J. S. Bach - Jesus Joy of Man's Desiring - Mandolin Solo 

It's great!

extremely nice....

Ausgezeichnet!

Best version on mandolin I’ve seen! Thanks,

I have very much enjoyed learning this with you. Thanks for the sheet music too! My bluegrass teacher wasn't thrilled to teach me, but I made him anyway.

Dear Jorge, thanks for your comment! Just today I have played this arrangement in a concert in a cafe! Best wishes back to Brazil!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks for listening to the video. Bach is always good to play!

Thanks for listening!

+lorrainehornig Thanks!

Thanks!

You are very welcome. I am trying to learn this my copying your hand positions on the fretboard :)

Thanks! Great that you like it!

Thanks, great that you like it! The link to the free sheet music is in the description!

@@MandoIsland Downloading now. Thank you so much for sharing the gifts of your efforts.

@@tpf1952 Great - please share my video if you like!

The link for the free sheet music at musicaneo is in the description! Great that you like my arrangement!

@@MandoIsland Oh great. Thank you

I just saw the link in the description - thank you for sharing

It's in the description - Cortez M-420 - the Cortez brand was used during the 1980 in Germany for good Japanese mandolins.

J. S. Bach has composed great music that works in different settings. This music is so good that everybody wants to play it. And when you play it on a mandolin or on a guitar you cannot play it too slow. I assume you are a singer - when you sing you can hold a note for long and can take a very slow tempo. When you play a note on the mandolin or the guitar it's away after a short time.

Michael Reichenbach I’m not a singer. I play the mandolin. My sheet music says a 3/4 time. Moderato.

@@joetheairbusguy1813 - and who says what that is - moderato - my metronome says moderato = 112 or 116 - a score in the Petrucci Librarys gives a tempo of 75 - in this video I play ca. 90 - why can't you accept that everybody can play it like he or she feels - maybe on a sunny day I play faster and on a rainy day I play more slow. If you like it more slow - play it slow. It's music - it's not a computer.