Von Weber: ADAGIO&RONDO - Gregory Piatigorsky

[@3340steve]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful music

[@fourstrings48]

His elegant virtuosity in the Rondò is noteworthy; but it's the Adagio that really bowls me over. The legato is constant, seamless; and yet, within it, he is able to phrase with the utmost clarity. An aristocrat of the cello.

[@jeanpralica462]

That he was...

[@ВераВера-б6в]

Великолепно.Спасибо.

[@bobsgoodlife]

Thank You, Dear Grisha!❤️

[@焼き芋-w1g]

音色が艶かしいですね。もっと聞きたかったです。

[@gabrielgabriel8096]

The Adagio is just gorgeous... Hypnotizing. Is it really by Weber...or by Piatogorsky himself? Does anyone know regarding this with precission, please? Thank you in advance.

[@fourstrings48]

This video shows us his hands (especially his left hand) from close up, and...boy, did he ever have cello chops!

[@brankohutt]

Interessante Filmaufnahme. Ein wertvolles Zeugniss

[@alejandro.cantos]

Does anybody knows where could i get the orchestra score and parts? Adagio is enough. Thank you!

[@BytomGirl]

Conductor Max Rudolf

[@ahtisuomisto7588]

Well, the Allegro went approximately like that... Anybody else playing and the audience would be about to walk out!

[@65attila]

Ahti Suomisto says;Well, the Allegro went approximately like that... Anybody else playing and the audience would be about to walk out!*****************-Ahti -Could you be more specific? Thanks-John

[@jmb4969]

@Gideon October I want to hear Ahti play it.

[@philippeleporc]

Please could you tell us the conducor and the orchestra ?

[@fourstrings48]

Splendid playing!....His name was Gregor, NOT Gregory.

[@keisos1113]

Grigoriy was his original name...

[@oliviu-dorianconstantinesc288]

Potato, potata

[@gorgvalua8729]

His name Григорий .En English-Gregory.Salut from Sant Petersburg.