You need a more realistic Bach wig. The Beethoven wig doesn't work so well for Bach. I want to hear the entire cello suites played by you on your bass. I think the reality is you are a classical electric bass player. Leave the Slap to Davie 5zero4.
> If Bach were a metal bassist > I did research, presumably historically accurate > Result: No counterpoint If you want something that resembles the same energy metal has from Bach, listen to this: ruclips.net/video/m7fGkoBNpr8/видео.html (counterpoint in this is insane).
@@mariusgustavus6522 It's very powerful. I have probably scared some neighbours with it. But it takes seriously good amp + loudspeakers to make it justice. There is lots of power in a big organ.
I've played a couple times on the Air Force Academy organ and I gotta say....hot dang there's nothing like pulling all the stops and cranking that airflow pedal 😂
Charles, your are definitely one of the best bassists in the world and I always look forward to your videos! I have a feeling that your videos will get better and better as you gain more production experience. 🎸💪🏼
0:45 that bass tone almost made me cry. That is exactly the distorted tone I like. It's not thin and fuzzy, but it also refrains from getting overly raunchy and nasty. It's actually perfect!
I'm a beginner pianist and I just finished the prelude a couple weeks ago! I'm also a highschool violist and am currently practicing and arrangement of the cello suite right now! Great playing man, keep it up!
My parents wanted me to learn classical music. If it had been presented this way, maybe it would have taken hold of me..... Good to see that you are having so much fun with it.
I don't even play bass but I watch every 🐻2d video as soon as it shows up on my feed. With as much obvious virtuosic musical ability as you have, you deserve all of the success that's been coming your way.
Something that Toccata and Fugue and Pathetique sonata have in common is that Bach and Beethoven were young when they wrote each one respectively. It is cool to think that if they were born in this era they probably would be rock teenagers.
I was searching for some covers of this Toccata and Fugue in D minor. I should have searched this vid earlier. That is my most favorite piece of all time. And somehow you made it more special for making it metal. But I am surprised you picked Badinerie as well. This is actually cool.
Charles! Awesome videos and awesome bass skills! To level up your narrative filmography, when one character is looking left to talk to the other, the other should be looking right when they respond. Keep up the awesome content!
Subscribed. The music alone would do it, but this video is legitimately hilarious!! Your 'snooty music teacher' is amazing - the look at 3:55...love it
As I love to say, all those great musician would be metal musicians nowadays. It'll always be the best music of all time and will continue to travel thru ages. Pure genius
Wish I saw add like yours a year ago when I was searching for an online label to publish my music. I went with distrokid and I couldn't be more happier
I have thoroughly enjoyed watching you become more and more of a YT'er, and I'm happy to see how much renown you're getting for your talent. Keep it up Charles *beeeep*
You are a master of your craft sir. You don't have to be good at everything to do well in life, but if you can just be the best at one thing you can do well.
Let's take this a step further. Mozart took "Ah vous dirai-je, maman" and did a set of variations on it. Fazil Say Took Mozart's _Rondo alla Turca_ and made _Alla Turca Jazz_ . Now it's time for Charles to present his take on these takes. And then he can play the Godowsky études because why the hell not, he clearly has the means to it. ;)
I heard a rumour somewhere that metal music is based off of a Bach fugue. So, Bach was perhaps not simply a bassist, but a one-man metal band. Because Bach was/is hard-core like that.
At 1:23 I swear there is a rap song with that melody but I can't for the life of me remember what it is. Anyone know? Edit: Busdriver - Imaginary Places
I did A LOT of research this time to make sure that everything was 100% historically accurate in this video...
best british actor i've ever seen
Great job
You need a more realistic Bach wig. The Beethoven wig doesn't work so well for Bach. I want to hear the entire cello suites played by you on your bass. I think the reality is you are a classical electric bass player. Leave the Slap to Davie 5zero4.
Good. Otherwise, I'd have to call the Time Police to take u away (or "av-ay", as Bach would say)..
