Six RockStrings - Back in Black
Paint it Black - London Symphony Orchestra
Ian Anderson - Divinities - In A Black Box
Rapsody - Prince Igor (Prince Igor by Borodin)
Selected rock arrangements of classical music with a touch of commentary. Pieces written hundreds of years ago can come back and penetrate into popular music, jazz, rock, pop, rap, metal - basically everywhere. The penetration here occurs not only in the sphere of composition, but also in the instruments.
A prominent figure in Russian music, a member of the famous Mighty Handful, who, like the other members, sought to create works of a distinctly Russian character, incorporating folk poetry, ancient tales, fantastic legends, Slavic rituals, and the romanticism of the East.
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The Dueling Fiddlers, consisting of Julliane Kroczek and Adam Degraff, are innovative artists who have found their own recognizable musical style. In their piece "AC/DC Back In Black", they have arranged a classic hit from the legendary rock group AC/DC. Adam and Julliane use violins, which gives the arrangement a completely new dimension. With their unconventional interpretation, they have managed to bring new energy to this remarkable piece of rock music. Their talent and arranging skills are admirable, using the violin in an unconventional way, proving that such an instrument can be a versatile musical tool. "Back In Black" is a groundbreaking album by AC/DC, released in 1980. It significantly influenced the development of rock music and is considered a milestone in the history of the genre. The fusion of rock riffs and the distinctive vocals of Brian Johnson made this piece an anthem of the rock world. An important aspect of this arrangement is also the reference to the era in which the original piece was created. The 1980s were a time when rock became popular worldwide. AC/DC contributed to this success, and their music was an inspiration for many artists. The arrangement by The Dueling Fiddlers is a tribute to those times, while also providing a refreshing interpretation of a classic. "The Dueling Fiddlers - AC/DC Back In Black" is proof that music is independent of stylistic and instrumental limitations. Their expression, energy, and artistic talent not only pay tribute to one of the greatest rock bands of all time but also show that music can be continually rediscovered.
This cover is absolutely amazing! The Dueling Fiddlers used their violins at the highest level to transform "Back In Black" by AC/DC into something even more energetic and exciting. Their combination of rock and classical music is excellent and makes me feel like I'm at a concert. But I'm missing one thing - that moment when the vocalist screams "ARE YOU REEEADYYYYYY???!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!". Nevertheless, this arrangement is absolutely worth attention and definitely gets a thumbs up from me! \m/