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❤Bravo!

Cohen truly makes the Cello cry with the most sublime conversations and angelic equalities. His vibrato phrasing was just at the right temperature & color, once you've heard you can't unhear it. Wonderful Artist!!!

Hello, sorry for my English, I am translating with the help of a translator. Thank you very much for your work, this work and other videos on the channel help me a lot, especially with sound, you explain very accurately and clearly, I have never met or read such detailed thoughts about sound and vibrato! Do not tell me what else you can read or watch? Is it about the sound, colors, the creation of emotions? Thanks a lot!!!

Great teaching! Thank you!

Very special performance to me...

Thanks you very much!! All your videos are really interesting, useful and inspiring

Your playing is a beautiful poem! Thank you for your share!

Hello Robert, you graciously gave me a lesson on Elgar concerto at Roberte Mamou's apartment in Lille when I was 14. Wonderful memory, as well as all your concerts, your presence and musicality have always inspired me. Oh and I still play gut strings haha, I remember you telling me how you missed the Eudoxa rigid...

Wonderful lecture! I wish I had seen it during the first lockdown. Thank you so much :)

This is actually 'Jewish Song', no. 3 of the set From Jewish Life, not 'Prayer' (no.1)

Beautiful beyond words

Alot of emotions. Beautiful

Amazing! Such bold and decisive technique and sound! And such a beautiful venue as well. Where can your audience find the full recording? Thank you for sharing this.

Very beautiful, but this is the Jewish Song, not the Prayer.

Greetings Robert Cohen! I was curious as to the best way to tune the open strings on stringed instruments. I understand when practicing intonation in your repertoire, it is especially beneficial to practice in different temperaments of tuning for different music situations. However, should I tune my violin in equal temperament like the piano? Or just temperament for the double stops in fifths? Thank you for your videos, they are quiet insightful.

Great lessons sir Cohen, thank you very much for sharing!

Frighteningly flawless technique.

You look 17 years old here! Beautiful playing! Bravo

Bravo!!! 😃

So tantalizing. Where can I watch this video in full version? (including Brhams)

¡Superb!

That’s incredible!

Amazing!!!

Fantastic

Excellent. Well done. I especially like the control of the upbow staccato that you used.

Nice piece didn’t know about it

Loved

❤️

i am a beginner of learn to play cell l learn a lot from this lecture.thank you a lot!

Uhhhh, how have I been playing the cello for 25 years and never come across this gem!? Those up-bow staccatos are amazing, his shifts are equally as impressive! Double stop intonation is so good I want to smack someone! But really, amazing playing Mr. Cohen!

beautiful

Wow! Just you and Piatigorsky!

Wonderful job. Flawless and so inspiring!

wow! loved it!

Emil Tabakov .What a great maestro.

Absolutely fabulous sound. It brings the likes of Fournier and du Pré to mind. Do you play on gut strings as well, as they did?

thank you Robert for this great lecture!

Lindo 👏👏👏👏