Congratulations! My guess is, that Schumann himself might have been very pleased with this arrangement and performance. It makes much more sense to play this concerto on viola than on violin (Schumann's own transcription) Do you still use the Chaudiere viola and the Müller bow (the one you won at the Tertis competition?) It sounds great!
Bravo, dear Ettore! I'am looking for the music of your brilliant arrangement...if you like, please contact me on FB, Messenger: by the way I can send to you my transcription of Rachmaninoff Prelude g-minor, which is on RUclips, or Celeste Aida by Verdi... Greetings from Munich, Ernst
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Beautiful storyteller of the viola and aspirational artiste!
He's one of the greatest violist of all time,Bravo , I'd love to study with him
Congratulations! My guess is, that Schumann himself might have been very pleased with this arrangement and performance.
It makes much more sense to play this concerto on viola than on violin (Schumann's own transcription)
Do you still use the Chaudiere viola and the Müller bow (the one you won at the Tertis competition?) It sounds great!
Congratulation! Please share the Viola solo sheet! ❤❤
Very nice, I found this cause I always thougt this concerto would also be very suitable for viola. Today I was confirmed
Bravo - wonderfully played, Ettore!! Which orchestra were you performing with? Who's the conductor?
Nice sound.
Bravo, dear Ettore! I'am looking for the music of your brilliant arrangement...if you like, please contact me on FB, Messenger: by the way I can send to you my transcription of Rachmaninoff Prelude g-minor, which is on RUclips, or Celeste Aida by Verdi... Greetings from Munich, Ernst