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With comparisons like these, I always wished people would include a product that the average player would use. Maybe I'm being presumptuous but most people don't have a 5000 EUR bow or a 1 EUR bow. So I would like to see one that is like 1000 or 2000 EUR bow to demonstrate what is the difference from a more average bow. Since yes of course 1 EUR is worse than 5000 EUR... but I bet MANY 1000 EUR bows sound better than MUCH more expensive bows on some peoples cellos. Anyway I enjoyed this video a lot, thanks for the content <3

Ótimo. Muito bom. Perfeito. Impecável. ❤

It was a challenge to know exactly - you played so well per usual

The difference on the video is most noticeable at the beginning of the note, or the attack. Bows B and C have much harsher attacks compared to A for me.

For that soviet exercise its same in Serbia, at least with my profesor

A sounds better, but I heard B and C sounds the same 😂😂

I ruled out Bow C pretty quickly. It just didn't have the sound projection or clarity that A and B had. I had to listen to almost all the selections before giving A the top grade. B was a very close second. Both had a smooth, even, amazing sound. But I can't afford a 5K or 50K bow :(

I think A was the best one by my ears by a hair(no pun intended)...but the tiny difference doesnt justify the 50,000 price tag and maybe reflects the comfort that you the player are having that comes through slightly to the listener.

The 1 euro bow sounds best, sorry to $ay that!

That was an interesting comparison. The cheap bow seemed apparent since it sounded gritty, but I thought you just seemed more comfortable with your bow, so I selected that one because of how you played. What you are demonstrating is probably far more apparent and important to the player (within reason). Your sound was satisfactory with all three because of you, not the bow. A poor instrument will be far more obvious, but the player can still compensate. Strings, rosin and hair will also make a difference. Another remarkable effect is that excellent players can have different preferences while still sounding great. It's a fun discussion.

Amazing

B flat - go an octave lower

Based on sound alone I though bow A was middle price, bow B was the inexpensive one, and bow C the most expensive. However, considering that the most expensive bows would be wood and not carbon fiber I would expect bow C to be the cheapest one. As the cellist you experience the feedback the bow gives you and adjust your technique accordingly. Proof that you can make a cheap bow sing!

I like bow A, then C, then B. A is te smoothest and makes the best/easiest contact with the string, gets the string vibrating fastest. B sounds very harsh and it makes the sound sharp, edgy. I think?? No idea,.... I will finish the video now.

I thought bow A was the cheap one, I'm not worthy 🤣

Which bow did you like the most, and why? Let's start a healthy & fresh discussion! Watch this video next: ua-cam.com/video/6LRE8qdceg8/v-deo.htmlsi=rE5boTY3jafsIebl

This is easy #1

I prefer Bflat

🎉So nice how you motivate, great job and super video ❤

I’m literally having so much trouble with the Allemande because of the double stops 😭😭

the fucking chromatic scale... i'm done

Instantly knew it was Popper’s Elfentanz from the thumbnail 😂

Proof the the cello is a better violin.

Very useful! Thanks 😊

I'd be interested in hearing which scales you think are more important, i.e. you are likely to need them. I assume this depends on the genre, bot does anyone really use a scale with 5 (6?) Sharps/flats

Its worth adding in the description that you are playing the melodic minor scale with different notes ascending and descending. Unfortunately my ear is not practiced enough to hear this but I noticed it when you moved your hand for A minor f# / g# on the D string (ascending). How about adding the note and the string user as sub titles. It makes it easier to follow and learn on the scales that are more obscure.

That's higher than my flute playing 💀

Je travaille actuellement cette version piano,que j'ai eu le plaisir de découvrir de la vidéo avec Gilda Goldstein,une pure merveille ce trio ❤

Fantastic! Very useful and easy to understand, thank you so much! One small thing: while 'sauter' means 'jump', 'sautiller' means 'skip', which I think is closer, and also a nicer metaphor for the playful springing of the bow :)

1000 만도 더해라 를 다 취소

Cicely Parnas is one of my faves too! ❤

Fantastic. Such joy and fun had in playing and listening. An amazing genius of a composer shown off at his best.

Julian Steckel practices 40hrs a day. That is insane the way he can play at thumb positions that fast without hitting wrong notes. I would hit all the wrong notes at a quarter of the speed. Even the bowing is articulate. I try to attempt to spiccato like that, and I'd sound like a certain sacrilegious boi on electric something-or-other.

Olá. Eu admiro muito seu canal, sempre estou assistindo. Queria te pedir uma coisa. Poderia tocar um hino da minha igreja? Hino 106 CCB. Gostaria muito de ouvir

Estuvo divertido el reto.

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Why do you have to do that? can’t you use first finger?

Una preciosidad ❤

oh I definitely can play wrong notes that fast 😂

This video is transformative! Not just for trills but articulation generally - defined but light. It has made an instant difference in my cello playing, has made my left hand feel lighter and less tense. And the tone is better as well as a result! Thank you!!!!

I remembered he took class from mr starker when he was study at kronberg academy

The version i like to play it has the lower version, then a pizzicato version then you finish on the high version....so basically like to do it all 🤣

🦇Haji (a character from the anime Blood+) plays this song 🖤

You should also check this one out, it's "pretty" impressive: Popper Dance of the Elves | Keisuke Morita - Queen Elisabeth Competition 2022

So amazing💚💚🎶 I need to practice more.

Speed? I would be gratefull with his intonation lmoa

Not really relevant, but I love the suspenders!

You are so awesome and funny 😂.

Who's idea was it to show only the right hand from 2:19 onward? I mean come on, that's arguably the most interesting place for the left hand in this piece...😅

I bought the whole fingerboard so I am going to use the whole fingerboard