While I continue to hope that I will learn the guitar some day, I also continue to go overboard in my searches for information on bass guitars. (Yes, this turned out to be another one of my Google/Wiki sessions.)
I found a rendition of Mozart's lively Rondo Alla Turca by David Hull. This guy just works the bass like a pro. I think he is a pro...there is another video — sporting longer hair and fuzz — giving instructions on how he plays the final part of Piano Sonata No. 11.
Now, this find is not new but I just want to give credit to this incredibly talented guy. So what if the video is a year old. Mozart's number was composed and played some time in the 18th Century and it's still enthralls.
So without much ado...presenting...on the bass guitar...playing Mozart's Rondo Alla Turca...young...David Hull!! *Applause*
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Website Recommendation: This Online Tool on GitHub Detects File and Container Type
If you have a file on your phone or your computer that you are unable to open and want to know what format it is, then check this web page...
-
I hope Sarah does not mind my using this picture. She does not know me from Adam and all I know about her is what she has entered in her Bl... -
The three of us — my wife, my son and I — went dining over the weekend to a place in Colaba we frequent. Food-Inn is also popular amongst ...
2 comments:
I didn´t know that this piece could be played on a guitar! lol Impressive. :)
Hey,
I did not know either. But after listening to this, I figured it is possible but very difficult...from the way he moves his fingers across the frets.
Thanks for visiting and leaving a comment. :)
Post a Comment