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VIVA eL DIstortion!

Thank you-

johannes brahms was epic tho

YEAAAHH I REALLY LOVE IT!

@@antoniovivaldi1504 you speak English? XD

And the vivaldi part proves it

Metal is just classical musical after electricity

No it's not

True

Flávio Filho Vivaldi part was EPIC

kinda agree but i wouldnt say power metal. power metal is basically a bunch of powerchords and one solo. id say more like melodeath or tech death

And Bach of the Death Metal

⁠@@falk.r.h8963power metal and melodeath are almost if not the same instrumentally

@@phantom_wolf5274 not really, power metal is often a bunch of tremolo palm mutes and power chords. Melodeath is more versatile. You should listen to "memorine by sympuls-e" it's a melodeath song, whereas "valley of the damned by DragonForce" is a typical power metal song.

La Follia straight up played as written is still easy the first metal song even fully acoustic!

They actually adapt well to everything.. Pure Perfection! I also love the aggressive Soul of Beethovens compositions.. They fit better into Metal than classic lol..

and Paganinis

I hear their landscaping rocks too

Didnt Alexi Laiho play that one?

@@usagitsukino608 pretty sure he did

but vivaldi era no electric and electric guitar invented. thats bad part.

Un tremolo pickin Is black metal

The older the easier. Bach is common in any guitar class.

Vivaldi was a violin virtuoso and while the violin and guitar are obviously set up differently they are not entirely unalike. It's probably why Paganini also translates well. While the other composers listed here composed for the violin (as well as played violin among other instruments) they were primarily keyboard players and their work is often too broad to be reduced down to the limitations of the guitar in a manner that is compelling.

because classical music and Metal are pretty much the same thing

@@HyuchaKyrie There's an Italian metal band called 'Rhapsody Of Fire' and there music is almost a celebration of Vivaldi.

@@jamestulk5111 they are cool I only listened to classical fusion

absolutely. Progressive metal is very similar to classical music if you break it down in terms of song composition, harmony, melody, scales, etc.

Bill and Ted had Beethoven playing music on electric keyboards in a shop and out came Metal.

They were often rebellious counter cultural icons that pushed the edges of music and pioneered musical techniques.

They already did,back then.

paganini capriccio no 5

you're right, thank you.

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Timestamps maybe?

Ne demek ikimiz

Power of classical music it will be very awesome in violin than the metal cover

@@johndavid2492 depends, people like me like metal but we should respect your likes too

@@johndavid2492 nah, a violin can't get the same "contrast" in high and low notes like a guitar can. It's a fact. Not to discredit the violin

@@lilifucenius7634 I guess, but at that point you might aswell go with the electric guitar cause it looks cooler. No offense to violinists

@@deg1studios original version is with violin, but Its better with instrument with short sound like piano, im violinist

Cool, I'll be first.

Yeah, that's me also here! Are you reading this?!

And Paganini

Yes way

@NinjaRider777R Mozart never composed anything when he was 5.

@@renzo3939 you're talking without knowing history and you don't know anything about études and study of music. In old times they have composed really hard pieces which you can't compose like that in modern days how can you say that their music won't be famous they are still famous it means you don't know anything about these great composers.

@@renzo3939 They Composed under many hard situations. Not nowadays no is more skilled like them first of all do you know anything about classical music!? Just hearing modern music which is not even good and blaming classical music.

NEOClassical Metal

Yngwie covering this instrument before this man

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Ase nabiyon

#neoclassicalmetal

la última? El invierno? Eso es una bomba, suena brutal! 😮🔥 🔥

Es la quinta sinfonía de Beethoven

0:16

beethoven symphony no.5

0:30 Hungarian dance no.5

Flish

Probably the greathest yngwie malmsteen influention

@@_jony711 And Paganini

@@kirkhammett41 yeah

Mostly coz of the harmony, some great chords on Winter

For me he always did

back in the day he was associated with the devil because he played so wickedly fast

@@240slut brruuhhh

Vivaldi’s Winter could legitimately be a Queen song

@@240slut uuuuh that was paganini

@@createnewhandle_ VIvaldi lived century and half before Paganini, and he was called "Red Priest"

La transición de Rossini a Vivaldi es brutal! 💣 🔥 🔥 🔥

Marc Edzel Danao loving the twosetstrings reference 😅

Looks like Guthrie Govan tbh

its kinda legit

Yuuppp..😅

LING LING 40 HOURS

Quirino Benitez ur right he was the first

Twoset

Yeah, a fellow twosetter

Ahahahhaahha

"Do you got any critics?" "No."

Beethoven and vivaldi are same for me 👍

That Beethoven is just a sick drop.

Rodrigo Fonseca Paganini knew how to shred

Wofgang is a modern punk.

and bach

evil warning by angra, 4:11

Prasanth Selvadurai Beethoven was the first DEAF metal musician

😂

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No sir. Heavy cat-gut.

Lol

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I agree. Vivaldi and Andre would have been legends in a band if born in the same time.

I'm so think the same

Yes, that's also my favorite work by Vivaldi. So hearing it on guitar is even better!

Thrash*?

That's not thrash metal drumming though, it's too slow.

