Influential Female Cellists with Hannah Holman, Ep 9 ~ Guilhermina Suggia

[@PaulSilva-r4d]

Thank you so much. Really enjoyed this story. Learning more about Portuguese history through names of city streets. This is a popular Portuguese street name and I wanted to know more. This by far is one of the most interesting stories I found and so well documented.❤

[@simonscott2134]

A truly great cellist! There will never be another cellist like Suggia. I have the impression that of her Strad and Montagnana she loved the latter the most. I think she used that cello for her great recording of the Haydn D major concerto in 1928. Montagnana was the Guarneri del Gesu of the cello!

[@joseantoniopiuma9593]

Just beautiful. Thank you so much. I hope you enjoyed making this work. Her story is amazing, and you delivered it in a really sensitive way, anyone can see that you are moved by this great artist. Cheers from Argentina. I doubt it, but some part of me hopes that maybe there is a Latin American female chellist who is worth this kind of investigation, hahaha. Maybe one day will appear, i tried to investigate on my one and found nothing

[@suepaul3168]

That was powerful and beautiful!!!

[@rrrosecarbinela]

Moving story, beautifully told. Thank you.

[@dianamoura6024]

I just bought the book, came yesterday, I'm Portuguese so I'm feeling very proud, I had no idea of her greatness, only a few weeks ago when I started to play the Cello myself. Thanks for this video, amazing, very inspiring, I can see your passion. 😍❤️

[@HannahHolmancello]

That’s fantastic!!!! Thank you for sharing! Enjoy the book- you made my day! 🥰 best wishes on the cello!!

[@dianamoura6024]

You're welcome 😊

[@jdcellist]

A beautiful story! Thank you for sharing!

[@HannahHolmancello]

Thanks so much! Thanks for watching 💕

[@heldermacedosampaio7171]

Thank you! Suggia is still unique!