Red Bull Flying Bach

Holy cow, they even put you under the organ... you really have it all

I would pay to learn how to do adaptations like these

Don't you think they have butchered Bach a little bit?

Bach is the most modern musician there is and ever has been, this is further confirmation of the incredible strength of his music

JazzMania wrote:

Bach is the most modern musician there is and ever has been, this is further confirmation of the incredible strength of his music

well, also of the arrangers

ttw wrote:

Don't you think they have butchered Bach a little bit?

In my opinion, in situations like these, something else matters: noticing how the organ echoes the sonorities of the Toccata and Fugue in D minor (which Zedef, by the way, recalls in a very convincing way; even if it is not properly by Bach, but that doesn't matter because it is world-famous and the public associates it with the Leipzig cantor)

Oracolo wrote:

note how the organ echoes the sounds of the toccata and fugue in D minor

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Le Breakdance à la rencontre de Bach à Berlin

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Honestly, would you pay to go see a show of this type?

Stellina wrote:

Honestly, would you pay to go see a show of this type?

...well, the breakers aren't bad at all (physically speaking )...what could be wrong with that?

I like it, it releases so much energy!

JazzMania wrote:

Bach is the most modern musician there is and ever has been, this is further confirmation of the incredible strength of his music

Quoting, he will hardly feel the passage of time...

I smell Business... but I don't disdain it

Incredible... but how do they manage to produce these works!

Micheluzzi wrote:

Incredible... but how do they manage to produce these works!

Bravo arrangers

The things I like, but it's not like they ruined Bach?

Gassy wrote:

haven't they ruined Bach?

Why?

Frank wrote:

Why?

From certain points of view, Bach's Prelude in C major seems disfigured to me