THE CELLO 1971-1980 | The DECADE OF CELLO HEROES

In this video, we're taking a look at the cellists of the 1970s. This was a really important decade for the cello, and there were some amazing cellists in this decade. Now, this is my list, but you have the chance to put your comments in the comment section below with your list! Hope you will enjoy!
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[@petertrubody8463]

Thanks for this. My Cello education has been enhanced

[@pauljack2267]

Steven Isserlis is one of my favorite cellists. Glad you mentioned him too✨ .

[@ChamberfestSemanaSanta]

I just love these series. Thank you so much for making them. We need more education! Can’t wait for the next one!

[@dionbaillargeon4899]

If I'm not wrong, Starker's footage is from his legendary 1988 Tokyo recital. He also played Bach 3 and the Kodály sonata. The whole recital is insane. A true monument to cello playing. I regard Starker as the greatest technician of the modern cello. He always dealt with minute technical issues in his master classes and was so helpful. I think the fact he was able to play with ease virtuoso passages even at an old age is prove of how "healthy" his technique was. I can't wait for the female pioneers' video!

[@SamsonCheung]

Starker was of a generation older than those mentioned in this clip. His reputation was on part with Piatiagorsky and Leonard Rose.

[@yaoliu8201]

Yes!, you have Truls Mork - The Best

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Absolutely! In fact, he is one of my biggest heroes!

[@uxnosidda]

Hell yea Lynn Harrell. You should have chosen footage from his Kol Nidrei Papal concert, one of my favorite youtube videos ever

[@RJ986S]

I've been waiting for this follow-up video! It's so satisfying, too. I absolutely love the cello, the artists presented here, the music, and the performances. Thank you so much for putting this together! You are a good man, and your efforts are sincerely appreciated!!

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Thank you so much for your kind words and for watching! And remember, this is a series, so there will be more episodes like that!

[@ceciliahuang3984]

Another great one that you didn’t mention is Miklós Perényi. His recording of the Arpeggione Sonata with Andras Schiff is the most beautiful rendition I’ve ever heard. And of course it’s not just that piece!

[@remypa]

Thank you for this history 🙏 You've never changed to make useful videos! ❤

[@shaykavanagh3734]

Thanks Llia. That’s a great insight into how other brilliant cellists leave their mark on music. Can’t wait for the next one 😊😊

[@joaospontao]

Great video Ilia! Waiting for the next one already!

[@LOVELYCELLO]

Huge thanks for you sir! and I do love your cello old and new !

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

You are welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@andersjssjss1200]

Yes, Antonio Menese is the only Brazilian to win the Tchaikovsky competition! I really like the cellist Susanne Beer, have you met her?

[@cesarrod8074]

Great video! Please, tutorial for fast string crossing. Con y sin ligadura. (How much are the fingers, wrist and elbow involved?) Gracias!

[@FilipSandecomposer]

WoW! Truls Mørk!

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

For me the best of this list. And maybe one of the greatest of all times. His sound is supernatural 🙏🏻

[@ericoschmitt]

Starker's song made me laugh :)

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Well yeah, quite unexpected 😂

[@spinozareader]

Aaah, Jacqueline and Janos....

[@deisebarcellos]

Amei! Excelente vídeo ! Dessa geração na minha humilde opinião Truls Mork é o melhor, o concerto tocado por ele de Haydn e Dvorak são os mais lindos que eu já escutei!

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Obrigado! Ao respeito de Truls Mørk, eu concordo. Na verdade, ele é uma fonte de inspiração para mim! O som dele é único!

[@MsCellobass]

I saw a video of Hauser making fun of Yoyo Ma and other well known cellists - hilarious 😂!!

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

That video was indeed hilarious! Very old video, but iconic 😂

[@joelzenny]

What piece is Anner Bylsma playing in that clip of him?

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Hi! The piece is from Cello Suite No. 1 by Bach. It’s the Courante from that Cello Suite.

[@CanadianDivergent]

Hienrich Schiff, I guess Rostropovich would have been too old. Leonard Rose, what about Maisky? Greenhouse? Paul Katz?

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Check out the other video “THE CELLO 1891-1971 | THE CELLISTS YOU NEED TO KNOW” kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHLWoZSBlLifb6s

[@davidmangeruga4963]

And Jacqueline du pre?

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

You did not watch the whole video. Ai ai ai! 😂

[@pianistbrunodelorenzo]

Did you live in Brazil?? Where??

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Yes! I lived first in São Paulo from 2015-2018. Then from 2020 until 2022 in Vitória, and now I am thinking to come back. Right now I am in Brazil! E obviamente eu falo Português!

[@martinosimionato1536]

Mosha may sky?

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Mischa Maisky was in the first episode of it! You can find him there!

[@DravenKSW]

He was on the video for the earlier years.

[@martinosimionato1536]

@@IliaLaporevcellist my bad hahaha. Wow I have also spellt so bad Misha maisky

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Mosha May Sky 😂 I will never forget that! I swear, I was laughing hard here reading your comment!