Awfully kind of you... thanks a lot! In "Ancient Music" there is often a lot of musical humor. We don't always "get it", maybe because sometimes we take Classical Music too seriously. But composers and musicians liked this kind of thing, like quoting a few bars of another piece. All the best!
Hallo lieber Korneel, hallo liebe Haruko, grandioso! ich sah erst heute diese phantastische Interpretation des Vanhal-Konzertes in Eurer special Version! So gute Ideen, so frisch und lebendig - einfach perfekt! Großartig! Nun wünsche ich mir die Sperger-Konzerte in dieser Art! Bleibt bitte gesund und macht weiter so schöne Sachen!!
Merci beaucoup. Oui, Patrick était un grand ami et on pense souvent à lui. Je joue encore chaque jour sur ma B21 (accord Viennois, boyau) et j'ai le sentiment qu'il est là et qu'il m'inspire...
What an amazing looking bass. This is one of my favourite version of this piece! Also its fun to see so many pieces mashed up in one performance. Thanks for the treat!
❤ Thank you so much! I love the bass in all its shapes and forms, but the g-violone is a truly heavenly instrument and i always regret not being better at it... tough choice, i guess. Whichever it is, enjoy playing and enjoy life every day!
@@harukokorneel6585 I bought a g-violone and am really enjoying it. I have already played with our gamba group - those low notes add so much to a consort. I may also buy a small UB in the future - I need the shorter string length. Keep recording please!
Thank you very much, I enjoyed listening and seeing both of you playing. Is there any relation with Boccherini's concerto for cello in G ? Am I wrong if I recognize the theme of the 1st movement from Boccherini concerto in the beginning of Vanhal concerto ?
Hi, thanks for your comment! Apart from the dotted rhythm descending cascade i don’t really hear many similarities between the two concerti, and such formulas were in themselves not all that original: within a classical harmonic and melodic framework, they are bound to pop up in several works that are quite unrelated. Then again, composers would freely borrow each other’s ideas. I doubt, however, that there is a direct influence here. Thanks for the remark, it was a reason to listen to Boccherini once again :-)
@@harukokorneel6585 Thank you for your fast answer and your explainations. I wasn't enaugh aware of this common formula in music for strings of the classical period.
Hi, great performance and great channel, subscribed immediately. Could you please give all of us your point of view about famous ditterdorf bass concert in eb major? I'm approaching the concert in viennese tuning, and i find some bow strokes really hard to execute. Above all in the third mvt. Thanks in advance!
Ciao Alessio, thanks for your nice comment. In my upcoming book "Meta Hodos" there will be a lengthy explanation about Ditterdorf, amongst others. Publishing date is early december... As to the bow strokes, since there are almost no articulations indicated in the manuscript, you can feel free to fill them in yourself. The score is not meant to be played exactly as written. That means, you have a lot of freedom in arranging the bowings and articulations as you want, as long as you stay in the Classical style. For the moment there is no Dittersdorf video planned, but i might do one next year. In the meantime, feel free to make the bass part easier to bow!
@@viennesetuningchannel6101 thank you! I'll follow your advice, this tuning is really interesting and the gut strings, being so sensitive, made me rethink about bow hold and body weight on the right arm. Keep working on these sources. By the way, useful. See you!
Your playing is outstanding. Could you kindly add the number of strings this bass has, as well as the tuning you are using, to the video description above?
So incredible! The link to the original manuscript does not seem to be working. Do you know where I might be able to find it? I'm trying to do some research on this work and it would be so helpful to me. Thank you, and once again I really enjoyed your performance!
Dear Lindsay, first of all many thanks for your nice words... i just checked and the concerto is still there, on the IMSLP site. I don't know why you can't seem to make the link work. Just try imslp.com and go from there? Also, on the viennese-tuning.com website you can find my book "Meta Hodos", which contains a lengthy analysis and a technical explanation of the Vanhal concerto. I hope that can help you with your research. Good luck, take care, enjoy life!
If the link doesn't work directly (there does seem to be something strange going on there) just type "imslp vanhal" or "imslp vanhal double bass" in your browser and you should get there. Ganbatte kudasai!
When i was pursuing music i played this with an orchestra i was principal bass. I think i made the correct choice to stop taking it serious and do a different carreer. This is not good. The bass playing is dorky and gut strings sound bad on bass. No objective rating system. Good riddance
Not gonna lie, you caught me off guard with the Per questa bella mano :) . Beautiful
Awfully kind of you... thanks a lot! In "Ancient Music" there is often a lot of musical humor. We don't always "get it", maybe because sometimes we take Classical Music too seriously. But composers and musicians liked this kind of thing, like quoting a few bars of another piece. All the best!
absolutely wonderful ❤thank you
Thank you very much!
Hallo lieber Korneel, hallo liebe Haruko, grandioso! ich sah erst heute diese phantastische Interpretation des Vanhal-Konzertes in Eurer special Version! So gute Ideen, so frisch und
lebendig - einfach perfekt! Großartig! Nun wünsche ich mir die Sperger-Konzerte in dieser Art!
Bleibt bitte gesund und macht weiter so schöne Sachen!!
Vielen Dank! Sperger 1, 2, und 4 kommen bald... herrliche Musik... hoffentlich alles vor Jahresende. Viele Grüsse aus Belgien!
I'm an absolute fan of Korneel's cadenza in Adagio... divine!
As i remember, your own cadenzas are really really nice too! K
Magnifique.
I can see a Patrick Charton suitbass behind you. ❤
Merci beaucoup. Oui, Patrick était un grand ami et on pense souvent à lui. Je joue encore chaque jour sur ma B21 (accord Viennois, boyau) et j'ai le sentiment qu'il est là et qu'il m'inspire...
