Bach Violin Sonata No. 2, BWV 1003 (on cello)

[@manuelgonzales6483]

I could listen to you all day 💞❤🎉😊

[@rosaedfernandez6569]

Hermoso!!! Muchas gracias por tan sentida y bella interpretación!!!

[@mspg2]

the opening so restrained and ethereal - bravo maestro

[@69JFB]

Hi, very nice to here you play. Im freelance musician in Sweden and im asked to play the andante part on a funeral next week. Well you obviously show that its possible. I wonder to take the first repeat 8 down from original but the second part two 8 down..as you play Ill have to experiment...thanks for sharing this video. Youre a awsome cellist!!

[@gabrielmartinscello]

Thank you very much and good luck!

[@Burgong4]

Incredible performance! Your technique is so perfect for these transcriptions. Praying that you will continue with the partitas, you’ve opened my eyes to the possibilities of the cello!

[@David-rf2jt]

Awesome!! Gabriel 🎶🎶

[@nainposteur55]

Wow this is wonderful, so clear and... breathing. Love it

[@yl4521]

14:15

[@nhknhk078]

I love it!

[@wood-side-story]

Stunning as always​ ❤

[@MC-ug9wq]

Amazing perf! are you in Spotify by any chance?

[@gabrielmartinscello]

Thank you! Not yet, sorry!

[@mspg2]

maestro you play close to, or on the fingerboard and not closer to the bridge, is this to obtain a more refined sound?

[@gabrielmartinscello]

In this setting I find that bow placement to produce a pure and refined sound, yes. For solo cello and with the microphone up close, there’s no need for projection. Of course in other repertoire/settings, closer to the bridge is necessary. Thank you!

[@chrisburg2502]

I love your playing! You can definitely see a passion there for your music. Just out of curiosity, why do you hold the bow so high up on the stick?

[@gabrielmartinscello]

Thank you! It's a specialized technique for baroque music that can be used for a lighter sound.

[@GThor1]

violin bow?? 🤨