Bach Meets Jazz - C major Preludium (Ave Maria)

I have always been fascinated by how much common the baroque music and jazz have together. The passion and rhythmic flow, and even the baroque figured bass as a short of a precursor of the chord symbols in today's jazz. Both styles were a kind of revolution in their own time, and the improvisation was (is) a fundamental. It's a challenging but also very interesting to find the window for improvising on baroque themes, by keeping the original melodies and harmony changes. Before I turned to jazz in my life, I studied a long time classical music, and by making these recordings, I'm getting back the old feel of classical music while playing jazz. Thank you for watching!

[@filistro]

What an creative idea and musician ship. Bravo!

[@HS-fk6hb]

This deserves more attention!!

[@zoltanns]

Thank you!

[@BaieDesBaies]

We need a full album like this please !

[@zoltanns]

Thanks so much!

[@tangsolaris9533]

Subscribed

[@hyeongyu_pyo]

I'm crying

[@carlosgundelach7643]

Absolute banger. Keep up the great work!!!

[@zoltanns]

Thank you Carlos!

[@joeylone7383]

I love it.

[@zoltanns]

Thank you!

[@Damian_Stefann]

Instant sub i am 1grade on conservatoire planning to arrange Bach for a trio but not a jazz version though i am learning jazz (just started this september) so reharmonizing is something very hard for me now. But i want to arrange to style of Marián Varga (his band Collegium musicum).