for HRS & HRS!!!!!...thanx!!...BRAVO!!!!!
Bravisimo! Love your dynamics.
Wonderful! I love it all... the piece, your intuitive connection with each other, and the instruments :)
Holy. You were the guys at the performance in the church with all the other students like a couple of months ago. I was sitting next to the woman. I messed up my performance even though I'd practiced enough but she was very kind and helped me.
beautiful! very refreshing version - i love it!
I love this. It's fun, creative, and dynamic. You guys rock! The Picardy third at the end is the cherry on top :)
Great playing! I have never seen such a big guitar before. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing with the world.
Great articulation and playing!!!
AWESOME YOU 2!!!
Love this version guys. Nice job.
Wow! Amazing performence! Veeeery nice!
Beautifully played!
Lovely to hear this, this morning. We are off to the Melbourne Guitar Festival today. Looking forward to hearing Dan play Cliffside, by Robert Davidson, which we commissioned for his 40th birthday. Finally getting to hear it, three years later.
Hi David, say hi to everyone in Melbourne. Curious about the new Rob Davidson piece! And crikey, is Dan 40?... that makes even ME feel old… good luck with that! ;-) :-)
Z.o.o. guitar duo Hello and thanks for your reply.
Also this gave the ´bass´ part much more feel to it, than regular lute or one guitar... bass makes this shine even more ... amazing amazing.... ufff amazing
This is great. Bravo !
Truly a joy.
Oh my god this is amazing
Fantastic!!!
Love this 🥰
Amazing!
This is great!!!
Great version!
Formidável!!! Saudações do Brasil!!!
HES A SHINY GOLDEN GOD
the music is really awesome
What did I just see?! This is perfect!
AMAZINGG‼️‼️‼️‼️
Wonderful!
Awesome i really like this song :)
Wow! That was cool!
Lovely!!
@zooduo incredible! It gets such great response! what is the scale length like? I have an acoustic bass guitar but it's a little small, something like 32"
Amazing
Nice...Love This...👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
great stuff
Fantastic playing. Clean yet dynamic! Those are some cool guitars. Are they 8ve up and 8vb down?
Quite fast, but very nice :)
wow... these guys are really good
Beautiful technic
Bravo !
They both look harmonious
Tenacious D!!!
...it's destiny!😏
🥰 perfect perfect 🥰
Delightful!
Best performance to help me hear the BOSS
Oh, this is wonderful! I have been playing this and other Bach pieces for my whole life and this is inspiring! I play a K. Yairi acoustic bass guitar, which I love! But this contra bass is very nice as well. Maybe we'll play together some day!! Great music.
fantastico!
erg mooi.....van de grote en de kleine!!.....wacht op meer!!
So fast.what that heavy metal version?🤣 I like it.thanks.
thanks very much
ı've never been seen an acoustic bass guitar like this... it's avesome :)) how can i buy a guitar like this?? there's wonderfull and powerfull sound...
Respect!!!
Bravi!❤
how do i get that bass
THATWAS BEAST AF!!!!
Change the speed to 0.5x it’s awesome 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏. Try listening to only the bassist; it’s spectacular.
Fantastisch!
GigaGuitar
GigaBass not guitar
Ongelooflijk knap gespeeld! Klinkt erg goed. Hard werken op de bas.
what tuning are you using on the bass? standard upright bass tuning EADG?
.75 x speed for those who think its a bit too fast
did the same
I like mucho!!!!!!!!!!!
Thaaaaat's lovely! ;)
What about this Caldersmith octave guitar? Is it really a whole octave above a guitar? If so, how is this possible? What's it scale? What kind of strings are used? And more importantly, where can I find one?
Heel mooi!!!
Waooo¡ Renovarse es la clave
Bravo
Why so fast? 😮
Kind of like tenacious d
Bravissimo
Sounds like she's playing a ukelele.
With precision.
Also like the acoustic bass guitar
The small one is called alto guitar, it's about five notes higher than a normal guitar. The big one I'm not sure if it's a bass or a lower guitar because of its size
Can any musicologist tell me exactly what it is that Jethro Tull is doing by playing all the same notes yet is sounds so different. Is it just emphasis. Everyone else plays it up front, but Iain Anderson seems to play it laid back. th-cam.com/video/pqxwXla3-Bw/w-d-xo.html
I am not a musicologist but I did sleep at a Holiday Inn Express last night. IMHO this is exactly the piece that you refer to. I began studying classical guitar in 1977. Jethro Tull led me there. I was so enamored with their music that I began studying ( right out of the Army, at 20 years old) . This was the piece that led me to study. I play it daily now ( Bach’s version).
If you can read music and listen to the bass ( classical guitar) this is almost an exact replication. The melody almost exact. However I believe the key is changed to Am and of course jazzed up a bit. Listen to Segovia’s version and then Tull. Tull played that Elizabethan Rock. It led me to Bach.
After learning to play classical guitar it was difficult to return to Rock only. Bach is so much bigger.
Hope this helps. But in my opinion it is basically the same piece much the same as “Lover’s Concerto “ in the 60’s was stolen from the Anna Magdalena Notebook. Thank You Ian for leading me to Bach:)
He's swinging the notes instead of playing them as straight. So what is written as two equal notes is played as a triplet with one note doubled in length. It's not precisely that, but that's a good place to start and then you can play around with it a little. The important part is that what are written as equal notes are instead played long short long short long short.
this is not the EKO bass, neither the Del Vecchio, what bass is this?
WOW!!
❤️
Bravi !!!
can someone tell me what kinds of bass hes playing?
Jonah An acoustic bass, classically.
www.grahamcaldersmith.com.au/
It's a guitar. A bass guitar.
Nice
I enjoyed that. I thought you were about to high-five at the end.
Fun!
Mooi spel!
What guitar is she playing?
It's an octave guitar, sometimes called a soprano guitar. Both instruments were built by the (late) Australian luthier Graham Caldersmith.
gorgeus
wow.
do you manage to have your nails? :) (the bassman)
Baroque Imperial!