🔴 Daniel Schatz | Bach · Largo - Concerto F-Minor BWV 1056

[@norbertoiusem5713]

awsome rendition of one of my favorite Bach's masterpieces. Congrats from Argentina in 2024

[@attilakovacs5803]

Bach becomes you, Daniel, more than any other music.❤️🎼🎵🎶🎸

[@davidrenda]

La migliore versione per chitarra mai sentita, esecuzione meravigliosa con i drop al basso, Bach suonato così bene è conforto per l'anima.

[@RobHaccou]

I hear another guitarist play the bass notes legato but I really prefer this muted bass notes. At first I thought they came from a piano. Very beautiful!

[@woojongson5431]

Fantastic!

[@jonasscopel]

This is one of the most beautiful things on the entire youtube!

[@atzlu]

davvero una esecuzione eccellente. Complimenti. I bassi stoppati sono una meraviglia. Trascrizione da 10 e lode. Bravo.

[@Michajeru]

Very beautiful music; superb playing.

[@franciscojoselucas]

BRAVO DANI!!!

[@georgep2222]

Bravo! Marvellous. Love the stopped bass notes 👏👏👏

[@almudenaorue7105]

Congratulations on a wonderful performance. So nice!

[@RafaelAguirreGuitar]

Dani! Das klingt super und es ist sehr berührend zu hören! LG aus Moskau

[@Michajeru]

Really wonderful; I love it!

[@TheAmateurGuitarist]

Wow, beautiful! Very beautiful...

[@Th3Alfisti]

Sehr schön! Me gusta mucho, danke 😊👌

[@GrandmaSiva]

Beautiful man

[@arevikvardanian5978]

My LOVE Bach ♥ Superb playing

[@gustavoalcazarclassicalguitar]

herrlich Dani!!!

[@sam-sebe-gitarist]

Very beautiful!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Giaour]

Well, it was great Daniel!

[@doublezero5925]

sublime❤

[@ambrogiofrascini2883]

Meravigliosa esecuzione Where can i get the score?

[@이재덕이네]

훌륭합니다. very nice.

[@golanhalima]

ביצוע מופת.

[@djavaheri1]

I only read tabs. Please can you write this Bach piece for me ❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@rodolfoscevola2582]

I want to purchase your score !

[@RonaldoNovaesUSP]

♥♥♥♥♥

[@gerardosanchez1453]

Where can I find this arrangement?

[@terrautopica]

Scores please

[@donlimoncelli6108]

Classical guitar instructors would commend the playing for the purity of the notes and the interpretation, but would criticize the technique. Classical guitar performance is a matter of presentation. Several times, the player uses the same finger in succession (see about 0:10 where the third finger is used about four times in a row). In classical technique, the fingers of the right hand always alternate. Also, the thumb of the left hand is never supposed to be visible.

[@schatzdaniel]

Thank you for your well-informed advice 🍺

[@laucha490]

Apparently music has nothing to do with sound. Anyway your coreography is sober and your music is memorable. Thanks

[@donlimoncelli6108]

@@laucha490 Music performance is performance. It is the reason why people who have a recording by an artist also want to see that artist in person. Yes, it has everything to do with sound, but half of the performance is presentation. In that regard it is like dance. If the only thing in a musical performance -- or even the most important thing -- was sound, musical performances would consist of people in tuxedos and formal dresses sitting in a concert hall watching an empty stage while a recording played.

[@anthonyc54]

To get the desired sound it might be necessary to repeat a finger (as taught by some of the greatest guitarists)

[@donlimoncelli6108]

@@anthonyc54 There might be some room for differences of technique, much as one school plays with fingernails and another school uses the fingertip. My teacher, Hector Garcia, was Emilio Pujol's leading student. Pujol, in turn, was Francisco Tarrega's leading student. And Tarrega was the leading student of Fernando Sor. All of them used fingertip technique and all of them taught that the fingers of the right hand always alternate unless, for example, one is playing a series of concurrent thirds. This is what Pujol teaches in his four volumes Escuela Razonada de la Guitarra.