You are both amazing! Just FYI, this is my fourth or fifth time here, but I've listened your wonderful rendition more than 30 times. Listening to Beethoven genius on my favourite instrument through virtuosity of you, Eric and Tina has been a real privilege. So much tears not wasted... 🤘🤟
The fact that Beethoven basically *is* metal aside, there are many similarities in complexity and melody between so called classics and some metal genres.
You can tell it's a very difficult one because : 1st he sit 2nd he's rarely smiling at the camera and stay focus on the guitar, Astonishing work my friend.
+lord batair (Lord Batair's Let's Play) 3rd He literally lets out a breath of relief after finishing. He was probably holding his breath off and on during that AMAZING performance.
I doubt that there was any heavy metal back in Beethoven's time since the electric guitar didn't exist yet. The only metal that was heavy then was the tuba, LOL!
But... what if Beethoven was a time traveler? What if he didn't exist in the first place? Who wrote his pieces? Who played them? Was it some cool dude with sonic sunglasses and a guitar?
+GuitarInferno This position is so much better than having the guitar on your right leg (left is you're a lefty). This isn't only for classical music. He is probably using this because it is damn near impossible to play something like this on your right leg. Learn you're facts before you say stuff.
I doubt many people will agree with me. I'm a life-long pianist and studied the classics. "Moonlight Sonata" will always be beautiful in my ears. Few people know LVB was a 32nd or 33rd degree Mason and a worshiper of non-biblical gods. Christianity has sanctified lyrics for "Ode to Joy," from the 9th Symphony, they call "Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee." Actually it is written to a pagan goddess. In my teen years I learned to "get into," get inside a piece of music, whether I was playing or listening. Van Cliburn came to town and played "Moonlight Sonata" when I was 17 and I found myself in something of a trance. From that day, I've understood the power of music. LVB's music will live on as some of the greatest ever; but it does indeed have a dark side to those who have ears to hear. No telling what he'd have done with today's technology.
@Israelite Ram Sounds like he was a classical hermetecist. Judging by your tag you are also familiar with the traditions of old and how they revolve around astrology and ancient deities. Were you born under the sign of Aries?
I was born under a R/R sign next to a giant billboard with a lawyer holding a phone up to his face with "?ACCIDENTES?" captioned on it. does this I'm born under two different signs!!?!?!?!
Alright it has got to be said. I have followed you for over five years on here, watched you conquer some amazing pieces of music, do things with the instrument most never touch much less master. Ive been playing for 20 years, and I cant even compare to half of what you can do. But Eric... you just blew my mind for the first time, truly blew my mind, and I can tell by posture, body language, and expression that this was hard for even you. It pushed your technical limitations. This is one of the most musically complex pieces that exist, considered difficult even for its intended instrument. But you nailed it, hard. How are you not making millions with your craft? Youve got more talent than many of these composers did. Raw talent.
He's a great guitarist to be sure, but you really can't compare anyone's talent to Ludwig Van Beethoven. The man's mastery of music allowed him to continue composing despite being deaf.
There is a huge difference between composing a hit song and be a master at guitar. Being good at driving a car isn't the same as building a car. To compose a hit you must master both as with building a good car.
Don't forget Bach who predated Beethoven by roughly a century. I would be exceedingly happy if Señor Rock would tackle the toccata from The Dorian; BWV 538.
he would deffinatly of been the lead guitarist or piano player of a metal band if he had lived today can almost see him running around a stage jumping about the place and headbanging lol maybe throwing a few pics into the crowd and presumably then going backstage to snort a few lines haha
You know what I mean. We hear through vibrations passing through the air and into our ears, him being deaf he "listened" to them by feeling the vibrations versus listening to them.
He wasn't born deaf he started going deaf in his late twenties and (if i remember correctly) wasn't ever completely deaf although it was functionally the same thing with time. He went deaf slowly over years.
+steve cabrera I'm just not a fan of how Dr. Viossy plays the staccato notes and does the tremolo flutters. There's already a lot going on in the original song and I think adding all the extra flourishes detracts from the dynamic structure and texture of the composition. That's just my personal taste.
