Pablo Ferrández "TALKING CELLO" with Kian Soltani & Santiago Cañon/ Ep 3.( ESP SUBS)

[@pabloferrandez]

TOPICS : Warming up: 1:22 Injuries : 5:00 How to Approach technical passages : 7:35 Shifting: 11:28 Legato : 18:00 Competitions : 28:53 Haydn concerto, fingerings : 35: 01

[@evelynpfriem8499]

Thank you!! 😄

[@javieraliaga2528]

Gracias por los subtítulos Pablo!!! Genio!!!

[@kristadzive]

Where could i find that practice method Santiago talked about? I would love to try it! The book probably is not on the internet, is it?

[@kristadzive]

Love the content by the way, you guys are absolute legends!

[@josuevaldepenas3016]

Totally beast group of cellists here. I also would love to know what method book Santiago was talking about, if you happen to know. Seems very comprehensive!

[@niklasschrd]

38:24 Kian : Can you do it once slowly one more time? Santiago : -plays fast-

[@elisabethsturtewagen9356]

Yes sooo funny! 'Didn't play for two weeks...' he says

[@StephanieeeFloreees]

Kian: “Don’t worry! no one is judging... just the whole internet” ☠️ Haha!! I love him❤️

[@ZaddyGohan]

That is the Dream team for the popper requiem 😍😍

[@wolfgang9190]

What a great luck to have the 3 of you talking about so many interesting things about the cello in one video. Thank you very much!!

[@HuangtonSoup]

You guys should do a series where cellists(or any musicians) submit their playing and you guys offer helpful criticism.

[@kayakh.8231]

I screamed in excitement and ran in circles (in my house of course because of quarantine)!! Its the Triumvirate of cellos!

[@godieplaysmeza7217]

Este es el momento mas épico donde los 3 mejores chelistas del mundo tocan y comparten sus virtudes me siento en realidad maravilloso con este video en serio no puedo con tanto.

[@juliafiller7657]

Pablo, thanks for inviting Santiago this time. You, guys, are incredible cellists!

[@lorypollina7374]

Thanks Pablo for bringing such exciting collaborations into view- I loved when you almost spit your coffee out! (2:50) Sending gratitude and love to you all -

[@user-ok6ef9zn4f]

Wow, so Santi doesn't actually need to warm up anymore. What a beast.

[@pablodicecco567]

No puedo creer que estén los 3 en un mismo video!! Son Fanstasticos! Saludos desde Argentina.

[@da96103]

Santiago Canon? Isn't he the second place winner in the 2019 Tchaikovsky Comp? I love his Schubert Arpeggione Sonata.

[@DM-xs7oo]

Yes he is

[@felipecelis1299]

Gracias a los 3 por estos maravillosos consejos, y por ser tan abiertos. "Llevo dos semanas sin tocar" Y le sale perfecto!

[@anaisprieto5483]

Grande Santiago Cañón 💪🏻

[@diegocorrales844]

Been having major existential problems as a cellist lately. Gonna be pursuing it as my college major soon enough and I’ve been doubting how I practice, how much, my sound, technique, etc. The show always is fun to but this episode was such a big help. Young kings out here. Thank you gents!

[@freddylife2988]

Where is fourth cellist who practicing Rococo??? UTC Santiago is just genius in lightness

[@dancingkangaroo1036]

And Elgar second movement aswell??

[@martinhernandezocampo5757]

@@dancingkangaroo1036 and then dvorak

[@user-ok6ef9zn4f]

@@martinhernandezocampo5757 I think Pablo had some light music in the background

[@sneakyturtletan188]

Its probably the previous episode

[@MinTsukki]

Also, great video. You are all incredible. Thank you, Pablo, for making these videos. I feel like you talk about things people usually don't talk about and people get this idea that these great musicians are just born and they don't think that yes, they (you :D) are talented but you also put quite a bit of time into practicing, into immersing completely with your mind and body into it. In the end it all comes down to great dedication and hard, persistant work and of course passion/love for what you're doing because without it I don't think you can get very far.

[@katie4623]

You’re doing SO much for the cello community through these videos. Thank you so much and please never stop! :)

[@leonelavelazquez4880]

¡¡¡Qué genial escucharlos y aprender de ustedes!!! Sentí que fue un vídeo de 5min!!!! Ansiosa por la segunda parte 🤩♥️🥰👏🏼

[@cellosong]

Thank you all for your honesty, humility and willingness to be vulnerable here. I greatly appreciate your authenticity.

