J.S. Bach: Sonatas and Partitas for Classical Guitar (Full Album)

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Artist: Francesco (Teopini classical guitar)
Why transcribe and perform the sonatas and partitas for solo violin on the guitar? It is surely the works themselves that provide the justification; their indestructible melodic poetry and their rich implied counterpoint at which the original violin can only hint.
Many guitarists have already gone where more cautious spirits would fear to tread and made their own transcriptions; this new version carries the imprimatur of David Russell, one of the most internationally acclaimed guitarists of his generation, who writes that Francesco Teopini ‘plays with a beautiful sound, faithfully recorded. His interpretation shows a deep understanding of these major works.’
In a useful booklet-note, Teopini himself notes that these works are now standard repertoire for guitarists, even mandatory for the sake of personal development, as perhaps Bach is for every musician regardless of instrument. His arrangement is relatively discreet, adding just a few more bass notes to amplify chords in movements such as the famous Chaconne which is the climax of the cycle. Elsewhere he has borne in mind the art of the clavecin, which no less relevant to the guitar as an instrument of Bach’s time than the original violin. There is naturally greater opportunity for ornamentation, which Teopini takes with discretion.
Italian by birth, Teopini himself is a graduate of the Royal Academy of Music in London, currently resident as a teacher and performer in Hong Kong, with a repertoire ranging from Bach through the Classical Spanish repertoire to contemporary works, several of which he has commissioned and premiered by composers including Gian Carlo Mantovani and Fausto Tuscano .
Tracklist:
Sonata No. 1 in G Minor, BWV 1001:
00:00:00 I. Adagio
00:05:14 II. Fuga
00:10:41 III. Siciliana
00:13:44 IV. Presto
Partita No. 1 in B Minor, BWV 1002:
00:17:36 I. Allemanda - Double
00:27:17 II. Corrente - Double
00:35:23 III. Sarabande - Double
00:42:10 IV. Tempo di borea - Double
Sonata No. 2 in A Minor, BWV 1003:
00:49:37 I. Grave
00:55:07 II. Fuga
01:03:01 III. Andante
01:08:59 IV. Allegro
Partita No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1004:
01:15:16 I. Allemanda
01:21:18 II. Corrente
01:23:43 III. Sarabanda
01:28:28 IV. Giga
01:32:37 V. Ciaccona
Sonata No. 3 in C Major, BWV 1005:
01:50:59 I. Adagio
01:55:44 II. Fuga
02:08:04 III. Largo
02:11:21 IV. Allegro assai
Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1006:
02:16:30 I. Preludio
02:20:26 II. Loure
02:24:07 III. Gavotte en rondeau
02:27:40 IV. Menuet I et II
02:31:21 V. Bourrée
02:33:07 VI. Gigue
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[@FlexingClassicalMusic]

Classical music is timeless. Whether you've been a classical music enthusiast for a long time or are just beginning to explore it, it's always worth experiencing and discovering more.

[@EvanMusik-in1br]

I agree! Solid point.

[@atthewhiskey]

Francesco Teopini is legitimately fantastic at giving these Classics justice on the Classical Guitar. Thank you

[@joshfeatherstone8546]

Bach, please come to Norway!

[@zp4370]

He will be there, into our mind and his music will never forget

[@porfirij]

hate to break it to you, but he died a while ago. sorry, mate.

[@KibblesteinTheKIbbs]

@@porfirij bro no he didn't I saw him in concert last month

[@idontnowifiwantedtoliveord7670]

@@porfirij Yea dude , my dad play golf with Bach last weekend

[@Derek-no8fu]

Bach will be in The UK next summer. I Just looked it up.

