I don't really agree with that, a lot of pieces by him are underrated - outside the violin partitas and sonatas. If you're talking about the Partitas and Sonatas for solo violin particularly, then yes maybe.
@@sergejvasiljevitsjrachmani2808 Shut up Rachmaninoff, you couldn't even transcribe a Bach Partita for piano correctly, that you needed to be corrected by a violinist on how to transcribe for Piano. Just kidding. Yes, lots of his works are underrated! Infact, I feel Chaconne itself is underrated although there are lots of other underrated pieces.
Music was in Bach's blood. If I'm not mistaken he comes from a family of musicians, his father was a musician and his father's father was also a musician so Bach had music in his DNA or something like that. Here we stand. Almost 300 years afterhis death we are studying and listening to his work. That is amazing. Like Bach would say "to God all the Glory".
I transcribed 2 doubles from this Partita for the electric guitar! This is the best recording of these pieces that I've heard so far! Thanks for posting this incredible suite of truely time tested,,, classics!
I only write out my transcriptions in standard notation! But I appreciate the offer! I would like to make a book of transcrptions someday! You do a great job, and you should have books out as well, Bach's music is eternal!@@BzBlade
I wasn't a fan of Grumiaux back in the day, but this is excellent. Played with life and vigor. Yes, this is one of Bach's greatest works, the only partita or sonata with the form of 4 movements and a double for each one. The double is almost some kind of improvisation on the movement, definitely follows the harmonic structure, but do describe harmony with single notes and make is sound like real music is a gift only Bach seemed to have. Great violinists playing Bach is about the greatest thing on earth.
what an interesting and odd turn of events. a couple of days ago, I heard a violin piece somewhere and I didn't know what it was. I knew it was in B minor so I searched google for "famous violin compositions in B minor" and of course one of the results was this. after coming out of shock when I heard it for the first time -because it sounds so otherworldly and glorious, like the rest of Bach's work, and for some reason makes me cry when I listen to it- I realised it resembled the piece Sherlock was composing for The Woman. and I just read the comments for this video and found out that this tune was actually played in the show and I hadn't payed attention to it back then.
@Angelita Reyes James Moriarty, from the Sherlock BBC series. When he mentions or listens to music it's either a classical piece including this one or a 70s /80s kind of one. From his sayings he appears to listen and know Bach's pieces well :)
One may be convinced that a certain recording is unsurpassable, but I myself never use the word ´best´. Grumiaux plays like an angel and is still playing like an angel Upstairs.
I think the double is fantastic - but somehow it always sounds compromised - I think its the fast tempo. Because it sounds absolute fantastic when every note get full energy and clarity - a bit slower
I really like a couple of the doubles but they are a bit fast, they are like a way of restating was just said in the previous piece and it looses something if blown through too quickly
It's a really nice partita melodically, but it sounds rhythmically boring to me, except the Sarabande and the Tempo di Bourrée. The doubles especially only held my attention due to the score on screen. Overall it's a good listen though! :)
how dare youtube put ads in between this work of art. and not just in between movements, IN BETWEEN THE ACTUAL PIECE WHEN GRUMIAUX IS PLAYING!
This happens with other pieces that require complete, uninterrupted attention to obtain the fullest enjoyment.
It’s actually the RUclipsr who decides wiether to put adds In the middle
@@justinzlabys5260 adlock, boys. adlock.
They have no soul.
Savage youtube
1. Allemanda 0:06 - Double 4:30
2. Corrente 6:27 - Double. Presto 8:56
3. Sarabande 11:30 - Double 13:32
4. Tempo di Borea 14:59 - Double 17:28 Partita No. 1 in B minor, BWV 1002 - Johann Sebastian Bach
Allemande* sorry I don't mean to be that guy but...
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
@@gabrielfigueroa8131 all the names of the four dances are written in italian, so allemanda is not wrong, it's just in italian
@@jacopodellai6091 oh ok. thank you for correcting me.
