No hay subtitulo en español Teacher??

I love the sound of that cello

How many tapes you put?

With the scale demonstration what does he mean balance back to the first finger

delusion

This video file was improperly downloaded from its source and uploaded to youtube. The framerate is very choppy and it takes away from one's ability to observe the techniques being demonstrated.

El misterio de " la voz del arco"❤ Thank you very much! Necesito visualizar e interiorizar para aprender. Gracias!! (I need to visualize and internalize to learn. And and your explanations are very graphic and interesting)

You open my eyes and ears!!! Thousand thanks

Richard which cello are you playing in this video? Who was/is the maker?

Most wonderful, professor Aaron. Thank you!

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8:22 what intonation?

i just listened to lynn harrell's saint saens and the fact that he does that passage in the 3rd movement without harmonics is crazy, and it's just amazing

clasic example she thinks she knows!!!

gratitude sir

Ok, all-or-nothing gal

What I missed was a very basic lesson of relaxing and using the weight of the right arm to make sound and as important to prevent injury by putting stress on the shoulder. Losen your arm by letting it hang. Then put the bow resting on the g-string, Take your time... And then downstroke go, and try to immediately get sound. Do this for one year and get the benefits within weeks. Hey.

Maestro

HIDEOUS 😂😂😂

Ovvio.

Ovvio.

Yes!!!❤

Amazing

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What the heck? Speed fingers!

Jamming!!!!

❤️ delicious

You are a fantastic musician. I have heard enough to know that you care about all the details and dynamics. I think it is great that you were able to pull your mastery together. What a thoroughly well done work I have heard in listening to you... I feel blessed to have heard you express and communicate sound.

What about the Vibrato of Jacqueline du Pré? Kind regards from Josha 🙋🇪🇺🇩🇪=🇺🇸

So helpful! Thank you! 😮

Who is this mister :) ?

I am a total newbie.. does this Cello maestro have colour-music synesthesia? Or is it a way of describing the sounds produced from the Cello?

Well said. True. Respect sir ❤

More people need to be talking about bow technique, pressing with the shoulder was a nasty habit that I had for the majority of my time playing cello thus-far and it caused a lot of issues and almost lead to me injuring myself at some points. The fact is, the shoulder doesn’t give you power it takes it away and more cellists in this day and age need to know that and point it out.

My Cello has 5 strings (5th string is a High E) which allowed me to play the Original Arpeggione Part more fluidly as there's many open E notes.

This is hard core 😂

They did a study, if you play deliberately with intention rather than trying to repeat it over and over again at speed, you are significantly better able to play it properly after the same period of time

Arnold be like " hold my dumbell " ... jokes a side i have to admit she's right

Genius

Thank you so much for this incredible information. I appreciate this 😚

It's really not clear what he is trying to explain.

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This man went to prison for 18 months for attempting to purchase a tape recorder on the black market.... And still some people cannot comprehend the idiocy of Communism.

I like happy cellists!

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👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿thank you

He sounds incredible

Very helpful thank you 💪

I'm glad he says this as it goes for every single instruments and not just cello, because sadly a lot of people that I know goes exactly against what this man says when playing their instrument, and it frustrates me. Of course, some pieces use more vibrato than others, but not every single piece of music that you play needs vibrato. If you play a fast piece, there is absolutely no need for vibrato. Vibrato is used for emotion in the music. Fast paced music does not need it.

the amazing thing about the works of J.S. Bach is that they work for all kinds of instruments : these cello suites are great piano works to play for the left hand. Thank you for the lesson maestro Haimovitz.