[@davidjean4700]

[For Mobile] 00:00:00 Sonata No. 1 in G Minor, BWV 1001: I. Adagio 00:05:14 Sonata No. 1 in G Minor, BWV 1001: II. Fuga 00:10:41 Sonata No. 1 in G Minor, BWV 1001: III. Siciliana 00:13:44 Sonata No. 1 in G Minor, BWV 1001: IV. Presto 00:17:36 Partita No. 1 in B Minor, BWV 1002: I. Allemanda - Double 00:27:17 Partita No. 1 in B Minor, BWV 1002: II. Corrente - Double 00:35:23 Partita No. 1 in B Minor, BWV 1002: III. Sarabande - Double 00:42:10 Partita No. 1 in B Minor, BWV 1002: IV. Tempo di borea - Double 00:49:37 Sonata No. 2 in A Minor, BWV 1003: I. Grave 00:55:07 Sonata No. 2 in A Minor, BWV 1003: II. Fuga 01:03:01 Sonata No. 2 in A Minor, BWV 1003: III. Andante 01:08:59 Sonata No. 2 in A Minor, BWV 1003: IV. Allegro 01:15:16 Partita No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1004: I. Allemanda 01:21:18 Partita No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1004: II. Corrente 01:23:43 Partita No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1004: III. Sarabanda 01:28:28 Partita No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1004: IV. Giga 01:32:37 Partita No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1004: V. Ciaccona 01:50:59 Sonata No. 3 in C Major, BWV 1005: I. Adagio 01:55:44 Sonata No. 3 in C Major, BWV 1005: II. Fuga 02:08:04 Sonata No. 3 in C Major, BWV 1005: III. Largo 02:11:21 Sonata No. 3 in C Major, BWV 1005: IV. Allegro assai 02:16:30 Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1006: I. Preludio 02:20:26 Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1006: II. Loure 02:24:07 Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1006: III. Gavotte en rondeau 02:27:40 Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1006: IV. Menuet I et II 02:31:21 Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1006: V. Bourrée 02:33:07 Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1006: VI. Gigue

[@ClaySuddath]

It's always so nice when someone provides the list. Thanks!

[@idontnowifiwantedtoliveord7670]

Thanks

[@loliwebb7267]

Thank you for this!

[@ashong_gala]

must give a like!!

[@gonzalo4658]

thank you soldier

[@kenzeier2943]

I have no technical comments. All I can say is, sounds great to me.

[@timmotion6494]

Francesco Teopini, a gtreat discovery of a master. What a pleasure.

[@AloneJazzSoul]

Remember that it's just a bad day, not a bad life. So take a rest and give your mind and heart peace while listening to this beautiful melodic music.

[@tomfurgas2844]

While all Baroque music is flexible enough to be adapted to virtually any forces, it seems especially interesting how Bach never seems to be out of place when his music is adapted to just about any instruments. These arrangements for guitar of his violin sonatas and partitas is Exhibit A as testimony to this fact. They sound as if they were conceived for the guitar. Thanks in large part to the arranger, of course. But the naturalness of his melodic and contrapuntal contours never resists adaptation to any forces. Probably the main reason why "Switched-On Bach" was so popular. These wonderful performances of his sonatas and partitas for violin arranged for guitar are just gorgeous, utterly musical, and totally natural.

[@timm9769]

I agree, but I think perhaps a kind of confirmation bias comes into play also, because arrangers will of course only arrange pieces that actually work. Or rather, it is their successful attempts that we are most likely to hear. Still, Bach's compositions seem to work with any instrument that has the range for the piece, with a musical clarity and charm that remains surprising and insightful more than 450 years after his death.

[@nicholasrees1838]

Good point Tom and I too have wondered why Bach's music is so robust when transcribed not just across different instruments but also genres, Jazz for instance. In my view Bach is unique in this respect and I suspect that the basis for this quality is the harmonic robustness of his compositions. Even in single note solo instruments eg violin partitas, the harmonic element is very strong - we are always clear on the chord agreements. It's really damnably clever. Bach's vision and musical intent are clear and precise throughout; the music has a natural path through which it flows never sounding forced or arbitrary. Melodic inspiration is one thing but the "workmanship" that Bach deploys in his composition process especially around the harmonic dimension is to to be marvelled at and gives his music a rock solid basis for melodic creativity.

[@Frederer59]

Heck, Bach sounds good played on Caribbean steel pans

[@nomoremrniceguy368]

Well said Tom.

[@nunilaramirezs9319]

Hermoso.

[@classicalconcerto6742]

Bach music is the sunshine of my life!!!

[@JS-tm1gq]

Some of the best Bach I've ever heard. The audio quality with that natural reverb is magic

[@casparsmusic2904]

A new world of music just opened up for me

[@MedievalRichard]

Cool! MR

[@floriandevuyst]

Bach is the Universe

[@pedro21011]

Welcome!

