As a classical music lover, I never though I would want an Electric Guitar... But that has changed! You really show why an Electric guitar is extremely beautiful, and an instrument to be respected/appreciated
I like it so much.This is the kind of music we have been missing since the Beatles. Thank you DanMumm...you cater to my overworked ear drums....Oh and if it's possible please watch my video responses...I really think you might have at least an opinion regarding my musical reflections.....Peace
@paul w Very interesting. I haven't received any notification about your comment. By the way... I'm very sorry, but No, you are completely wrong. This is a "Baroque madness" because It is a Vivaldi's version. And, I dont' know if you know it, Vivaldi was a baroque composer. It is like saying that The Orson Welles's version of "Caesar" for the stage was a Renaissance piece. Absolutely meaningless.
Tiziana, la folia è un ballo iberico, uno dei più antichi temi giunti a noi. In Italia prese la doppia L ma non è un errore scriverla alla maniera originale portoghese (o spagnola, non si sa). L'hanno ripresa in tantissimi, oltre a vivaldi e Corelli, anche Beethoven e Rachmaninoff...
@@umegghjuSo perfettamente qual'è l'origine della "Follia". Google lo so usare anch'io. La versione è quella di Vivaldi. Vivaldi, Le segnalo, era italiano, dunque vanno seguite le regole della lingua italiana. Non spagnola, non portoghese nè russa. Al netto di tutti i puntini sospensivi del mondo. Lei é tuttavia libero di pensarla come meglio crede. Buona giornata.
Non scrivo per essere offensivo; solo precisare che entrambe le varianti sono giuste. Sai certamente che Chopin scrisse una "tarantelle" (al singolare)... invece di "tarantella", e secondo il tuo ragionamento la dovremmo pronunciare così. Io la chiamo tarantella anche se l'ha chiamata in francese (in polacco sarebbe "tarantela") . Chopin componeva un mazurek (maschile), noi la chiamano mazurka (femminile). Questa libertà di ortografia ci permette di evitare vari errori. Poi sarebbe bello se tutti pronunciassero come nella lingua d'origine, solo poco fattibile (le gige di Bach, ecc). Tutto ciò scritto senza scopo di offesa... Sono qui per scambiare opinioni, non litigare.
@@umegghju (di chi o cosa, poi? 🤔 ) Riveli chiaramente il carattere esposto nel tuo nome. Ti trovo inultilmente "pillicusu". Chiamala come ti pare. Io difendo il diritto di vedere rispettata la mia lingua di fronte agli anglosassoni che spessissimo sbagliano l'ortografia dei musicisti, attori o personaggi italiani anche se alzano immediatamente il sopracciglio ed hanno il sorrisetto beffardo se non conosci tutti i 12 modi di pronunciare il dittongo "gh" in inglese. ( cosa che ovviamente tu saprai fare 😉) Quindi ribadisco il mio PERSONALE punto di vista: l'ha arrangiata Vivaldi dunque si pronuncia "La Follia". Ad Maiora.
Hey Dan, just stumbled over your version - outstanding. Usually I am very sceptical of attempted marriages between classical and modern music, but your arrangement of La Folia is among the few that truly shine. (I guess you know Jethro Tull's Bouree?) Question: Why did you base it on Corelli's version, rather than Vivaldi's? The latter seems to lend itself more easily to a Metal version - in fact, on could argue that it is Metal already in it's original score! Cheers, G.
Dan, one more question: How and with whom did you do the other instrument tracks? All yourself, or are there some fellow musicians? I would soooo love to see a version with the whole band! I kind of keep imagining Dave Grohl on the drums, and you could throw in Ian Anderson for some crazy flute duel with your guitar...;) Cheers, George
I guess I do. Here is something you might not yet have seen or heard - I happened to accidentially see it on TV, and you could say that it in turn has led me to your own version. So, what goes around.. watch?v=vACIn3OTK-k
..and now for the Chaconne by JS Bach or some Paganini? Why not on a classical guitar for the Chaconne like Segovia, Williams or Julian Bream? Somewhat sterile on an electric guitar? All these super fast runs with that shrill monotonous tone. 🤔
Maybe. La Folia is an old Portuguese folk dance theme, and many baroque composers made "modern" variations of it like Corelli and Vivaldi. Vivaldi's version is flashy and slightly more complex, afaik.
