Zuill Bailey J.S. Bach Suite for Solo Cello No. 2 Prelude

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  • Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 19

  • @cello2921
    @cello2921 4 года назад +1

    Wow absolutely love this performance. I love the way these days a cellists own interpretation is considered acceptable rather than having to conform to previous masters strict guidelines. My favourite suite, played magnificently. Thankyou.

  • @JoeSeale
    @JoeSeale 2 года назад

    Always enjoy his marvelous interpretation of Bach

  • @chickenlittle438
    @chickenlittle438 8 лет назад +2

    I know this is the second time I've said this for one of Zull Bailey's videos, but it's just so amazing knowing how famous he is, and the fact that he came to my school last Tuesday and I got a picture with him😄😄He truly is.my inspiration

  • @graciana83
    @graciana83 9 лет назад +2

    Bach and Bailey... beautiful

  • @AlamoCityCello
    @AlamoCityCello 4 года назад

    Bravo Zuill! Sounds great!!

  • @shauncarroll2516
    @shauncarroll2516 3 года назад

    I would love to play in that room. Those acoustics are incredible!

    • @jerrydavis1475
      @jerrydavis1475 2 года назад

      The terracotta tiles on the floor make the acoustics great .

  • @sunnieonesotrue5868
    @sunnieonesotrue5868 4 года назад +2

    This playing brings such emotion, tears of pleasure come to my eyes.

  • @saintseiyaelpasotx
    @saintseiyaelpasotx 4 года назад

    Awesome, one day I wish I could record him at a studio.

  • @fourstrings48
    @fourstrings48 6 лет назад +1

    This very interesting performance successfully reconciles two apparently opposite characteristics. It is rather 'stop and go,' which confers upon it an attractively improvisatory flavor, as befits a prélude; and yet, the sense of continuity is never lost. Bravo, chapeau, and other words denoting admiration!

    • @sunnieonesotrue5868
      @sunnieonesotrue5868 4 года назад

      Right David, Zuill is growing more and more Masterful every year that I have the pleasure of hearing him. He makes even the Classics HIS OWN!

  • @priscillagarcia5738
    @priscillagarcia5738 8 лет назад

    I love it

  • @wefysan58
    @wefysan58 7 лет назад

    wow i've never heard it like that before

  • @pamduran2753
    @pamduran2753 3 года назад

    Beautiful so deep it touches your soul

  • @BarbaraArmijoEntirelyHis
    @BarbaraArmijoEntirelyHis 4 года назад

    SDG indeed.

  • @TJ-xr7xh
    @TJ-xr7xh 7 лет назад

    He's not famous lol . He wishes . He's a big fish In a small pond !

    • @anwyllonmusic
      @anwyllonmusic 6 лет назад +4

      Why you gotta be a troll.

    • @nickdavis965
      @nickdavis965 5 лет назад +4

      Sure he isn't Yo Yo Ma, Johanmes Moser, Pablo Fernandez, or Kian Soltani, but look at his technique and his style, that is what comes from grueling 8 hours a day practicing. Just because he isn't famous doesn't mean he isn't good. I don't know how the classical business works, but I know he has a hell of alot of connections and knows a hell of alot of people. I know I went no where with this argument. But fame isnt everything, to the people that live in El Paso he brings us amazing music and is doing a great service by providing high class music to our community, we love him and he is an inspiration. I know I sound like I might aswell bow down and kiss his feet. But El Paso is still a developing city and the fact we have something great like him and El Paso Pro Musica is a gem that not many other cities get.

    • @sunnieonesotrue5868
      @sunnieonesotrue5868 4 года назад +2

      Totally BS TJ When one has reached the level of sharing a stage with a master like Itzhak Pearlman, HE IS FAMOUS, and getting more so each passing hour.