classical shredding

a

i love it when they do this kind of thing in speed metal. much better on a selmac.

i love it when they do this kind of thing in speed metal. much better on a selmac.

a

does anyone remember the name of this piece?

Duozona

Its Mozarts "Rondo alla Turka", I belive the last of a three movement Sonata, though the number I cant recall. Its been all over the place over the years, from metal shredders, to Ralph Machio in the "Crossroads" movie when he is still in school (Bill Kanengiser from Los Angeles Guitar Quartet actually playing).

-Chuck

dennis

hi, the catalogue number is K.331 (sonata in A major)

a

dennis, are you sure those aren't just tiny rest-strokes and a big pick? how can you tell?

klaatu

Dan Crary recorded an incredible bluegrass version of this years ago on his "Guitar" album, with Sam Bush, Bela Fleck. and Mark O'Connor. Not as fast as this video, but very tasty nonetheless.

scot

Sarrane Ferret played a lot of classical pieces - this one, a Mozart sonata called "Le Temps de la Coeur", the "adagio d'Albinoni" (recently recorded by Moreno too), Bach's violin concerto in Dm,, not to mention "White Christmas"and "Home on the Range".