This is so damn great to listen to while working (CAD engineer here). I wish there were hours more of stuff just like that! Keep it up man, you're awesome!
Imagining 331Erock with a powdered wig and 17th to 18th century clothing sitting around a table with Beethoven and several other classical composers having a friendly discussion about music while drinking good German beer while I listen to this
I just listened to Dr. Viossy's version (which has 7 million views) and IMHO just does not compare to the precision and the soul of yours. Well done, Erock.
Brother Erock! Thank you so much for tackling this masterpiece! Arguably not only the most difficult piece to play, but also your best performance to date. Your willingness to keep evolving and breaking new ground solidifies my commitment to support you through Patreon. BTW, wherever did you get the idea to chuck your pick at the camera? Thanks man.
First I watched the 1st movement, and I was thinking how would you play the 3rd... and here I am all happy after I REALLY enjoyed your work on this! I can see how much you love Beethoven and his music art... it shows in your face while you play.. and I can see how much practicing you put on this.. GREAT job! Bravo! ^_^
Braden Cutright-Head yeah, you're right. after posting this, I actually search for it and found several versions :P But still, none as good as this guy ;)
iv'e always loved your stuff dude... but THIS one... sold me as a subscriber! ive been doing midi with my keyboard for YEARS... and this movement was one of my early "crowning" moments. i honestly didnt think i would EVER hear it on a guitar, much less, in metal. keep on rockin man, left breathless on this one. awesome job and i hope the finger bleed isnt too bad :)
Don't know how many times I've watched this now but it is one of my favorites that i keep coming back to, this and song of storms :) really nice job Erock.
I know you're comment is from 3 years ago, but I'd like to say that I'm a game developer and I'd definitely hire him if I had the funds. He shows an amazing talent at adapting many different themes, so he'd be perfect imo
the foots up..the hairs tied back..the look of concentration an the odd smile..the outcome? bloody amazing :-D you look relieved at the end :-D I felt winded just watching :-))
This is the best cover of the 3rd movement I've ever heard. I already listen to most of your stuff on loop ad infinitum, but this one gets to play ad infinitum-er. Keep on rocking on my good man.
Holy Sh!t!! Mad kudos dude. Just finished my college music course and covered the 1st movement. Enjoyed that and found the 3rd and LOVED it. Mad props for doing this man. Great job!!!!!!
+mark poop find a garage band or ensemble to play in, or even just make practice groups with your friends. most people don't have the perseverance to stick it out by them selves. you have to make commitments with others to meet and practice together to improve your skills steadily. even just taking lessons somewhere if you really can't find any one to play with.
I'm laughing so hard I came here from listening to the original and having someone comment it's so metal able and I almost died and I need to see if it exitst and if does I am happy life is complete
Took a ride through Your music but after this piece which is 100% music sniper bullseye shot I had no way out, subscribed, dude You rock the rock out of hell :D
+Hardyz209 This one beats it in my opinion. Though, the genre is quite different, I think. I'm not good at sorting genres and shit but there is a style difference and I like Erock's style better.
+Hardyz209 Yea the good Dr certainly is very much up there with the best of them. Still like his rendition better. But mad props to Erock for this...mad skills too.
+Intergalactic Burger its bot's youtube needs to downvote things to add a proper contingency to their code base. If a video has ONLY upvotes. the Code used to scour videos and give them stat's based on like's - dislikes would encounter massssssssiivveee errors. on a video with like 350,000 likes and 1 dislike.
I have no words to express my admiration for your works! Please, don't give up it! Keep it on! And please, more, more and more classical covers! God bless you and your divine gift!
Amazing rendition bro!!! Horns up!!! \m/ :D \m/
Dr.Viossy the master has approved
The Legend Himself!!
And Tina S version ??
@@0ParisFrance she did great too
You are both amazing! Just FYI, this is my fourth or fifth time here, but I've listened your wonderful rendition more than 30 times. Listening to Beethoven genius on my favourite instrument through virtuosity of you, Eric and Tina has been a real privilege. So much tears not wasted... 🤘🤟
This is why many metalheads also like classical music.
yra
Yeah its true
You mean this is why so many classical fans are also hardcore metalheads!