As a classical music lover, I never though I would want an Electric Guitar... But that has changed! You really show why an Electric guitar is extremely beautiful, and an instrument to be respected/appreciated
young snape plays a lot!
Turn to page 379 where you will find the sheet music for Rammstein.
That's a great track - brilliantly improvised and played. It's amazing how well baroque style fits heavy metal. Love it!
Dan, you're a model to me. I play guitar since 10 years now and players like you still continue to impress me. Continue your nice work.
Who is still listening to this in 1700 A.C?
This is beyond amazing
Congratulations!
A wonderful version of one of my favorite tunes of all time - I greatly admire you!
YOU KILLED DUMBLEDORE !
you are awesome and when i get better at the guitar i will practice of your videos
AWESOME rendition!!!
Excellent guitar interpretation.
Can you do Bach fugue no. 2 in c minor? I would pay to see that!
Well done! May I ask what program you used for the backing track? I like the mixture of the harpsichord with the heavy guitar.
You're so talented.
This was awesome as always! I like your guitar tone here.
Great compositions , I love it!
genius! I love you!!!
Dan Mumm, thanks, it's cool !! 👏👏
Really cool man. Thanks for posting...I love when it picks up...so cool.
Nice arrangement! I would like to the rest of the band too.
Studying this in music option for my A-levels.. I wanted to hear a punchy version of the music and.. I FOUND AWESOMNESS ! :D
excelente ahora si,un capo con la viola
Brilliant !!!
(Classical heavy metal playing now) 😲😎👊
Amazing!!!Awesome!!!!
I like it so much.This is the kind of music we have been missing since the Beatles. Thank you DanMumm...you cater to my overworked ear drums....Oh and if it's possible please watch my video responses...I really think you might have at least an opinion regarding my musical reflections.....Peace
Фантастика!
Awed and speachless..........
Amazing !
Fantastico!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Muy buenoooo Dan!!!!!!!!
This is so good :)
The XVIII century was art
"La Follia" with two L.
That is "Madness" a fantastic baroque madness...!
@paul w Very interesting. I haven't received any notification about your comment. By the way...
I'm very sorry, but No, you are completely wrong.
This is a "Baroque madness" because It is a Vivaldi's version. And, I dont' know if you know it, Vivaldi was a baroque composer. It is like saying that The Orson Welles's version of "Caesar" for the stage was a Renaissance piece. Absolutely meaningless.
Tiziana, la folia è un ballo iberico, uno dei più antichi temi giunti a noi. In Italia prese la doppia L ma non è un errore scriverla alla maniera originale portoghese (o spagnola, non si sa). L'hanno ripresa in tantissimi, oltre a vivaldi e Corelli, anche Beethoven e Rachmaninoff...
@@umegghjuSo perfettamente qual'è l'origine della "Follia". Google lo so usare anch'io.
La versione è quella di Vivaldi.
Vivaldi, Le segnalo, era italiano, dunque vanno seguite le regole della lingua italiana. Non spagnola, non portoghese nè russa.
Al netto di tutti i puntini sospensivi del mondo.
Lei é tuttavia libero di pensarla come meglio crede. Buona giornata.
Non scrivo per essere offensivo; solo precisare che entrambe le varianti sono giuste.
Sai certamente che Chopin scrisse una "tarantelle" (al singolare)... invece di "tarantella", e secondo il tuo ragionamento la dovremmo pronunciare così. Io la chiamo tarantella anche se l'ha chiamata in francese (in polacco sarebbe "tarantela") .
Chopin componeva un mazurek (maschile), noi la chiamano mazurka (femminile).
