Cello Practising: Elgar I
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- In this first video on “practicing the masters”, I will use the Elgar concerto to give you tips on how to make gestures that bring out the music you have in mind. I call them “sound gestures”.
I will introduce the terms “square” (holding back) and “round” (fluent / connecting) gestures.
If you want tips on different passages or need a full explanation, please leave a comment below or Subscribe to my website. I'll be happy to hear from you!!
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Buscando un nuevo enfoque en como estudiar los grandes Maestros ( Elgar, Haydn, Bach, Lalo, Beethoven, etc.): ver el primer video de mi nueva serie sobre la práctica de 'gestos sonoros'..: ¡El concierto de Elgar para violonchelo!
Si quieres consejos sobre diferentes pasajes o necesitas una explicación completa, deja un comentario por favor o suscríbete a mi pagina web. Estaré encantado de saber de ti!!
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This is one piece I am determined to learn. I love your approach, it resonates with me using the full body to express the emotion in the music. Now, if I can just master the intonation!
It's a holistic approach, rather than perfect technical ability only
As a professional dancer now learning cello, this lesson about expression through motion is very enlightening ❤
Thank you all for your positive comments, will publish a new serie of short, direct videos on a variety of postural and technical issues in 2021.
I’m thinking of taking up the ‘cello! Later in life - I’m 52! But I spent my early years playing the tenor viol with a Renaissance music group, so I have an immediate in. There are a few differences - the viol has frets and a flat back. Different scroll, too! But you are an amazing cellist! I thought Jacqueline Dupré had Elgar in the bag, to be honest! But I find I’m preferring your version of it! Happy laying and wish me luck! At least I won’t have to read the tenor clef any more! 😅
Decades ago, this was one of the works that marked my entrance into the world of Classical Music, when the documentary Remembrando Jacqueline had recently come out. Congratulations on the excellent video Adrian, a beautiful contribution to studies that transcend the instrument. Follow my Like in the video. Fraternal hug here from Brazil, Minas Gerais.👋👋👋🌞
Amazing video! It's a very useful technique that adds a new dimension while studying.
Thank you for your nice reply, within a couple of weeks "Practicing Haydn in C I will be released! If you have questions on other passages in this Elgar movement, don't hesitate to let me know!
Wonderful video, very concise, and connects beautifully to the music, thank you kind sir
Muchas gracias he visto todos los vídeos y he aprendido mucho de ellos 👏🏻
Love it! Big like!
Fantastico Maestro
I’m doing the viola transposition of this piece and yet this was super helpful 👏✨ thank you!
Hi viola
... First of all, my apologies, once I couldn't see your name so as to I start my comment as it should be started.
Really, the big problem on teaching this kind of matters isn't the technical aspect but the way how making people to understand the PRINCIPLES -technical improvement comes with the practice.
So, I must to thank you for your way of teaching, when it also is useful for beginners.
Muito obrigado, e parabéns, achei muito útil
Incredible sound.
This is a wonderful lesson.
Beautiful!
Wow gracias por los consejos ♡♡
👏👐👏👐👏👐👏👐👏👐
Very good channel!
Debería subtitular sus vídeos ! Serían perfectos ! Se escucha muy útil musicalmente apesarwe no.entender el idioma. Gracias.
Hola Belén, gracias por tu mensaje, los videos ya están subtitulados, hay que activar esta function en la esquina arriba derecha y aparecerán! Un saludo, Adrian
Erm. I meant playing! Sorry! 😂
Can you make a video on shostakovich cello concerto?
How much does a cello like this one cost?
I cannot buy this music from my local shop. I have discovered the first movement from playing by ear but want to learn the whole thing. Where can I buy this sheet music?
Imslp man. You could print it out for free
If you really really do want the full score, google should be able to help you find a shop thatll ship to you