Bach, J. S. - BWV 1001 Presto

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Bach, J. S. - BWV 1001 Presto

Post by owl » Sun Oct 05, 2008 9:24 am

And so... we come to the end of J S Bach’s first violin sonata, BWV1001
This is the final movement, Presto... I love the bass line in this piece... musical... sensual... pure magic... and of course it’s my favourite... at the moment :D
I hope you have enjoyed this entire sonata... I do thank you for listening, and, as always, for your appreciative and generous responses
Not to just this sonata... but to all the music I have posted on Delcamp
It has been an absolute pleasure

And of course... as always............................

Joy in the music

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JS Bach. BWV1001 (4) Presto. Owl (Gary’s take).mp3
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Re: Bach, J. S. - Presto BWV 1001

Post by wolfgang » Sun Oct 05, 2008 9:30 am

Ha, as usual I get an adrenaline shock with momentarily increased heartrate when I spot new owl Bach posts.

This piece is wonderful, so full of drive, a grand finish to the whole sonata.

Your interpretation is just ...... as usual :lol: :lol:

I've heard this one only by Ana Vidovic and wanted to play it ever since. But it requires rock solid technique, so I just keep it in my score pile for later...

Thank you owl, your fanbase loves you!!

:bravo: :merci:
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Re: Bach, J. S. - Presto BWV 1001

Post by Vesuvio » Sun Oct 05, 2008 9:32 am

Yes!

Stunning! Thank you very much indeed, Owl! It's playing now and it sounds magnificent—what wonderful 'attack'—thank you so much,

Best wishes, V :D :bravo: :merci:
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Re: Bach, J. S. - Presto BWV 1001

Post by Jobio » Sun Oct 05, 2008 9:40 am

Ahhhhh....at last! :D :D :D

Well worth the wait and i love it!

:bravo: :merci:
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Re: Bach, J. S. - Presto BWV 1001

Post by Matt Molloy » Sun Oct 05, 2008 11:17 am

WahaaaaY!!!!!! :D :bravo: :casque: :casque: :merci:

Another of those days when I can't hit the download button fast enough!

Thank you for this Owl. Magnificent as always.

Thanks for bringing joy with your music.

Cheers,

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Re: Bach, J. S. - Presto BWV 1001

Post by Michael » Sun Oct 05, 2008 12:30 pm

Wow Owl!

Your articulation on this piece is second to none and the music really rocks! :bravo:

Thank you so much for this which is a proud addition to my wonderful collection of Owl masterpieces. :merci:

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Re: Bach, J. S. - Presto BWV 1001

Post by lemppari » Sun Oct 05, 2008 5:10 pm

Thank you owl! :bravo:

BTW Who's arrangement is this?
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Re: Bach, J. S. - Presto BWV 1001

Post by KeMe » Sun Oct 05, 2008 6:32 pm

:bravo: :bravo: :bravo:
My dearest Owl,
What a magnificent performance!
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I love it! :flowers: I love it! :flowers: I love it! :flowers:
You always amaze me with your talent and skill, but I do believe that this is your best yet.
I can understand why this is your favorite. You play with so much energy and enthusiasm it almost takes my breath away. You have infused so much sunshine and laughter in playing this piece that it just makes me feel happy to listen to it.
I too, love the bass line in this piece, it could almost stand alone as a melody of its own. Bach really is the master of counter melodies.
I would love for you to make a video though, it would be so wonderful to watch you play this.
Thank you for making my day. Sighhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
:merci:
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Re: Bach, J. S. - Presto BWV 1001

Post by mark kolnes » Sun Oct 05, 2008 6:44 pm

WOW is right. JOY IN THE MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Bach, J. S. - Presto BWV 1001

Post by GeoffB » Sun Oct 05, 2008 10:15 pm

Phew, that was incredible! What control! What expression! Absolutely masterful! :bravo:

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Re: Bach, J. S. - Presto BWV 1001

Post by cyberninja » Mon Oct 06, 2008 4:14 pm

One the best version I ever heard! :merci:
Better than most of the albums of the other guitarists.
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Re: Bach, J. S. - Presto BWV 1001

Post by Dyingsea » Mon Oct 06, 2008 11:12 pm

My absolute favorite movement of the 1001. :bravo:
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Re: Bach, J. S. - Presto BWV 1001

Post by XLR » Tue Oct 07, 2008 4:23 am

Hey, really good one Owl! Conveys a high level of intensity and is played with a natural flow. For some reason it brings to mind how it might sound on the organ played at tremendous volume.

Reminds me that well known quote about Bach... "If Bach continues to play in this way, the organ will be ruined..." And I mean that in a good way, haha. Luckily intensity on the guitar doesn't shake the instrument apart, heh. 8)
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Re: Bach, J. S. - Presto BWV 1001

Post by Tarbaby (1953 - 2016) » Tue Oct 07, 2008 9:04 am

Um Gottes willen!

I'm embarassed to admit I never heard this piece :oops:

As famous as the fugue from this sonata is, I know I have this music in my house but... I must have read through it once or twice and didn't quite know what to make of it....

I'm amazed by the rhythmic complexity of this piece. Half the time I can't figure out if it's in 3.. or what? And I'm a drummer!

You NAILED it, Owl!

I'd LOVE to sit down with you at a drumset and see what you could do!

Alan
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Re: Bach, J. S. - Presto BWV 1001

Post by owl » Tue Oct 07, 2008 9:40 am

Thank you all for your kind attention, and for taking the time to respond... I'm so happy you enjoyed the music

Thank you Kay for the flowers... they're very beautiful :D
lemppari wrote: BTW Who's arrangement is this?
My teacher's arrangement... he does most of my music
Tarbaby wrote: I'd LOVE to sit down with you at a drumset and see what you could do!
LOL Alan... I have a full drumset in my music room and I can tell you... I'm not good! :lol:

Joy in the music :discussion:

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