Its thrash.... Might be accident typing

My bad guys. Typo. Apologies. Respect🙏

@@Karno333 calm your tips

That's why joe satriani Vai petrucci malmsteen Gilbert and all the others reincarnated when the amp was finaly perfected 🤘💪✌️😎😁

@@scruffysasquatch5147 interesting possibility

There is some pretty god tier classical guitar out there to be fair. Check out John Williams (the guitarist, not the composer)

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Only Allah is God

Beethoven was quite metal, actually.

Beethoven was actually Metal. I think iron.

You could say he invented "deaf" Metal

Technically, you’re right. He constantly used the Harmonic Minor scale, mashed Diminished arpeggios together, and overall gave off an eerie or minor tone a lot of the time. So technically yes, he was very “Metal”. But I would call him neoclassical Metal more than anything tbh.

I got a Queen vibe from Beethoven

Rossini one is totally dio's holy diver intro at a faster pace

Paganini was the shred God

Poor Beethoven ☹️

Try looking up Sarah Longfield's latest endeavor. She's moving from to a "traditional" guitar driven sound to a modular (sonically far reaching) set-up alongside the genre/scene that she's in. Very exciting stuff. Enjoy.

What is beethoven's composition name?

shit

Mozart pop punk my heart stopped working

Paganini speed metal

It's really sad Vivaldi got cancelled after just 4 seasons.

Yeah. Mozart Pop Punk i agree

how do you do that do you know

It's the D major chord with a minor 6th. So he plays the notes D, D (octave higher), Bb (minor 6th), and A. The sound is pretty good I agree.

+1

check out binding of isaac's soundtracks many of em look like that part

vittorio monti è un grande

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NJkX2SWYZy0.html

Dark Moor has a full version of Winter

this one is good too ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-W0Gsce5mq1s.html

Just listen to Dark Moor Vivaldi's winter u won't be disappointed

After one year, but is done

bonbon sanchez you should see son of paganini's other pieces now those sound like some solos cause they are

Except he doesn't abuse the pentatonic scale

@@sayanorasonic Have you heard any metal released after 1984?

Paganini is better

Leo rick i need this

Its the first movement of winter, there's a lot of covers on youtube

Leo rick apoiado desde Brasil

Search the Dark moor Version of it

PLEAAASEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cause he can

I thought he looked alot like a blonde Brian May

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He's Guthrie Govan man, wake up

Hahahaha omg that made me laugh

Belette Hors-Norme Yeah

Belette Hors-Norme that part makes me cry, it's amazing...

I don't know the name of this song, but make me happy.

Its the first movement of "winter" from "the four seasons" and its supossed to be played at 120 BPM but this guy made it slower, sorry for my bad english I speak spanish

Gabriel Alejandro Muñoz sin problemas mí amigo, muchas gracias, yo hablo portugués, entonces estamos en la misma situación 😄😄😄😄 e perdón por este español horrible 😄😄😄

Paganini was the ultimate virtuoso of his time, that piece in particular is one of the many he wrote as a challenge for himself. If you haven't heard it look up paganini caprice no 24, there are some chords in that which are technically possible on a guitar but it's a brutal split for me and they change quite fast.

When you're about to giving up, remember that you're now bette than you were yesterday, better than a week and a month ago.

I would listen interstellar MOUNTAINS

That makes me happy!

Yngwie be like:

Nope, ur not the only one.

same here

Vittorio Monti was up there for me

i have seen you around stinky grindcore shit wow, your taste should be diversed

If you really think that you need to listen to more classical. The whole approach to music is fundamentally different; not the notes, but the intention and the expression. With metal I feel that the music is only there as a means of delivering the metalness. In classical the music has far greater scope. This is far closer to the classical approach than than any metal, and in less than four minutes it probably has more variety of mood, expression and sound than most metal albums. 여자친구 GFRIEND - 밤 (Time For The Moon Night) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Oyf5o1zWMd0.html

Classical music is entirely more complex than rock/metal, unless we're talking about Prog. Plus there are no loud drums and cymbals on classical music. I'm a metalhead myself, but putting those loud metal drums over classical compositions just feel completely out of place, disconnected from the music. It's annoying.

have yall never listened to TOOL?

@@viniciusbertucci "There are no loud drums or cymbals in classical music" EXUSE ME WHAT

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RENZI DIMETTITI

@@ALE9069 Ghahahahah

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@@gabriel_024_ stos ruskys

Dark Moor already made it. Check it out

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NJkX2SWYZy0.html

@@danielburkart6243 I'll see it , thx ;-;

@@EgoShredder Thx for the video ;-;

DONE!

Me?

No because there is no singing in the song

@@user-fk6dh3yl4e You miss a lot by only listening to songs with vocals

Yup!

If you can Paganini slowly, you can Paganini fastly.

He played guitar too

John David ya I was expecting both, the two best piano composers of all time

@@lucasphillips2177 yes, you are right

La Campanella and Balade 1 in G minor at guitar 🤯

Yngwie Malmsteen left the chat

you mean they were chopined off the liszt? they can still come bach in another video...

Lukas W. Wrong channel

Gerassimos Moutafis Davie504. People challenge him to play songs asking "very impressive but can you..."

Giorgio Leo He was talking about the led Zeppelin lead singer, Robert Plant. Not that awesome bass player who people always says "very impressive but can you play...."

Lukas W. He can surely play "Whole lotta love", even with tied hands... 😉

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