boxe allemande

This is one of the two versions I made of Bach Allemande in e-minor. I made one in Miami Beach New Years Day with the camera's built-in microphone. On that video I am playing a Ricardo Sanchis Carpio,   more...(Valencia 1975) There is no added reverb.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjcbzi...

This one I made in Copenhagen in February 2008. I wanted to play it on my own guitar (Philippe Jean-Mairet) and with my good microphones.

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This is one of two versions I made of Bach Allemande in e-minor.
I made one in Miami Beach New Years Day with the camera's built-in microphone. I am playing a Ricardo Sanchis Carpio, (Valencia 1975) There   more...is no added reverb.
I hope you like the video. We (Marie and I) had fun filming and editing it!
Per-Olov.

The other one I recorded in Copenhagen this February because I know I made some errors in the first video plus I wanted to play it on my own guitar and with added reverb.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQrxeS...

I hope you will listen to both and enjoy!
Per-Olov

Please visit my homepage. If you haven't already purchased my CD "After Silence", please do!
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Dave Grossman playing Partita No. 2 in D minor for Solo Violin on 7-string electric bass.

Movements:
1. Allemande
2. Courante

This was performed live at
Solo Bass Night at Freight & Salvage Coffee House
  more...in Berkeley, California on May 17, 2006

Also appearing that night were Michael Manring, Jean Baudin and Jeff Schmidt.

7-string bass by Hanewinckel Guitars  less

April 22, 2006 - my Senior Recital at West Chester University... I had to produce and present an more... hour's worth of music... It was a lot of fun, and there were a couple awesome performances by   more...my friends that night (whom I am forever grateful for!!) All work is ©Michael J Weaver unless otherwise noted... The 2nd piece of the program was my 'Fugal Suite for Double Reeds' performed by the Almost Alliteration Quartet... so named because their names have the initials HH, MM, SS.... and JK. This piece is based on the traditional suite movements (Allemande, Sarabande, Courante, Gigue.. look it up, it's good stuff!) to which I gave a little twist by adding a fugue between each movement. There's a lot of counterpoint goodness going on there! I would love to have the opportunity to have this recorded some time professionally (and with a bit more rehearsak time... and with a working contrabassoon!)  less