Beethoven practically invented metal :P
i like it . .
The fact that Beethoven basically *is* metal aside, there are many similarities in complexity and melody between so called classics and some metal genres.
Oh my fucking god my face just melted off. This is brilliant.
+Jinkun2702 you sure it isn't just your tattoo? you're right, though, it's brilliant.
+Jinkun2702 I can see, gosh I'm sorry :(
hell yeah I do agree 👍
+cougarrain dayyym your a cougar
+alone will 😂😂 no lol just only a name
You can tell it's a very difficult one because :
1st he sit
2nd he's rarely smiling at the camera and stay focus on the guitar, Astonishing work my friend.
+lord batair (Lord Batair's Let's Play)
3rd He literally lets out a breath of relief after finishing. He was probably holding his breath off and on during that AMAZING performance.
i felt releaved too XD
+lord batair (Lord Batair's Let's Play) You can tell it's difficult because it's usually played with 10 fingers :P
***** True, true.
Obviously it's great work, a piece from Beethoven doesn't take neutral skill to perform
More proof that Beethoven was just composing metal ahead of his time.
Vivaldi as well - check out Four Seasons, Summer is amazing.
Reminds me of Bill and Teds Excellent Adventure!
Lol
I doubt that there was any heavy metal back in Beethoven's time since the electric guitar didn't exist yet. The only metal that was heavy then was the tuba, LOL!
But... what if Beethoven was a time traveler? What if he didn't exist in the first place? Who wrote his pieces? Who played them? Was it some cool dude with sonic sunglasses and a guitar?
you know shit gets serious when eric sits down
He had to sit down to play this one haha. Awesome job man!
+Kfir Ochaion he is playing a classic music so he has to do it with it's style
+Kfir Ochaion Every classic piece is played like this on guitar.
+GuitarInferno This position is so much better than having the guitar on your right leg (left is you're a lefty). This isn't only for classical music. He is probably using this because it is damn near impossible to play something like this on your right leg. Learn you're facts before you say stuff.
+Kfir Ochaion Lol :D
+Guy Ramsey He wasn't talking about left or right leg, he was talking about sitting down. Make sure you're literate before you say stuff.
Beethoven is the one guy of all the classic composers who I think would hear (ha) this and think, fuck yeah! He was the original metal.
I doubt many people will agree with me. I'm a life-long pianist and studied the classics. "Moonlight Sonata" will always be beautiful in my ears. Few people know LVB was a 32nd or 33rd degree Mason and a worshiper of non-biblical gods. Christianity has sanctified lyrics for "Ode to Joy," from the 9th Symphony, they call "Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee." Actually it is written to a pagan goddess. In my teen years I learned to "get into," get inside a piece of music, whether I was playing or listening. Van Cliburn came to town and played "Moonlight Sonata" when I was 17 and I found myself in something of a trance. From that day, I've understood the power of music. LVB's music will live on as some of the greatest ever; but it does indeed have a dark side to those who have ears to hear. No telling what he'd have done with today's technology.
What gods did he worship?
@Israelite Ram Sounds like he was a classical hermetecist. Judging by your tag you are also familiar with the traditions of old and how they revolve around astrology and ancient deities. Were you born under the sign of Aries?
I was born under a R/R sign next to a giant billboard with a lawyer holding a phone up to his face with "?ACCIDENTES?" captioned on it. does this I'm born under two different signs!!?!?!?!
actually Stravinsky is the original metalhead lol
you know its hard to play when 331erock has to sit down and concentrate
3 Years Later to write this reply: But still smiling! :D
or lord vihntero has to look at the piano
I love the way he smiles. He knows that's his playing something so good!
He smiles in every video. Tis his trademark.
