Bach: Cello Suite no. 3 - Bourrée I (Benjamin Zander - Interpretation Class)

[@LukasPawlikowski]

Thank you everybody for listening to my cello playing! 🙏🏼

[@sergiotem3]

thanks to you!

[@sanataissick]

Thank you for the amazing experience! I kept smiling through the whole thing!

[@k.easternbird]

you are going to be a great cellist. you are wonderful, keep on.

[@drazantodoric6040]

Thank you for your amazing playing. You obviosly love and understand music and joy in the life.

[@drazantodoric6040]

....and I like passion at interpretation, for example : kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGGngqt_aLCAbdE. Check channels on KZbin of HAUSER, LUKA SULIC and 2CELLOS.

[@Luke0701]

Amazing how Maestro Zander transforms people in 20 minutes!!!

[@-Honeybee]

I have a specific, reverent love for Bach. This cellist definitely brought that out for me again.

[@mrssibelius]

I am so happy to share this with all the cellists around me!

[@retoschmid535]

A true masterclass in... ... giving masterclasses.

[@oscarperry5041]

This one of the happiest and most wholesome videos, I think I've ever seen. Thank you.

[@Rembrandt96]

This cellist plays that B with so much love, time really does stop still for those few moments. Thanks for the upload, one can never get enough of Maestro Zander and Bach.

[@Rembrandt96]

That phrase at 15:07 , has probably never been played this beautifully before

[@ismaelsoto9680]

Omg true

[@lynnrixson1094]

So fabulous to have Ben on again. The master of masters. Awesome - thank you 😊😊

[@irenagouchowska344]

This beautiful maestro, Benjamin Zander, can change everybody into angels and give us the greatest delight. Thank you, maestro!

[@justinlapierre6258]

Why have breakfast when you could watch B. Zander Interpretation classes. Brilliant.

[@beria143]

I respect you oldest young man. Following you from a month or two. All we musicians are very blessed to have seniors who guide us like you in music and in life. Thank God.

[@pjgrant54]

And what a fantastic opportunity to work with Benjamin Zander! I love his master classes. They always teach me so much.

[@Violetcas97]

Absolutely brilliant. I’ve been assigned this piece to transpose to the electric bass and I’ve been having trouble making it “feel” right. This breakdown was exactly the lecture I needed to listen to. Beautiful playing, Łukasz.

[@pedromachado8513]

this is completely amazing wtf

[@MandyH1972]

What an honour to be able to watch that. I've learned so much.

[@JJSC00TS]

Omg how wonderfull to see you upload again with one of my favourite peices the bouree, i wish you would upload more 😀😀 Thanks so much for the videos and many more in 2019 😀😃😃😀

[@ingridburling8731]

Beautiful, Lukasz. Good luck with your playing and may all your dreams come true.

[@docm27]

A wonderful, inspiring teacher.

[@PbPomper]

Benjamin is such an amazing personality and masterful interpretor of music! Incredible chellist as well. That always helps :)

[@devil2005iscool]

These are my new favourite videos to watch! great to see how he evolves it into a story from music

[@nicolasperez4443]

He changed my whole view of music. Amazing words

[@sedatakkas8427]

It was fascinating

[@ccbcco]

Zander is the truth!

[@luciaelecco]

From the first note played I could hear this would be amazing! Gave me chills

[@teckyify]

wow, nice performance

[@doryfree9245]

Just wonderful

[@cristianpopa3866]

This Mega Teacher is Amazing

[@BasilioColligris]

Amazing comments by maestro. Impressive directions to play baroque music.

[@louiserule1358]

Almost speechless . . . Extraordinary, and so enjoyable.

[@安卢]

完美… Perfect! Bravissimo Lukasz!

[@stevesewful]

Brilliant!! Loved it. Thank u.

[@beria143]

Great sir nice education.

[@_WubbleU]

Amazing work

[@nimrodshefer3649]

So great

[@MartinHatchuel]

Mr Zander, you make me very happy

[@pattyhsieh]

Bravo!

[@Waltherion]

Wonderful... Thanks for sharing!

[@jenniferdong9470]

Great video

[@ernietollar407]

Totally inspiring

[@almagirimai8931]

After the initial alteration in the player's style, Zander could have let him just play the rest of the piece with fewer interruptions as he'd got it, truly got it already. Would have been more enjoyable to listen to the playing which is absolutely exquisite. He obviously loves Bach! But Zander is there as a mentor, so... OK.

[@ahgongchiu2213]

Beautifully done!

[@luisalvesdelima01]

Beautiful!!!!!

[@petershapiro4247]

agreed!

[@samlarsen6706]

I tried playing Boureé once. Let me tell you, 3 months of practice got me nowhere near that level. Boureé is not the most technically difficult movement, but it is so hard to bring out its potential.

[@gantive8163]

it seems so simple but it isn't

[@howardcohen6817]

15:30 perfect.

[@Mr.Efffff]

I love this man.

[@bsmilkov]

Is the guy sitting next to Guy Daniel Hass?

[@azuwaharis]

I mean, the cellist is incredible.

[@EwertonDeBritoFernandesLopes]

DIO SANTOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@kelsyschoenhaar8717]

I think the maestro may have insulted a lady when he said, ‘bad love affair’. Start watching at 17:50.

[@louaquiler]

Zander's a bit mad, lol. God bless him.

[@richpope4590]

Wouldn't it make sense that if you're going to play Bach, the cellist should be using a baroque style bow?

[@shibainushibainu-x9e]

良いのかな？

[@alea_torisch7996]

is there a sweeter person than benjamin zander? i don't think so.

[@ma5726]

mato !

[@johannesurbat7726]

That man will die from heartattack, i promise :P

[@oneworldmusicpodcast2369]

I really don't want to be impolite, but the accent comes on the first e. But other than that, this is just an incredible video!

[@rv706]

It's "bourrée", not "boureé".

[@zkze1268]

I feel these classes like they are fakes. I mean, there's no way for such a musically skilled musician to play so bad at first attempt and so good at the second attempt...

[@peteroreilly8060]

I wish Ben was my teacher 1 on 1