> If Bach were a metal bassist
> I did research, presumably historically accurate
> Result: No counterpoint
If you want something that resembles the same energy metal has from Bach, listen to this: ruclips.net/video/m7fGkoBNpr8/видео.html (counterpoint in this is insane).
Great thing about classical music....
No copy right claims!
Ahhh hahaha.... Cause they're dead lol.
@@PenziPitlergaming no because they are in the public domain, the copyright period has expired
as long as you play it yourself
Well he’s prolly gonna get demonitized for swearing tho lol
70 years before the copyright expires.
Bach already was a metal bassist, relative to his era anyways.
Just listen to tocata and fugue in d minor. That organ certainly just blew out a couply grannies of the church.
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@@mariusgustavus6522 It's very powerful. I have probably scared some neighbours with it. But it takes seriously good amp + loudspeakers to make it justice. There is lots of power in a big organ.
I've played a couple times on the Air Force Academy organ and I gotta say....hot dang there's nothing like pulling all the stops and cranking that airflow pedal 😂
Yeah he was a rebel. His history is fascinating. He challenged musical norms of the day.
I never knew I needed so badly to hear Toccata et Fuga on bass
0:04 Prelude No. 1 in C Major
0:46 Toccata and Fugue in D Minor
1:23 Badinerie (BWV 1067)
1:56 Cello Suite No. 1 in G Major
🔵🦞
my favorite genre of metal: neoclassical
my favorite musician: Cliff Burton
my new favorite video: this one
Cliff em all!
69 likes *tsch* noice
As if I didn't already follow enough musicians, now I have to go check out Cliff Burton. Damn you...
@@sgringo it's not too hard, he only got to produce 3 albums before he died
@@sejn195 Master of B A S S
- "If Bach were a metal bassist" I hope it sounds like Cliff Burton playing -
I was right
and if you play cliff burton on a piano/keyboard with organ sound it sounds A LOT like bach.
@@whyshouldweevencare5597 I read somewhere that Cliff was a huge fan of classical music so that probably had a huge influence on him.
@@domibik yeah, especially the baroque music, as ray burton once said in an interview.
@@domibik He could be the main influence behind intros like Fight Fire with Fire, Battery, etc...
@@domibik According to Ray Burton (Cliff's father). He loved Bach, he used to say "Bach is god!"
Charles, your are definitely one of the best bassists in the world and I always look forward to your videos! I have a feeling that your videos will get better and better as you gain more production experience. 🎸💪🏼
Thanks so much!
Here here brutha
For sure man
And Davie504
@@pyuuu5812 Charles is a better tapper. Davie still my favorite bassist.
Tbh Bach always sounded metal when i used to study his work for piano class.
Malmsteen surely used Bach in his songs =)
Μaybe because every metal musician who respects himself has to rip off Bach great time.
I headbang to Fugue in C minor from the Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1. I mean, who wouldn't headbang to that?
@@unnamed_boi I headbang to the third movement of the violin concerto in Am
@@unnamed_boi do you mean the prelude? Don't get me wrong, the fugue's pretty fire, but the prelude more so imo.
Bach: Taps those notes, thinks its fun
This instructor guy: Immediately starts getting seizures
Does your bass pop out for a smoke after you're done with it? Good lord
I really enjoy your classical approaches man! A sure tribute that really does justice, even in metal! Also that tone is so superb man
Thank you!
@@CharlesBerthoud You are always welcome my man!
"I was over at Ludwigs and he was playing that ghastly music"
Johann Bach died 20 years before Ludwig Beethoven was born
Time traveler confirmed.
You are wrong.
Charles did A LOT of research to be sure everything was historically accurate.
Nice try.
@@erickmonzon4 Yeah, in fact, it was 100% historically accurate
I thought there was a much bigger gap than that
The history is wrong, of course
Yep, you are right.
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750)
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 - 1827)
Beautiful. Some real Daniel Thrasher vibes.
