He had that magic Marshall the tone the gain the clarity amp was one in a thousand Marshalls. The humidity in the Hall had the perfect moisture for sustain and string tone. He had the first Floyd Rose after EVH.
Fun fact. When Vivaldi was still alive, his music was considered old and outdated. Fast forward 300 years, his music is still loved and respected. And nobody remembers the name of the critics.
@@shauleisenberg9282 Yah no, 'cause Vivaldi lived about 200 years before Paganini. He was a revolutionarily proficient violinist in his age, and a manifested that in his compositions. Paganini, well, he too did that, but wasn't his only goal to prove to the world, that he was the best? Pretty lame, if you ask me, and there's quite a few harder pieces than his.
This gives me chills. Now I know what people mean when they say classical composers were the rock stars of their age. Great stuff, I can't wait to listen to more!
I watched "10 famous classical composers rock medley" not so long ago and i loved the Vivaldi part i replayed it like 100000 times and i was desperate for a full version of that one and here you are, you uploaded it and im so happy this is amazing :))
This made me feel something I never felt before with any song in my entire life, something I'd definitely struggle to express with words. Seriously, Vivaldi was really ahead of his time, and this cover is for sure a true masterpiece!
It's funny I watched the video of the 10 composers this morning and loved the Vivaldi's part, then I visit your channel again and this is upload. Destiny
@@J.S.Bach- would you say that this is harder than tornado of souls solo? Or easier? My friend told me to learn tornado of souls solo and I was like okay, until I saw the sheet music and it is hard. And now I watched this and I decided to learn it. Which should I choose?
This single person arrangement rivals and sometime exceeds Dark Moor's full band version. What an accomplishment. If I were forced to have only one RU-vid channel for a year, Andre's would be it. All of this stuff is amazing.
Bruhms Metal leans more on blues with it's foundation rather than classical music. And argument can be made about guitarists shredding in harmonic minor being compared to a classical piece for a virtuoso violinist for example, but still the main building blocks and the sound of metal as genre evolved from hard rock, which of course came from blues. Then again, modern metal does take inspiration from classical, but I would not call it really classical.
