Prof. Maria Kliegel & Larsen Strings for Cello. The Importance of Strings Part I (of IV).

Prof. Maria Kliegel & Larsen Strings for Cello. The Importance of Strings Part I (of IV).
Professor at the Cologne Academy of Music, Maria Kliegel discusses the possibilities and opportunities of cello strings with Larsen Strings. As for many cellists who have played our A and D strings for quite some years like Maria, our Il Cannone for Cello strings now offer the natural stage in evolution as the alternative of choice for your G and C.
We are both delighted and honoured to have spent this time with Maria with her engaging style and insightful observations. A true inspiration and we hope that these discussions prove as fascinating to you.
The Importance of Strings Part I (of IV)
'About string set-up and demands on response and sound quality'
Prof. Maria Kliegel (Cologne)
Bürgermeisterhaus in Essen, Germany
Dr. Thomas Zwieg, VP Product Development, Larsen Strings A/S
Videographer: Björn Sörensen
#larsenstrings #mariakliegel #cello

[@serafin1719]

Such class… she is a boss!!

[@liamnevilleviolist1809]

2:12/2:13 the word "mixture" - don't worry Professor Kliegel - you said it perfectly fine the first time. I know you have an accent, but really your English is a lot better than a lot of English-speaking-only people that I know! Your subtle correction charmed me, and I know just from this that you must be a very sensitive musician and woman. Thank you for being a part of this video!!

[@carrieannkouri2151]

Thank you for sharing.

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

It looks like she's using Flatwound Strings and that's correct because they're essentially Flatwound strings.