[@benjaminsmith9757]

Great video! Please have Santiago come on more! Could you please talk about trills next time? I find it hard to get them as fast as I'd like, especially in high positions.

[@robertomirandariv]

Debería ser ser una obligación, ver este video para cualquier estudiante.

[@MinTsukki]

Kian is so funny! Love him!

[@angelalorenzo]

Yayyyy new episode!! Can’t wait to watch it! ❤️🥰

[@Enrobdoolb]

When are we getting Brannon Cho? He's guapis af too

[@issaosa1826]

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

[@sellogu]

Joer estáis haciendo una revolución con este tipo de vídeos y los estudiantes os vamos a estar agradecidos para siempre, no sé sois 100% conscientes.... Esperando la segunda parte como si fuera GOT!

[@sellogu]

Ah, y ni siquiera toco el chelo

[@seansamuels7131]

Awesome, guys! Thanks for this Pablo, Kian, & Santiago. Loved the insight on Legato and the insight on warm-ups. And loved the philosophical takes on Competitions. Great stuff!

[@SUNshine-jv2we]

amazing video, i love your whole series "talking cello". i have always been so interested in the opinions of soloists like you guys. especially on practicing and all these other things, you have such interesting topics. i can´t wait to watch the next episode :) also i´m a big twoset violin fan as well :) would you consider doing more videos with these two?

[@cellorafa3807]

Hey pablo una pregunta publicarias el video del Requiem completo?🙈 Porfiis

[@Elena.lozano]

Sois geniales!!!! Queremos más de los tres!! Jaja saludos

[@vladiinsky]

Hey Pablo, you are always in good spirits. Nice company!

[@cppro_artsluiscepeda6480]

parce very good ..even good english accent,, good cellist

[@hollygrail2964]

Excellent video!! Por favor hagan una serie con los tres! .... Podrían hablar sobre cómo tocar la suite no. 6 de Bach? (Sobre todo la parte difícil de octavas con pulgar ) Y como tocar los estudios de popper y caprichos de Piatti! .... Gracias 🙏

[@ezequielcamacho5956]

Boaaaah muchísimas gracias por hacer estos vídeos!! Son realmente útiles, principalmente porque tenemos la posibilidad de escuchar 3 opiniones diferentes, cada uno hace cosas a su manera y otras veces coinciden en otras, esto es genial, muchas gracias!!!

[@marionreyes5896]

What a fun chat among three outstanding young cellists! Thank you for sharing (from an adult beginner on the cello).

[@RJCHIRINOS]

Excelente video, realmente lo disfruté mucho, no sólo son extraordinarios músicos y cellistas que es algo muy obvio, si no que son unos maestrazos! A Santiago lo sigo desde hace muchos años y realmente lo que dices sobre él y su técnica concuerdo al 100%, le he enviado varios de los links de tu canal a mis alumnos acá en Cusco (demás está decir que si un día se les antoja conocer Machu Picchu sería un honor atenderles en lo posible). Bravo, excelentes enseñanzas, es agradable ver a unos súper stars hablando de tantas cosas interesantes! Éxito!

[@anitatd4141]

Hey! Yo haciendo lo mismo con mis alumnos aquí en Toronto! Saludos. Excelentes cellistas!

[@saraiarsa5675]

Very nice! fantastic teachers during quarantine time. 🙏😁

[@ismacello667]

Más videos así!!

[@user-xk9ji8vn7d]

Three amazing cellists!!! 😍❤️❤️❤️

[@robertoparraneiracellobert809]

Genial, muchas gracias por compartir!!! Son consejos Muy motivadores

[@cellorenclasor5131]

Vaya tres máquinas!!!! Como siempre un gustazo oiros y veros!

[@reality1557]

THANK you soooo much for sharing these with us!!! it's really HELPFUL~YOU have a great sense of humor!!! LOVE YOU ALL❤️

[@michaellukerendal4340]

Love this content thank you for giving us tips and inspiring us Big thanks to you guys ☺️☺️ ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@renatocellobr]

Congrats Pablo!! Wonderful gumption. TALKING CELLO now is the must see to do during these quarantine. I´ll show it to my students. Thank you very much. Cheers from São Paulo, Brazil.

[@NoahDorfsman]

This series is so helpful and I've learned so much!

[@Sebastian_cello]

Could you please do a video of the whole popper requiem? It's one of my all time favourite pieces

[@zizaining1988]

Thank you so much for making this series, I’ve been learning a lot from them! I was wondering if it would be ok to ask a few more questions about all of yours’ musical journeys. 1. what kind of things that discourage daily and how do you get through it 2. When you go on tour with a huge list of repertoire, how do you sustain your playing in the highest level possible? 3. How did the competitions effect your career? 4. What other things you do that help you enrich your musical development? Thank you!

