Cello - David Newman Instrumentation Series

In this episode, David Newman talks about the different tonal qualities the cello has especially in the last cue of John Williams‘ E.T.
This is the Orchestral Tools Instrumentation Series. Together with composer legend David Newman we will give you a closer look at the instruments of a symphonic orchestra. We will talk about the components of the instrument, its role in the orchestra and the common playing techniques. Episode VII - The Cello.
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[@JureJerebic]

Probably my favorite instrument of the orchestra

[@HeatherRagnars]

Thanks so much for these videos!

[@joseluislopez9701]

violoncello is my favorite orchestra instrument

[@gazmellen7881]

great stuff as usual, maybe down the road get clearance from publisher and play example with in the orchestra cheers!!!

[@artemi-music]

Anyone knows the name of the cellist in this video. Orchestral tools isn’t mentioning him in any video…

[@anothercrappypianist]

I can't help but notice that in multiple videos David doesn't attempt to pronounce sautille :)

[@maxalaintwo3578]

4:56 Bro what? Rewind that.

[@nandoflorestan]

Great playing. But what do you mean "plays only up to about più forte"? That's not a dynamic, that's a comparative instruction... Also someone should revise the editing, since the narration doesn't match the range of the music being played, in that particular instance. Also "ponitcello" which is hardly the first spelling mistake in this series. I mean, good video but could be better without these mistakes. People are also pointing out a mistake in the description of the video -- time to pick this up! But do make more!