Sammartini Cello Sonata in G

[@claudelamedica616]

When I was a student at Juilliard Pre-College on Saturday’s, my lesson was in the same room Leonard Rose taught during the week at the college. He left his amazing Amati cello in the closet for some reason. My cello teacher took it out of the case and let me play it. I pretty much never sounded better. I decided not to be a musician in life, but this was a thrill I will always remember.

[@whitakbricks6085]

Allegro;0:00 Grave;3:04 Vivace;7:50

[@MrIowabrap]

That gorgeous slow movement just made my night...

[@NiniMushu]

The way he plays it makes it sound so cheerful!

[@Misskredenc]

I need to play it like him! It's wonderful, played with unworldliness and energy, I can't believe my ears!

[@Binehier]

😅 Sehr lustig gespielt:)!! Noch nie so fröhlich und exzentrisch gehört.

[@builderbros554]

I just started practicing this piece!

[@ПростоАртём-ц7н]

same...

[@lasbore5395]

Me toooh

[@musicleeinclined]

@celloman300 Felix Salmond was a teacher of Leonard Rose, if that is who you were wondering. I see that John Sant'Ambrogio also studied with Leonard Rose. John Sant'Ambrogio and Yuan Tung were stand partners in the St. Louis Symphony for a number of years.

[@hyoyoun5803]

Love Leonard Rose’s performance!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This is a great gift to cello lovers

[@alij5492]

Wonderful!

[@whitakbricks6085]

And Leonard Rose is my great grandteacher meaning my teacher's teacher was Leonard Rose

[@palomaluna5779]

At two removes: was he not then simply your grandteacher?

[@jasongettinger6866]

Therefore Rose is your grandteacher, unless he was the teacher or your teacher's teacher. My great grand teacher is the late Janos Starker.

[@wildeman3642]

my grandteacher is Leonard Rose as well.

[@a.hoffmann370]

Lynn Harrel is your teacher??

[@jcwaaa]

Me too!

[@alangeorgecherry]

wonderful, beautifully played

[@투더문]

0:00 1악장 시작 3:05 2악장 시작 7:51 3악장 시작

[@bidarw]

Great! Cheerful, aggressiveand lively!

[@janetholmes688]

Movements 2 and 3 on NYSSMA level 6 list. Check the required edition carefully. This recording omits double stops in the 2nd movement…

[@bidarw]

I'm playing this piece too!! You play it wonderfully!!!

[@nikol6900]

I practice it right now!!!

[@jdtrozsnyai]

It's a great interpretation.Thank you for sharing!

[@kimko1o]

Same for me. Those 16th notes are pretty intense...

[@sunsj007]

cellist: Leonard Rose read the "about"

[@happyzinny]

Allegro 0:00 Grave 3:01 Vivace 7:50

[@whitakbricks6085]

Love your name "RosinZombie88"

[@nertin123]

PERFECT!!!

[@cellomaniac94]

its really nice!!5 from me

[@fourstrings48]

A very attractive performance. But I would like to point out that the traditional ascription of this sonata to Sammartini is baseless. It is a well established fact that the work was written by the French cellist Martin Berteau.

[@wildeman3642]

can you point out the source for this? I'm not disagreeing I would just like to learn more about this as I have not heard it before and there is nothing about it in the Oxford Library archives.

[@narpouo]

is there any way I can locate the original Sammartini score?

[@N1ckelD1me]

playing the grave and vivace for an upcoming solo :0

[@helenagothicangel13]

@WhatWham PRETTY good? THIS IS LEONARD ROSE!!!

[@talkingtechnically3381]

love this song :)

[@miriamhollerweger2786]

It is called a piece No offense I just wanted to clear that :)

[@WhatWham]

i'm playing this piece right now this guy's pretty good :D love the grace notes

[@georgesherrill3371]

Which Sammartini, Giuseppe or Giovanni Battista?

[@jakobgrabenhorst1455]

what a beauty

[@florentinecellist]

can someone send me the sheet music for this sonata? :)

[@XXmonkiXX]

Where can I get the music sheet?