[@justinlloyd2446]

This album is so wonderful. It is perfect for listening to under just about any circumstance. I sincerely thank you for uploading it here. It has brought me countless hours of relaxation and reflection.

[@cheri238]

Bach is an overflowing water that nourishes all musical instruments and rises up to the height beyond the Heavens. Alĺ complete is its greatness. The poetry book of colors are profound and unceasing and nourishes all things. Brilliant as Bach is, it effects to all others. Mr. Francisco Teopeni, after listening to this twice , your sincerity of extensive study, careful reflection, busting forth in your soul, lays an artisty of the gift you have transformed for all to respond with admiration and love. ❤️

[@shgnamaste7730]

"While my lute gently weeps..."

[@cris-oq4po]

exactly looool

[@williaml872]

Which part?

[@SOULJAJOE010]

NICE ONE!

[@joshfeatherstone8546]

"Shut up and play yer lute." Frank Zappa, 1831

[@hifijohn]

or 'oud' to joy

[@hendarinfb]

Bach’s music on Classical Guitar is very beautiful , …… very beautiful clean and crisp guitar playing by Francesco Teopini

[@StLSonata]

Might be the best chaconne that I have heard. The whole album is totally phenomenal.

[@hybridwafer]

Really, how come? I find the tempo to be unusual.

[@evanstaf18]

It is quite good, but Segovia's Chaconne is better.

[@josephcambron7060]

I don't think so.

[@NeItO182]

This is the most beautiful and subtlest thing in guitar I will find ever.

[@edwilliams9914]

Every time I return to this recording it gets better and better.

[@classicalconcerto6742]

Music like this has changed me and my life forever which makes me wonder what my life would be like without music...

[@fillib7885]

I finally come Bach to the classical music and I think it's my best choice since a long time...

[@excelsior999]

Do you often listen to Offenbach?

[@HelenaWilliams8696]

Helena Williams Guitarist Francesco Teopini performs a vast collection of Bach's Cantatas and Partitas in sheer virtuosity technique. I have enjoyed the delicacy, sensitivity, simplicity, finesse and refinement of 2-1/2 hours of this wonderful emphatic and vigorous guitarist. Thank you for sharing this GEM!

[@randallmckinney5815]

I enjoy this so much that I probably have listened to it more than any album in my life,

[@andresftrovaypoesia7921]

Puedo escuchar esta música todo el día y no cansarme , es simplemente genial , en donde estes Joan Sebastián Bach mil gracias maestro y también gracias al intérprete guitarrista y a todos los involucrados en cargar ésta música en Internet.

[@kylebeardsmore2164]

I truly love this album. This is the most brilliant arranging and playing of Bach for guitar I have found. It is far easier to listen to the entire album than not to!

[@mlx870]

This was originally written for the violin.

[@shonzy8984]

Truly amazing work

[@k9_1008]

of course its the most brilliant. the label is called brilliant classics. ;) I agree

[@euledj79]

brilliant are the recording engineers. The guitar sound so crisp, however volouminous. Congratulations!

[@palaito]

Agreed! Love the crisp sound.

[@Illjustwait]

Thank you for recognizing us 🥺

[@ryanmozert2224]

" Bach is the father. And we are but his children. "-Ludwig Van Beethoven.

[@panchui4537]

I believe Mozart is classical composer no.1 -of all time. Bach is no.2

[@DavidMiltonJones]

Actually it wasn't Beethoven who said this, it was Mozart and he wasn't referring to JS Back but his son CPE.

[@DavidMiltonJones]

So I guess Mozart considered himself no.2 after all, Panchui.

[@AloysiusEmanuel-.-]

@@panchui4537- I'm sure that Johann Sebastian Bach is the greatest composer of the History of Music!

[@jaikee9477]

That quotation is from Mozart, not from Beethoven. Mozart said this about Bach's son CPE who was his teacher and father figure. It puts Mozart into perspective. Neither Mozart nor Beethoven considered themselves on eye-level with Bach. Beethoven studied Bach since childhood respectfully called him "the ocean of harmony". JSB is BY FAR the greatest musical genius that ever walked the earth. That's not a matter of opinion because all of the greatest composers confirmed it.

