Bach 'Violin Partita in D minor - Chaconne' played by Marc Teicholz

[@visual33]

World class playing on a world class guitar from a world class composer.

[@xuanyinickliu6463]

Umm... The more I watch his videos on KZbin the more I think it's wild that I study with him and I see him every Thursday. What a blessing...

[@izaackaplan5237]

Life is too short to criticize interpretations of Bach

[@cycling.guitarist]

I came late in discovering this video, what incredible sound extracted from this vintage instrument! Marvelous performance by Marc Teicholz. Speaking as a concert goer and guitarist since 1969, few concert guitarists can match this!

[@raffitorossian6994]

An excellent, giant guitarist. Thai's all......Thanks for uploading. I wish you my best.

[@sologuitardeath]

What I have viewed here leaves me in awe. Teicholz is an inspiration to students and professionals alike, Bach is...well I think his music speaks for him, better than I do, a Hauser I, a truly beautiful instrument for the expression of anyone who plays it, and lastly I'm reminded of Segovia. The man who popularized Hauser's guitars as well as legitimized the guitar in the international music world partly due to his transcription of this piece. Thank you GSI. Thank you for sharing.

[@richardlevy7674]

Thank you again for this superb performance. What artistry.

[@billybobjoebob6002]

What a brilliant guitar, it has a harpsichord character on the attack, perfectly suited to Renaissance/Baroque music. Brill performance.

[@LeGioNnd]

Didn't get a thing of what you said but the guitar is gorgeous, has a beautiful dark tone in it's sound!

[@Eliteguitarschool]

I saw Mark performance in Spokane at the Northwest Guitar Festival. I'll have to say it was one of the greatest moments of my life!

[@rastkojacimovic1895]

Unbelievable perhaps best interpretation I've heard including all other instruments. Bravo maestro!!

[@GroupVachon]

Marc - we met on the plane to Calgary on our way back for Napa! Incredible mastery of the guitar!!

[@Queenmania2007]

Brilliantly played, very smooth re-tuning at 5:10!

[@michaeledmondson4385]

KZbin cut to an ad at the very beginning of the D major section. They should be taken to The Hague for this.

[@jeffreysanchez8324]

Quite a moving and wonderfully passionate performance! Seems to get better with each replay

[@LuisGarzonGuitarist]

The Guitar is to die for. I have seen a lot of great classical instruments and own a few but this is the pinnacle.

[@caseykorstanje9942]

This is my favourite performance of the Chaconne.

[@leonpetersen7346]

Great to hear someone play a Segovia transcription ( with a few minot changes )....iconic....played by someone who understands the music, and has obviously listened both to Segovia, and the violin version....... When someone says "Romantic" i just want to puke... This is just simply OUTSTANDING!!!!

[@EarlLedden]

Performed with eyes closes( except for tuning on the fly) Sometimes i hear a piece performed so well that I wand to give up practicing in frustration with my own mediocrity. This performance takes it a step further. Hearing and seeing this makes me want to practice for hours.

[@Michajeru]

Oh my, this is a truly wonderful guitarist playing a fabulous piece of music by Bach the greatest composer on one of the best guitars ever made.

[@DrRichardJBeck]

Superb performance, in spite of the need to grab the tuning gears occasionally. What a guitar! In addition, GSI has become the place to go for excellent classical guitars in this country. You perform a great service GSI, by providing a nice venue for these KZbin videos to be recorded!

[@JazzyJunior]

I always amazed at the Hauser design, beautiful trebles with powerful ominous church-like reverberating basses.

[@antoniom1932]

A Hauser from the 50s, perhaps the best guitar out there?

[@linguaphilly]

why are there always these self-righteous people picking out the tiny flaws in amazing covers like this? what's the point, does it make you feel better about yourself? Do you feel the need to assert some kind of dominance?

[@MarcoAurelio1987]

I totally agree with you.

[@royplayer]

Now that Segovia has passed on, people can play it any way they like.

[@JuanCarlosSanzPerez4]

Fantástico!!! La mejor versión que oí.

[@halvey123]

Thank you for posting. ....just love this song.

[@tommihail282]

Sublime sounding Hausser, beautifully played!!!

[@1954surya]

Grossartig. Sowohl der Klang der Gitarre, als auch die exzellente Interpretation.

[@tomasemilio]

63 dislikes is way exaggerated. This is a beautiful performance.

[@fernandomaciel2826]

Amazing Master.

[@SuperIgloo1]

Very nice rendition. Beautiful Guitar.

[@civilenggggg]

Ive never seen at the end that chord played in that high of a position. It sounds more hefty from fret 5 but sounds softer the way he played it. I love watching people play pieces differently

[@BradConroy_guitar]

I really like his playing.

