J.S. Bach Allemande from Cello G major Suite 1 | Play Along with Cello Teacher

J.S. Bach Allemande from Cello G major Suite no 1 BWV 1007 for unaccompanied cello. Recorded for cello students to practice with this video before going to cello lesson or even study it without a cello teacher.
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[@sallyevans2268]

I don’t know whether you still keep track of comments on this posting, but I jus discovered it and it is helping me learn the suite on the classical guitar. Thank you!

[@azertum]

Un immense merci pour cet enregistrement qui constitue un guide merveilleux pour l'apprentissage de cette pièce magnifique!

[@Cellopedia]

Votre commentaire fait chaud au cœur ! Je suis ravi d'entendre que cet enregistrement vous a été utile comme guide pour l'apprentissage de cette pièce magnifique. Il est toujours gratifiant de savoir que le travail que nous partageons peut aider et inspirer les autres dans leur parcours musical. Merci infiniment pour votre soutien et votre appréciation. Bonne continuation dans votre apprentissage, et j'espère que votre passion pour la musique continue de croître ! 🎶🎻

[@nedgrant7718]

You’ve extracted every bit of grace and elegance from this beautiful movement! So nice...

[@Cellopedia]

Thank you! Isn’t it the most beautifully enigmatic movement?

[@nedgrant7718]

@@Cellopedia All that is revealed at the slower tempo!

[@irebustini]

Perfect pace for my practicing, thank you so much for inspiring me. Got the Prelude and the Minuets 1 and 2 down, it remains this Allemande, the Courant, the Sarabande (my personal favorite! ❤️) and the Gigue. With my excellent teacher and your excellent videos, I plan to nail everything down and making a little private recital for friends. Enjoying this process very much! Thank you for being so inspiring! Your playing is precise, always keeping the same tempo, and the notes are precisely in tune. Great teacher! 👏👏👏

[@Cellopedia]

Thank you so much! I am sure that your friends will enjoy your special performance. Stay safe and all the best!

[@kencarpenter2785]

I am hoping for the EXACT same thing! Perhaps by summer or summer’s end! The right hand is the voice, the left hand finds the words.

[@belle9l]

Brilliant! I’m trying to learn this one now. I’m getting stuck with smooth bow changes on the notes that I am choosing not to slur. My cello teacher is patiently trying to explain how to do it. I’m really trying. Watching your slower videos is helping to make sense of it all. Tell me and I kinda glaze over. Show me, and I tend to get it eventually. I’m enjoying your channel. Thanks for the great videos.

[@Cellopedia]

Thank you so much for sharing! It sounds like you are enjoying a process of learning. It takes time, but I have confidence that you will learn it well.

[@schoolboyartist7926]

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[@adultcellolearner4574]

Beautiful! Thank you for this video. I am learning this at the moment and this video really helps me understand the piece. Seeing and hearing you play helps me understand much better than explanations.

[@Cellopedia]

Thank you! I am so pleased to hear that you find these videos helpful. I am trying to play as clear as I can. All the best to you!

[@DEMANU217]

@@Cellopedia you play very well. Your slow version is very helpful. I hear and read it at the same times. It really helps a lot. Thanks. Take care.

[@CeciliaSaraiva]

This is perfect! I'm studying it now... Your videos are always a bliss to watch. Thanks!!

[@Cellopedia]

You're very welcome! We are so fortunate to have our cellos these days...

[@solukhumbu911]

so clear and precise yet beautiful, perfect for studying. Tip for other students: it helped me to change the speed of the video slower during the faster measures to pay attention to it better.

[@lopella]

Thank you so much for posting this video. I have just started learning this piece and I'm finding it kind of tricky, maybe because of the rhythm and because the phrases seem so long. I would love to have a video even a little bit slower, like quarter speed. Thank you for all your videos. Большое спасибо!

[@Cellopedia]

Я очень рад что Вам помогают мои видео. Best of luck!

[@YeliahNivek]

I'm working on learning this on 6 string bass, Thank you for this video! Very helpful and beautifully played.

[@alysrodriguez]

tranquilo y relajado... esta perfecto , sin correr,,, exelente ejecucion

[@Cellopedia]

Muchas gracias!

[@mcmelody9216]

Lovely and peaceful!

