Marcello/Bach - Concerto in D minor performed by the Henderson-Kolk Duo 

Well I've watched it a thousand of the views myself, keep it coming I love your videos !!

All thanks are to you! We're mere humans, what you present here is beyond our ability to resist 😁

@@bloodreaver6097 I applaud your comment sir! This is just sublime....

Such a nice one to listen to right now with all the craziness totally takes me away to a different place and gives me a little break from home schooling and quarantining. Thank you!

We have to thank you

Let's hope this doesn't disappear...

More like that the culture is preserved and passed through generations. Hard work and passion for music is more important than "talent".

@@dscarmo Dude. You took that thought from my head.

It's probably easy for them as I'm sure they've played this before without frets.

there is more talent nowadays than there ever was

I'm hopping one day, someone will start composing new classical music in this fucked up times. I'm sure it's possible as we still feel the sensations and the soul of this music written long ago.

Agreed. That's some good ensemble!

perfect partnership rare accuracy

In the adagio keeping synch is harder

They are not supposed to sound like a single instrument.

Wait what? It's a duet Ffs. There are obviously two guitars playing. THEY ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO SOUND LIKE ONE GUITAR.

Yeah, man! When I saw the thumnail and clicked upon it, I just wanted to know whether I recognized this one and I'd leave the video after that, but I was absorbed by the beauty, by the harmony, by a divine voice and I remained to the end.

Me, every day.

it's not a composition by Bach but by Alessandro Marcello

Right. Its A. Marcello. Bach probably arranged it for solo keyboard. Then maybe they transcribed to guitar. I cant get enough of this interpretation. These guitarrist are truly guitar geniuses.

@@freefree7883 The Marcello-Bach concerto is in the usual three movements of an Italian instrumental concerto. Here they are: 1. unmarked (Allegro assumed), 2. Adagio, 3. Presto. The shell of the first movement is very clearly Marcello's work; but Bach is quick to thicken the lean, open textures of the original -- at the center of the movement things grow very dense indeed, with imitative, hand-against-hand sixteenth notes building up to eight-voice chords. The Adagio has a limber solo line atop steady eighth notes, while the Presto finale is a 3/8 time romp in near-continuous sixteenth notes, and almost exclusively in two contrapuntal voices. Description by Blair Johnston

Ha! I haven’t heard that one. Pretty good!!!!

@@DrewHendersonGuitar I'd considered Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, as their collaborations were brilliant also.

@网赚大佬101 Why not? I have been playing guitar since about 1963 That makes it about 58 years. My left thumb was operated upon a couple of years ago so I can't play much now, but I still do a bit.

then listen to Paulo Martelli playing it on his 1-string guitar. sublime

You meant 11-string guitar: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IDvqRJ2i7uE.html Stunning performance!

Me too! It's hard not too? Moonlight senata does me the same way !

My pleasure!

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The universal language that is proof that music does indeed calm the savage beast. That is, after all, who we really are if we are going to be honest.

Согласен! Великолепно исполнили!

Eto tolko Bach, karocze - hujnia. Moj dzied w 1850 zdielal takoje, czto ubil carskich soldatow, kak zandarmow , odin ubil dziesiat. I kto lutszyj : moj dzied ili Bach jobanyj w rot germaniec? Chotia, kak ich ubiwal swistiel siebie kkatu i fugu minor D

Well said. I concur.

Thank you very much!

Me gusta el metal pero tambien me gusta esto. A que llamas sonido metalico?

@@DobyElfoSalvaje dependiendo de que tan cerca de la boca o del puente de la guitarra pulses la cuerda, se obtienen diferentes timbres, mas cerca de la boca sera mas lleno y con mas armonicos, y mas cerca del puente sera mas seco y metalico, parecido al de un clavicordio.

Yes, superb precision and flawless timing!!!! I haven't heard them before.

only getting better & better

I’ll take it! That’s better than the guy who compared me to Kevin Spacey. That comment didn’t age well…

Good recording technicians. I think they did a beautiful job. Same for camera and the overall sobriety of the production.

Yeah, I really hope so too. This is what art is at its best, not the so called "modern" one now

this is the only real music that associates with nature, real life. When I hear classical music I imagine nature, space, something real . Learning solfeggio from zero, 25 y.o. Feel myself like a kid.

Allan: Which “new generation” would that be? The one following Bach in the 17th century, or one of the dozen or two “generations” since, lol.

Bless you sir as I too am 83 and at this time enjoy this music interlude on my large screen tv. Amazing!

@@RAYMONDBLACKfotophool Sadly I’m limited to my iPhone as I don’t have a tv but appreciate your comment (and I’m female😚)

Moi c'est l'adagio mais le reste aussi

@@Mouet01 The adagio is actually my least favorite part. In fact I sometimes skip over it. It is sweet, like afterglow, but it's too slow for me. I like some Energy! Why do you like the adagio?

probably because I had in the ear I'm not a fan of all the adagios but the moment I commented it made me hover

Amy S - No, it's not just you. I'm the same way, even with respect to the entire 3 movements. But especially the presto. I can tell you some of the reasons for so many replays-it's the amazing counterpoint combined with the phrasing, tone and articulation of Drew and Michael.

@@higherresolution4490 Yes! And the energy.