I never really considered that the A string was shorter than the other strings because I assumed that the top nut just stopped the string anyway. Most interesting. What a wonderful teacher and Mr Moser brings such joy to his class. I learned so much in this 12 minute video. Many thanks.
Such a good lesson - thank you so much. Now! I tend to fret over the implication of terms we use as cellists. The term "stretch" will probably mean something different to cellists witn gigantic paws, unlike me who wish I posessed a 7/8 size cello. Would the term "opening up the hand" not suggest allowing the hand to become bigger maybe be more helpful than "stretch" which implies to me a "tightening of"? I am just wondering... Again, a great lesson!
I just realize few days ago, that thing about the same Hand aperture in that Dvorak Passage, but relatively, im shock now i know there is the exactly same cm.
I’m guessing the first third is a major third where the distance is smaller than a minor, and when it goes to the second third it is a minor third which is larger than the major. So as you go up the cello the distance would be shorter, but since it’s the minor third, the larger distance is offset by the notes getting closer together as you go up the cello. I think that’s how it’s the same length
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Muchas gracias Johannes, eres un genio y un musico muy generoso por compartir todo lo que sabes!!!
I never really considered that the A string was shorter than the other strings because I assumed that the top nut just stopped the string anyway. Most interesting. What a wonderful teacher and Mr Moser brings such joy to his class. I learned so much in this 12 minute video. Many thanks.
I imagine playing the sixth variation from Paganini 24 caprice and mesure the distance between every third and tenth XD
Such a good lesson - thank you so much.
Now! I tend to fret over the implication of terms we use as cellists. The term "stretch" will probably mean something different to cellists witn gigantic paws, unlike me who wish I posessed a 7/8 size cello. Would the term "opening up the hand" not suggest allowing the hand to become bigger maybe be more helpful than "stretch" which implies to me a "tightening of"? I am just wondering...
Again, a great lesson!
¡Este hombre es genial, que disfrute con sus clases! ¡Muchas gracias!
This is inspiring and a thank you isn’t enough BUT THANK YOU for taking the sting out of these passages and soothing with honey .
Hello Johannes, thanks for your classes :)
Can you please do a RUclips class about Pezzo Capriccioso?
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Thank you!!!
Thank you so much!
Measurement!!! Lol Awesome
I just realize few days ago, that thing about the same Hand aperture in that Dvorak Passage, but relatively, im shock now i know there is the exactly same cm.
Brilliant!
I can't wait!
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Please do lalo next
How does the space stays the same in dvorak???
I’m guessing the first third is a major third where the distance is smaller than a minor, and when it goes to the second third it is a minor third which is larger than the major. So as you go up the cello the distance would be shorter, but since it’s the minor third, the larger distance is offset by the notes getting closer together as you go up the cello. I think that’s how it’s the same length
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