John Williams - Prelude BWV 1006a Lute Suite 4 Sheet Music Score Guitar Tab PDF Download

Описание: Prelude in E from Lute Suite No. 4 , BWV 1006a John Williams Sheet Music Score and Guitar Tab Download PDF

An analysis of John Williams' performance at of The SEVILLE CONCERT at the ROYAL ALCÁZAR PALACE

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Music: John Williams
Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach
BWV 1006a, Prelude from Lute Suite No. 4
BWV 1006, Prelude from Violin Partita No. 3

Johann Sebastian Bach first notate the work 1006 for the Violin. The Lute is a later addition.

John Williams Prelude BWV 1006a PDF

This is my maiden and ambitious attempt to notate John Williams' playing of the Prelude of Lute Suite No. 4, BWV 1006a by Johann Sebastian Bach.

Producing this single video is a laborious process. (Not inclusive of learning the piece). Knowing the piece by its melody provides a sketchy blueprint only. The pointillist nuances have to be painstakingly deciphered by visually scrutinising the fingerings and position used, rewinding the video periodically to establish each execution. Except the parts where John Williams' fingers are out of the camera frame, all has been done to ensure accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions
1. Did you key in all the notes?
No. I already have the notes of BWV 1006a in soft copy. I edited and checked the notes from there.
2. How do you determine the position and/or string of the notes used?
Based on the video, note by note. When John Williams' left hand is out of the camera frame, I'll look at his right hand to determine the string used. If both hands are not visible, I can only make calculated guesses.
3. How are the hammer-on and pull-offs determined?
It is really hard to accurately determine the slurs used. I used the following clue during the making. LH: Slightly raised finger before the note played for hammer-on. Finger touching a higher string immediately after the execution for pull-off. RH: No obvious finger movement of playing when the next note sounds.
4. How many times have you checked the sheet music?
I check every note and try with my guitar as I record the fingering. I've check it at least 3 times after the completion. The 3 times are not inclusive of the multiple checks during the making.
5. How accurate are the records?
Probably about 90% of the left hand. (Not inclusive of those notes played with his hands out of the camera frame.)
6. Why did you use B and N instead of the Barre indicators that are more widely used?
I think the Barre brackets/indicator makes the sheet music messy. Barring brackets/indicator is useful if the required Barre is within the same bar or line of staves. There is no way you can indicate the start of barring in situation when the notes continuing onto the next line of staff or are too far apart.
7. Did you do it looking at the video at full speed when you make this thing?
No. I slowed it down using video editing software such that each semiquaver is slightly less than half a second apart.

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