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Sounds really good ❤️‍🔥👏 more please

I wonder what viola Brian Issacs plays on. the tone sounds amazing.

Quem é a Viola 1 e 2??

Dsde Venezuela, GRACIAS, por la prestación humana y la interpretación impecable..Mil GRAACIAS desde mi AGRADECIDO espíritu musical, que me da paz y alegría...

Nga đã chuyển đổi đươc mô hình kinh tế thời chiến ,cần tập hơp đông minh,Băc Triều tiên ,iran hăng hái nhưng tiềm lưc khônh lơn,anh Tàu ngư ông đăc lợi

wow impression of each is opposite from what i expected from the name. And I felt you are in deep love with the lighter colored viola while i felt somewhat of a struggle trying to find a better relation with the darker one. So the lighter one is your companion , I suppose. It was good to know that modern things can do great.

I did not know that a Maggini Viola costs 3 million...

Amazing composer!

Qué HERMOSURA!!! ❤ Gracias por tan bella interpretación!

Bravo!!!

Impeccable!!!

As a luthier... there is no use comparing these two... One is a viola alto the other is a viola tenor... The two instruments were made with different schools of thought aswell. One ... The dark one... Is from an all but lost art. That of the brescian luthiers. Of which maginni was one of the few We know by name. We have very little knowledge of how the instruments where made. There is one book on the subject. These were made before strad and guarneri were even in the picture. 1500s. We know they were made without a mold or frame. Inner mold is The method out of cremona, outer frame is french. The arching on them is intense... This augmented the value of the lower strings. It's this property that made the brescian instruments so sought after... Even more so then those in cremona 30 miles away. They were also known for the dark varnish and amazing purfeling.... So... Why are these instruments so few and not very known about?... One major event that would forever change the history of violin making. The plague hit both cremona and brescia hard... It was bad... Sadly the prosperous school of thought in brescia lost every master it had... Very little was left of the once great brescian instruments... They would fall into disrepair and no one know how to fix them... So many were frankenstiened or butchard with other methods or lost to time. In cremona... Things were bad aswell but there was one bright side... Amati... The Amati family survived. Thus the father of the Amati school of thought is credited as being the father of the modern violin. Strad and guarnari would have been taught in his method... Thus today cremona school is still considered the capital of violin making... The school is free to attend... You supply room and board. Students attend from across the globe. But all is not lost for brescia... Science has made it to a point it can see what the naked eye can not... And some of the best, most esteemed, masters of our age are working hard to crack the brescian code.

Bravo….

Fantastic teacher and very capable student.

Which one is Maggini viola? The darker color one or the orangey one? Personally I like the lighter color one.

Bravo!!

What d string has the first viola?

@5:47 my tears drop.......🥲🥲🥲

Muy buena interpretación!! Una obra muy bonita y compleja.

So beautiful and such great soulful musicians. Now I am going to try to find more of this composer's work. Thank you.

Que arte!!! técnica, inspiração....👏👏

Congratulation! Please share the Viola solo sheet! ❤❤

Beautiful playing and lovely video. Thanks😊

Beautiful photography and, of course, playing! Very true words too. Looking forward to this CD's release!

Hermoso video y reflexiones profundas. Felicitaciones también por la magia de la interpretación, que por lo poquito que se puede oír aquí, es una maravilla.

Beautiful playing and video! ❤

Me encanta!! Muchísimas gracias!

Enhorabuena, Pablo!!

Beautiful!

Bravissimo ,che meraviglia ❤

Enhorabuena Pablo. Rod y Angela

Pablo❤

Bravo 🎉

How can I get the music?? You sound amazing!!!

Speachless!!

You made them sound incredible, they are both gorgeous!!

So beautiful!!

Gorgeous piece and an unbelievable performance!!!

Very nice, I found this cause I always thougt this concerto would also be very suitable for viola. Today I was confirmed

Hi, there... Could you tell us, please, which string brand/s you are using?

II really enjoyed the performance

Bravo

Beautiful! Have you thought of transcribing Janacek’s ‘Pohadka’? I think it could become a smashing success

Formidable. Bravo

Bravo - Luscious sound!

I really like the dark brown one. Rich and delicious tone. I don’t know which is which.

Nicely done ... Always good to hear the ending played well.

Beautiful!

The Maggini is an amazing instrument but I like his Chaudière better. Just my personal preference of tone and what looks easier to play.

The Chaudiere has a slight more even sound over all and is slightly muted in comparison to the Maggini which is slightly clearer or brighter. I much prefer the Claudiere viola. I am a 65 year old retired professional concert level violist, teacher, composer, choirmaster and organist. Have held several principal and asst. principal positions, studied with Trampler, Schotten, Ozawa, Bernstein, Tennstadt, Burton Fine and Joseph Pietropaulo, Richard Lert, Colin Davis, David Willcocks, George Guest, Irving Ilmer, Joseph Ceo, Milton Katims and Primrose.