Caterina Lichtenberg - Bach: Cello Suite No.1, Prelude
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She's so precise with every note and her timing and control is true virtuoso level. Humbling
I totally agree with others regarding the camera angle. It's so easy to get the fingering confused where the guitar or other instrument is shown face on. All instruction videos should use this method.
Such an amazing mandolinist. It was a great view of both hands and her effortless playing. So well done. Bravo! I learn something every time I watch this.
This is a superb performance and video. The notes I can get from just listening but the left hand fingering has really solved/improved a couple things with how I've been playing it. