Lynn Harrell's Cello Workshop -- Volume 1 Pt.2

[@GiveSmartly]

Both segments were super helpful What a privilege to learn from one of the greatest! Thank you - Jerry Maday

[@larshoefs]

thanks for posting these Ryan! what a master

[@pianist9]

This is indeed a valuable instruction! Thanks for sharing! I have been to his concert tonite (Shostakovich), he is really gorgeous!

[@lovelyparis2158]

I feel so blessed that I was able to attend a masterclass

[@nicholasborelli275]

Thank you. I'm a cellist who picked up an instrument (again) at age 59. I've been at it for four years. I find I do not have the dexterity I had as a child, so it's more difficult for me to create a truly smooth sound. Although I read music well, I joke with my fellow cellists that it's not sight reading but sight playing that's the problem. It's all about better mechanics for me. I appreciate your pedagogy.

[@kareningram1528]

I picked up the cello at age 59 as well I played the violin for 20 years then had a family an now I have time to dedicate to my cello. I agree with you where we don't have the dexterity as we did as a child I realized that right from the start lol Good luck an keep practicing because Practice makes Permanant!!!

[@cattleman6420012000]

Thank you enormously maestro. I am genuinely enormously grateful to you.

[@relativetall]

thank You so much Maestro!

[@stracello]

Grazie Maestro.

[@vdoesa]

Perfect!

[@anvar_bitson]

RIP Maestro...

[@cello39mn]

How is your bow arm so strong??? You get such a thick sound... Is it because everything is so relaxed?

[@musicaliceo]

Wery interesting!

[@jwunschie14]

@randytooth I would say almost as good as Piatigorsky...best currently alive, I would agree with you :)

[@circusclown1503]

Your not Lynn Harrell, so why does everyone think you are? I know because I'm his daughter!

[@circusclown1503]

Jk I'm not his daughter but I know ur not him