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A Priceless Violin Made For God! But, how does it sound?! Francisco Fullana dives in…
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2024
- This priceless violin was built as an offering to god by the great luthier Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesu in 1735. Francisco Fullana has been playing this instrument for some years now and tells us what it is like to work with. Listen along and take a close up look at this magnificent fiddle once owned by the great Fritz Kreisler!
0:00 Parkour Intro
0:31 Greetings
0:46 "Tell us a little bit about this instrument"
0:55 Giuseppe Guarneri "del Gesù" - God
1:51 Fritz Kreisler's violin
3:02 "How long have you had this instrument?"
3:32 I used to play a Strad
4:03 "How would you characterize the difference between a Stradivarius and Guarnerius?"
4:47 What makes this violin so special
6:10 Playing early music on this old violin with a modern setup
7:32 Using gut strings for early music
8:40 More of "what makes this violin so special"
9:11 "Do you mind playing a few notes?"
9:37 Kreisler's Recitativo and Scherzo performance
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This was so fun to shoot, thank you Masumi!!!
Right?? I wish I filmed us zooming around town on the e-scooters!
What kind of bow do you use, Mr. Fullana? It is very unique and beautiful with what seems to be mastodon ivory. ¡Agradezco mucho su interpretación de Kreisler!
It’s an 1805 Persoit!
Love that violin! So sweet and beautiful. You can really dig in, and it doesn't punch you in the face. And, such beautiful playing! Thanks and have a great rest of summer!
Thank you for this video!! Y felicidades Francisco!
Gracias!!! Divertido :)
The back of the violin is so pristine, except for the bottom.... amazing! Mr. Fullana comes from Mallorca, a paradise of an island!
As a maker that is a very good description of the difference between Guarneri and Strad.
I find very few people can appreciate a Strad model, but when they do it is absolutely exceptional.
Thanks for your fun videos! Del Gesu made his backs thick and Strad made his backs thin, so you can push a del Gesu while you have to play a Strad more gently because it’s thinner.
Right…and then there’s the Vuillaume correction factor!
bullshit generalization
Lovely interview! would be interesting to know what strings are on the violin in this video - and also what gut strings he uses when he is in "period instrument" mode. Thank you.
The G, D and A look like medium Dominants (purple in pegbox, and yellow/green/blue at tailpiece end)
Apparently it is: Vision Solo+ .28 Lenzner goldbrokat and for gut - Aquila lamb gut top 2, gimped gut D from Gamut and passione G.
Beautiful instrument
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A rather inarticulate explanation of why the violin bears the name “Del Gesu”.