Time Requiem - Grand Opus video free download

raul ungur

great songkeyboard is EPIC AMAZING

peter otazu conza

plagio nada que ver entonces yngwie malmsteen le plagio fraces a (J.S bach)

Robocop 13

This is insanely good! What's the original backing? Paganini?

Eclip sis

que final tan extraño.. O_O 

ak47dragunov

There must be more like this. No other neo-classical band comes close

pineapplepeanuts

Been a while since I heard this, fucking amazing. These guys got knocked for being a SyX ripoff but I think it stands on its own.

sebastian fender

plagio 100% 

Erik Browne

i fucking love this genre

Colon Cavitys

FUCK YEAH

Florian MANKOUR

YES YNGWIE IS ITS INFLUENCE TO KNOW I THINK HE SHOULD PLAY ON ONE OF THE MAESTRO ALBUM BUT THAT DOES NOT KNOW THEY DONE WELL. SWEDISH BOTH

whitebeard878

Richard Andersson FTW!

BrainiacFingers

Yes, and at 3:34 they play the opening of Mozart's Eine Kleine Nachtmusic but change the last two notes so that instead of a major 3rd ( E to G#) moving up to B, they diminish those two intervals, changing them into two consecutive minor 3rds thus giving Mozart's Nachtmusic a demonic twist.

John Sawicki

The keyboardist is probably one of my favorite keyboardists of all time.

Kanos Black

Exactly,, but I suppose yngwie is their influence musical

Estherluna Sole

mi piace da impazzire!

sebastian fender

yngwie malmsteen!! my sword =/

Estherluna Sole

Bellissima canzone!

Rafael Salguero Iturríos

HEEYY! check out my cover!!!!!! :D /watch?v=GdNxCFex5Cg

Jake Abakulov

You ever hear Mozart's 25th, followed by Malmsteen's Overture 1622?

Jake Abakulov

I think Malmsteen is a brilliant technical guitar player, but his composition leaves a bit to be desired because he does rework a lot of classical pieces, one of which is Mozart's 25th Symphony, which he used as the basis for Overture 1622. Shredding was never particularly popular in clasical music, I imagine because there were some fears that it took away from the melody, which isn't completely untrue.