By
Johann Sebastian Bach
Johann Sebastian Bach's "Cello Suite No. 6, BWV 1012 - Gavotte I & II" is a beautiful composition that has been arranged for classical guitar. Bach's original cello suite is renowned for its intricate and melodic qualities, and this adaptation highlights the guitar's ability to capture the essence of the piece. Guitarists and audiences appreciate this arrangement for its ability to convey the grace and charm of Bach's composition while demonstrating the versatility of the classical guitar.
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by:
Emmanuel Sowicz
Join Emmanuel Sowicz in this lesson on his very own arrangement of Johann Sebastian Bach's Gavotte I & II from Cello Suite No. 1 (BWV 1012). This lesson introduces characteristics of the gavotte dance and its role in the baroque suite. Emmanuel focuses on tools for expression, how fingerings can help phrasing and direction, and a few tips on executing ornaments in baroque music.
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