Rock Guitar version of Pachelbel Canon in D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4Tf0I7_vhA ^

[txnativegop]

For those who like Rock-n-Roll versions of classical pieces.

[txnativegop]

Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4Tf0I7_vhA

[BradyLS]

The Taco Bell Cannon indeed!

[txnativegop]

I could listen to this guy all day.

[Vince Ferrer]

AC/DC's Thunderstruck, on cello

[txnativegop]

That is a good one too.

[BradyLS]

Just havin’ fun. ;-) Thank you for posting the link!

[heshtesh]

Here’s the version of Cannon in D i’m familiar with, these girls are good...…..

[Vince Ferrer]

I have seen a lot of comments on those cellist’s videos about how well death metal and classical music cross over to each other. Apparently its a thing.

[BEJ]

Nice and tasty. The bends are unexpected in places which gives it a interestingly new quality — phrasing I haven’t heard before (I don’t think). I know Malmsteen and Gilbert probably have done this kind of thing — as countless other metal heads — but this is not just an exercise in running scales and sweeps, but has a cool melody. Well done!

[txnativegop]

You are most welcome! :)

[txnativegop]

It certainly seems that way.

[Skooz]

bfl

[heshtesh]

might help if I remember to post the video...…..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IlkpQaBHD4

[txnativegop]

pretty good, I like classical, but I am an unrepentant METALHEAD.

and the styles seem to work well together, IMO.

[mylife]

A wonderful tune.

[txnativegop]

Yes it is and it remains that way regardless of the genre of the artist.

[mylife]

Rockabel’s Canon in D!

[heshtesh]

I pretty much like it all, easy on the country and disco tho.

[mylife]

Rock is based on traditional western classical music.

I have been saying that for 45 years.

“call and response”

[mylife]

I have heard versions of Tosca that remind me of Pink Floyd