[@tonysukhanov7324]

“Bach's music is the only argument proving the creation of the Universe cannot be regarded as a complete failure.” Emil Cioran

[@frankstarr6478]

Yes, especially in the time of Trump.

[@attilakovacs5803]

And completely pointless...

[@chocothemagnificent1019]

Bach is timeless. His music is as easy to listen to today as it was in the 1700's. I'm sad that we call this "classical music" it should still be "pop" music listened to by everyone, not just aficionados...

[@Allan-et5ig]

Many millions or tens of millions do in fact, listen to Bach, 'everybody.' At least my opinion is that enjoying his music by all strata of humans is not a rare thing. I don't think his music is reserved for fans of classical - like me. Precisely because his music is adaptable via instruments like guitar and arrangements - like this. Just one man's opinion.

[@Bencasso]

Bach’s music has never been an easy listen. Those in the 1700’s didn’t listen or understand. The complexity of divinity Bach strives for, nor did they believe that god did either. Much like today Bach’s genius is lost in the motion of the fugues of confusion relayed through exasperation at the normal intelligence can not like nonetheless live that which is beyond their comprehension.

[@chocothemagnificent1019]

@@biophonism And there servants but the marches and many of the symphonies were played for the general public. Chamber pieces and commissioned pieces were more for the wealthy....

[@svetsarkirurgen2]

@@biophonism no it was played at church services

[@davyroger3773]

@@svetsarkirurgen2 Yes but there were rich and poor churches, Remember Bach played for Frederick the great himself.

[@hernans4871]

I just love Bach and his beautiful, complex, extraordinary music. It's part of my life. Thanks! for playing for me, for us.

[@GrootsieTheDog]

What makes Bach great is that he composed for the music, not the audience.

[@mrl94eo]

He composed actually for the glory of God "SDG" soli deo gloria was signed under every piece. Besides his incomparebel blessings in the art of music, he had a very rough life with many loses to suffer. His depth comes not from the worship of music but from the honest worship of the creator whom he trusted. Jesus is Lord

[@militaryandemergencyservic3286]

wrong - in fact he said 'everything I write is for God'.

[@mrl94eo]

@@militaryandemergencyservic3286 By the way, what's actually the problem? SDG soli deo gloria means - Glory to God alone. Measured by the essence of the sentence, yours is only a subtle distortion of SDG. I don't see clearly where you get the conflict from? Because that he signed with SDG is a fact!

[@militaryandemergencyservic3286]

@@mrl94eo i suggest, fellow Bach enthusiast, that you don't measure the sentence by the essence' but google the quote...

[@mrl94eo]

@@militaryandemergencyservic3286 I am writing to you full of enthusiasm :), not all works but many were signed with SDG. I missed the center of the target by a few inches, you didn't even hit the target

[@davidjames4838]

Not a lot one can add really, I used to play some of these on violin many years ago; they are as vibrant and metronomically cordant as ever and sound as good if not better on guitar. A wonderful crispness they have. I would guess in Bach’s day some folk played these on lute. Healing, relaxing, and inspiring loving music. I listen to these on my iPad Pro when in the bath 🕊💕

[@brasil5389]

Música não cura, quem cura é remédio e só Deus Trino salva. Música aplica-se às emoções e o humor, o que é totalmente diferente. Bach é um gênio e sua musicalidade em composições é um absurdo. A música serve para que possamos glorificar à Deus e por isso a arte dele era de tal valor estético.

[@stephenowesney5173]

Great vibe if you want the genius of Bach without it's intense instrumentation and dynamics yet still expressed in it's full scope of beauty

[@louilouis2045]

Pure genius, a Pure gift of God, Forever God in Heaven, Forever Bach on earth

[@kensong64]

This music is in time with my breathing. Fast or slow it is in tune with my body. Pus everything the people below have said.

[@wolkowy1]

Something very good happens between Bach's music and the guitar instrument. As if both sides gains from this confluence: Bach's music feels more free and the guitar finds musical-treasures that were not meant initially for it. Given this encounter to the hands and soul of a professional guitar player like Francesco Teopini - and we get more than 100 % enjoyment. Bravo!!! Thanks Brilliant Classics for uploading.

