Stunning shredding -at least to me.

[zorrow]

I'm not too much into shredding "per-se", but I did find this performance awesome:

[hamerhead]

Love it. That. Was. Cool.

[Ting Ho Dung]

I normally get annoyed at Neo Classical. But not in this case. That was awesome.

[Rodan]

My Cool Girlfriend came up over my shoulder and said, "What is that?" So, yes - it definitely communicates, musically.

This performance shows real dedication to the music, itself.

Pretty cool!

[Feynman]

Lovely, lovely Ludwig van!

[anotherfreak]

WHEEEEeeeeeee

meeedleymeedley meee..................

very cool indeed!

[diablo175]

Dayummmm.

That was off-the-charts impressive.

[Studio Custom]

I prefer this guy, as his playing is smoother and tone fits the genre better IMO.

[diablo175]

I prefer this guy, as his playing is smoother and tone fits the genre better IMO.

Meh. Sounds like Greg Howe and Tony MacAlpline. Mind you, I love both of those players but the dude shredding Ludwig was pretty true to his source.

[Ting Ho Dung]

I prefer this guy, as his playing is smoother and tone fits the genre better IMO.

Thumbs down on my end. I just can't listen to that stuff. I like the first one. Not sure why.

[Rodan]

Didj'all notice that the first guy was doing those kitchen-clean tapping runs with no damping device?

I mean, REALLY clean...and he COULD've put some felt down by the nut... Nice!

[diablo175]

Same thought had occurred to me...

[Feynman]

I like the first one. Not sure why.

Because Beethoven wrote great music.

[HSB0531]

LVB would be shocked

And Amazed.

[zorrow]

I like the first one. Not sure why.

Because Beethoven wrote great music.

...and because the guy does interpret it really well.

We all stumble upon shredders all the time on the net, but this Dr. Viossy guy really nailed it on this one. That's why I thought I'd share it here. This performance goes well above your average highly-technical-but-boring YouTube shred -or so I think.