so a bass/cello?

Damn, you playing the hell out that recorder!!

Imagine practicing 7 hours a day as a professional musician just to end up doing this😂

really a great way to start a Sunday morning! Thanks for this treat. Cheers

This is not period. It’s just vintage or contemporaneous. Weird and wholly incorrect way to describe an instrument that still exists in its modern form. It’s just a difference in material.

As a ukulele player I feel greatly honored 😁

Someone once called me a contrabuffoon...😒😔

Nice cello

Curious: It as 4 strings, but 5 pegs, why?

In the eastern United States, especially rural Virginia and the Appalachian area, it's called a fipple flute.

He looks incredible for his age

So what would the tonal/attack and volume differences be if you’re able to control the tension like that? Maybe a dum question lol… not sure. Sax player here. Love your playing.

Old Tom Bombadil is a merry fellow, Bright blue his jacket is, and his boots are yellow!

Who is she? Could put video descriptions.

He has the most beautiful bassoon tone I've ever heard!

Am I the only one that is disappointed that the theme song from the office wasn’t included?

Não me enganou.

Hello, my name is Richard from Germany. Can you recommend a good book on the issue of baroque percussion? How did they use all sorts of Drums, Tambouribes, Bells, etc. in instrumental music? Thanks a lot in Advance 😀

10:54 Brahms Clarinet Sonata No. 1 (Transcribed for Viola by the Composer) Movement 2

We have Aquila F-Reds which are Synthetic Strings designed to emulate a Gut String sound. I use D'addario Helicore Strings which are Steel Core Strings made to Sound like Gut as it's multiple strands of steel twisted together & wound in another metal.

So beautiful

😊

This reminds me of my own treble recorder

English is actually Englisch in German, still very close especially when speaking quickly

As a clarinetist who has performed Mozart's Serenade no. 10 in B-flat "Gran Partita" on basset horn, I do not know how to feel about the basset horn being called the "cor anglais's kinky clarinet cousin."

Играй шарманщик,играй нарадость всем играй на грусть .😂🇷🇺☝

Introducing Beethoven's Contrabassoon Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX7SgJt5ncR6i68si=X049akBVTsJ4SSbK&t=307 Introducing the Baroque Contrabassoon Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH28g5l-n798r5osi=TDZ6s_AcLTKJ8D4d

Bassooooka

guys, i think you all should get extra education on baroque instruments by now- so the reason why her cello doesn't have an end pin is because it's a baroque era cello her bow looks tight because it's a baroque bow why is it out of tune? in the baroque times they used different tuning frequencies (A = 415 instead of the usual A = 440) watch their channel for more information and stop whining about it here

lordy... a 10 foot instrument. never seen a contra like this ever

That kind of early Baroque hold is also reminescent of that used for the Arabic rebab, the ancestor of modern European bow instruments, in which too the bow is held in such a way tension of the hair can be controlled by the player.

5:07 Introducing Beethoven's Contrabassoon Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX7SgJt5ncR6i68si=X049akBVTsJ4SSbK&t=307 Introducing the Baroque Contrabassoon Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH28g5l-n798r5osi=TDZ6s_AcLTKJ8D4d

Great overview / intro

I have a Db Rudall, I can't make it sound as good as you 🥲

rec room crimson cauldron vibes

This cleansed my heart... Thank you so much! I have to listen to it in real life!

I love his enthusiasm! I love timpani, too! ❤

Does anybody know the diapason? 430?

What’s with the big portamento down at ‘tod’? She’s like Milanov in ‘La Gioconda’.

I like the notion that some bass player has played upright their whole lives and genuinely thought "Oh man, yea! What DO these.. phurets do?"

Infinite sustain. Can you hear it?

0:32 real nice harmonies and overtones only a cello could bring out

Interesting. Being an amateur linguist I had sort of supposed this.

can someone explain why the varnish on most older bass instruments have such dark varnish?

I was most impressed by the roll the bell plays in acoustic timbre.

7:38 if Maggie Faultless says it's "actually quite hard to do", mere mortals don't stand a chance 😂 in all seriousness though, great video, comprehensive yet very accessible. Thank you very much for this.

Haydn’s symphony on period instruments

Looks like the scene from Spielberg's 'Close Encounters' when the hero's repair truck is stopped by space aliens on the country road. Where 'ere you gawk...

Maghalena

No offence but you move your mouth in a way that makes you look like ai