The harpsichordist is quite good. The violinist, however, needs work, particularly on her intonation. With the use of a harpsichord (instead of a piano) for accompaniment, the violinist's style should be more baroque, particularly using very little vibrato (in any case, this violinist's vibrato needs work). The baroque style should be light, whereas this violinist's rendering is quite ponderous. The second movement was particularly so (this is not a matter of tempo, but style). The third movement was somewhat better, but was still too ponderous. Baroque should dance! Using less bow could help considerably. The modern bow is about 70 cm long, whereas the baroque bow is closer to 60 cm.
I found the opposite. The violinist was very good but the keyboard player is lacking timing. He’s throwing off the violinist. He may not be ready to accompany.
@@damienkline8638this is baroque music. I don’t like thinking of it being perfectly metric. Although I do understand more of it may be required for chamber music rather than solo performance. That said, I think my main complaint about this video, which is now dated, was my note accuracy, and the violist’s intonation, and in general listening. See, if either of us were really 100% pay attention to each other, I think things would’ve flexed enough to accommodate agogics. All of that has since improved.
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The harpsichordist is quite good. The violinist, however, needs work, particularly on her intonation. With the use of a harpsichord (instead of a piano) for accompaniment, the violinist's style should be more baroque, particularly using very little vibrato (in any case, this violinist's vibrato needs work). The baroque style should be light, whereas this violinist's rendering is quite ponderous. The second movement was particularly so (this is not a matter of tempo, but style). The third movement was somewhat better, but was still too ponderous. Baroque should dance! Using less bow could help considerably. The modern bow is about 70 cm long, whereas the baroque bow is closer to 60 cm.
sorry but i don't think this is the right place to give unsolicited opinions on someone's playing
I found the opposite. The violinist was very good but the keyboard player is lacking timing. He’s throwing off the violinist. He may not be ready to accompany.
@@damienkline8638this is baroque music. I don’t like thinking of it being perfectly metric. Although I do understand more of it may be required for chamber music rather than solo performance. That said, I think my main complaint about this video, which is now dated, was my note accuracy, and the violist’s intonation, and in general listening. See, if either of us were really 100% pay attention to each other, I think things would’ve flexed enough to accommodate agogics. All of that has since improved.