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Cello meets Celluloid, or, The Many Faces of Bach
Posted at 5:52 AM on March 3, 2008
by John Birge
(4 Comments)
Filed under: The blog
Here are two delightful videos, graced by some of J.S. Bach's most eloquent music, from the solo cello suites.
Feast ears and eyes:
Comments (4)
I found these absolutely fascinating and was riveted from beginning to end. Wonderful choice of music to go with. I only wish the "final" faces would have stayed a half-second longer so my brain could catch up with what I was seeing. Really fun.
Fascinating. It's an example of how great music is timeless.
The faces were exquisitely chosen, sequences and morphed; and the music! Ah, the Master sings to us in accompaniment. Bravo!
Postscript: Who is the cellist???
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