Me too! I think he smiles because he loves what he is doing :)
what was the name of the guy in Iron Maiden? The smily guitarist :D
Dave Murray - My father and I just call him "The friendly"
yobrowassupp
Alright it has got to be said. I have followed you for over five years on here, watched you conquer some amazing pieces of music, do things with the instrument most never touch much less master. Ive been playing for 20 years, and I cant even compare to half of what you can do. But Eric... you just blew my mind for the first time, truly blew my mind, and I can tell by posture, body language, and expression that this was hard for even you. It pushed your technical limitations. This is one of the most musically complex pieces that exist, considered difficult even for its intended instrument. But you nailed it, hard. How are you not making millions with your craft? Youve got more talent than many of these composers did. Raw talent.
He's a great guitarist to be sure, but you really can't compare anyone's talent to Ludwig Van Beethoven. The man's mastery of music allowed him to continue composing despite being deaf.
Sure, he's really good. But have you heard the little "Tina S" version of this piece ? (here on UA-cam)
@@pitfrr It's also good.
I agree!!! Wonderful job!!!
There is a huge difference between composing a hit song and be a master at guitar.
Being good at driving a car isn't the same as building a car.
To compose a hit you must master both as with building a good car.
Instant favourite. My daughter applauded. She's 1. I must have done something right. :)
+Julia Linne You must have done something right indeed
+Julia Linne Keep doing it then.
You have something special sir
yeah man my 2 year old was rocking out as well
+Julia Linne my daugther loves watching him play the guitar
Beethoven is headbanging \m/
I really believe that he is the first metal head ever!
Don't forget Bach who predated Beethoven by roughly a century. I would be exceedingly happy if Señor Rock would tackle the toccata from The Dorian; BWV 538.
+MrS1lent0ne second that request..
he would deffinatly of been the lead guitarist or piano player of a metal band if he had lived today can almost see him running around a stage jumping about the place and headbanging lol maybe throwing a few pics into the crowd and presumably then going backstage to snort a few lines haha
Dany Sormunen 🤟🏼🤘🏼
That was incredible dude!
+Lorcan Ward it is for better taping
Sounds like it'd make a good final boss track.
funny you should say that lol
Sawlan Wilson If you want to check it out, MyNewSoundtrack used the Dragon Quest sounds to turn this into a boss battle song.
Here: ua-cam.com/video/fhGul9A4-w8/v-deo.html
Bloodborne - Ludwig's
Cause it will
You rarely ever see anyone with such accuracy and ability and competence and confidence come together in one place to play like this man.
Well done.
I want more like this! More classical pieces!
Beethoven didn't have a guitar, so he wrote metal on the piano so others could be metal when the electric guitar was invented
I wonder what Beethoven would say to this if he was alive. Oh right. He'd still be deaf ._.
+William Sonnecti Rumor has it he listened through vibrations. So we just sit him in front of a wall of amps haha
dave fisher
Dude we all listen through vibrations. That's how sound works.
You know what I mean. We hear through vibrations passing through the air and into our ears, him being deaf he "listened" to them by feeling the vibrations versus listening to them.
+William Sonnecti Old Ludwig would crank it up to '11' and would *feel* it. :)
Just hearing this hurts my ears but it's not bad.
when Erock sits to play, then you know THE THING IS FUCKING SERIOUS!
The skill involved is astonishing.
Fantastic! You should do Devil went down to Georgia meets metal
i third
+BeautifulNightmare I concur
+Coty Lee great idea!
Would be something like what Steve Ouimette wrote for Guitar Hero III (the boss battle against Lou)
+Rafael Calderon Only...you know...*better*.
Beethoven would headbang to this.
but he was deaf...
He wasn't born deaf he started going deaf in his late twenties and (if i remember correctly) wasn't ever completely deaf although it was functionally the same thing with time. He went deaf slowly over years.
He was 100% deaf after some point.
Milo Yiannopoulos no by the time he died he had roughly 20% hearing, he wasn't that old when he died
chris sturm Many sources state that he went completely deaf about 10 years before he died.
I think that's the best metal cover of this movement I've ever heard. Cheers mate !
Try the band Exmortus. They play this movement expertly. Saw them live. Outstanding.
