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Understanding 9/11Beethoven - Duo for Viola & Cello, WoO.32 (Electric Rock Arrangement)
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Duo for Viola & Cello, WoO.32 (1797) 'Obbligato Eyeglasses'
- 1. Allegro
- 2. Allegretto
Adapted from Ludwig van Beethoven's Duo for Viola & Cello, WoO.32 (1797) 'Obbligato Eyeglasses'.
This "rock" arrangement (guitars, keys, bass, drums) of Beethoven's original composition for viola and cello was created by Ed Chang. This newly-rendered adaptation is a manipulated "SynthFont" derivation from a conventional “classical” transcription (in MIDI.
A project of The Daily Beethoven:
http://lvbandmore.blogspot.com/
http://lvbandmore.blogspot.com/p/index-of-guitar-arrangements.html
http://www.youtube.com/user/lvbandmore
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Boilerplate: These tracks were created for my own use to better understand Beethoven's classical works. As an electric guitarist, I "hear" guitar and drums better than violin, so these helped me to follow the different melodic and harmonic turns that Beethoven used in his frankly still-revolutionary compositions. Weird syncopations and awkward double-stops and trills on violin sound even more exciting in today's musical vernacular IMHO, and when you add drums doubling the bass melodies it gets pretty close to fusion/technical metal - tho the most complex metal you'll ever hear. Of course these are generated from "MIDI" sequences and triggered soundfonts (samples) so there's a little bit of an auditory leap of faith necessary. Have some fun and don't expect to find Furtwangler or Barenboim here....more like Zappa or King Crimson...maybe some Doors? Merzbow?
Usage of this material is permitted as long as credit is attributed.
- 1. Allegro
- 2. Allegretto
Adapted from Ludwig van Beethoven's Duo for Viola & Cello, WoO.32 (1797) 'Obbligato Eyeglasses'.
This "rock" arrangement (guitars, keys, bass, drums) of Beethoven's original composition for viola and cello was created by Ed Chang. This newly-rendered adaptation is a manipulated "SynthFont" derivation from a conventional “classical” transcription (in MIDI.
A project of The Daily Beethoven:
http://lvbandmore.blogspot.com/
http://lvbandmore.blogspot.com/p/index-of-guitar-arrangements.html
http://www.youtube.com/user/lvbandmore
===================
Boilerplate: These tracks were created for my own use to better understand Beethoven's classical works. As an electric guitarist, I "hear" guitar and drums better than violin, so these helped me to follow the different melodic and harmonic turns that Beethoven used in his frankly still-revolutionary compositions. Weird syncopations and awkward double-stops and trills on violin sound even more exciting in today's musical vernacular IMHO, and when you add drums doubling the bass melodies it gets pretty close to fusion/technical metal - tho the most complex metal you'll ever hear. Of course these are generated from "MIDI" sequences and triggered soundfonts (samples) so there's a little bit of an auditory leap of faith necessary. Have some fun and don't expect to find Furtwangler or Barenboim here....more like Zappa or King Crimson...maybe some Doors? Merzbow?
Usage of this material is permitted as long as credit is attributed.
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