Largo from Vivaldi Cello Sonata E minor No. 5 Mov. 1 Suzuki Cello Book 5 | Play with Cello Teacher

[@CoachBaileyCooper]

In middle and high school, I would practice this song in my parents living room when nobody was home and it would vibrate the house. It was my spiritual connection to God. At my eagle scout ceremony i played this piece. Thanks for sharing. I still have my cello in storage and listening to you play inspired me to go get it out and practice again. ❤️

[@Cellopedia]

Music has a unique and powerful way of connecting with our innermost emotions and spiritual beliefs. The cello, with its rich and resonant tones, can indeed evoke profound feelings and even physical sensations, as you described with the vibrations in the house. I'm thrilled to hear that listening to the piece has reignited your passion for the cello. Embracing the instrument again can be a wonderful journey of rediscovery and self-expression. Best wishes as you reconnect with your cello and the beautiful world of music! 🎶🎻

[@MinMin-dl1ve]

This is the highest quality music I've ever heard

[@canary2852]

This is so beautiful! My teacher told me to listen more than play it so that I know what it’s supposed to sound like, and this recording was so helpful!!!

[@Cellopedia]

Wonderful. This is one of my favorite pieces.

[@isabellegendre7757]

Tres bien. Merci. Ce musicien m'aide beaucoup pour mes cours de violoncelle. J'ai 64 ans. Merci encore et bravos

[@MarsShopping]

I'm getting ready to play this for my recital in June. This video really helped me, thank you so much!

[@Cellopedia]

Glad it was helpful! Good luck!

[@lanwang1648]

Very beautiful. It’s very helpful since my son is learning it.

[@Cellopedia]

Glad it was helpful! All the best to your son!

[@Char.Maddie.eq_spam]

This was really helpful thank you

[@Cellopedia]

I'm so glad!

[@BesthanddryerakaWDA]

This needs more likes

[@Cellopedia]

Thank you! Dislikes are welcome too ;)

[@breenaxie4672]

Beautiful! So simple yet crystal clear! My homework assignment for this week and I had no idea how it’s supposed to sound, now I know! Thank you! 🌟

[@Cellopedia]

Glad it was helpful! All the best to you!

[@이미란-j1p]

So beautiful! I can',t find word. Thanks very much

[@Cellopedia]

I'm glad you like it. All the best!🎻

[@laurahandal8488]

It appears as if you are not using pressure on the bow? What is the technique you are using and how much pressure are you using? In what part of the fingerboard and the bridge are you playing ?

[@sihamissami2509]

Dear Professor Kozlov, thank you most ardently for your always very enlightening videos. If I may, and if, only if you have time, it would be of tremendous help to hear from you the 3rd movement of this very same Vivaldi’s Sonata (Mov. III, Largo doloroso). I hope it is not too bold from me to ask. With gratitude and best regards, Siham

[@Cellopedia]

Thank you for your request and positive comments. I will definitely record it when my schedule allows.

[@livi_lulu]

thank you for this!! my cello teacher recommended i listen to it to better play it and this really helped :)

[@Cellopedia]

You're very welcome! I'm delighted to hear that the resources at Cellopedia are proving helpful in your musical journey. Keep listening and practicing. Remember, every step forward, no matter how small, is a victory. Keep up the fantastic work! 🎻🎶

[@livi_lulu]

@@Cellopedia i will!! thank you very much!

[@regan3112]

watching you play is inspiring.

[@RobertWuebker]

i love it! beautifully played + a lovely sound!😄😄

[@christophladurner1076]

Sehr schön vorgetragen!

[@CoachBaileyCooper]

Cello is the closest instrument to the human voice. Your cello was singing here. ❤

[@samueledwards784]

Or the kahzoo 😂

[@belle9l]

I'm not crying...you're crying... ;) Beautiful!

[@starburststar]

Love your videos! But have you considered playing RCM or Solos For Young Cellists songs? It’s really frustrating to go from learning Suzuki with your videos as help to learning other books without any help at all. 🥰💕❤️

[@fuadjada4155]

I also love this piece WITHOUT the harpsichord!

[@oks1209]

Simply beautiful

[@kristinmadonia7339]

Learning this one right now so helpful🙂

[@Cellopedia]

Happy to hear it ❤️ All the best to you

[@johnfu2428]

This helps me so much!!! Thank you

[@j_ustanoob]

in the revised edition there are trills in bar 5, 10, 13, 15 and 16

[@Cellopedia]

Thank you for letting us know! Is it a new Suzuki edition?

[@appler748]

@@Cellopedia yes, the new Suzuki edition added some different fingering and trills.