I rarely like videos but I liked this one cause it's pure amazing ness
Toccata in fugue meets metal please
+biohazard724 This guy deserves an award.
+biohazard724 If he can pull that off, he would truly become a metal god among men.
+biohazard724 Look up Phantoms by the Trans-Sylvanian Orchestra. It's an orchestra, but still amazing.
+oshizzlegizngahr I've seen it
+biohazard724 In the hall of the Mountain King meets metal please
Dr. Viossy's version may be faster, but this is more dynamic and musical in my opinion. Great interpretation!
really?? his is literally all the original notes this just has dual harmonies for the "dynamic" effect
+steve cabrera so...your point is?
+Dingus pretty much better more accurate in every aspect.
+steve cabrera I'm just not a fan of how Dr. Viossy plays the staccato notes and does the tremolo flutters. There's already a lot going on in the original song and I think adding all the extra flourishes detracts from the dynamic structure and texture of the composition. That's just my personal taste.
indeed its not always about speed but the presentation itself that makes the song shine.
This is one of the best things I have ever heard. Classic and Metal fit together so incredibly well.
This is so damn great to listen to while working (CAD engineer here). I wish there were hours more of stuff just like that!
Keep it up man, you're awesome!
The melody fits so god for a metal song
Valen Arenas
Metal is probably the closest major modern genre to classical music.
Stephen, Metel is closest to the Classical genre creativity-wise
@ Eren Jager: Fully agree with you.
especially with Beethoven's work
I've always been a fan of mixing genres of music. Very well done!
We need more classical into metal! :D great work!
Imagining 331Erock with a powdered wig and 17th to 18th century clothing sitting around a table with Beethoven and several other classical composers having a friendly discussion about music while drinking good German beer while I listen to this
Eric, how is it possible? My ears hear, but my eyes can't see when your fingers touch the strings! And what a performance! Just Hi-voltage sound!
I just listened to Dr. Viossy's version (which has 7 million views) and IMHO just does not compare to the precision and the soul of yours. Well done, Erock.
Brother Erock! Thank you so much for tackling this masterpiece! Arguably not only the most difficult piece to play, but also your best performance to date. Your willingness to keep evolving and breaking new ground solidifies my commitment to support you through Patreon. BTW, wherever did you get the idea to chuck your pick at the camera? Thanks man.
First I watched the 1st movement, and I was thinking how would you play the 3rd... and here I am all happy after I REALLY enjoyed your work on this! I can see how much you love Beethoven and his music art... it shows in your face while you play.. and I can see how much practicing you put on this.. GREAT job! Bravo! ^_^
EROCK, the best metal guitarist on UA-cam. But he can't wink. Step it up Erock.
this is my favourite classical music song, and metal is my favourite genre. Now. This is perfect.
That was the best I've ever heard you play dude!! Absolutely beautiful!!!
I love when they mix classic musics with rock
Do a metal version of the presto from vivaldi's summer / the 4 seasons please!
Yes!!! Please
I think someone else already did that
Braden Cutright-Head yeah, you're right. after posting this, I actually search for it and found several versions :P
But still, none as good as this guy ;)
Here it is!!!! watch?v=cb-3qwlEsXc
search for children of bodom passage to the reaper ;) it's the summer theme u're looking for..but well i also wants a 331erock cover! :D
Beethoven was the true initiator of metal. At least it seems to me like this...
Awesome as always!!
WELL done, sir. You killed it on this. I really dig your work in general, but the technicality of this piece is a level above. You killed it.
This is definitely my favourite. Keep going dude, you're amazing.
Metal and Moonlight sonata, two of my favourite things :)
Whatever you do....don't try Piano Concerto No. 3 from Rachmaninoff it will blow up your brain!!!
If he did and pulled it off. It would rip a hole in the fabric of time.
+darkcwboy another one?
darkcwboy summoning the Doctah simultaneously.
+darkcwboy Dr. Who might just spawn if he does it.