[@philtanics1082]

What a great feat of music making. Bachs music is divine, thank you Creator.

[@catherinehegazi4440]

01:32:37 V. Ciaccona, this so special to hear with lingering tones not normally gotten on clavier, thanks

[@karemare6426]

It is especially obvious in case of these sonatas, that these tunes in fact exist and always existed in the fabric of the universe with our without Bach, but of course it takes some LIKE Bach to find them and put them on paper.

[@hkamel9773]

Music flows in the soul as a waterfall of sparkling water

[@augustasantaclara8838]

Very nice comment and a true reflection of my feeling of this great music.

[@wilmadiepgrond7971]

H Kamil bb

[@user-cl6tm8pm5e]

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[@CarlosNunez-uj9pe]

Now and forever J.S. Bach!

[@goscott444]

_YES, the best Chaconne I've heard! Listening to this performance makes it obvious that most players are running over the piece, just playing notes!_ 😍

[@beaugy99]

Listen to Raphella Smits kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJTcaHhqqq2MgZo No Looking!

[@petrus153]

Try listen to Heifetz chaconne

[@josephcambron7060]

You have no idea what you are talking about.

[@StLSonata]

The first thing that comes up when you type classical guitar into youtube, I'm glad it is.. What a stellar recording. Thanks.

[@fuongteimin]

Exactly what I did and why I'm here. :)

[@StLSonata]

@@fuongteimin Cheers! It's really an excellent recording. I only wish there was a video to go along. I would love to be able to watch him play these incredible works. P.S. I am a classical guitarist myself. I release videos monthly if you are interested. :)

[@antoniobanonlucas5397]

Siento una conexión instantánea con Bach Padre.

[@yassveena]

My mother bought that for me as christmas present when i was 15. 40 years ago. I couldn't understand why she choosed something like that and didn't listen too much. Today i do both.

[@ilirferra9440]

Bach ist der größte!

[@keithlambe211]

''The guys with wigs and fancy sleeves already wrote all the good music'': Frank Zappa

[@SpikeTFA]

@@mistaowickkuh6249 Good god man... relax... hyperbole is sometimes used in comedy to get a little chuckle.. if Zappa was speaking literally, would he have bothered to make any music at all? Perhaps you think even Oscar Wilde is an asshole when he quipped "All art is quite useless." Oh rEaLLly..?? jUst tHRoW AwaY ALl cuLTuRe tHeN buhuhuhuhhh.... might I recommend a lovely Beethoven piano sonata as some salve for your gaping wound

[@Mordadigsjalv]

@@mistaowickkuh6249 Haha, dude you should chill out sometimes...

[@Mordadigsjalv]

@@mistaowickkuh6249 Thx god you're not, if a frank zappa quote pisses you off like this... Help yourself

[@Satellite_Of_Love]

I had a wig once, but the poodle bit it, the poodle chewed it, therefore cutting my music career short.

[@edwardcardona717]

@@mistaowickkuh6249 Please, for your own sake, just calm down and stop taking this all so seriously

[@miamichel4586]

This is perfect, exactly what I was looking to listen to this morning. So beautiful. I love Bach guitar arrangements and this guitarist is incredible, a virtuoso for sure! This is one of the nicest albums of classical guitar arrangements I have ever heard. Thank you! I love this channel!

[@adminmaxime5671]

That Johann Sebastian had a lot of fun scratching strings on obsessive patterns like pure madness !!

[@philwinter2017]

This is possibly the best JSB on the guitar - it's brilliant and beautiful. A special recording to be sure. Those trills in the Bm Allemande - breathtaking.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Bach‘s music creates a diverse and fertile world

[@andresdelafuente3783]

Es y sera siempre mi maestro. Bach querido!!!

[@MrDizzyvonclutch]

Well.... this guy has DEFINITELY PUT THE WORK IN!!! (Next! Cello Suites please!) lol

[@michaeldavidrubin8823]

Isn't this phenomenal playing? Once more, B.C. introduces us (me, at least) to a superb young musician, with an apparently promising career beckoning - deservedly. He probably has no need for more compliments; & B.C., either, for their wonderful presentations. Complaint? Info about Francesco's fine guitar? It supports his talent quite brilliantly (no less). Luthiers deserve due credit. Thanks to all.

