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Topic: Mozart Symphonie n.40 K550, first movement... But it's Rock!

Hi guys,
another fun episode of the Baroque, But it's Rock playlist.

As the previous baroque to rock metamorphosis, any note of the original score is played by Hammonds, shredded guitars, bass guitar.
And, as always, to glue all together,  there's a Pianoteq 8 harpsichord.

The only addition to the Mozart score is a very aggressive hard rock drummer.

Bass also has been somewhere tweaked with repeated notes to give groove to the whole arrangement.
Enjoy,

Paolo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9DdeG3Kfmw

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Re: Mozart Symphonie n.40 K550, first movement... But it's Rock!

pflying wrote:

Hi guys,
another fun episode of the Baroque, But it's Rock playlist.

As the previous baroque to rock metamorphosis, any note of the original score is played by Hammonds, shredded guitars, bass guitar.
And, as always, to glue all together,  there's a Pianoteq 8 harpsichord.

The only addition to the Mozart score is a very aggressive hard rock drummer.

Bass also has been somewhere tweaked with repeated notes to give groove to the whole arrangement.
Enjoy,

Paolo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9DdeG3Kfmw

Bravo paolo!
This brings to mind James Last in the seventies eighties with the Classics up to Date - series. (He died 2015) I have the vinyl series. It was the drums that "made" it. The same here, your drums!! At that time I loved this new way to play old  music Bought all vinyls. Still love it. I have made several versions of Mozart 40. Attached another one.(thanks for comment about my guitar version).

Nice of you doing these ”experiments”. It feels great when one create something new. Your flowing creativity  inspires me and others to do more. Thank you Paolo.

Best wishes,

Stig

My way of Mozart 40, vers 1

https://forum.modartt.com/viewtopic.php?id=8829