So grateful for this 👍👍👍
Partita number one! Thank you, Johann Sebastian Bach.
Mackenzie Howard So glad I’m not the only one who came here at Moriarty’s statement
Eurus had it right: Sherlock didn’t understand it.
I came to check if there were any comments about this and I wasn't disappointed
In which episode did moriarty say that statement?
@@muhammad_hilyah The Reichenbach Fall, S2E3, 1:11:00
The Tempo di Borea is one of the most underrated music of Bach
I totally agree!!
Yes
I don't really agree with that, a lot of pieces by him are underrated - outside the violin partitas and sonatas. If you're talking about the Partitas and Sonatas for solo violin particularly, then yes maybe.
@@sergejvasiljevitsjrachmani2808 Shut up Rachmaninoff, you couldn't even transcribe a Bach Partita for piano correctly, that you needed to be corrected by a violinist on how to transcribe for Piano.
Just kidding. Yes, lots of his works are underrated! Infact, I feel Chaconne itself is underrated although there are lots of other underrated pieces.
@@EarlJoseph-violinist hahaha I was so shocked first. You really got me there LOL
Music was in Bach's blood. If I'm not mistaken he comes from a family of musicians, his father was a musician and his father's father was also a musician so Bach had music in his DNA or something like that. Here we stand. Almost 300 years afterhis death we are studying and listening to his work. That is amazing. Like Bach would say "to God all the Glory".
For me the best interpreter of Bach solo partitas, awesome, absolutely amazing.
I transcribed 2 doubles from this Partita for the electric guitar! This is the best recording of these pieces that I've heard so far! Thanks for posting this incredible suite of truely time tested,,, classics!
I transcribed almost all the piece for cuban tres, our national instrument in Cuba.
Keep up the great work! It's very time consuming, I practice and compose as well!
share tabs?
I only write out my transcriptions in standard notation! But I appreciate the offer! I would like to make a book of transcrptions someday! You do a great job, and you should have books out as well, Bach's music is eternal!@@BzBlade
I wasn't a fan of Grumiaux back in the day, but this is excellent. Played with life and vigor. Yes, this is one of Bach's greatest works, the only partita or sonata with the form of 4 movements and a double for each one. The double is almost some kind of improvisation on the movement, definitely follows the harmonic structure, but do describe harmony with single notes and make is sound like real music is a gift only Bach seemed to have. Great violinists playing Bach is about the greatest thing on earth.
One of the best violinists Grumiaux, excellent, and here with the famous Bach partita number 1
As a lifelong admirer of anything Bach, I think this is absolutely beautiful. :-)
what an interesting and odd turn of events. a couple of days ago, I heard a violin piece somewhere and I didn't know what it was. I knew it was in B minor so I searched google for "famous violin compositions in B minor" and of course one of the results was this. after coming out of shock when I heard it for the first time -because it sounds so otherworldly and glorious, like the rest of Bach's work, and for some reason makes me cry when I listen to it- I realised it resembled the piece Sherlock was composing for The Woman. and I just read the comments for this video and found out that this tune was actually played in the show and I hadn't payed attention to it back then.
This is a great video for studying the piece while I learn to play it on marimba. Great playing from Grumiaux :)
For all his faults, Moriarty had an excellent taste in music
Best rendition
I don't know much about classical music, or violin, but I love the sounds. Don't listen to much but I want to get more into it haha
We love a villain with good taste in music ;)
;)
Who?
@Angelita Reyes James Moriarty, from the Sherlock BBC series. When he mentions or listens to music it's either a classical piece including this one or a 70s /80s kind of one. From his sayings he appears to listen and know Bach's pieces well :)
Ordinary Sherlock…
Absolutely superb rendition!
oh my, this is beatiful
The absolute rythm!!
Great and Wonderful Forever !
cada danza con su doble, su otra danza, en esta obra maestra.
Love the piece
Courante 06:27
Double 13:34
Double 17:29
+ 4:30 double
fuck you
@@w1nduwu449 - Is everything okay?
