First time hearing Jethro Tull – Bourée || Classical Musicians React

Jethro Tull’s “Bourée” is one of the most creative fusions of classical and rock ever recorded.
Adapted from J.S. Bach’s Bourée in E minor (from the Lute Suite BWV 996), this 1969 track transforms a Baroque dance form into a jazzy, grooving piece with a playful improvisational spirit.
In this P³ reaction, we explore how Ian Anderson reimagines Bach’s counterpoint through flute, bass, and swing rhythm — creating something timeless, witty, and musically rich.

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00:00 Intro
0:57 Reaction
10:32 Final thoughts and outro

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