Eliot Fisk Homage Concert Part 2

[@dylanharnettmarshall9700]

It’s a fantastic blessing to have a better audio/video of Mr Fisk playing the 3rd cello suite. I saw him live in Boston recently performing a similar program including the Bach, but I don’t think there was a decent quality video of him playing the full suite before this one. Thank you so much for posting this! I love his thoughts about Bach’s creative openness, as opposed to sternness, that he explains in the beginning of the video.

[@mariatorrani9786]

Paolo GRAZIE di questa incantevole condivisione 🙏🙏

[@paolosantoro341]

🤗🤗🤗

[@alcinobras]

So much admirable. It is amazing how one can play and memorize a music long as this one. Congratulations

[@vayasaberlo8]

He speaks German very well!🎉

[@ClassicalGuitarMusings]

Guitar virtuoso

[@alexmeleshenko4834]

sounds like a typewriter

[@Me_ThatsWho]

nah, i'll pass. not for me.

[@NgocTuanHoang]

He always tries to play unnecessarily too fast, overspeeding, and he makes so many wrong notes, many broken notes, and many unclear notes. His expression is overdramatic and too nervous. His tone is too rough, unnecessarily loud, lacking delicacy and clarity. It's very tiresome to watch him play. An artless performance.

[@13moles]

In any classical music performance field but guitar, such disengaged, wooden, insensitive playing would never see a professional stage.

[@NgocTuanHoang]

@@13moles please see how a guitar genius like Yamandu Costa playing. Yamandu Costa plays at extremely fast speed but every detail is always accurate, clear, clean, with sensible expression in every phrase, every note. Everybody can watch Yamandu Costa playing with joy, while watching Fisk is... a painful torture to one's senses. Let enjoy watching Yamandu Costa: kzbin.info/www/bejne/maKan5iFrtSabas

[@frederik606]

Brusque et nerveux ,😣