Ikr omg :D
that was why it felt familiar
Yess daddyo
@@WiardMusic A TRUE Daniel Thrasher fan remembers that refrense
^
Charles if you did a whole album of the classics with your own interpretation on bass. I would definitely buy that 👌
Me too
0:45 that bass tone almost made me cry. That is exactly the distorted tone I like. It's not thin and fuzzy, but it also refrains from getting overly raunchy and nasty. It's actually perfect!
Best bass channel in youtube, cheers from brazil
The police is coming to your house, checkmate
@@emanuelehomer3 Davie504 forever
@@mike_diz Davie per sempre
2:19 love the face of the teacher about the 'funky remix' xD
outstanding control of the instrument and such creativity. Bach would definitely love it.
The reveal at 2:51 was a real shock. I would never have guessed! 😁
1:00 - 1:23 one of the best musical sections in history
Name ?
@@pibe1096 Tocatta and Fugue in D minor - Bach
1:01 me when I hit my toe
That's NUT face
@@fidovicinotturno328 aah you people are gross ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I'm a beginner pianist and I just finished the prelude a couple weeks ago! I'm also a highschool violist and am currently practicing and arrangement of the cello suite right now! Great playing man, keep it up!
My parents wanted me to learn classical music. If it had been presented this way, maybe it would have taken hold of me..... Good to see that you are having so much fun with it.
Oh my goodness, I love this bloke! So talented! I never knew a bass could sound so awesome!
YES I WAS HOPING TO HEAR TOCCATA AND FUGUE
0:45 This gave me chills, amazing work.
The opening chorus to Cantata No. 26, “Ach wie flüchtig, ach wie nichtig” has the most EPIC bass line ever.
I've watched most of of tocatta and fugue metal covers, and I was so happy when I saw this video, instant like
Tbf, Toccata and Fugue in D minor was already pretty freaking metal...
I don't even play bass but I watch every 🐻2d video as soon as it shows up on my feed. With as much obvious virtuosic musical ability as you have, you deserve all of the success that's been coming your way.
2:25: that’s Bach
OR VICTOR WOOTEN?
Nice transition!
Something that Toccata and Fugue and Pathetique sonata have in common is that Bach and Beethoven were young when they wrote each one respectively.
It is cool to think that if they were born in this era they probably would be rock teenagers.
Bumped into this randomly...I'm blown away. Charles, keep at it. You're amazing!
3:33 yes, that is the best stock photo of Rob Scallon out there.
I was searching for some covers of this Toccata and Fugue in D minor. I should have searched this vid earlier. That is my most favorite piece of all time. And somehow you made it more special for making it metal.
But I am surprised you picked Badinerie as well. This is actually cool.
Guy with glasses and a tie is my favorite character
That gorgeous distortion was an unexpected pleasant surprise! As always, well done!
2:10 he switched to a 74 dollar glarry bass. This goes to show Expensive gear doesn’t magically make you good.
Charles! Awesome videos and awesome bass skills!
To level up your narrative filmography, when one character is looking left to talk to the other, the other should be looking right when they respond.
Keep up the awesome content!
I would love to hear you play the full original of each piece on bass. Especially the cello suite!!!!
Subscribed. The music alone would do it, but this video is legitimately hilarious!! Your 'snooty music teacher' is amazing - the look at 3:55...love it
Charles keepin us entertained during quarantine
As I love to say, all those great musician would be metal musicians nowadays. It'll always be the best music of all time and will continue to travel thru ages. Pure genius
Jack black just gave you a shout out in his newest video
Where I came from
@@Sx-xy2zi
Same here bro.
I love the creativity. hahaha.
1:23 IS THAT THE MELODY FROM “BUS DRIVER - IMAGINARY PLACES”
Yep! ♥
Wow I never expected someone to call out that song
Man you blow me the fuuuck away. When you took that wig off, I was like “‘no fucking way”
You should do this for Chopin
Wish I saw add like yours a year ago when I was searching for an online label to publish my music. I went with distrokid and I couldn't be more happier
Do all 36 movements of the cello suites. Ez
Love it love it love it 😍
Js bach is my favourite musician.