[@javieraliaga2528]

Genio Pablito!!!!

[@salvadorflores9104]

Me encantó ver a los tres juntos. Si hacen otro video me encantaría que pudieran hablar sobre fraseo.

[@danielkimlucas]

This episode was amazing! 😂Where can I find the book that Santi used from his first teacher? I really want to see that.

[@Iglioni]

I guess only in Colombia. There's a vídeo of him when he was almost a child playing this method.

[@juliafiller7657]

Santiago already answered this question in December on CelloBello - nowhere, this book was only available for Henryk Zarzycki's students. He never published it.

[@user-ok6ef9zn4f]

@@juliafiller7657 shame

[@juliafiller7657]

@@user-ok6ef9zn4f shame on whom?

[@user-ok6ef9zn4f]

@@juliafiller7657 it's a shame it hasn't been published. However it's ultimately the teachers decision. I'm sure it could help a lot of people.

[@sherom]

Best analysis of the bow change at the frog 20:19

[@allycello9023]

Love It!!!! "Sounds like a Pokémon"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@diegolevill2880]

Muy buena esta serie de ''podcast'' para el cellista. Algo que me gustaría que se hablase, es respecto al trabajo para un cambio de técnica, ya sea por incursionar en diferentes escuelas, o para quitarse malas costumbres, o como se les dice en Chile, quitarse ''mañas''. Se agradecen los videos y consejos, saludos!

[@JohnDuncanfiddler]

Amazing resources. Thank you for these!

[@MrWxerby]

Thanks! I love these talks! I hope to see more.

[@jesus4193]

I love this gentlemen! 👏

[@gustavwochercello1059]

I really love these discussions. It is so reassuring that even world-class cellists like the three of you struggle with certain fingerings like the scale on the a-string in the beginning of Haydn 3rd mvmt. I always thought I just wasn't good enough for that. Turns out it is actually not a good fingering that only few people seem to be able to accomplish. By the way, concerning the fingering in the 2nd mvmt, Pablo once mentioned in his video about shifting that he never shifts with the same finger, but with the next one - in this case, c(2)-d(1). Maybe that's another possibility?

[@noeclement650]

Thank you very much guys ! I have some questions about bow ! Maybe you could discuss them in a next video. How much do you bend your bows ? What kind of bows do you use ? (light or heavy, circle or octogonal) And maybe, more prosaic, what are your right hand positions on the bow ?

[@canadiancello]

Where do I find this scale book Santiago?! I have more time on my hands than I ever will, and would love to start working on being an absolute master is scales! Awesome video, I love listening and watching you guys discuss these topics. The competition vs performance section I thought was the most insightful for me. Thanks so much and look forward to more of your videos!

[@jpinzon191]

I have the D and C versions, I know where the teacher of Santiago henryk zarzycki teach today, but it's kinda far from where a I live, maybe you can contact the college. let me know your contact information if want the scales method that I have.

[@jpinzon191]

It's in Spanish BTW

[@asimkhalilov6635]

@@jpinzon191 please send me,if it is possible.my email:[e-mail]

[@daniilpade]

@@jpinzon191 Please! If anyone knows anything about where it would be possible to get my hands on that book or who I can contact, I would be very grateful..!

[@evelynpfriem8499]

I like Santiago's scales!

[@cppro_artsluiscepeda6480]

the way u set up your finger tips on the cello makes huge difference ..i proved waching u guys

[@andreasalves2501]

Lindo, perfeitos!!😍😍😍😍

[@kamilabeczka]

Maybe some tips for haydn d major concerto ? It's on every audition and would be nice to know how you play it especially 1 movement ;)

[@wavehog2696]

on 7:15 you and Kian said that you both had that injury on the wrist and I have it too but it goes and come again. I would like to ask you how you treated it. great video, as always!!

[@saraferrandez.violist]

Amaziiiing !!

[@ThatRedheadedCellist]

This is so motivational, in every way

[@victorchukwu6357]

This is awesome... Thanks

[@elisabethsturtewagen9356]

This is soooooo COOL !!! OMG Santiago, is it possible to get this technique/method book somewhere that you had to do when you were a kid? Or is the book never edited? Was it created by your former teacher Henryk Zarzycki? Thank you so much in advance for your answer!

[@PabloCubarle]

Hey Guys, great talk! what was the method that Santiago used to use that took two hours? can you share? thanks!

