BERNTH - CAPRICE NO. 24 (Paganini) | Official Music Video

This is my version of Caprice No. 24 by Niccolò Paganini - I hope you enjoy this interpretation! Working on an arrangement for this piece has been on my bucket list for over 10 years and I'm happy to finally share it with you today :)

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Audio Mix & Master: Daniel Fellner
Camera & Production: Martin Kames
Video Edit: Bernhard Speer

[ashimjana]

I sure if Paganini was alive today he would have been a metalhead

[TheArtofGuitar]

You're making me want to get back into lighting.

[danielbass]

Bernth Your such an incredible Musician. It Is Inspiring to watch you play and keeps me motivated to keep practicing and playing guitar . Thank you Bernth

[southerntrendkiller]

How dope would it be if all the best YouTube musicians got together and rebirthed these classical pieces as a group. Everyone from 66samus to davie504, bernth and I’m sure there are some sick ass violinists and any one else who could add to this. Hearing classical most of my life, I really enjoy hearing it this way. This kicks ass. Plain and simple.

[INDOMINION]

Who is more metal, Niccolò Paganini or Beethoven?

Paganini, no question.

It’s almost eerie how metal Paganini was.

Let’s compare them.

Beethoven was a great composer. Paganini wasn’t: he composed his own works for himself to play, and they’re more about showing off what he could do with an instrument than about constructing a large-scale piece of music that uses all of the compositional and instrumental resources available to him. In this, Paganini is a direct precursor of Yngwie Malmsteen. Forty metal points to Paganini; none to Beethoven.

Paganini and Beethoven were both virtuosi on their instruments, but Beethoven had to stop playing because he went deaf. Ten metal points each, but an extra five to Beethoven for going deaf, which is a very metal thing to do.

Paganini toured constantly. Thirty metal points. Beethoven didn’t tour but lived in Vienna from the age of 21 to his death. Minus five metal points.

Paganini also played guitar. Ten metal points. Beethoven didn’t. Zero metal points.

Paganini had an illegitimate son with a singer who he met on tour. Fifteen metal points. Beethoven’s love life was pretty dismal and he never had children, but obtained custody of his nephew instead. This is, frankly, not a metal thing to do. Zero points.

Paganini tried to set up a casino, which immediately failed. Ten metal points for getting involved in badly planned business ventures. Beethoven never did anything as ill-advised as that. Zero points.

Paganini had health issues partly as a result of all the touring, including syphilis. Thirty metal points. Beethoven’s health issues were not a result of touring. Zero points.

Paganini loved gambling and womanising, and was successful at both. Fifty metal points and a silver Lemmy pin into the bargain. Beethoven didn’t. Zero metal points.

Paganini’s Caprice No. 24 is probably his most famous work, making Paganini a one-hit wonder, like many metal bands. Forty metal points. Beethoven is known for many works. Ten metal points for having a substantial and varied discography, including five extra points for his concept album

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Edit: Emmet D’Alton pointed out that Paganini went around in skin-tight black and arrived at venues in a black carriage pulled by black horses, so thirty metal points for that. However, it has to be admitted that Beethoven often dressed shabbily and was generally unkempt, so ten more metal points for that.

Paganini was said to have sold his soul to the devil for his talent. Ninety metal points. This was not said of Beethoven. Zero points.

Result:

Paganini: 365 metal points.

Beethoven: 55 metal points.

You're welcome

[rafamadrafpeczynski]

Super Bernth...no less no more, I can't wait for full album

[Bernthguitar]

Download the tabs & guitar pro files for this arrangement here: www.patreon.com/bernth

[DjediVibrations]

I’ve been playing guitar since 13 on and off but as of late I have a passion to truly become a shredder I have an esp m-ii coming from Tokyo ready to start my journey Bernth you have shown me what will undoubtedly get me where I want to be and am excited to start this journey!!

[lightninginmyhands]

This is beautiful. It’s classic music that had inspired me to start my musicianship! Metal is the icing on top.

[caseyorr]

SO excited for your album release Bernth. Your lessons have given me skills way faster and better than I dreamt was possible. The VIP community is one of the best parts of my life now. Your efforts to help us all along are 5 star, thanx for sharing your journey with all of us . always inspired.

[mattf]

Roope and Alexi ... ah... the memories of these two legends any time I hear an electric guitar version of this song

[michaelgemini]

Want to play like this? Practice all Bernth's lessons 40 Hours a day 🤣🤣🤣

[tittytwisterbar]

congratulations bernth .... an incredible rush of adrenaline a steady crescendo until the final atomic bomb we are waiting for the release of the album definitely one of the most interesting extreme soloists of the moment!

[albertrocamacia]

I love the combination of classical music with metal, its just perfect, Mozart, Paganini, Wagner, all of them would be headbangers in the actual times 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Awesome playing, you are a badass guitar player!

[kronoscamron]

never seen anyone play it like that, its freakin 🔥

[shermanballz]

I'm gonna put this on for Christmas this year

[masterbuilder]

Man . I really appreciate that you give lessons on line. Big help !! Life isn’t about what we take, it’s about what we give, and I hope you find great blessings for what you are offering back to mankind. You rock

[nickm]

I've been looking for a teacher for years now and in the few months I've studied your videos I've seen such improvement in myself. I've felt stuck for years and almost gave up on guitar but you very well saved me sir. THANK YOU

[andrewhaydon]

Bernth... you're the dude..bro. I watch all your videos...mesmerized!!!

[topa]

Paganini will give standing ovation 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