[@RachelXu]

suzuki vol. 8

[@jacktsai1878]

do you need to trill

[@whitakbricks6085]

I am currently (February 2016) learning this song and personally think it should but that's just my opinion :)

[@Kevin-xd2yv]

Maybe not while learning but otherwise yeah.

[@Rhapsodyguy]

Pianist?

[@whitakbricks6085]

Somebody 😅

[@limito9012]

Not a bot for sure

[@shu-lingwang5802]

太棒了!

[@celle0106]

No advertisement in a whole sonata...this is so unrespectful....

[@MinecraftDiamonds]

Diss anybody know if this piece needs vibrato? My teacher Rod McGrath told me it shouldn't.

[@MinecraftDiamonds]

Thanks!

[@hannahxu9607]

Minecraft Diamonds ya u need vibrato at like the last notes and stuff like dat

[@Shawn_2258]

its so hard i practice this piece

[@talkingtechnically3381]

+Orian Agreed

[@whitakbricks6085]

+Camille Toubol Same

[@MichaelRupprecht]

This piece was not composed by Sammartini! It is composed in a total different (later) style by Martin Berteau and has nothing to do with Sammartini. I can not beleive, how people can think, this could be composed by Sammartini, its so totally different from Sammartinis style!

[@watson498]

MichaelRupprecht I'm pretty sure it's like a teacher started it and students finished it or the other way around

[@splodinatekabloominate846]

It's listed as Sammartini/Berteau in Region auditions

[@uur_mum]

Hi Michael, I'm doing a research paper on the third movement of this piece. Do you know of any academic sources that confirm your belief that this was actually composed by Berteau? It would be incredibly helpful, thanks!

[@remotecontroloo]

ok :) where should I send it?

[@albertovazquez420]

Where o can find the sheet

[@RachelXu]

suzuki vol. 8

[@remotecontroloo]

sure just give me your e-mail

[@astabundgaardwanscher7409]

He don't frase so much and he dont like to take the bow of the string in the beginning😂😂😂 But he also play's very beautiful.😃

[@juanantonioperezizquierdo6330]

precioso, pero sería más difícil si tocara las dobles cuerdas en el 2º movimiento

[@georgechang3400]

So what?

[@rustydusty-vz6lh]

Damn wtf

[@MichaelRupprecht]

No no, Composer: Martin Berteau! Is't a historical mistake! plz look at google!

[@isseiwatanabe1731]

No no, Composer: dall'Abaco Is't a historical mistake! plz look at: arizona.openrepository.com/arizona/handle/10150/185470

[@celloer13]

Id like to hear you play it better

[@watson498]

rrrogadat it's not him playing it. Read the description before making a comment

[@sunsj007]

composer: Giovanni Battista Sammartini

[@darmuavango9924]

Correction: composer Martin Berteau

[@ellada7078]

Ребят, ну не ритмично.

[@hsojneeuq]

@NiniMushu i enjoyed this, and i agree it does sound very cheerful... but i also think that for what mr. Rose is capable of in technique he is lacking in soul. The whole first movement sounded the same.

[@amberschwister8521]

He plays it so roughly :(

[@Chibb16778]

way to fast i think; kinda sounded like u were rushing. it was very cheerful though.

[@phelsingius]

this sux way too fast

[@elisabethlililatigresse840]

Quel compositeur médiocre ! Pourquoi perdre du temps à jouer et écouter de telles musiques ?!

[@mariemusic5113]

Elisabeth Lili la Tigresse mais alors si vous critiquez aidez à ne pas perdre de temps et dites moi ou je peux trouver les vôtres qui son si intéressante !

[@baya6002]

Allegro 0:00 Grave 3:01 Vivace 7:50

[@whitakbricks6085]

What's that supposed to mean?

[@baya6002]

Whitakbricks a copy paste of an older comment

[@watson498]

Whitakbricks it's time stamps for the different movements