*****
but he is fucking damn good
this will sound silly but to me this sounds like epic battle music
iv'e always loved your stuff dude... but THIS one... sold me as a subscriber!
ive been doing midi with my keyboard for YEARS... and this movement was one of my early "crowning" moments. i honestly didnt think i would EVER hear it on a guitar, much less, in metal.
keep on rockin man, left breathless on this one. awesome job and i hope the finger bleed isnt too bad :)
what make eric's vids are being watched is not only because of his great convertion, but also that he is always smiling no matter what.
My brain has melted from awesomeness, I need to sit down 😂
Beethoven would be proud , fuck yeah he would be proud.
man....Beethoven was metal as fuck.
Don't know how many times I've watched this now but it is one of my favorites that i keep coming back to, this and song of storms :) really nice job Erock.
As soon as I saw the title I knew this would be fucking amazing. This is one of the most fucking awesome pieces of classical music known to man.
wonder why video game companies don't hire you man, these riffs are awesome!
I know you're comment is from 3 years ago, but I'd like to say that I'm a game developer and I'd definitely hire him if I had the funds. He shows an amazing talent at adapting many different themes, so he'd be perfect imo
Yay! I've been asking for this :] Now it's time for Liszt!
you know there's an epic boss battling happening at this moment
Great! it sounds amazing!
the foots up..the hairs tied back..the look of concentration an the odd smile..the outcome? bloody amazing :-D you look relieved at the end :-D I felt winded just watching :-))
Awesome, could you possibly do Canon Rock? \m/
I think he already has, if not him I think CRcanada has played it.
+PlainSailingWeather He already has it here - /watch?v=jau8gMtapQo
+PlainSailingWeather Unfortunately the version he did had someone else playing parts. Not someone most of us would be a fan of.
Barry Kyle Well i liked that version, maybe because i listen to both of them :)
Barry Kyle
yeah I saw that, I wasn't a fan, I'd like Eric to do it solo.
Ludvig Van Beethoven! One of The Original Rock Stars!
Brother Erock, I knew you'd come!
UPDATE YOUR CLASSICAL PLAYLIST PLZ, Love the stuff! keep it coming!
This has been missing desperately from my life. THANK YOU :)
Brother Eric! I knew you'd come!!
BROTHER NEEEEEEEEROOOOO
M H-W I KNEW YOU'D COME
_furiously plays piano poorly_
THIS PIECE OF MUSIC IS ABSOLUTELY... DELIGHTFUL AAAAA YEAAAAS
You have done the impossible my friend..
This is the best cover of the 3rd movement I've ever heard. I already listen to most of your stuff on loop ad infinitum, but this one gets to play ad infinitum-er. Keep on rocking on my good man.
I subscribed just because of how you smile when you play guitar. You encourage to keep picking up my own. great stuff man keep it up
Seriously, someone disliked this? Some people are sad and lonely.
*THE FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR MEETS METAL*
this would make a great guitar hero song
I was thinking the same thing.
I wanna have it for Rocksmith 2014...
+Felix “XXL” Klimm why not both? 😁
+Vincent Lopez anyone can author this as a custom,well,it just requires good charting/authoring skills
Zeninguem8
neat. I do not have those skills
Your playing is exactly what I wanted from a metal cover of this movement. Amazing.
Holy Sh!t!! Mad kudos dude. Just finished my college music course and covered the 1st movement. Enjoyed that and found the 3rd and LOVED it. Mad props for doing this man. Great job!!!!!!
Every time I see one of your videos I just wanna be your friend
Rise of the Valkyries would sound cool in metal form
This version sounds like a soundtrack straight out of a Castevania game at times.
This was in Symphony of the Night actually. Way back in '97.
holy moly man, song of epic proportions. really really really well done! one of my favorites by far!
I love when metal and classical music are fused. great work
how many years have you practiced shredding to play like that
+Doodles Except he isn't a complete D-bag like Gates is. Maybe a better name drop like Paul Gilbert would fit better here.
+mark poop Well he has been on UA-cam for about 5 years and he could shred then, so at least 5 years before that. Minimum a decade, most likely more.
