tallwookie says:

nice, classical gitaur

Rock On!! says:

I would love to see her rip that on a Gibson with a stack of Marshalls!!!! She’s awesome!!!!!!

chris says:

#4 .. Omar , I feel your pain.

Les says:

I once saw the late Michael Hedges one time in concert, I think this lady may be above his level.

Allen McDonald, El Galloviejo® says:

Now that is some nice guitar picking.

Just remember though, you can pick your nose and you pick your friends yet you can’t wipe your friends on the saddle.

Allen McDonald, El Galloviejo®

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pjakobs says:

amazing video. I’ve always admired Bach’s complexity, the number of seemingly independend harmonic voices and wondered how you manage to play them all at once on a piano. This is the first time, I’ve seen those notes crawl over a guitar like a spooky spider.

awesome.

And a whole new musical experience as well.

Pity you didn’t place a link to some personal information on the artist.

pj

Joe Dirt says:

Sigh…another quality hhopper post. Wake me up when the Dvorak blog returns to it’s roots.

Bryan Carney says:

#s 11 and 14:

Being a classical pianist who favors the baroque and who’s favorite composer is J.S. Bach, I might know a few things about classical music. What I don’t know is how to turn emotion into music.

What does high emotional content music sound like?

Obviously you two don’t have the brains to comprehend three or more simultaneous lines, in counterpoint.

To me, nothing is more “emotional” and moving than getting lost in the geometry of polyphony.

Because I don’t know where to start, and because I might encourage the “classical music is for elitist snobs with a fetish for virtuosity,” I chose to leave the best music to stand on its own, unassailable.

Nicky says:

amazing vids! No need to speak!