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Old 01-05-2024, 07:39 AM
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Default Bach Cello Suite No. 3 in C Major, BWV 1009: III Courante (Arr. for classical guitar)
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Beautiful, and inspiring! Wow!
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Wow. Really nice. Thanks.
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I enjoyed your performance - very uptempo and very musical!

I used to play a similar (or maybe the same?) arrangement from a Zen-on Bach edition. I eventually learned to play the original cello suite in the key of C, with the 6th string tuned to C, and the 5th string tuned to G - so almost cello tuning.
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Loved it, very nice!
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Lovely that! Cheers!

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The portion starting about 2:30 is very interesting. It dives slides into lower, bassier tones. Wow!
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The talent on this forum never ceases to amaze me....well done.
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Wow! Really sweet, and your technique is admirable. Thanks for sharing!
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That is great. Inspiring to us newbs, thanks
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Awesome. Love the cello suites.
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Thanks for the comments. Yes the cello suites are great.(I mean I play 1 and 3 but they are all great) And I think that they work well on guitar.
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