JS Bach Gavotte II en Rondo by kelemenj
Here is the second Gavotte from the same lute suite. I think this may have been a violin piece as well. I'm not sure. They are meant to be played in order with a run through of Gavotte 1 at the end without repeats. That is about 5 minutes of intensive guitar picking that I need to work up to.
John
Willem,
That piece is from a 'lute suite'. You can see Neil play a lute somewhere in the 'Bouree in Em' lesson. He plays a little of Gavotte 1. I don't think the guitar as we know it even existed at the time of Bach. This was from standard notation which in this case is preferable. I say this because there are at least 2 sometimes 3 ways to play the same phrases depending on string and position. So why take orders from tabs that provide only 1 way to play something?
John
That piece is from a 'lute suite'. You can see Neil play a lute somewhere in the 'Bouree in Em' lesson. He plays a little of Gavotte 1. I don't think the guitar as we know it even existed at the time of Bach. This was from standard notation which in this case is preferable. I say this because there are at least 2 sometimes 3 ways to play the same phrases depending on string and position. So why take orders from tabs that provide only 1 way to play something?
John
kelemenj wrote:
AH,I think I understand what you were saying,,,not making big jumps over the fretboard for the same thing... I would be nice to have some lessons here on that matter,,,in the mean time I can only try to think a bout it and study it a bit on my own,,thx
Willem
Willem,
That piece is from a 'lute suite'. You can see Neil play a lute somewhere in the 'Bouree in Em' lesson. He plays a little of Gavotte 1. I don't think the guitar as we know it even existed at the time of Bach. This was from standard notation which in this case is preferable. I say this because there are at least 2 sometimes 3 ways to play the same phrases depending on string and position. So why take orders from tabs that provide only 1 way to play something?John
AH,I think I understand what you were saying,,,not making big jumps over the fretboard for the same thing... I would be nice to have some lessons here on that matter,,,in the mean time I can only try to think a bout it and study it a bit on my own,,thx
Willem
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Very impressed!
Great dexterity and playing in general.
Thanks for sharing.
Great dexterity and playing in general.
Thanks for sharing.
John, I am seriously impressed.
You seem to be quite prolific! Are you learning a song like that in about a week?
I've been working about 2 weeks on Bach's prelude in dm that you introduced us to.
I'm getting close, but only because it's been the only thing I've been playing.
-Tom
You seem to be quite prolific! Are you learning a song like that in about a week?
I've been working about 2 weeks on Bach's prelude in dm that you introduced us to.
I'm getting close, but only because it's been the only thing I've been playing.
-Tom
Tom,
Thank you. I am glad to learn that you are working on the Dm prelude. I found it to be more difficult than I first anticipated. Tackling advanced pieces has improved my playing in general. Looking forward to seeing your upload of it. I myself am a little Bach'ed out at the present time.
Best of luck,
John
Thank you. I am glad to learn that you are working on the Dm prelude. I found it to be more difficult than I first anticipated. Tackling advanced pieces has improved my playing in general. Looking forward to seeing your upload of it. I myself am a little Bach'ed out at the present time.
Best of luck,
John