I have worked on the guitar this week. I know its still early, but I manage to play through without messing up too much in the melody.
 
I have played guitar since the mid 80s but this is my first of shredding. I really hope to get better and up to speed. For now I struggle with concentration, and not forgetting what to play. I cant even drink coffee, my doctor say. Its something with getting older and tummy gets irritated.
 
I play it here at 70 bpm, but original tempo is 120 bpm. I made the back track. Not the best, but better than just a click I think.
 
https://soundcloud.com/oy...inerie-5-ovelse-70-bpm

loved this!  Good job!

thanks

The tone fits the music style really well. Didn't hear any mistakes at all. It'll sound even better once you get your speed up. Interesting piece.
 
Bill

Thanks.

I did learn something. I don’t know if it’s of importance to you, but it is that it is important for me to not do all the vibrato and making it sound good for slow playing, because this gets a big hindrance when the tempo gets up there were you don’t have time for it. And I struggle to un learn all this.

Good job ... and no errors, I'm not a good player of guitar and I wonder how someone gets all those notes without making a mistake ! Thanks for the post and the piece ... a familiar classic

Thanks. I am working on 80 bpm now.
 
Fun thing that nag, well I observe is that people tend to think that Higher BPM is the same as faster. But in fact. There is discussion in the classic piano players about how to apply the bpm. If they are to count on the 4th or the 8ths. Or just the 2ths. if the tempo is allegro 160 BPM and you count the 8ths it will be half the speed of 160 BPM. likewise, if you count the beats at the 4ths the speed would be double. The argument is that they played the peace’s slower than we do now.
 
Likewise, in Black Metal and blast beats they say go into 250 BPM. So, is the clock on every beat of the drums? If you have 125 BPM and count it double speed you will play it the same speed. But I guess saying a Black Metal tune in 125 BPM isn’t that cool.
 
There is a lot Norwegian Psalms I have seen this phenomenon. The notation is really slow. But putting on a blast beat makes it as fast. Well fast enough to call it blast beat. And the speed is 100 BPM or below.
 
But for the Badinerie.
I think that 120 BPM is a little to fast for the melodic to shine through. But the movement is also just a joke for the Overture NO. 2. Just music that the musicians could goof the dancers with a undacable movement. So, I guess Bach didn’t think too much of the tempo. Just play it till the dancers beg you to start playing dances music again.

very cool. 
Sometimes it's more difficult playing at a restrained tempo and you nailed this

thanks