[@timages]

What's also amazing about his music is all the instruments it can adapt to. I haven't known the guitar sonatas for very long and already they're some of my favorites. ...I was blinded by Glen Gould this entire time!

[@danielhudon9456]

That can happen!

[@qumpania]

There are things much worse to be blinded by.

[@robgray7019]

Blind and blessed. Glen was considered the best in the world at the time, he was invited to Russia and the Ukraine to perform. He came back amazed at how good and strong the Ukrainian string players were, shortly after he quit knowing he'd never reach those heights ever again. And this from a sometimes classical guitarist!

[@clarkboykin5984]

A shout out to Francesco Teopini for great playing!

[@armoniaenguitarra4132]

Genio! Bach y sus caminos armónicos simples e infinitos

[@user-cl6tm8pm5e]

💓😊

[@ramiroalfonsolopezamaya2992]

quien com j.s.bach un genio . la inspiracion le b venia del cielo del los angeles. me gusta sacar sus sonatas y partitas de oido lirico . cuando hay poco tiempo , aunque nunca hizo composiciones para guitarra... son perfectas las transcripciones.

[@shonzy8984]

I can't stop listening to this great album truly beautiful and Amazing work , bravo meastro

[@1234piano]

So soothing for the mind and soul

[@luciangabrielpopescu]

Just as other reviewers have claimed, these works sound natural guitar repertoire. As guitar/violin works, they stand above everything else composed like stars compared to grains of sands: this music underneath is perfection from top to bottom, the very best that can be achieved on string instruments. Performer's excellent phrasing and crisp clarity of execution only makes it clearer than ever (and also what an extraordinary violinist Bach must have been).

[@hannawagenknecht6378]

Bach? Ever and ever again, thank's.

[@ricardozavadivker3511]

Magistral!!! Gracias por incorporar al repertorio guitarristico esta monumental obra de Bach, de la cual se tocaron durante años solo algunos fragmentos, destacandose la famosa chacona. Notable interpretacion.

[@neillhd811]

wow over 2 hours of pure bliss and joy, music for the soul

[@kennethduckworth8100]

The performance of the Ciaccona in the second Partita is magnificent! What a great piece of music!

[@rami.lo935.8]

11 de 3 del 2021 empiezo a entender a j.s. BACH jenio de la musica ; aunque soy lirico aficionado ; ya capto con mas finura :; las conbinaciones tonales ;

[@patrickloiseleur]

Amazing transcription and interpretation ! Sounds so natural you could easily believe this was originally written for guitar.

[@Frustratedartist2]

This playlist is really great! Been listening to Bach on guitar for years - this feels like a treat for any Bach enthusiast

[@nevermind2886]

Thank you for posting this.

[@emccool49]

Bach is the Father of Music. everyone learned from him. All forms of modern music originated from his genius.

[@RantzBizGroup]

Agreed!!!

[@jimmythebold589]

not kidding. i play the WTC every day, about 20 favorite tunes. There is blues , jazz and even FUNK (especially towards the end of book two, those are FUNK syncopations, that last prelude in Bmi, esp), and how many possible permutations of chordal and melodic theory is it possible for one individual to assay? truly bach was a madman!

[@fabiocittolinimorassutti5209]

I keep thinking that if Bach's music were broadacast in the streets 24/7 hatred and violence would disappear from the Earth

[@jameswebb9876]

What a beautiful thought.

[@johncho2142]

I agree!!

[@brandonburrell8517]

Fabio Cittolini Morassutti It's worth a try.

[@RobertoAlvarezGalloso]

I agree

[@7707JohnnyGuitar]

Depends on which song. Could be amplified.

[@victorgustavo4366]

Que som límpido, calmo e doce para ouvir. Triste aqueles que não conheceram Bach...

[@andresftrovaypoesia7921]

puedo escuchar cualquier pieza de música clásica e inmediato voy a identificar a bach y sus influencias , su música es hermosa me encanta.

[@vextract4662]

Thanks for this post! For guitarists it is essential to learn JS Bach especially when that is the only instrument I play well.

