The daring musical duo known as 92 Keys have created another remarkable music video guaranteed to wow their viewing audience. The video of the song “Uprising on Bach’s Toccata” was filmed on the edge of a cliff near Swan Valley Dam, outside of Kuna, Idaho. The song is a medley between “Uprising” by English rock band Muse and Johann Sebastian Bach’s “Toccata and Fugue in D minor.” The video was published on their YouTube channel on 25 July 2016 and has already garnered over 800 views.

About the location for the video Crista Guthrie wrote in her blog entry, “Originally we were going to shoot the video in a desert area just outside of Kuna, Idaho, but there was a lot of litter shells everywhere from people going out there to shoot guns. We drove a few more miles down the road and came across beautiful Swan Valley. We parked our cars and began the next big process: getting the piano off the trailer and onto a flat area near the pretty view.” Although the location is breathtaking, most people would probably agree that Trevor and Crista must be just a little insane to film a video in what appears to be a dangerous setting. Nevertheless, the location proves to be perfect; the music is exquisite, and the video is incredible. It was extremely windy the day the video was filmed and Crista comments, “I guess the wind just makes the video even more intense, which is the vibe we’re going for!”

In the description of the video, Crista talks about how the music for the video evolved. She commented, “One day I had my Spotify songs on shuffle mode, and Uprising by Muse happened to come on right after Bach’s Toccata and Fugue. As I went on about my day, both songs were stuck in my head at the same time because they are both in D minor, and I guess they’re both just really awesome songs that are well worth having stuck in your head all day. As a result, I wrote down what I heard in my head and then Trevor and Stephen Anderson, our producer, continued to develop and polish it.”

Toccata and Fugue in D minor, one of Johann Sebastian Bach’s most famous works, was initially written for the organ and has been arranged by many people for multiple instruments. Crista Guthrie created the arrangement for 92 Keys and wrote and recorded the violin part. The piano part was written and recorded by Trevor Loucks. And, the video was produced by Stephen Anderson. This music video is another superb performance by 92 Keys and viewers will not want to miss their next video scheduled for release on 8 August 2016.