Wonderful.
excellent
Great piece
The sound is beautifull
Arthur Grumiaux...🎼❤
did you miss me?
moriarty
toda una obra de arte
Best recording out there!
One may be convinced that a certain recording is unsurpassable, but I myself never use the word ´best´. Grumiaux plays like an angel and is still playing like an angel Upstairs.
Olav Blok I said out there, it could obviously be surpassed. But that is an opinion. Good day.
try to listen Isabelle Faust's version, you can find it on spotify, for me that's the best
For me the best version is one played by midori gotō
Pablo Flores Regidor Maybe you’re working for her.
M U C H obliged BB! Really appreciate this recording.
8:57 start
All these people here because they like classical music and there’s me here because a murderer in a show referenced it.
Holy shit that's exactly why I'm here... thank you Johann Sebastian Bach!
Wich show?
@@monitor1998BBC's Sherlock
2 murderers, actually. Eurus references it too: “No, not Bach, you clearly don’t understand it.”
When you’re both a classical musician and a fan of Sherlock 👌🎻
MARAVILLOSA ésta obra de J. S. Bach !!! pero les pido por favo que eviten pasar propagandas en medio de la obra ! .
I think 7 people were listening to something else, thinking they were listening to this piece.
I believe you mean 82 people
👌👌👌
Does anyone know which year this was recorded and released? Not the youtube release date lol
Who is from Sherlock?
Me, broski
Me
@@DanielSchorr Moriarty actually mention the Partita later in this episode 😉
🤩😍❤️
Uomo tigre che si leva la maschera davanti a Ruriko🐯
Tempo di Bourrée 15:00
great movement
Tuba!
9:39
I searched up easy pieces on the violin and this is what shows up…
7:51 Second half Corrente
Is the Courante easy To Play?
I am Violin beginner and I need some pieces To begin with pls Help me I cant find any
Try the allemande ftom Partita 2 ub d ninor
Pour moi, de Clément.
I don't know why,but I enjoy every single piece but the doubles.they just don't speak to me as much as the other pieces.
I think the double is fantastic - but somehow it always sounds compromised - I think its the fast tempo. Because it sounds absolute fantastic when every note get full energy and clarity - a bit slower
Its my favourite piece out of this
I really like a couple of the doubles but they are a bit fast, they are like a way of restating was just said in the previous piece and it looses something if blown through too quickly
starting to learn sarabande 11:30
8:56 is double Presto bc that's all I care about lol
Me too 😂
me too, but its so harddd
Ciaooooooooo
my teacher would kill me if i played bach like this, but i sure want to sometimes…
Who is your teacher? I want to meet that teacher. What a crock.
Allemande 0:07
Double 4:30
4:30 Double.
グリュミオー変奏曲の放送を前に
予習します
11:12 7th bar second note should be a g instead of f#?
Is that The DJ is Crying For Help I Hear?
4:30 I'm a Barbie girl
Wtf
It's a really nice partita melodically, but it sounds rhythmically boring to me, except the Sarabande and the Tempo di Bourrée. The doubles especially only held my attention due to the score on screen. Overall it's a good listen though! :)
what is double?
7:52
Paganini joins the chat 💭
Is this partita the most hard to play from Bach...???
Can someone help with the answer???
I admire Bach 🤗 !!!
Thanks 😎.
In my personal opinion, The first sonata movement 2 is the most difficult of the 6 big sonatas and partitas by bach.
@@googologycourse3801 you're so wrong bro
I'd say either the Fugue from the 3rd Sonata or the Chaconne from 2nd Partita is hardest.
Id say the chaconne yep thats the hardest
Chaconne is a nightmare yet so beautiful. Final movement from the second partita
😢🎉
At 7:39 isn't he playing a do# ?
Where?
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14:59
Zappatore criminale...
4>35
I don't like the interpretation, but the music is good
The Dolan Twins used this piece in their videos before.
Too easy
Thumbs up if GTA San Andreas brought u here.
Wth
14:59