+mark poop I believe it's been something like 11 to 12 years or so. I remember him saying that somewhere. I could be wrong though.
I just started learning how 2 weeks ago I can only hope to be semi good of what Erick can do
+mark poop find a garage band or ensemble to play in, or even just make practice groups with your friends. most people don't have the perseverance to stick it out by them selves. you have to make commitments with others to meet and practice together to improve your skills steadily. even just taking lessons somewhere if you really can't find any one to play with.
*_IT'S A DILAPIDATED BOAT_*
YOU OBSOLETE MULE!
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Brother Nero, I knew you'd come!
Aaaaaaaa.... Jajaja, 331 Nero, I knew you come
Wonderful!
I'm laughing so hard I came here from listening to the original and having someone comment it's so metal able and I almost died and I need to see if it exitst and if does I am happy life is complete
This is definitely by far my favourite of your works, and I like most of your works.
Loved the drums at 1:44
I'm sure Beethoven is throwing the goat from beyond the grave!
My life is complete now
Beethoven would be so proud! xD
If he could hear it :P
+bill johnson Being alive wouldn't make him less deaf.
***** THANK YOU
Rumor has it that he listened to vibrations
Olivia Walker don't we all, Sherlock?
Took a ride through Your music but after this piece which is 100% music sniper bullseye shot I had no way out, subscribed, dude You rock the rock out of hell :D
You make play the guitar look like you are just typing a letter. It is so easy and fluent. You're a real guitar magician
the human abstract did a good version of this too
honestly i cant choose which one's better
ΑεοηΑχις Link?
Venkat Kovvali just search moon light sonata the human abstract, it should be the first video
ΑεοηΑχις okay thanks 😊
+ΑεοηΑχις Finally someone who knew!
ΑεοηΑχις dr viossy did a fantastic version of this too
Dr. Viossi?
+Hardyz209 I think this is almost as good as Dr. V's version, but not quite.
+Hardyz209 This one beats it in my opinion. Though, the genre is quite different, I think. I'm not good at sorting genres and shit but there is a style difference and I like Erock's style better.
+Hardyz209 I do prefer Viossy's version. But this is still impressive !
+Hardyz209 Yea the good Dr certainly is very much up there with the best of them. Still like his rendition better. But mad props to Erock for this...mad skills too.
+ZuoLuoT I don't like Dr. Viossi's squeals. I just don't like squeals in general. They're flashy but I feel they don't add anything to the music.
Please tell me you decided to play this after watching Your Lie In April
Love's Sorrow would be cool
I'm still crying
Sebastian Ziegenbein that and Op. 25 No. 5 (Wrong Note) are my favorite. I love Chopin
same
+Pilon 23rd but that's my favorite classical song, and I was excited when I saw it in the soundtrack. The ending tho...
SOOO good! I played this when I studied piano and it is not an easy piece, I love what you do with it! Keep them coming, I really enjoy your stuff!
this is not easy not one bit the amount effort u put in making this is out of this world
this might be one the best of ur works hats off!
can someone explain me why this has 66 thumbs down?
+Intergalactic Burger crazy people with no taste
people who dont appreciate the classics... IN METAL FORM!!!
+Intergalactic Burger its bot's youtube needs to downvote things to add a proper contingency to their code base. If a video has ONLY upvotes. the Code used to scour videos and give them stat's based on like's - dislikes would encounter massssssssiivveee errors. on a video with like 350,000 likes and 1 dislike.
I WANT A "T" A "R" A "O" A "L" A "L" ITS DO TROLL
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Broken Matt Hardy says that this is wonderful
DELETE!
Steel Donut Reviews ahhhhhhh yeeeaaasssssss
and kids these days think rap is a talent lmao.
Abso-freakin-lutely
Rap ain't got anything on rock lol
Praising one artform by denigrating another ain't the right way to complement something, my dude.
it is. try rapping on this song and make it sound good
I have no words to express my admiration for your works! Please, don't give up it! Keep it on! And please, more, more and more classical covers! God bless you and your divine gift!
Your videos deserve more views and likes. Totally love them!