[@rillloudmother]

JS Bach IS western harmony.

[@BazzTriton]

Indeed

[@christopherl1610]

We're still catching up

[@ckamal1]

My go-to for Sei Solo on guitar. Restrained deviations from the violin score and a consequent focus on tone elevate the instrument in my opinion; and further, tap in to the creative spirit which must have inhabited the composer.

[@1cleandude]

Never heard of this guy till today. He is a remarkable performer and the tone of that guitar his equal!! I have no comprehension of why the luthier is not noted!😢 however 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Philippepencet]

What a Nice evening with this wonderful music!

[@shgnamaste7730]

Philippe pencet ... a glass of wine too? ;-]

[@earlheaven3838]

I love Bach’s music! Especially played on classical guitar! It sounds good on the old Harpsichord too!

[@albertolawrence4050]

Listening again and again ...

[@PedroBarrientosLoayza]

Very nice performance. Clearly sound. 01:32:37 Partita No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1004: V. Ciaccona like Pepe Romero performance!! nice!!!

[@carmelohugopedace4299]

Maravilloso. El padre de la música hace notar porqué se lo llamó de esa manera. Armonía, melodía, ritmo en fin, música elevada. Me gusta la versión; yo estudio violín a la tercera edad, pero la guitarra tiene un misterio e intimidad especial.

[@joakasgu-kum.3910]

Felicidades por estudiar violín. Yo toco guitarra y recién me estoy disciplinando en sacar piezas clásicas tal como dice, son un misterio e intimidad especial. Saludos

[@rami.lo935.8]

Asi es es la musica es un lenguaje; universal ; tengo un violin ; pero no lo toco ; (muy viejo; tenia cuerdas de tripa ) la guitarra si la toco diario ; si se nesecita una diciplina para sacar esta musica clasica ; en caso mio lirico. Att.Dr.Ramiro Lopez

[@rami.lo935.8]

Tal vez me ponga a estudiar el Carulli para aprender nota saludos amigos ;

[@francescodondero4069]

I love your Bach's recording

[@georgev4616]

Talk about! ... "Synchronicity" Bach! ... Above all the other composer's, hits a cord with me. As if, as though he always was supposed to compose, ... for me! And! ... I must always listen to what Bachs mind, body and spirit, has to say to me. Excellent! Thanks!!!

[@sergeysimkin3263]

Прекрасная музыка . Замечательное исполнение !

[@jasonmora570]

Ohh. How mucho love for Bach. I'll going to Hear it completly...

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[@jasonmora570]

oh good. Thank you so much. Thanks for share

[@joehaffey2008]

you said it jason. bach and mozart were probably the two greatest composers in history and they are both my number 1 favorites with vivaldi and beethoven a very close second.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This performance embodies Bach‘s musical aesthetics

[@Santelo]

Grandioso Bach en guitarra! Gracias por compartir !

[@wardstudios771]

wow what a great guitar player

[@BrettSherman]

beautiful music from the master. Great job on the transcription and adaptation to the guitar. love to see some tabs for this! I bet a ton of guitarists (including myself) would love it.:)

[@yasumatsuda555]

I play violin and love to play this, but listening to this with guitar makes me wonder this can also be made for guitar!

[@tagquasar8791]

this is what i need, and the sheetmusic transcriptions as well 😀

[@minervagrettel1664]

J.S. Bach is my favorite one.

[@ecureuilvigilant4315]

Etonnantes transcriptions. Magnifique travail. Exvellents moments musicaux. Un régal.

[@jeanlismonde8718]

c'est un concert à la guitare parmi les plus prestigieux qu'il m'a été donné d'entendre. Bravo à Jean-Sébastien Bach et à Francesco Teopini !

[@spiritualmeditator3850]

Bach's music is very honest. It doesn't hide nor pretend anything like many nowadays "artists" such as Justin Bieber.

[@liorlavid3175]

Perfect and unbelievably beautiful performance! Thank you very much!

[@kerstinkuhl2765]

So very nice. Thanks a lotttt

[@shonzy8984]

Thank you

[@JohnVLinton]

This is really brilliantly played, with a Gouldian brio and staccato. The notes are nicely enunciated.