Republished
some changes
An incredible Fantasia that just _calls for_ an electronic version. I finally had some time to pull together a cover of it... There's more to change, but I'll publish it for now.
Check out the original version (played on the harpsichord) and also works from Isao Tomita... which brings a lot _more_ life into classical music.
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aha. I found another recording. Those modern harpsichordists had fun: (link is only visible to registered users)
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To be honest I never was a fan of classic music ... I can't think of a "but" ... I tried ...really
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I dont like how my version is quite "dead".... It does not sound lively enough... I've been enjoying this version: (link is only visible to registered users)
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That's fine! I think classical is very different from others... for obvious reasons... This particular piece is, in my opinion, the closest to electronic music Bach could get. Its high repetitiveness... for one thing... And if you listen to some harpsichord recordings, they change the register too... And synthesizers have the advantage of changing the timbre so easily
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