@@viennesetuningchannel6101 You can see my Charton basses on this channel :-)
You can see my Charton basses on the 17sweet17be channel.
The viola d'amore is such a weird looking instrument, I love it.
:-) same here :-)
I'd love to see the viola family back!
Thank you for this wonderful and spontaneus Master performance, full of life !
Thank you for your support since the beginning...we appreciate it very much. New videos coming soon!
Beautiful!
Thank you very much!
Absolutely magnificent!
Thank you so much!
Outstanding sound, I love it!
BRAVIIII!!!! ...
Bella versione ...
👍👍👍👍👍
👏👏👏👏👏
Grazie!
Amazing!
I like it
What an amazing looking bass. This is one of my favourite version of this piece! Also its fun to see so many pieces mashed up in one performance. Thanks for the treat!
Bravo!
This is so refreshing!
Thank you very much ! Happy New Year :-)
lovely
Thanks :-)
My back hurts!!
Mine doesn't 🙂
You two are amazing! I love it!! I play viola and gambas, and am currently deciding if I will buy a g-violone or a small bass.
❤ Thank you so much! I love the bass in all its shapes and forms, but the g-violone is a truly heavenly instrument and i always regret not being better at it... tough choice, i guess. Whichever it is, enjoy playing and enjoy life every day!
@@harukokorneel6585 I bought a g-violone and am really enjoying it. I have already played with our gamba group - those low notes add so much to a consort. I may also buy a small UB in the future - I need the shorter string length. Keep recording please!
Simple put, you both sound awesome, cheers!
Thanks a lot. Very nice of you. Stay safe, all the best!
Gotta love the one-person orquestra
Wonderfully. Mozart would proud ! Per quest Bella Mano my favorite piece) I was really happy to hear it with my favorite classic concerto
Thanks a lot!
Wonderful
Fantástico 👏👏👏👏 💪💪💪❤️
Genial!
Brody Delestre(Brasil Rio de Janeirto)
Thank you so much.
More things coming soon.
All the best, enjoy life!
🎵🎶fufufu💞
Bravo! Verheiratete Liebe läuft über. Großartig!
Dōmo arigatō :-)
Musik und Liebe...eine grossartige Kombination. Viele Grüsse aus Brüssel!
Thank you very much, I enjoyed listening and seeing both of you playing.
Is there any relation with Boccherini's concerto for cello in G ?
Am I wrong if I recognize the theme of the 1st movement from Boccherini concerto in the beginning of Vanhal concerto ?
Hi, thanks for your comment! Apart from the dotted rhythm descending cascade i don’t really hear many similarities between the two concerti, and such formulas were in themselves not all that original: within a classical harmonic and melodic framework, they are bound to pop up in several works that are quite unrelated. Then again, composers would freely borrow each other’s ideas. I doubt, however, that there is a direct influence here. Thanks for the remark, it was a reason to listen to Boccherini once again :-)
@@harukokorneel6585 Thank you for your fast answer and your explainations.
I wasn't enaugh aware of this common formula in music for strings of the classical period.
SUPER!
Thank you so much! Very kind of you!
Hi, great performance and great channel, subscribed immediately. Could you please give all of us your point of view about famous ditterdorf bass concert in eb major? I'm approaching the concert in viennese tuning, and i find some bow strokes really hard to execute. Above all in the third mvt. Thanks in advance!
Ciao Alessio, thanks for your nice comment. In my upcoming book "Meta Hodos" there will be a lengthy explanation about Ditterdorf, amongst others. Publishing date is early december... As to the bow strokes, since there are almost no articulations indicated in the manuscript, you can feel free to fill them in yourself. The score is not meant to be played exactly as written. That means, you have a lot of freedom in arranging the bowings and articulations as you want, as long as you stay in the Classical style. For the moment there is no Dittersdorf video planned, but i might do one next year. In the meantime, feel free to make the bass part easier to bow!
@@viennesetuningchannel6101 thank you! I'll follow your advice, this tuning is really interesting and the gut strings, being so sensitive, made me rethink about bow hold and body weight on the right arm. Keep working on these sources. By the way, useful. See you!
genious!
Your playing is outstanding. Could you kindly add the number of strings this bass has, as well as the tuning you are using, to the video description above?
looks like a 5 string, from the bottom D A D F# A
So incredible! The link to the original manuscript does not seem to be working. Do you know where I might be able to find it? I'm trying to do some research on this work and it would be so helpful to me. Thank you, and once again I really enjoyed your performance!
Dear Lindsay, first of all many thanks for your nice words... i just checked and the concerto is still there, on the IMSLP site. I don't know why you can't seem to make the link work. Just try imslp.com and go from there? Also, on the viennese-tuning.com website you can find my book "Meta Hodos", which contains a lengthy analysis and a technical explanation of the Vanhal concerto. I hope that can help you with your research. Good luck, take care, enjoy life!
If the link doesn't work directly (there does seem to be something strange going on there) just type "imslp vanhal" or "imslp vanhal double bass" in your browser and you should get there. Ganbatte kudasai!
@@harukokorneel6585 great, thank you!
😀😀
If you like Vanhal, check this videoscore! ruclips.net/video/vp73qwYX2VM/видео.html
That's a funny lookin guitar
A hippy contribution.
Austrians are odd folk anyway!
🙃
When i was pursuing music i played this with an orchestra i was principal bass. I think i made the correct choice to stop taking it serious and do a different carreer. This is not good. The bass playing is dorky and gut strings sound bad on bass.
No objective rating system. Good riddance
Good luck with your different career. Enjoy life and be happy :-)