[@Anton_the_Vampire]

Well personally I enjoyed this performance. I don't particularly CARE about the "Bach interpretation classes" or the general hatred for Segovia going around. Lest we forget, without Segovia, we wouldn't HAVE this piece in the guitar repertoire, because nobody ELSE thought to transcribe it. In fact, people in Segovia's time said it was "impossible" to play on the guitar. Well I guess he proved them WRONG, didn't he?

[@MarcoAurelio1987]

Damn right!

[@snoop1204]

But Segovia wasn't the first to transcribe it? Back in 1920 Antonio Sinopoli from Argentina had already arranged Chaconne in E minor.

[@erict1917]

Loved performance--bravo!

[@johnimber1904]

wonderful best I've heard

[@humbertorodriguez5255]

Great Guitar for Bach.And an extraordinary performer

[@JuliorRodriguez]

Very nice, clear and strong sound, very well played too.

[@nikosz66]

A fantastic performance with an exceptional guitar!

[@MrRolando68]

Une Chaconne jouée avec passion! Bravo! et quel son!

[@LightmasterChampion]

Timeless magic.

[@arnoldirwin9416]

Although composed before the modern guitar was developed, the "soul" of Bach's concept comes through beautifully with the help of a very accomplished guitarist. Bravo! I personally feel as much from this version as listening to it on the violin. A tribute to the GENIUS that was Bach. The music is Bach's. The guitar is Hauser I. I believe Johann would have approved.

[@Elestun]

Fantastic!

[@giuseppe237]

Complimenti,che spettacolo meraviglioso

[@klaud622]

Ottima l'esecuzione, eccellente l'acustica di questa chitarra. Perfetto il tutto.

[@jeffreysanchez8324]

Wonderful!

[@o0o0oo00oo00]

Incredible Hause, Incredible guitarist!

[@rodrfil]

Love your channel

[@nickyork8901]

As a violinist, I have to say I actually prefer this version (when performed like this, with this guitar) to the original! Partly because the broken chords and harmonies work so well on the guitar, and the sheer range of colours he produces bring out the variations beautifully, for example at 13:05 Although there is a wonderfully musical and interesting version which recently came out on the Netherlands Bach Society channel, on the violin, which provides an interesting contrast.

[@Olegstuff21986]

Bach sounds amazing on the guitar, almost too bad he didn't directly compose for it.

[@julianchoi816]

Is one octave lower playing acceptable to violinists' ears generally?

[@guillermotorres1655]

Virtuoso. Great. Perfect !!!

[@gmflashmx]

he plays well with his hands and mouth!

[@georgyorgy2]

gmflashmx Sounds like a line in a gay porn

[@eneiasmusico1]

Muito bom e sem olhar no braço do Instrumento sentindo a música!

[@AnUnhappyBusiness]

Measure 99!!! The Segovia stretch!!! Testing pinkies everywhere since 1934

[@MysterioFan02]

wouldn't call it 'the segovia stretch'

[@Anton_the_Vampire]

Erik fp Absolutely, you'll have modern guitarist's hump catching on fire over the very mention of THAT name.

[@denbourgeois]

M. Teicholz aime le rubato. Il a une technique impeccable.

[@Pipixcan69]

Best musical piece ever. Best guitar ever. Enough said

[@micktulk]

Bravo Maestro

[@DerekGripperGuitar]

people always say this to me. but you have to play a hauser. its not only the sound. its the fact that you move your fingers and it plays. it is very nice if a guitar sounds good (and amplification and recording can do a lot for this with almost any guitar)...but the playability is what you spend your time with...and what makes the gestures in the music come to life. PLay one TheCommentsMaster and then comment again. You may be surprised.

[@F.Mendelssohn]

This rocks!

[@justsostory]

it is indeed a wonderful interpretation and I 't mind the very Segovia like romantic feeling to it nor the use of rubato -specially with such technical perfection- yet some of the more "baroque compliant"rendering you can find on YT are equally enjoyable IMO and who cares about the way Bach would have played it on an instrument that was invented hudred years later ? he wrote the perfect music and everyone is free to play it his own way ...

[@LuisGarzonGuitarist]

A lovely version of the Chaconne. This piece on guitar is played with great romanticism much the way Segovia might have played it. I don't think the Chaconne is done justice when it is played in the typewriter style that most Bach is played. Bach did not have a piano so the idea of bringing the passion to the music was impossible on a harpsichord much like a non touch sensitive keyboard. The Guitar is all about passion unlike the Lute that struggles with it. In my opinion it is wonderful.

[@arfurlife]

wow wow wow what a great sound that guitar has even taking into account the brilliant player its obvious the guitar is a star too.

[@sonyf23]

i love this guitar!

[@joelthomson7833]

Man he plays the shit out of the this thing. Those kinds of reckless dynamics are not something you hear a lot of.

[@MrGuitarreno]

GREAT TECHNIQUES.

[@igorchaves9090]

Wonderfull!! Thanks!

[@raulcalderonbird]

In my opinion, the Segovia of our time.

