Hermosa entrevista Pablo, gracias! I was lucky enough to hear Aurora Natola play that cello in Buenos Aires, it would be around 1981. In Bach's suite in C Major, when finishing the first arpeggio at the beginning and playing the low C, she separated the cello from her body, as if she wanted the sound to continue to resonate longer, the effect was incredible. The fourth string did not stop to vibrate and then the sound slowly faded ... a really magnificent cello ... .. Jan Vogler tells a beautiful story, and all his words are very inspiring. Thank you Pablo!!
This was great! Thanks. So nice to hear Jan speak about his cello and his approach to music and life. Off to listen to his Bach Suites recording again!
Muito boa a entrevista. Gostei muito. Encarar a vida, em todas sua extensão, com otimismo, principalmente neste momento histórico do mundo, torna as coisa mais fáceis. Otimismo sempre!!!
Increíble episodio, como siempre!! Qué suerte poder escuchar estas conversaciones tan interesantes sobre la música y el cello. Muy bonito el consejo del amigo cirujano de Jan. Muchas gracias!! 😊
Good interview! Just a little detail: Feuermann died in 1942, so Greenhouse must have played for him in the early war years, not after... But yes, practice your scales!
Hi,can you tell me how to get rid of giglioma? I have a medium-sized ball on my left hand, when I have been doing cello for more than 2 hours, the nerve in my hand starts to "shoot", please tell me how you got rid of it?please
Hey pablo quick idea Maybe u could give the cellist viewers a chance to talk to you in tslking cello in the future im curious what that would look like (and yes i would be honoured to talk to u as well 😏)
a talking cello with gautier capucon would be awesome. his recording of the dvorak concerto is my favourite
I'm always happy when I see there is a new episode:)
Thanks Pablo Great episode as always! 👏 👏 🙏 Wonderful story about his strad!
Right?? Beautiful story!
Pablo, I’m a pianist, but love how you talk with your colleagues and ask such interesting questions.
I get so much from these talks! Thank you.
I hope we can see Inbal Segev on one of these.
Inbal is such an aazing person. I love her little Masterclasses.
Such an inspirational person!
Jan is so humble. So refreshing
By far, the best talking cello yet! Thank you both for such a nice time, very much indeed!
What an inspiring episode! Jan offered so many important thoughts and experiences with so much enery, passion and power!
22:00 "The cello was born thirteen years, fifteen years before the suites were written. He's fine, he knows the music!"
Really have enjoyed all the Talking Cello episodes. Would be great if you could invite Yo-Yo Ma also.
Hermosa entrevista Pablo, gracias!
I was lucky enough to hear Aurora Natola play that cello in Buenos Aires, it would be around 1981. In Bach's suite in C Major, when finishing the first arpeggio at the beginning and playing the low C, she separated the cello from her body, as if she wanted the sound to continue to resonate longer, the effect was incredible. The fourth string did not stop to vibrate and then the sound slowly faded ... a really magnificent cello ... .. Jan Vogler tells a beautiful story, and all his words are very inspiring. Thank you Pablo!!
Fantastic, without a doubt one of the best talking cello episodes
Pablo's face at 08:59 is hilarious
What inspiration you both have shared with us. Thank you so much!
Great episode !
Wonderful episode, very interesting topics and helpful information. Thank you very much!
This was great! Thanks. So nice to hear Jan speak about his cello and his approach to music and life. Off to listen to his Bach Suites recording again!
Muito boa a entrevista. Gostei muito. Encarar a vida, em todas sua extensão, com otimismo, principalmente neste momento histórico do mundo, torna as coisa mais fáceis. Otimismo sempre!!!
Gracias!🤝 Hermosa historia de ese chelo. Gracias
Great video as usual! You should bring on Zuill Bailey next and talk Bach!
Increíble episodio, como siempre!! Qué suerte poder escuchar estas conversaciones tan interesantes sobre la música y el cello. Muy bonito el consejo del amigo cirujano de Jan. Muchas gracias!! 😊
Excelente TC, super interesantes las preguntas y las respuestas, gracias Pablo!!
Gracias Pablo como siempre impecable en tus entrevistas 😃
Great things about the old instrument is about the story
Fantastic! My favourite cello chat!!
Talking cello with Jian Wang next please!!!🏴🙏🏻
I love these series! Please consider cellist Inbal Segev for an episode, she's awesome ✨
Muchas gracias!!!!
Pabloooo invite a jazz cellist! I t`s a good idea for other perspective. :D
Good interview! Just a little detail: Feuermann died in 1942, so Greenhouse must have played for him in the early war years, not after... But yes, practice your scales!
I would love if you could do one with Felix Schmidt
Hi,can you tell me how to get rid of giglioma? I have a medium-sized ball on my left hand, when I have been doing cello for more than 2 hours, the nerve in my hand starts to "shoot", please tell me how you got rid of it?please
please Truls Mork !
Wow. Cello can talk
un Talking cello con Amit Peled?
Talking cello with clemens hagen?
Hey pablo quick idea
Maybe u could give the cellist viewers a chance to talk to you in tslking cello in the future im curious what that would look like (and yes i would be honoured to talk to u as well 😏)
Thats why I just started a Q&A!
@@pabloferrandez right but i feel like itd be different haha just an idea
And omg u replied im in shock 😂
¿Qué le dirías a los estudiantes de chelo que se frustran al ver el nivelazo inalcanzable de todos estos músicos?