[@arielveiatanasovski4096]

Hey, great video! Can you please maybe also talk about Elgar's concerto?

[@첼로하는요술공주]

I like "talking cello" series 👍👍👍👍

[@yanglee3334]

What piece is that at the beginning??!!!!sooooooooo amazing!

[@kamilabeczka]

Thank you guys for the tips , you are so funny also :)))

[@jameshindle9126]

What was the piece at the begining ,it was fantastic

[@LNcello]

Popper - Requiem. Wish they would upload the complete take!

[@cindyraine8313]

Does anyone know what scales method Santiago talked about ? I would love to study seventeen fingerings for C major ^^ please ❤

[@johanrojas3034]

El maestro henrick con sus métodos, yo también vi ese libro que vio Santiago y es largo, pero de gran ayuda, saludos desde Colombia

[@jesielsilva6112]

Como se llama El Libro?

[@santiago.canonvalencia]

@@jesielsilva6112 Desafortunadamente no lo ha publicado

[@Gise-2611]

@@santiago.canonvalencia excelente momento para que sus alumnos lo hagan.. ;)

[@johannanorico]

All of my idols. What a way to get me inspired in practicing. Would really like to hear your thoughts on Bach's Cello Suite no. 6 Allemande ♥️♥️

[@Art-hb9cx]

can you do a little bit about preparing for applications/competitions ?

[@benfiggs561]

If this isn’t the highest possible tier of friend-group goals idk what is

[@SergioMendoza123]

I haven´t played in two weeks... *Proceeds to play it perfectly *

[@JihoonKcello]

In the next cello talk can you talk about the triplet part on dvorak cello concerto 1st mvt? Thanks 😊

[@guymartin6685]

It's wonderful to hear you 3 masters talking so openly and informatively. Can I ask what app you used to put this session together ?

[@hcmichele]

Santiago would already be one of the most attractive men I've seen in my life even if I didn't take the virtuosity into account, damn.

[@andreavila3375]

¿Cuál es el método con el que se formó Santiago? Por favor!

[@andreavila3375]

Su método de escalas

[@santiago.canonvalencia]

Las escalas de mi primer maestro polaco Henryk Zarzycki

[@leandroalvarez1086]

Genial Pablo! muchas gracias a los tres por compartir! Consulta: me interesaría saber de que forma grabas los vídeos (sobre todo el audio), que micrófono y dispositivos usas. Saludos!!

[@DanielaAngulo]

El vídeo que había estado esperando

[@chuangonzales5540]

Guys, what is the name of programme you are using for videocall please ? I can not find a good programme for sound quality for my online lessons with my cello teacher. This videos are great. Thank you !

[@guymartin6685]

I had the same question. Wondered if it was JamKazam.... I'm using this for quartet/trio rehearsals.

[@brunolomonaco9535]

pretty cool to know that these monsters struggles with something and particularly in the same haydn in c passages than I

[@jacobvandurme7193]

Thank you for the video again. Where could i find this technique book of Santi?

[@juliafiller7657]

Santiago already answered this question on CelloBello: his teacher never published the book. It was only available for his students.

[@samgibb-randall5743]

Love these videos! It would be cool if you get other cellists or Cello professors too, such as Sheku Kanneh-Mason and Richard Aaron. Keep up the good work!👍 Edit: this list could be lengthened, with KZbin cellists such as TwoCellos and The Piano Guys

[@taylornelson7102]

Just imagine the content we'd get if they would talk with Luka Sulic.

[@GuadalupeMartinez.M]

Hola Pablo, puede ser que Sara está estudiando viola justo cuando están grabando? Porque se escucha alguien estudiar a lo lejos... A partir del minuto 13... 😊 Estoy aquí por sus vídeos... Porque soy violista 😁. Muy bueno escucharlos a los 3, muy inspirador!! Saludos a la Diosa de Sara

[@celloplayer7838]

Thanks, guys.

[@nicholaschung8207]

YOOOO HAVE U GUYS SEEN SANTIAGOS PAGANINI STARKER VARIATIONS THT IS THE COOLEST SHIT I'VE HEARD IN MY LIFE

[@NadiA-mi9up]

¡Mi pobre corazon! 💔💔💔

[@cppro_artsluiscepeda6480]

i saw parce and kian playing hyden n1 3 part so fast briilan both of them

[@Andrejviola]

Hahaha Masters at Work.......;)

[@SergioMendoza123]

´´D is my favorite´´ Santiago Laughs xddd

[@DSRekulaar]

Santiago ... isn't Skrillex?