French Suite No. 6 (BWV 817) - J.S. Bach, William Yelverton, Guitar
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- The complete French Suite No. 6 (BWV 817) in E major by J.S. Bach, transcribed and performed on guitar by William Yelverton. Originally released in 1993 on the CD: "Harpsichord Music on Guitar" - William Yelverton.
Allemande, Courante, Sarabande, Gavotte, Polonaise, Bouree, Menuet, Gigue.
The guitar transcription contains all the notes of the original keyboard version in the original key, with only octave transpositions. This premiere guitar recording of French Suite No. 6 is a solo guitar performance with no multi-tracking or effects. (B repeats are eliminated for brevity).
Congratulations!!!. Brilliant performance. Great sound!!!.
Soothing to the soul. Thank God for the gift of music - what a Joy !
This is amazing. It was impressive that Vince Macaluso did #5 in the 70s on his 10-string, but this sounds smoother, less forced, a more natural fit. The average listener would have no idea how difficult this is, great job pushing the limits still further.
Never heard of this suite by Bach. Thank you for bringing to our attention!
In this video everything was excellent...Excellent, giant guitarist .....excellent performance....excellent technic and nuance....excellent guitar sounding.....i adore Bach and you performed it excellently. Superb........Thanks for uploading.
Very nice! This recording deserves much more views and likes.
Stunningly beautiful the way this is played!! I love it! especially the opening: the Allemande is superb!
I love this French Suite nr 6 as a piece for piano, but never thought it would sound so beautiful on guitar!
Big bravo William, you are a true master, a maestro virtuoso!
Thanks a lot for the uploading of this wonderful gem!
Que hermoso arreglo para guitarra de obra tan bella de J.S. Bach Saludos desde Patagonia Argentina Fernando Raúl Hidalgo 🇦🇷
Thank you so much
You got the gig!!
Fantástico!!!
That Gigue gets me every time.
Bravo!
Wonderful! Great tempo on the allemande
Dear William a great and deep thank you for this marvelous moment I've had hearing you! Would you please indicate where I can find the music sheet?
It's for sale many places on the internet, you can keyword google a location.
That was magnificent maestro!! Where can one obtain the score??
Just curious: did you learn/are you playing the music from the grand staff as shown, or the normal 8ve treble staff for guitar?
Grand staff with a few octave transpositions noted.
Where can we get the sheet music (no tabs)?
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