[@briscocreek]

Who composed that fantastic piece of music, and what is it called? Where can I get a score? I have been in love with guitars and guitar music for 70 years, that Houser instrument! I believe this the first time I have heard one. I heard him play a Torres just before this and the Houser seemed to blow it away. How I admire that young man. What an exciting video. What fantastic power a man like that has over the music lovers in this world. And, how great that one can record it like this.

[@KUALYDAHDIE]

oww, Hermann Hauser ...the best guitar sound...

[@BeyondTheArab]

this is beyond amazing... :O

[@kelborgui]

Very very good!

[@chirpybee]

As people have pointed out this is not how they imagine Bach would have played it transcribed onto a modern 6 string, nylon guitar several hundred years after his death... However, I still enjoyed it in spite of the 'liberties' taken. A wonderful piece of music and very nicely performed.

[@abenassini]

Bravo!

[@TommyG0188]

starting @7:22 never heard that section that good! very musical.

[@SBGuitarStudio]

That 4th string in particular is a canon!

[@Neorbourg]

Fabuleux guitariste

[@guitargod6997]

Beautiful playing of an exquisite guitar! Frankly, I think the criticisms of some violation of meter and time are unwarranted. Too often the critics want to confine interpretations to a strict catechism that must not be violated. Music is a vital vibration in time that bridges our trivial world of the everyday to a transcendent sphere of beauty and truth made manifest in the hands of the musician. I understand orthodoxy as a pole of the dialog, but to disparage this brilliant playing is wrong and misguided.

[@TropicIslandMusic]

You generally only need that first phrase of the Chaconne to get a glimpse of how the next 14min will go.

[@albertwon6819]

游刃有余的演奏！我听过最好的版本，声音效果无可挑剔！

[@tasosaromonte4826]

我同意，完美表现

[@HalJikaKick]

I could take a "purists" attitude towards this performance but holy HELL that was so freaking musical! Go dude! Go THAT guitar!

[@Comingessp]

Wow!

[@micktulk]

I`m having a go at Bach`s sonata for harpsichord and violin in Cm. I`ts a most enchanting piece. I`m doing it by ear in Em and have finished the first half. Any comments? I`ll look up the tube to see who`s tried it. Thanks.

[@briscocreek]

hang in there super commentator. Better to be negative than enthusiastic. Take it from an 83 old know nothing. How I admire you.

[@classical9034]

His playing is very articulative. But Chaconne is still best to play on violin... It will move you to tear when you listen to this piece on violin.

[@luisdemetriofloresdelgado3533]

¡Bravísimo!

[@Z5LA5H]

the mic was for the recording not for sound reinforcement.

[@johnbrothers8226]

Marc makes the best faces (integral part of involved playing). Post more of his performances....

[@christinamertzanidou1221]

WOW

[@bobsheehan7850]

What was that at 14:21 ?!

[@jasonblairlewis]

Could anyone tell me which edition he is using of the glorious Chaconne?

[@MysterioFan02]

sounds like david russell's

[@GrericPoperic7]

General opinion is not always the right one. Guitar sounds very nice!

[@MrTranxuanloc]

Rất cám ơn anh, Anh vẫn khỏe chứ? Hay lắm anh à - em thì ko có điều kiện để theo môn này, nhưng rất mê. mỗi khi nghe thể loại này em có cảm giác như đã nghe đâu đó trong quá khứ xa xôi ( ? ) , như là tìm thấy một phần đời sống của mình từ kiếp trước...

[@civilenggggg]

Beautiful performance....I couldnt help to notice,,,,,, did anyone else notice that the B string slightly got out of tune during the performance.....maybe im tripping

[@johnbrothers8226]

Watch for the quick tune move @5:10......

[@jamescwolf]

wow

[@thanhle0606]

What piece is he playing at 7:25?

[@nickyork8901]

It's still the Chaconne, the middle section is in the major key.

[@nvguitarguy]

Right, some guitars record better than others. I've noticed that how reflective a room is influences my choice between instruments. A less lively guitar can work better in those circumstances.

[@coreyagraph]

is the body of this guitar smaller or am i wrong?

[@goldielocks322]

The '36 Fleta sounds the best out of all of them.

[@humbertorodriguez5255]

Excelente ejecucion , no entiendo las criticas, tal vez plantee dudas la acustica del local para grabar el sonido de la guitarra en un local muy "metalico" con vidrios y superficies lisas alrededor pero eso nada tiene que ver con el ejecutante que es un Maestro .

[@inthenameofgod1992]

i think this guitar no need use a mick, because the projection of the sound is full for one room, and the sound is so deep and powerfull but still calm, good for renaissance, baroque and classic music periode, if you play romantic music i prefer to ramirez and antonio marin montero, and romanillos of course. By the way, i heard a guitar which name is Juan Hernandez from Valencia, good sound guitar, deeper sound, and worthed price to buy.

[@sweetbusterbee]

That's fucking lit fam.