Bourree - Bach Lesson

by Kosei Kubota

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- Jeff13th September 2007
  I really like this one Kosei. I'm looking forward to the second half. I have not played classical in a very long time and I need to work on my right hand coordination. This is great and sounds fantastic! Thank you!
- Muris Varajic13th September 2007
  Lovely piece and playing Kosei!!
  Bach is great,glad you made this lesson!
- Gustavo13th September 2007
  love it
  
  i had hear this before i think in a malmsteen song
  
  very nice
- Nick33413th September 2007
  Tenacious D Classico intro
- AliMo14th September 2007
  Lol ya as soon as I heard this I thought of Tenacious D.
  
  Great lesson BTW
- The Uncreator14th September 2007
  Amazing, cant wait to practice this!
- Dashooter14th September 2007
  damn, classical is hard, guess I need the pick of destiny for this one
- Asphyxia Feeling14th September 2007
  KEEP MAKING CLASSICAL PIECES THEY ARE AMAZING!!! Kosei rocks!
- Juan M. Valero14th September 2007
  Oh, great lesson, Bach rules
- teh_shredmaster17th September 2007
  love it love it love it!!!
- al christie24th September 2007
  your playing is great,Check out the Flamenco, Solea and Farruca.
- Kosei Kubota27th September 2007
  Thank you, guys!
  I have submitted Bourree part 2 to GMC, so you'll see it soon!
  
  QUOTE (al christie @ Sep 24 2007, 06:03 AM)
  your playing is great,Check out the Flamenco, Solea and Farruca.
  
  I enjoy your lessons, too.
  And I am looking forward to up coming lessons.
- Vinod Saranga27th September 2007
  I am waiting for the next part.
  and Kosei should it be speeded up a bit? as you've played it on youtube.
- Kosei Kubota27th September 2007
  Am I playing it faster on You Tube?
  I wasn't aware. Maybe I was rushing a bit on You Tube, because it is always hard to play the whole piece without making a (big) mistake...
  But you are right this could be a little faster.
- Vinod Saranga29th September 2007
  No you are not rushing Kosei You always play smoothly ,
  I think after one have mastered the piece,tempo can be fine tuned so as to express his/her feelings isn't it?
- 4Play1st October 2007
  er...what do you mean by "sing each voice" ?
- Kosei Kubota1st October 2007
  QUOTE (4Play @ Sep 30 2007, 10:18 PM)
  er...what do you mean by "sing each voice" ?
  
  I meant "line" by "voice".
  There are higher melody line that starts on the first string, and lower melody line staring on the sixth string at the same time.
  I am suggesting to sing both melodies (not at the same time, whichi is impossible) as you learn the piece.
- 4Play4th October 2007
  oh...now i get it, thanks
- luca7220th November 2007
  very very good,thanks.
  Kosei è il numero 1.
  Ciao
  Luca
- Melvyn30th January 2008
  Cant you see hes the man
  Let me hear you applaud
  He is more than a man
  Hes a shiny Golden God
  
  Bachs preludes and fuges are great, and a nice adaptation too!
- Melvyn30th January 2008
  ..continued from last comment...
  except that was even a Prelude, my bad :|
- al christie14th February 2008
  I love that,thats a classic Bach piece I always wanted to see how to play that.
- Carlos Carrillo4th April 2008
  nice lesson Kosei!!!
- Danilo Capezzuto6th April 2008
  Good lesson Kosei!
- LeSP23rd August 2008
  very nice, this piece is so powerful in my opinion.
- jsrocks2nd April 2009
  the 2nd part is the hardist. i just cant figure out the last 5 measures.
- Daniel Realpe11th September 2010
  this is an absoulte classic!

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