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 | dirigent said 275 days ago |
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Mozart Unique rendition, amazing arrangement, virtuosic delivery. A treat! :-) |
| said 275 days ago | |
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Great Wow.... Mozart on guitar... this sounds fantastic... You've really got the sound/mix good on this one... And nice strings... Thanks for sharing this great guitar song.. |
| said 275 days ago | |
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Mozart's 40th Symphony Vr. 3. What an interesting idea, and its realization works very well. I like how you have added a Spanish flavour. Well done ! |
 | guitapick said 275 days ago |
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Hmmmm... great...great...and greater...you're really putting out some incredible stuff, Bill. |
 | Mcboy said 274 days ago |
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ride em cowboy.... love your interpretations.....always music to my ears!.... |
 | DWL said 274 days ago |
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Wonderful! Such technique that I can only dream about, Excellent. Cheers Dick |
 | drakonis said 274 days ago |
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Exquisite arrangement Bill, super re-arrangement of this wonderful bit of Mozart... You've written your own "Guitar Suite", an impressive accomplishment by itself... but then you are also an awesome guitar player, and pull this off brilliantly. I agree with Neil about the strings sometimes lagging slightly, there are tricks to fix that (just nudge the strings forward a bit, sometimes works.) But the rewrite works, a nice "new" piece from you! ttfn, Drakonis |
 | Roxylee said 274 days ago |
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How do you do this?? Bill, you keep outdoing yourself. What a musical feast!! This has to be heard through headphones for the greatness to fill our heads. Wow. |
 | easyesteemer said 274 days ago |
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Great playing I know how frustrating it is to lose the .band file happened to me a while back. This is so cool to hear this on guitar played so well. |
 | michael2 said 274 days ago |
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beautiful you are such a great guitar player, this is a really impressive piece of music. i like how you made the cello more ambient sounding for the most part. really excellent. |
 | magnatone said 274 days ago |
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Holy Smokes! you are so freaking amazing, sometimes I'm at a loss for words at your incredible skill on that guitar. Not to mention your orchestration. This is sensational as usual. You just blow my mind! |
 | davisamerica said 273 days ago |
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lol bill this is great as always ... no nits from me ... just crazy grinning!! hats off sir x2 ... wonderful stuff!! |
 | Magritte said 272 days ago |
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I just want to curl up inside this... ...and be surrounded by it. A thoughtful and warm take on a classic. |
 | falzaabi said 272 days ago |
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#1 Is this some kind of magic |
 | saymme said 272 days ago |
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ThankYou Happy song, magnificent 8 ) tx for dl !!! |
 | jgurner said 271 days ago |
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This is great and all... ...but I really think Mozart would have preferred hearing this totally shredded on a flying V ;) Seriously, this is really amazing. It's a beautiful reworking of the original. Your playing never ceases to amaze me. It always sounds so effortless. The strings were a nice touch and really added to the sound. I enjoyed it throughly. |
 | JamPat said 271 days ago |
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Yes! Ur a helluva picker, my friend. Well done! |
 | 8piscean8 said 270 days ago |
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Dude Whoa! That was an awesomely richly textured piece of sonically structured audio bliss. Your guitar work is phenomenal!! If I go to heaven I want that guitar playing to greet me there. Thanks for sharing. I'm going to practice now. |
 | stacey said 270 days ago |
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Wow! This is simply gorgeous. Thanks for sharing! Stacey |
 | Kenta_and_Linda_Rocks_together said 270 days ago |
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Wow wow wow A master is playing too us... What a nice song you saved my day.... Thanks for sharing this master piece... Outstanding. |
 | sschedra said 268 days ago |
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Amazing! Great technique and the sound . . . ! I would like a real lesson from you on how to mike the guitar to get such sound. The whole production is wonderful, but I really love the guitar. Thank you, Stephen |
 | bud said 268 days ago |
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Great post Bill this is so much fun to listen to - the orchestrations are wonderful and your guitar is excellent as usual. |
 | BeccaJohnson said 268 days ago |
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Mozart's 40th Symphony Vr. 3. by thetiler WWOOOOOOOOW!!!!That sounds AMAZING!I just closed ,my eyes and just enjoyed it so much!Thank you,it is a real Great job you have done!!!! |
 | woofer3 said 268 days ago |
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I can't say anything that hasn't already been said. Excellent playing. Perfection as far as I can see. John |
 | paul f. page said 268 days ago |
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Bill... ...What they said. My wife and I listened to this last night and both of us had the same reaction: what great guitar playing; what an interesting concept. You really outdid yourself with this arrangement. I was poised to not like it because, well, how do you improve on Mozart. But then your creative take on the theme just burrowed in and I was completely taken with your cleverness and the beauty of your arrangement. Superb work in every way. What a joy to hear such creativity and such masterful use of all the digital and live instruments so harmoniously interwoven. Just beautiful work. Peace. Paul |
 | Robert Rayner said 267 days ago |
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This is so good! Sorry, good is such an understatement. I started playing guitar about 40 years ago, compared to you I sound like I started yesterday. Just amazing! |
 | rsorensen said 265 days ago |
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daaaaaang you're good. great playing and awesome arrangement. wow! |
 | Heightened said 261 days ago |
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I'm sure Wolfy would have approved! |
The guitar playing is as good as ever Bill, but I'm finding the strings to be a little out of place - mainly rhythmically, but also as far as volume and swell movement goes. It sounds like you have the strings quantised too much so that there are slightly off-beat guitar notes (I mean that in a good way) which jar against quantised string notes. I'd love to hear someone like alfalpha or dirigent or one of the other great arrangers have a crack at the string arrangement for this guitar piece.
Your guitar playing is one of the seven wonders of the MJ world (not sure what the other 6 are yet), and this track does nothing to change that.
Cheers,
Neil