Thank you for this. I come from baroque bows and early music, but I always played under-grip (viola de gamba style). So, even if the modern bow / violin references are completely lost on me, I find this grip interesting and would like to learn over-hand a bit better!
You know what? It is just a national treasure! After I just fell in love with period instrument and ancient music six months ago, I’m considering very seriously to turn my cellist career to baroque cello. And go to the conservatory again to study baroque cello. More I dig into the field, I find a limitless depth of the field. If I can dare to ask, did you start your cellist career with a baroque cello or switched from modern? I just love your playing and teaching.
@@morgonzola100 Thank you. I was asking that because i received a rental baroque one and tuned A to 415 and I am unsure if what I am hearing is what it is supposed to sound like, cause I do not have a reference.... Hard to tell from videos like yours if mine is sounding correct. E.g. the A is very quite and nasal, G and C are sturdy and deep.
Thank you for this. I come from baroque bows and early music, but I always played under-grip (viola de gamba style). So, even if the modern bow / violin references are completely lost on me, I find this grip interesting and would like to learn over-hand a bit better!
Super helpful reminders, thank you!
Thanks a lot)
Your video is very helpful)
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Feel like I missed something? let me know and Ill include it in later videos!
Thanks a lot for sharing this valuable tutorial!
Thanks for watching!
You know what? It is just a national treasure! After I just fell in love with period instrument and ancient music six months ago, I’m considering very seriously to turn my cellist career to baroque cello. And go to the conservatory again to study baroque cello.
More I dig into the field, I find a limitless depth of the field. If I can dare to ask, did you start your cellist career with a baroque cello or switched from modern? I just love your playing and teaching.
Thank you very much! Do you might realise a video on gut strings?
Awesome!!!!!!! :D
Thanks! Let me know if you have any questions about baroque technique (lol jk can you give me some tips plz)
@@morgonzola100 wanna collab
To what frqeuency are you tuned on the baroque ?
A=415
@@morgonzola100 Thank you. I was asking that because i received a rental baroque one and tuned A to 415 and I am unsure if what I am hearing is what it is supposed to sound like, cause I do not have a reference.... Hard to tell from videos like yours if mine is sounding correct. E.g. the A is very quite and nasal, G and C are sturdy and deep.
'Bits, metal thingy, twisty'...do you not know the names of the various parts of a bow?
Dice así para que lo puedan entender mejor. Es muy pedagógico, no veo por qué tirar mala onda.