Haydn Divertimento (Piatigorsky)- Marina Thibeault, viola & Corey Hamm, piano

[@juanramos-y8q]

I love it! I hear this audio when i am practicing my solo for this song!

[@lbsaltzman]

A lovely interpretation - warm and lush.

[@Msgrenouille7]

Thank you Larry! I hope you are well and safe, dear!

[@lbsaltzman]

@@Msgrenouille7 thank you. My wife and I are doing fine.

[@unbekannternutzer25]

Guess I found the video to go back to for motivation to practice

[@raissabenoccithibes3768]

The viola sound is a good combination of delicatesse and warm and brilliant sounds. It's so enjoyable to study and play it! Go for it!

[@annfrederking1878]

It's lovely. Thank you for sharing. Please tell us about your viola.

[@Msgrenouille7]

Ann F Thank you! It’s a Max Millant 1950, purchased at Wilder and Davis 6 years ago! Have been playing it ever since.

[@annfrederking1878]

@@Msgrenouille7 Beautiful sound. Is it as large as it looks?

[@Msgrenouille7]

@@annfrederking1878 16 and 3/4! I am always on the lookout for a smaller viola, but non of them compare to this buttery and generous sound. I have had Landolfi, Vuillaume and other fancy instruments on loan since, but I have always chosen to play my own, as the projection was always better!

[@annfrederking1878]

Well, it sounds great. Play it while you are young enough, but keep your eyes (and ears) open for a smaller instrument. That's nearly as large as the East German Tertis model (Voigt) that was the first viola I owned. Trouble with mine was that it didn't have the quality of sound to go with the size.

[@bloop9474]

hey! I’m gonna be playing this piece for a solo, any tips for tackling and practicing it? also love your rendition of it!!

[@RNCM_Philosophy]

6:53 - Allegro di molto