And the way you play it is awsome 😁 Thanks
What about "if Sibelius was a jazz bassist"
Johoo hyvä idea suomi kerpele
Jerry was a racecar driver
Love it, love it, love it! We must have more of it and have it more often.
hi charles, you have been shouted at JablinskiGames (Jack Black) youtube
channel. nice to see yourself getting the appreciation you deserve. :)
I have thoroughly enjoyed watching you become more and more of a YT'er, and I'm happy to see how much renown you're getting for your talent. Keep it up Charles *beeeep*
i love you man, but your thumbnails do scare me a bit
What makes a classic a classic? A classic never dies.
Finally playing metal with distortion!!
This is BEAUTIFUL, thanks Charles! I always wanted to see how'd bach would sound in a Metal Bass (not kidding)
Shoutout from Jack Black himself, nice man!
You are a master of your craft sir. You don't have to be good at everything to do well in life, but if you can just be the best at one thing you can do well.
You make my ears feel kimochiiiii~
Awesome, I love this and your Beethoven
Let's take this a step further. Mozart took "Ah vous dirai-je, maman" and did a set of variations on it. Fazil Say Took Mozart's _Rondo alla Turca_ and made _Alla Turca Jazz_ . Now it's time for Charles to present his take on these takes.
And then he can play the Godowsky études because why the hell not, he clearly has the means to it. ;)
Toccata and fugue is my favourite. Thank you Charles
1:01 when you ask your barber to cut your hair until your chin
the barber: which chin?
Dude, what IS that bass tone, sounds frickin insane
I want to see you in a video call "IF MOZART WERE AN IDIOT" with 66Samus
Awesome scene on jablinskigames! Congrats Charles!
Ah i would like to know if he has nailed you surname.
It's crazy to think that Davie Jumpstarted this man's career
The historical accuracy is impeccable here. I feel like I was transported back in time.
Well done
"What the hell is wrong with this godam country."
That killed me. Thanks!
I love the Badinerie:3 especially playing the basso continuo on my cello makes me happy
2:10 victor wooten wants to know your location
lately i've been down and depressed, but then i tried distrokid, now i feel A LOT better, thank you Distrokid!
BAM! Eat this 504!
Davie504?
My goodness. I laughed so hard when I heard the first note of the Toccata, and then my jaw dropped.
Hey mate jack black just dod a shout out to you in his latest jablinski games video 😁😁👍👍
sending a lot of love from Jablinski. absolutely amazing work.
I heard a rumour somewhere that metal music is based off of a Bach fugue. So, Bach was perhaps not simply a bassist, but a one-man metal band. Because Bach was/is hard-core like that.
I just realized the classical thumb intro is just cello suite 1
Who else came here after seeing the video of Jack Black? haha 🤟🏻
this was a unique way to hear toccata at fugue. well done Charles!
I don't know why but I like the observer guy.
Sam Afshar needed a glass of cognac that he could spit out. 😉
I really love these videos.... always enjoy charles' interpretations of songs and original solos
Jack Black brought me here
Such awesomeness with a BASS! Hope your work goes well. BASS ON!
At 1:23 I swear there is a rap song with that melody but I can't for the life of me remember what it is. Anyone know?
Edit: Busdriver - Imaginary Places
Was thinking that too, tony hawk's underground flashbacks
Please, please, PLEASE more ... MOAAARRRRR of that. This is awesome.
I came from Davie Chanel >:v I expected something cool, and, it looks like that yeah, I found something good. I subscribed to your channel too.
Check out his other videos dud! He is a real PRO
Thank you for highlighting your presence on spotify. I have now found you on there.
The other purebred classical musician:
Sinks in D minor...
I love these classical / baroque METAL videos! You've created some hilarious characters!
Jack Black brought me here. 👍
You're one of my favorite bassists. Cheers from Brazil my Dude!
The teacher
Metal: Anger
Classical: Happiness
Funk: Confusion
That funky groove was sick u really killed it Charles
Who is here from jablinski games?
Dude that funky Bach cello suite number 1 was epic