Questa libertà di ortografia ci permette di evitare vari errori. Poi sarebbe bello se tutti pronunciassero come nella lingua d'origine, solo poco fattibile (le gige di Bach, ecc).
Tutto ciò scritto senza scopo di offesa... Sono qui per scambiare opinioni, non litigare.
@@umegghju (di chi o cosa, poi? 🤔 )
Riveli chiaramente il carattere esposto nel tuo nome.
Ti trovo inultilmente "pillicusu".
Chiamala come ti pare.
Io difendo il diritto di vedere rispettata la mia lingua di fronte agli anglosassoni che spessissimo sbagliano l'ortografia dei musicisti, attori o personaggi italiani anche se alzano immediatamente il sopracciglio ed hanno il sorrisetto beffardo se non conosci tutti i 12 modi di pronunciare il dittongo "gh" in inglese. ( cosa che ovviamente tu saprai fare 😉)
Quindi ribadisco il mio PERSONALE punto di vista: l'ha arrangiata Vivaldi dunque si pronuncia "La Follia".
Ad Maiora.
Nice, but you shouldn’t kill Dumbledore.
Hey Dan, just stumbled over your version - outstanding. Usually I am very sceptical of attempted marriages between classical and modern music, but your arrangement of La Folia is among the few that truly shine. (I guess you know Jethro Tull's Bouree?)
Question: Why did you base it on Corelli's version, rather than Vivaldi's? The latter seems to lend itself more easily to a Metal version - in fact, on could argue that it is Metal already in it's original score!
Cheers, G.
lovr dis
I LIKE
You best!
Awesome
Dude, you never disappoint! What guitar do you use in this video?
excelente
cool!
Nice Video
Let's make classical (actual) music mainstream again
Great vid Dan; which Parker is it? I thought they mostly used their own tremolo systems rather than Floyd Rose models...
insano!!!
waaaa
Dan, one more question: How and with whom did you do the other instrument tracks? All yourself, or are there some fellow musicians? I would soooo love to see a version with the whole band!
I kind of keep imagining Dave Grohl on the drums, and you could throw in Ian Anderson for some crazy flute duel with your guitar...;)
Cheers, George
Very nice guitar sound, especially with that harpsichord. I wonder what harpsichord program or keyboard did you use? thanks
great
So court amigo !!!!!!
I guess I do. Here is something you might not yet have seen or heard - I happened to accidentially see it on TV, and you could say that it in turn has led me to your own version. So, what goes around..
watch?v=vACIn3OTK-k
What gauge strong are you using?
Sorry, i'ma italian and I know Corelli, the name of this music is "Follia"
Folia it's the name in Spanish, it can be written as Folía, Folia, Follia, Folie, etc depending on the country and the language
@@flamboyante._ being corelli and vivaldi italians we should use "follia".
Singing Rainbow Vivaldi is Italian the song is italian it is spelled follia .
Fucking epic...
Throw in a kazoo and I'm in!!
Only 1700's kids will remember this
Great job dude! Exept the background who r little bit too much ;)
Immediately in sync with brain synapse
check out my vivaldu folia..
..and now for the Chaconne by JS Bach or some Paganini?
Why not on a classical guitar for the Chaconne like Segovia, Williams or Julian Bream?
Somewhat sterile on an electric guitar? All these super fast runs with that shrill monotonous tone. 🤔
Yep, it was lit but his interpretation wasn't full I feel...
1:12
esta bien bacan pero no debiste matar a dumbledore
That's Vivaldi not Corelli...
Maybe. La Folia is an old Portuguese folk dance theme, and many baroque composers made "modern" variations of it like Corelli and Vivaldi. Vivaldi's version is flashy and slightly more complex, afaik.
Am I glad you don't live in my village:-)
Bravo, però smettila di fare le seghe al manico nel tema!
Non farti le seghe tu mentre lo ascolti, piuttosto !
*****
exelente
who still wears a WATCH?
Shane Doe OK then go ride your penny farthing bike and tip your bowler hat the the ladies.
MrPisster
people with money
grmntrnsltr touche!