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Beetoven's 5th Symphony, Ravi Shankar, and later on George Harrison.

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Saw a guy yesterday on a book fair wit a fanshirt and sought out the group...

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original vinyl...
love the pops...

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Bach on guitar..

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@handyandy said
Bach on guitar..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPfZVflJdp0
Very nice, thank you.

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@torunn said
Very nice, thank you.
This one also, Christopher Parkening, Jesu Joy of mans desiring:



The best version I ever heard of this piece.

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@sonhouse said
This one also, Christopher Parkening, Jesu Joy of mans desiring:

[youtube]uPGMNp_oh1c[/youtube]

The best version I ever heard of this piece.
Thank you, very nice.

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@torunn said
Thank you, very nice.
BTW, one of the Parkening students did the transcription and he ran with it. It kept the bass line as close as was possible for solo guitar. So the notes were great but the dynamics of the piece was all Parkening.
He talks about it here: It was a FRIEND of one of his students who did the transcription.
I bet JS Bach would have been impressed!



Compare that to this version, more tick tock kind of transcription:
Not bad for sure but not compared to Parkening

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Joanna Conner band, Walking blues! WOW!

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The Moody Blues
"Day of Future Passed"
1967

A timeless gem best savored in its entirety.

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@WOLFE63

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@ponderable said
@WOLFE63
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Sorry mate. That's too dark for me.
I prefer uplifting themes.

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