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Hello Kirill,
I'm also a classical guitarist, non professional, and Bach lover. I wrote a fiction novel about Bach's Chaconne. It tells the story of how the Chaconne effects the life of the protagonist, and in alternating chapters, an historically accurate, but fictional account of Bach's life, and how he came to compose it. If you go to the book site: http://www.chaconne.us/   You can listen to the music, see a book clip, and read sample chapters. If you find it interesting, I'd be happy to send you a complimentary copy, if you send your address. If you enjoy reading it, perhaps you could recommend it to others, and spread the word, in your country.

Best  regards,

Joseph

Kirill wrote:
Hello, again!
My name is Kirill. I live in Russia and fond of playing a guitar of all kinds: acoustic, electric, [classical]... to name but a few. Well, one of my favourite composers transcripted for classical guitar is [J.S.]Bach. I play not much of him, but his tunes sound very interesting, espesially in comparison with different others. If anybody likes to speak about a guitar-playing, I would be glad. But I am not a professional at all, please have it in mind :-)) 



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Hello, again! My name is Kirill. I live in Russia and fond of playing a guitar of all kinds: acoustic, electric, [classical]... to name but a few. Well, one of...
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Dec 21, 2006
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Hello Kirill, I'm also a classical guitarist, non professional, and Bach lover. I wrote a fiction novel about Bach's Chaconne. It tells the story of how the...
jmast
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Dec 21, 2006
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Dear Joseph, Thanks for your quick reply! I visited your site at once even before I finished reading the letter. It was very interesting to know new about...
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Dec 21, 2006
8:32 pm

I'm happy to introduce you to this wonderful composition. Yes, violin and cello music are well suited to the guitar. I suspect if the guitar were available...
jmast
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Dec 22, 2006
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if you like Bach, maybe you will like Leopold WEISS alain jmast <jmast@...> a écrit : I'm happy to introduce you to...
alain galeja
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Dec 22, 2006
10:20 pm

Joseph, You are the man. That is a great composition. I agree that cello and violin music are great for the guitar. I am a huge fan of Luigi Boccherini....
Eric Love
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Dec 22, 2006
10:23 pm

Hi, I am working with Chaconne for a couple of week. This work is so wonderful! It begins with four measures and then turn to many variations of 257 measures....
kijja jearwattanakanok
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Dec 27, 2006
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I agree completely. Every time I play it, there is something more to learn, and hear in the music. I try to play it every day, like a meditation. Enjoy! Joseph...
Joseph C. Mastroianni
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Dec 27, 2006
9:31 pm

Dear Joseph, I have listened to Chaconne finally. It really strikes and takes you, especially when you hear it on the guitar. It seems to be the very strong...
Kirill
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Dec 25, 2006
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Chaconne? I wish i could play it well,. I feel too hard to start playing,. the song, seems like,. mmm,,whats called, has a strong sense.. Its too glorious,for...
Nana Upik
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Jan 1, 2007
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Dear Nana, Since it isn't known why Bach wrote the Chaconne, in my book Chaconne The Novel, I wrote an historically accurate, but fictional account of Bach's...
jmast
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Jan 1, 2007
8:38 pm

Hello and Happy New Year, The first thing is to believe that you can play it, can do it! Don't be afraid of seeming difficulty. If a thing abounds in numerous...
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Jan 1, 2007
8:47 pm

I think you meant "soft" tension strings. They sacrifice some tone but require the least effort to fret. Personally, though, I hate them because they never...
Alan Melvin
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Jan 2, 2007
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Hard tension strings do have some desireable properties. But one thing to be aware of especially with classical guitars is that hard tension strings mean more...
violao04
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Jan 3, 2007
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Another word about playing the Chaconne... One of the Yates, (Stanley or Richard, I can't remember which) did an arrangemet of the Chaconne in E minor, which...
Stephen Bondy
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Jan 2, 2007
4:31 pm

Stanley Yates removed his arrangement from the web. Several other online arrangements of the Chaconne are listed in my web guide (on the violin works guitar...
Alan Melvin
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Jan 2, 2007
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Well, as for "soft" tension strings, I've never used it, but I seem understand what you meant saying about its disobedience to hands. It is sure easier for...
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Jan 3, 2007
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Dear Viola! You are right. Is is especially true regarding expencive good-made classical guitars (not one they use in the streets and porches). Soon I will...
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Jan 7, 2007
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