That's because the "modern" ones are often older ones that have been altered for a modern setup. And the baroque ones are often in fact newly built, just as they would have been back in the day.
@@imauz1127Baroque tuning is A=415 and modern is A=440. Which is weird, studied classical cello in 2 parts of the world half a cross the globe, everybody uses Baroque tuning...
It's a lot warmer! Always loved the baroque instruments. Sometimes projection and force is not everything; although quieter, baroque instruments had very rich harmonics.
If anyone is interested, look up Phoebe Carrai’s interpretation of Bach’s Cello prelude no. 1. It’s a beautifully done on a Baroque cello. The tones are so warm you might have to “crack the window just a hair” as my dear mother used to say.
In the past, people played the cello on their feet, and there is no swollen part at the end of the cello because they used to play the cello on a stool, and the reason for the short fingerboard was probably to avoid bending too much towards the end.
I really like how near the beginning of the piece theres the note b in that low octave. It sounds so cool on the baroque cello, it has this low powerful kinda sound
The baroque cello also has catgut the original string before traditional metal ones were introduced!! They are especially great for when you are playing pieces from the classical era! It wouldve been amazing to see you compare haydn !
My mother was a violinist in orchestras in numerous states and 3 countries. I've been an huge classical music fan and always preferred Baroque instruments. it's a more pure sound with more texture.
Whoa! The deep sound on the baroque one! But the modern has less of that "scratch" or whatever it is, I dislike. That's why I like the cello better than the violine. The violine squakes and scratches more, imo.
Nice. Your distinguishing process however seems little... well... first, nearly no baroque bridges survived. You will find a modern bridge on all baroque cellos. Second, fingerboards dtto. Endpins? Same thing, accessory.
Call me skeptical, but I'd love to hear the strings of the modern cello on the baroque, since if I am seeing correctly you've got gut strings on the baroque, which are naturally warmer and have more depth than steel strings
I wish you had some better equipment to really hear the true sound between them, I don’t mean to be mean but the audio quality is not the best and it does not do the baroque cello justice
The baroque cello just has more depth.. it sounds beautiful
I disagree, i think it sounds tinny to me, which would make sense given the shorter neck
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it sounds more metallic and shallow imo
yeah, i think half of it is miking tho. cellos normally dont sound bad or grating. the modern one sounded horrid
I dunno bout that one chief to me it sounds just all around bad
😊the baroque intensity range makes my body tingle....
I think that's the scratchy chalkboard effect
I love how baroque instruments usually look brand new while modern instruments do all they can to look worn and interesting 😂😂😂
tbf it said his cello was from the 18th century
Because usually they're not much used, not as much as the "modern" ones
That's because the "modern" ones are often older ones that have been altered for a modern setup. And the baroque ones are often in fact newly built, just as they would have been back in the day.
Interesting how you put the modern cello in baroque tuning. I would've liked to hear the difference between the two tunings
I get what you mean, but that wouldn't be as good of a comparison like this, specially for all the non musicians listening
what does "baroque tuning" mean? I'm a pianist and saxophonist so i never have to worry about tunings...
@@imauz1127Baroque tuning is A=415 and modern is A=440. Which is weird, studied classical cello in 2 parts of the world half a cross the globe, everybody uses Baroque tuning...
@@imauz1127Baroque tuning is A=415Hz, basically, everything is a semitone down
i was wondering why it sounded off
I didn’t think the cello bridge was that big on a modern cello, I always thought it was like the violin proportionally
That baroque is so strong and deep!! Incredibly gorgeous sound
It's a lot warmer! Always loved the baroque instruments. Sometimes projection and force is not everything; although quieter, baroque instruments had very rich harmonics.
Bravo for keeping them both at A=418 hz. to keep the comparison equal 👏👏
I think the baroque way is also holding the bow more at the center, it gives you more control over the tone
If anyone is interested, look up Phoebe Carrai’s interpretation of Bach’s Cello prelude no. 1. It’s a beautifully done on a Baroque cello. The tones are so warm you might have to “crack the window just a hair” as my dear mother used to say.
No way bro has a cello from Washington’s presidency💀
Its interesting how he tuned both cellos down to baroque tuning
That was a great video, lovely to hear the sound of your baroque one , thank you Jeremy
This video alone made me start listening to the Bach Cello Suite no.3 RELIGIOUSLY so thank you
i can definitely tell the baroque is louder than a regular cello
its almost as if the baroque cello was made to play this piece !
In the past, people played the cello on their feet, and there is no swollen part at the end of the cello because they used to play the cello on a stool, and the reason for the short fingerboard was probably to avoid bending too much towards the end.
No idea about cellos but I really liked that deep thrum of the second one.
That's because of the warmth given by gut strings! (for reference, the modern one has steel strings which sound tinnier)
As a jealous, the first one is definitely more deep. It has a richer sound
@@ethanweimer-kopf6907because in fact, the first instrument is older than the second and one
no wonder it's modern, the old shit always tends to suck. Good stuff
I love how you queue yourself… you sound amazing man, I could never dream of having perfect intonation like that.
