Visée_Suite in D minor_On Baroque Guitar

Brandon Acker performing a suite in D minor by 🇫🇷Robert de Visée (1650-1725)

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[eldren]

talents aside, this man can be a commercial model for hair products

[benhurdspetry]

Sometimes it sounds like a harpsicord, but with dynamics. Well done, man.

[theleftymonster]

That’s the sound that made me pick up the guitar at first place. I don’t know what went wrong that I ended up playing rock and heavy metal guitar?!! Now getting closer to 50 and listening to this wonderful sound brought tears to my eyes remembering the joy and excitement that my first borrowed small body nylon string guitar brought to my life.

[ilikevideos]

I'd learn this song, but I baroque my guitar..

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[martin.verreault.musique]

J'écris en français car mon anglais n'est pas assez bon pour m'exprimer de façon précise. J'ai trouvé cette performance absolument parfaite sur tous les points. Vous êtes un grand interprète! La maitrise du son entre les rasgueados et les liés est excellente, les phrasés sont intelligents et oh! combien expressifs! J'ai particulièrement apprécié la justesse rythmique et l'élan de la Sarabande qui, selon moi, est une danse baroque difficile à rendre de façon convainquante et ici c'est magnifique. Et quoi dire de la prise de son? L'acoustique de cet endroit est parfaite, la guitare est probablement orientée de la meilleure façon par rapport à l' espace et les micros se trouvent visiblement dans la meilleure position. Bref, une performance parfaite, sans aucun accroc, sans montage, devant public... Le retour à l'ancien monde. Merci pour ce moment musical enrichissant! Bien sûr, je suis abonné!!!

[manicmuffin]

What's that ghostly sighs @1:50 and @11:15? Does this instrument call upon the spirits of the dead or damned? Is Brandon a necromancer bard? I need answers.

[alcon]

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[Noelle_Music]

I am just reminded of all the hours I spent playing Mount & Blade

[SixStringSteve]

Great to hear it on this instrument. Been playing this suite since the 70s, womderful music. Have you tried Logy’s suite in Am?

[bianca]

why does he look more of a posh version of davie504

[trebmaster]

This is way better than those other bards playing Ragnar the Red.

[rainyday]

00:11 Prelude
1:29 Allemande
3:34 Courante
4:48 Sarabande
6:32 Gigue
7:51 Gavotte
8:43 Menuet I
9:46 Bourrée
10:40 Passacaille
13:27 Menuet II

[MecchaKakkoi]

It must be great to be good on baroque guitar cos you get to hang out in these fancy houses

[kemberleyedelstein]

Well rendered, Sir. Music of the ages has an excellent guardian in you. You breathe life into the notes.

[ExtremelyOnlineGuy]

Bro stole my girl with this video. Now I only have one hand. How can I compete?

[JesusAlvarado-ydrp]

Brandon can collab with twoset. I would watch that

[mojacarflamenco]

De Visée has always been a favorite composer of mine, ever since I first came across his music in Fred Noam's books. He made consistently interesting music with comparatively fewer notes. It's nice to hear the whole suite brought together.

[O-sa-car]

Great sound quality - it sounds like a studio-mastered album