[@paigesorensen126]

It really helped me- thanks ❤️

[@Luluumusic123]

Hii! Your cello videos have definitely helped me a lot during my cello journey! Thank you so much!❤ I was just wondering if you could do a video on the second movement of Sonata in E minor, Op.14, No.5 (Allegro). I just started learning this piece, and I am kinda struggling with the notes. 😅 That would be a great help! Thanks again! Have a great day and take care😜

[@Cellopedia]

I am so happy to help! Here is a video of Allegro Vivaldi Sonata no 5 Allegro Suzuki Book 5 Fast and Slow Tempo | Practice with Cello Teacher kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZouwdYdpq5yhbaM

[@Luluumusic123]

@@Cellopedia thank you so much! I am so sorry I didn't find this video when I was searching for this piece! 😅Have an amazing day! :D

[@celialiu8933]

Dear professor kozlov: I'm not being racist, but are you Russian? If so, that's super cool!

[@Cellopedia]

Hahaha, no worries. This is perfect question. Yes, I was born in Russia and spent first 30 years over there. All the best ( you have such a wonderful name ;)

[@silver.foxx.x]

Soulfully!

[@garethjones1511]

Dear Professor Koslov , I have enjoyed listening to your interpretation of this piece . I notice that you play the D quaver in bar 4 , as a natural . My edition has this note marked as a sharp . I wonder what Vivaldi's intention was ? Best wishes . Gareth Jones

[@Cellopedia]

Hello! Yes, when it comes to music of Bach, Vivaldi and their contemporaries, it is often impossible to say for sure which edition is correct. I am definitely not qualified to make a final judgment about it.

[@garethjones1511]

@@Cellopedia Thanks for your reply.

[@lucybusselle2182]

This was really helpful and so beautiful. Is the way you are doing the trills the most typical way it's done? I'm trying to figure out if I should do more or fewer trills for my solo and ensemble performance.

[@Cellopedia]

Great question. Trills or other ornaments were usually added later by performers and editors. I played it the way it was suggested in the edition, but it is perfectly fine to use more or fewer trills. For students it is usually better to follow printed edition to avoid too much scrutiny from judges :)

[@lucybusselle2182]

@@Cellopedia Thank you, this helped a lot!

[@sinasaeedi-zd1lg]

Merci

[@regan3112]

A question that I hope you might answer answer honestly: I began learning the cello more than five years ago. I had about one year of regular lessons with a teacher before I moved and have not afforded lessons since that first year. I'm slowly 'self guiding' my way and am on Suzuki book 5 now, but I'm afraid my technique must be suffering. What is your perspective on 'self-guided' cello study? I think in the future I will be able to afford lessons, but it may take a few years...Is it possible to learn to play the cello well this way? I am not aspiring to be a brilliant classical musician. I simply wish to have a good grasp of technique so I can play with others in improvisational settings and with my looper and microphone - to find my own music and to continue to improve as a musician.

[@Cellopedia]

This is the excellent question. Taking lessons with an experienced teacher is the best since that teacher will be able to give a personal feedback to you. Of course it is way more expensive than working with KZbin videos. Here you are on your own and even with a good demonstration it is still very important how you try to copy it. It is almost inevitable to make mistakes which will be hard for you to notice. I would recommend to play for your friends who might play different musical instruments. Even though they might not know much about cello technique, they might have valuable suggestions and you will get a bit of performance experience. My best wishes to you. I hope you will succeed.

[@akiodreams7181]

Hi! How’s your cello journey going?!!

[@raehuang9077]

Bar 4 should be D# ，love your video😊

[@j_ustanoob]

yeah it should be

[@j_ustanoob]

he said there are different editions to the song

[@Cellopedia]

It is funny with Baroque music - there is such a big choice which notes to play, not even talking about trills, mordants and other embellishments…

[@annebrown3806]

In Measure 4, why do you play D natural instead of D#? And where's the trill in Measure 5?

[@Cellopedia]

I used a different edition of this sonata.

[@SuzukiAccompaniment]

Bar four, third note (beat three) is a D#?

[@Cellopedia]

I used a different edition of this sonata.

[@amaanighacham1925]

Hi I'm a bit stuck .b The first Largo movement is only 3 and a half lines long how comes this video lasts for 4 minuets ?

[@Cellopedia]

Largo = very slow. There are repeats too.

[@evakke]

what means when on the sheet music there is a '+' above the note?

[@Cellopedia]

Usually it is left hand pizz

[@Bossfootball2024]

Do u live in Russia? If so what football club do u support?

[@Cellopedia]

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[@insan4626]

Please, cello notes

[@Cellopedia]

I would go to www.imslp.org

[@volcomjerk112]

This guy has fingers like a tree frog. How could he not be good?

[@Cellopedia]

😂😂😂

[@lanwang1648]

So h