I really like how near the beginning of the piece theres the note b in that low octave. It sounds so cool on the baroque cello, it has this low powerful kinda sound
The baroque cello sounds more suited to parts that need to stand out while the modern cello would fit into a broader melody better
The talent and instruments are both beautiful!🎉🎉🎉 God bless
The Baroque cello scratches something in my mind lol the low note is so RICH
Bro resonates well... Listen to him.
The baroque sounds more hollow to me but both are great but that deep note the baroque is so satisfying
When you started on the modern cello I was not expecting baroque tuning lol
Merci de nous montrer la différence. de Montréal
Could you make a video with the baroque cello playing the second part of beach’s suite, pls 🥹
I knew that the baroque period used different bows, but I didn't realise that the instruments themselves were so different
Omg the Baroque Cello was so deeepp 😍😍😍
They sound different even when you're just talking in front of them... the echo from your voice sounds louder and less tinny in the secone one!
The baroque cello also has catgut the original string before traditional metal ones were introduced!! They are especially great for when you are playing pieces from the classical era! It wouldve been amazing to see you compare haydn !
Baroque awesome
You are a genius!
Like the modern cello! 💪
First one sounds best
Bro not the subtle flex of “made in 1785” lol
I love the baroque cello ❤
Screw the cellos! Lets get some more of that passionate breathing!!!!!
what do you mean?
i played that piece at a recital recently!
My mother was a violinist in orchestras in numerous states and 3 countries. I've been an huge classical music fan and always preferred Baroque instruments. it's a more pure sound with more texture.
Why is the baroque cello so 💅✨
I can hear your voice reverberating inside the cello
DO WE HEAR AN YOYO MA HERE!
I CAN HEAR ONLY YO MAMA 😢
Hard to appreciate the sound of either when you’re seem to have recorded the audio on an aluminum pie plate
Thank you for sharing.😊
Need to record it on a Baroque iPhone mic to really hear the difference.
I like the sound of the baroque cello.
beautiful. gotta either change mic or change room (you've got some mid-high frequency goin on in there - my guess is the room)
ugh, the sound of that modern one... in comparison...
I like the classic
モダンバイオリンとバロックバイオリンの響きの違いと同じように感じました❤
THE BREATHONG GOT ME ROLLING (I play the villon I'm not asking fun)
if jazz musicians had to breath like that every time before the played a bar i would never play music again
If it ain’t baroque, don’t fix it
damn bro tuned his cello a whole half step down for a video
Whoa! The deep sound on the baroque one! But the modern has less of that "scratch" or whatever it is, I dislike. That's why I like the cello better than the violine. The violine squakes and scratches more, imo.
Nice. Your distinguishing process however seems little... well... first, nearly no baroque bridges survived. You will find a modern bridge on all baroque cellos. Second, fingerboards dtto. Endpins? Same thing, accessory.
I prefer the barock sound. But he is tuned a bit lower.
The modern one sounds better to my layman ear
Baroque cello all day. But I would want a base pin.
That baroque tho
I'm stealing one 😂
I love baroque as a bias, but what strings were you using on the 1785? (I think it was that year).
Call me skeptical, but I'd love to hear the strings of the modern cello on the baroque, since if I am seeing correctly you've got gut strings on the baroque, which are naturally warmer and have more depth than steel strings
Two modern cellos can sound as different.
the 17th century french cello is the best sounding
Bach is my fav
Am I the only one who hears an F# in the background while he is speaking? lmao
I liked the modern.
The baroque is fire
I'm going for baroque!
"This is my super sexy baroque cello" *** is what he meant 😌
So cool
Baroque cello has gut strings as opposed to steel strings, therefore the sound is much softer.
Love the cello!
And cant forget the catgut strings
Cat gut strings used in baroque strings
beautiful
The barroque Cello is great it has thiker sound, is it from the strings?
They should bring back the baroque cello. I can’t see what the modern cello has the baroque doesn’t have as far as sound quality is concerned.
The baroque cello is more resonate. Very good, it was probably expensive huh?
Baroque seems a lot softer
Can’t forget the gut strings
Bro literally just threw A=440 out the window 😂
The baroque cello, unsurprisingly, has a much more pleasant quality of sound and resonance.
I play cello to I am a beginner
I much prefer the baroque
Baroque ftw
baroques cello 😍
wait if there’s no endpin do you just hold the lower bout with your knees?? wouldn’t that make you cramp during long periods of time??
Funny, both cellos aren't bother by the feedback on G6 (1567.9Hz).
My university has the same practice room walls, does yours have that extra switch next to the light switch? I can't figure out what it's for
do you have a budgie? i thought i heard a small parrot
Modern sounds better in general, but the other one has a better low register
The real sound difference is the gut strings, no? I've never played a Baroque cello, tbf.
Are the whispers included with the cello?
I wish you had some better equipment to really hear the true sound between them, I don’t mean to be mean but the audio quality is not the best and it does not do the baroque cello justice
are there more harmonics in baroque cello?