Little Fugue in G Minor meets electronic Music!
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My rendition of the famous Little fugue in G minor by J.S. Bach!
Original video featuring Ton Koopman - • Bach - Fugue in G mino... - Hudba
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Bach's music is THE archetyp of Music itself. For this reason in other 300 years he will be still astonishing and modern, no matter if played with mouth harmonica or with set of electronic machines!!!
This is my favourite version of the little fugue reimagined as EDM. I love how the timbre of the music rises and falls with the piece's tension. Other versions don't do that and simply apply EDM effects to the piece, or even worse cutting out most of the music so only the melody is left.
Hey! I'm so glad to hear that! I remember listening to other EDM renditions of bach fugues and picked up on the same lack of detail. I made sure to add the changes in timbre to keep it interesting!
Sabaton: We'll take your entire stock.
Ton Koopman nailed it up to the drum ending.
this is the best edm arrangement of the little fugue everrr!!!! so many arrangements abandon the fugue structure entirely for just the melody and a few chords, but this arrangement demonstrates such an acute understanding of the structure of the piece with how the production is tailored to the different sections!! every voice line is accounted for! this is such amazing work 💛💛💛
When I was a kid I used to think EDM was a modern take classical music and now here we have it here
The headbanging goes well with the track =)
I did my best to line it up! It wasn't easy! He was playing it at a different BPM from what I had the project set to haha
So you fkn edited all??? You are crazy man@@tylermorrill6967
Congratulations!!!! And thanks for this!!
I don’t usually listen to electronic/EDM music, but this sounds awesome, thanks for posting.
I am enchanted by this version... the different registers and registrations created using the synthesizers (all parts are clean and audible). Filtering to adjust the tone. The drum programming (what a lovely surprise) and then the double time feel at 2:52. I was also happy with the tempo, although it might be a little festive for the purists! Thank you so much for this interpretation and the wonderful video.
I enjoy Bach, Koopmans performances, and your rendition.
Thanks to the algorithm for letting me find this
Oh so good !!!
1:40 this build up part is just soooooo good! I love your arrangement. It has changed a life forever ❤
Absolutely brilliant video, thank you.
wanna do basically this but with my own fugue so this is inspiring
This is awesome love the head-banging
Well Done!
1:08 is my favourite entrance for the bass voice
It reminds me of Wendy Carlos. Her version is one of my favourites. I liked it!
We played that years ago while our children were small. We all loved it. The recording is now lost and I cannot find it anywhere. Have you any idea how I could aquire a copy?
We even had a story board that we created for the piece. It started with children viewing an ant moving a grain of sand then watching a bird fly over them then following the bird over the ocean and avoiding a breaching whale. As instruments are added we fly out of the atmosphere, past the space shuttle, the solar system, galaxies and nebule, and as it ends everything reflected in the eye of the girl who was originally watching the ant before she runs off.
A friend wanted to animate our idea for our planetarium but costs were too high at the time. Hard to believe I can't find it anywhere. Are you sure it was Wendy Carlos? I thought it was. Maybe recorded under Walter Carlos but I'm not sure.
Followed him/ her for decades!
@@nalvarado65 It seems to be a part of the album 'By Request' - the CD appears to be available in some online stores
@@jaredharris1940 "her" is correct :)
WOW!!!
It's very good!!! Thank you
Stupendous!
an old vinyl record from the '70s or early '80s had that same tune on MOOG, so apparently it lends itself especially to that kind of thing.
👏 Bravo!
This is so dumb sounding and I love it.
Stunning and Brave 😳🙀💗
Bangerr ❤️❤️❤️
Marvellous
hahaha I have played piano many years myself, with Bach as my favoriete to play. I love this ! Well done haha, amazing. This piece ain't that easy to play I can tell you, the man that you see here is Ton Koopman, a Dutch man. They play Bach the very best, I love how his head beats on this xD !!!
JS would probably approve of electronic music. If he had access to it, he probably would have used it.
I completely agree!
Although he, and Koopman, begin their trills on the upper note ☺
This sounds like music from jRPGs... they take music from classic Western musicians + add electronic instruments + tweaks
Very likely. He was one of the earler supporters of equal temprement, allowing modulation into distant keys. I think he would have used all useful musical tools and equipment available to him.
BRAVISIMO !!! 🔥🌶️🔥🌶️🔥 !!! (💥)
This is such a joyful and satisfying musical event if you like Bachs "puzzling" creations and the flexible sound of electronic music. As a fan of classical music and of Walter Carlos "Switched on Bach" (1968) I love the feeling when "it all comes together" and the music becomes complete. I can't help associating with the scene from the movie "Close encounters of the third kind" where a few notes from the humans turned into an alien outburst of complex revelation of musical communication.
This is the Gold
"The house of the dead"
Genius
2:12 Damn Son.!!!
we seem to have a culture of great performers but not great composers
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Great! I am sure JS would have loved it!
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@@Gabriel_JudgeofHell doesn’t matter, irrelevant
as a sabaton fan, i thought i recognized that intro... those sneaky swedes.
Качает 😎
хорошо. местами я даже посмеялся.
hahahhahahahahahahahahhahhahahahhahahhaah.. my belly hurts....nice mix tho....hard to imagine this.hahaha
MIssion Fuga by Angels seems the remix version of this
To be honest- I downloaded that to listen off-line, anytime. Hope, you understand the limited-internet with high price in my country...
This is epic, sorry about all the down-the-nose comments.
I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
It's okay, not everyone is going to like it. It's out of left field and even a bit controversial to some. However, keeping an open mind is something Bach did and those who follow him should keep that in mind! ;)
Lol 😆🤣
lol
Cumbia
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This sounds like Klaus Schulze
It sounds like a 33 RPM played at 78 RPM… Too fast
That's Ton Koopman for you.
I thought so too, originally. However, after a while this faster tempo grew on me and now I love it. Ha, strange how one's perception can change over time.
Christ... !
Gutty! If only the keyboardists hair were longer!!
Loose the drum and snare
Me personally… I do find it a bit tasteless to use Ton Koopman as a video track and overlay it it with a soundtrack he would not agree to … did you ask him?
I appreciate the effort but I didn't like the drum. But I had to check it out. Peace.
Eh, old one's better
unnecessary
Same could be said for your comment.
Essential❤
You
I really don't like this rendering, sounds like a cheap commercial jingle. And need to say that this piece met electronic instruments 55 years ago by Walter Carlos using the beast modular Moog, so this concept is anyway far from innovative: Have been a dozen of musicials playing Bach on synthesizers since decades ago. 2 thumbs down.
Even by electronic standards this is old-fashioned sounding. Switched-On Bach is timeless. This version lacks originality. It relies on an over emphasis of bass and echo effect to "impress". Again, old-fashioned and unoriginal sound. Embarrassingly bad.
Though I agree that Switched On Bach is timeless, I disagree in saying that this sounds old-fashioned in context/comparison with Switched On Bach. SO Bach was released in the late 60s, recorded on era equipment. It doesn't get more old-fashioned sounding than that.
Originality is subjective, your version of originality is clearly different than mine and personally, I am not here to talk down my nose to you about yours.
I chose what felt right to me and frankly I am very happy about it, as are the 450+ people who liked the video and I'm sure a portion of the 19k viewers. Thank you for your unsolicited opinion.
Yuck!