[@woodsidestory7604]

Now learning this piece through your udemy course ❤ I enrolled in all your classes, thank you so much for sharing your music and your superb teaching 😊

[@Cellopedia]

I'm thrilled to hear that you're finding value in the Udemy courses, and it's fantastic that you're progressing through the pieces! Your commitment to learning and passion for music truly inspire me. Happy practicing! 🎶🎻

[@wood-side-story]

3:04 Second part ❤

[@carloscosta8324]

Ótimo andamento. Simples e bonito

[@AliciaMusicJourney]

So beautiful! Every note is so clear. Can u record Czardas? I love that piece so much

[@Cellopedia]

Great suggestion! It might take a while since there is a long list of music I promised to record for my www.patreon.com/cellopedia supporters. Reply ·

[@Nat20survival]

Playing this for solo ensemble, wish me luck yall. Worst cello player in my orchestra and I’m shooting for the moon

[@Cellopedia]

Good luck! I am sure you are better than many others. Enjoy the process you are making!

[@alexandrejulio96]

Wonderful! Teacher. Bravo!

[@abdohammd2582]

At minute 3.37, a tune B is not set, a tone close to Arabic music, and it is called sika

[@Cellopedia]

Thank you for sharing it!

[@anssi305]

That bowhand is just... Damn.

[@EzioAzio]

bwv 1007 the best in the story of music

[@jim95437]

I don't know if I will ever get to these Bach suites, but I sure hope to...

[@Cellopedia]

I am sure your will, Jim. This is the most important reason to play cello!

[@Luis_Santos.]

Belìssimo !!!🌷👏🏿📚🎶🎻😘🎶🌷

[@plop9715]

3:04 just marking

[@luisalbertosanchezoblitas1534]

Thanks sensei

[@Cellopedia]

My pleasure 🎻

[@celloaddict1117]

Wow this is great, thanks!

[@florinniculescu8872]

Beautiful playing

[@lopella]

Also, I meant to say your trills are really wonderful! :)

[@nedgrant7718]

Gorgeous.

[@jacobplaysinstruments2018]

great playing!

[@Straitsfan]

okay, so what is the proper tempo for an allemande like this, which is in cut time? I've heard 82 BPM, but is that the quarter notes or the half notes? if it's the half notes then the 16th notes have to be awfully fast, right?

[@OldSixDu]

If you turn this on 2X speed 😅😅😅 it will be around the speed that 90% people are satisfied with

[@MR.TV.MASTER]

Beuatiful... very good!

[@dominicmartinez4934]

Great! I learned the Gigue by watching your videos. But I struggle a bit with the allemande. Hopefully If I watch your video enough it will come to me. Thank you!

[@CactusVargus]

Hello! which strings are you using? thanks...! btw, nice playing. Im trying to play this :)

[@Cellopedia]

Thank you! There is a link it the description of every video with a list strings, rosin, books and other cello gear.

[@ryojimartinez-mass8866]

very helpful, very pretty

[@blitz8906]

How fast is this

[@ryojimartinez-mass8866]

not very

[@Cellopedia]

I did not use a metronome when I was recording this piece. Some digital metronomes have an option to tap with a bit to measure the tempo.

[@nathanielbrice2970]

Way too slow! Rostropovich has the perfect speed IMO.

[@Cellopedia]

+Nathaniel Brice My sincere apologies for choosing my own tempo. I hope you learned to copy Rostropovich well.

[@nathanielbrice2970]

Cellopedia thanks! Don’t be sorry, it’s simply my perspective on the piece. I think even prime Yo Yo was too slow on this one as well. I interpret it as a movement of moving on from heart break and catharsis, not the introspection and premeditation demonstrated in your style. Make me feel the chaos in the harmony ❤️

[@solukhumbu911]

i am pretty sure he can play faster , i think the intent of the video was instructional.

[@xbassist9x]

Nate Dog. Lemme holler at you for a sec. It's widely known that this Allemande is intended by Bach to be slow, serene, and reflective, which is part of the reason it's followed by a Courante in the Suite. Do not forget that every movement in this suite is a different style of dance. If you look at the context of the Prelude and the Courante, that will provide you with more evidence that a contrast in tempo, erring on the slower side, is most likely intended. If you want to have a discussion about the validity of interpreting away from the composer's intent, or shoving modern preference into a 300 year old piece, then you should do so with respect to the fact that this is actually closer to an authentic performance than Rostropovich's. Faster is not better. Check yourself before you disrespect yourself.

[@bohrer85]

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