Pablo Ferrández “ TALKING CELLO” with Zlatomir Fung

[@zlatomirfung6876]

Thank you so much for having me as a guest! It was a total pleasure & honor to chat with you :)

[@kalebeguilherme380]

I would love to hear the Glière pieces, any chance you can post something online? Greetings from Brasil

[@DomenicoMilone]

Man you have a wonderfully contagious laughter

[@FightOn207]

Can you make more talking cello please!

[@SUNshine-jv2we]

yes finally another episode of talking cello :) love it!

[@jorgevillavicencio2955]

Pablo, we need a new series. Visit Zlatomir at Julliard and record a class with him.

[@annabellej.8047]

Recently my Teacher and I talked about the possibility of expressiv Intonation, like you talked about what Yo is doing. I just love the concept of thinking, 'how can I use the range of tune for musical expression and ambience?'. Mindblowing!

[@jerrywetherall9612]

Just fabulous. These guys are so warm and generous in addition to being superb cellists.

[@hollygrail2964]

Por qué tan triste, Pablo? Excelente entrevista!! Muchas gracias!

[@cezarcasian5206]

Pablo , please , make an talking cello with Jonathan Roozeman , I really wait for that.

[@danielagonzalezcamacho5242]

Qué bueno que regresó Talking Cello, gracias a los dos:)

[@hanetrob]

Great stuff. Could you please start each session with a brief discussion about the instrument? It is always nice to get details on what type of cello the guest is playing and some history. Hopefully others agree. Thanks for making great content.

[@mccafferyfamily]

Great video, love to hear about these approaches to practice, bowing or song interpretation.

[@Juanclv]

Bravo! Fantástica entrevista. Pena que haya sido tan breve, supongo que por problemas de agenda. A ver si se repite el encuentro con más calma. Vaya par de cracks del violoncello. Qué decir de Pablo, uno de los mejores de su generación, y que desmonta el tópico bobo de que los músicos jóvenes suelen ser muy técnicos pero fríos. Y de Zlatomir, me encanta su imaginación, su variedad y buen gusto en el fraseo y articulación, aparte de ser un fenómeno con la técnica, claro. Y me gusta también su interés por el repertorio menos trillado, siempre buscando música nueva o poco tocada. Merecido ganador del concurso Chaikovsky, en mi opinión.

[@jamesjordan4796]

Im super happy these are making a return!!

[@maxwung]

What an interesting video! Very fascinating insights into shifts, lots of food for thought. Thank you Pablo for the new vid!

[@askaryambus]

Zlatomir has the best laugh.

[@ezraschwartz5201]

Thank you! This interview series is interesting and inspiring- please continue with it 😀

[@wolfgang9190]

A fantastic chapter, as always. Lots of useful tips, and invaluable thoughts on how to approach the Elgar concerto. Thank you so much!! :))

[@milim3dia965]

Wooooo another episode!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@LittleHarryBrother1]

Nice to see you back with another episode!

[@anasmenendezmartinez7527]

Mil Gracias, Maestros.

[@seansamuels7131]

Good Stuff! Glad you're back and your guest Zlatomir Fung was awesome! I love that he played! To highlight an example. I want you to do more of this in your interviews. Both you and your guest. Thank!

[@angelalorenzo]

Absolutely loved it 👏🏻❤️

[@magdalinekovalchuk]

You should do a video with Jian Wang!!

[@sneakyturtletan188]

what a great laugh

[@CelloFellow11]

Great as usual! Love this series!

[@powerd0wn]

Hi Pablo, great content as usual! Could you please make a video about things or tips you eventually have learned from guests? Thanks

[@jennifertejada1645]

I love both you guys so together is even better! I wonder if it’s the camera angle or if Pablo’s cello is quite a bit larger than Zlatomir’s?! So interesting. We are still at half size in our house. ☺️

[@diegocorrales844]

It is mainly the angle, but Pablo’s cello is indeed larger than Zlatomir’s.

[@Dparrey]

Man this could have been double the length. I really enjoy the excitement when discussing little details.

[@carlosgimenezmartinez9102]

Hola Pablo! Ahora que tienes el tour con Mutter sería una pasada un talking cello con ella! Un abrazo

[@LCe110]

Amazing! Would love to see your fellow Kronberg alumni Hayoung Choi if the chance arises on another ep :)

[@lizxiao2925]

Very interesting! Thank you guys!!

[@J0taCello]

Una de mis partes favoritas; cuando le dices a la chica que vas a cortar la parte donde interrumpe la entrevista, y lo dejas para que todos lo veamos xD Gracias Pablo, por continuar con la serie. Esto es de lo mejor que he encontrado en KZbin, se ha convertido en una ventana para acercarnos a otros excelentes violonchelistas como tú, pero de una forma informal y relajada. Me reí mucho en este episodio. Gracias de nuevo!!

[@MusicaAngela]

Thank you Pablo for talking with such a wonderful young cellist! Watch his recent CelloBello chat for some great tips on fingerings.

[@dearbornpop]

I’m reminded of the Professor from Money Heist! 😊

[@ivansendetskiy1829]

So interesting, thank you! Gautier plz)

[@gauthiervanhoutte9399]

Beautiful video, what is the cello zlatomir fung is using? It's just beautiful.

[@elenatomarchio2737]

Muchas gracias siempre!!! Podrías explicar en otro vídeo lo que decías de el brazo izquierdo ligero y lo dedos fuertes? Me pareció súper interessante!!! Gracias!

[@Lwayte]

Hmmm. Practicing with a tuner. Haven’t tried that before. I would have enjoyed hearing more about that.

[@Кенджи-ш4д]

Два человека в видео: Интересно пообщались. Инструменты: Нам скучно. Люди: Где игра?

[@specialperson335]

Can you do Roozeman? And please ask him about his tone and vibrato :))

[@mariascott9101]

Dresden is my daughter name dresden melody and she is learning cello

[@Anastasia-sz2qp]

There was no need to mention that😂

[@cezarcasian5206]

Jonathan Roozeman

[@mariajosemarti7509]

Sería posible tener los subtítulos en español? 🙏🏼

[@CanadianDivergent]

is Fung playing a 7/8ths cello?

[@vanbito5897]

Deberían traer a John Henry Crawford!

[@migdaoliva2003]

Seria la ostia si tuviera subtítulos en español, ahí humildemente habemos unos cuantos que no sabemos Inglés