Nicolas, years ago when I transferred this wonderful recording from an old LP I own to digital so I could post it on RUclips, I could find nothing online about your grandfather Janos Scholz. The harpsichordist, Egida Sartori, was my harpsichord teacher at the Conservatorio di Musica Benedetto Marcello in Venice in 1972-73. Now there is good online information about Janos Scholz and I was surprised and delighted to read that he left his 1731 Stradivarius cello and his collection of over 200 of viola da gamba and cello bows to the Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC, and his vast Scoltz Collection of 700 musical scores to the Jackson Library of the University of North Carolina At Greensboro, only 50 miles from where I live! It is a small world. Your grandfather must have been a truly extraordinary person, and you should be very proud of him. Do you know why he chose the University of North Carolina for his collection of scores?
That is a very interesting story and I am glad to hear about the collections. Thanks for posting these videos. I like playing the Marcello on Trombone and you have helped me find these nice recordings to help me learn the music.
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Excellent soul !
3:02 second movement 4:56 3rd movement 7:41 fourth movement
My grandfather!!
Nicolas Scholz I hope he passed some of his talent onto his grandchildren:)
So beautiful
GROSSARTIG !!! Tepper Michael.
7:41 fourth movement
Super.... Talent...
Nicolas, years ago when I transferred this wonderful recording from an old LP I own to digital so I could post it on RUclips, I could find nothing online about your grandfather Janos Scholz. The harpsichordist, Egida Sartori, was my harpsichord teacher at the Conservatorio di Musica Benedetto Marcello in Venice in 1972-73. Now there is good online information about Janos Scholz and I was surprised and delighted to read that he left his 1731 Stradivarius cello and his collection of over 200 of viola da gamba and cello bows to the Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC, and his vast Scoltz Collection of 700 musical scores to the Jackson Library of the University of North Carolina At Greensboro, only 50 miles from where I live! It is a small world. Your grandfather must have been a truly extraordinary person, and you should be very proud of him. Do you know why he chose the University of North Carolina for his collection of scores?
That is a very interesting story and I am glad to hear about the collections. Thanks for posting these videos. I like playing the Marcello on Trombone and you have helped me find these nice recordings to help me learn the music.
excelente =)
3:02 second movement
Thanks
in the second movement
the audio recording breaks off and jumps from the 43rd measure to the 37th 4:31 - 4:32
keep in mind
Could someone help me, please? I can't find this sonata in pdf file, and I really need it :(
anyamilll Tell me your email please, so I can send it to you
Ive got nothing to say... Wow.
WOW...............................................
cool
Who else has to play this for their teacher? 😓
7:45
this sounds so easy but i have to play it on the bass :’)
Do u one better, gotta play it on the bass GUITAR
Me too lmao. 2 nd movement fucked up
3:06