Johann Sebastian Bach Fugue G moll bwv 1000 (Guitar in Am) by GuitarVN

Johann Sebastian Bach fugue G moll bwv 1000 (Guitar in Am) by GuitarVN Johann Sebastian Bach fugue G moll bwv 1000 (Guitar in Am) by GuitarVN Classical guitar and classical music are one of the most delicate and sensitive unions in instrumental music. Classical guitar, in particular its features of sound extraction, opens for the performer the entire subtle structure of classical music and its deep spiritual Foundation. Johann Sebastian Bach, as the Church organist is known. The music of a man who serves God could not fail to have a right to exist to this day. As soon as you listen to its pure essence, the listener&mind will be literally engrossed in the idea of a" Church composer", if of course your heart is open. The guitar, as Federico Garcia Lorca said in his verse – is "a Poor victim, five nimble daggers". It is this fact, the subtle control over the sound, we can say total control, that the performer feels the music with his fingers, thanks to the touch of the string pressed to the frets and the extraction of sound in the right hand, which is often called the "voice", touching the strings with his fingers. All this makes it possible for the performer to convey the full depth of the musical work with its contrasting dynamics, variety of strokes, phrasing, and sense of musical space. Classical guitar music has been familiar to me since childhood. In this video, I would like to share with you one of the works of the greatest genius, German composer, teacher and...