Your whole approach to describing and bringing very practical advice to help improve our playing is so appreciated , it's hard to concentrate because I can't wait to hear you play !! Wonderful !!
Thanks for your interest in my videos, as we had some technical problems with the former ones, we have recorded a new edition with 12 videos, on topics like vibrato, fingering systems and other practical tips for both hands, which will be released soon. They will also include interviews with well known cellists on topics like: ..why do we consider a specific cello sound 'artistic' ; ..why is mental practicing fundamental? ; '..how to use expressive gestures on stage' and much more. Please keep tuned! Best regards, Adrian
It's true, the aspect of the center of gravity's movement while playing the cello is fascinating and showcases the complexity of this instrument. The ability to mechanize those small movements and maintain proper balance is crucial for cellists. It requires practice, control, and body awareness to maintain a stable posture while executing different techniques with both hands. This duality between stability and mobility adds an additional layer of challenge to mastering the cello and is part of what makes this instrument so rewarding to conque. Thank's
Wow! I really love all of your videos. I appreciate the angle/perspective you bring to these concepts. It speaks to me. I look forward to coming back to your videos over time to digest more of your wisdom. Thank you!
I have been a student of Aikido from my early teens and as crazy as it may seem, moving with my cello is difficult whilst trying to play. Patience it is said is a virtue and never more true when applied to the cello.
Your whole approach to describing and bringing very practical advice to help improve our playing is so appreciated , it's hard to concentrate because I can't wait to hear you play !!
Wonderful !!
Such a great channel full of inspirational and educational videos! Congratulations! We wish you all the best! Stay safe and creative! 👌🎶🙏👏
Thanks for your interest in my videos, as we had some technical problems with the former ones, we have recorded a new edition with 12 videos, on topics like vibrato, fingering systems and other practical tips for both hands, which will be released soon. They will also include interviews with well known cellists on topics like: ..why do we consider a specific cello sound 'artistic' ; ..why is mental practicing fundamental? ; '..how to use expressive gestures on stage' and much more. Please keep tuned! Best regards, Adrian
It's true, the aspect of the center of gravity's movement while playing the cello is fascinating and showcases the complexity of this instrument. The ability to mechanize those small movements and maintain proper balance is crucial for cellists. It requires practice, control, and body awareness to maintain a stable posture while executing different techniques with both hands. This duality between stability and mobility adds an additional layer of challenge to mastering the cello and is part of what makes this instrument so rewarding to conque. Thank's
Wow! I really love all of your videos. I appreciate the angle/perspective you bring to these concepts. It speaks to me. I look forward to coming back to your videos over time to digest more of your wisdom. Thank you!
I have been a student of Aikido from my early teens and as crazy as it may seem, moving with my cello is difficult whilst trying to play. Patience it is said is a virtue and never more true when applied to the cello.
Thank you for these videos. I was going to ask, why did you delete your previous ones? I found them useful as well
Totally amateurish, profoundly wrong.
Would you please explain what’s wrong here?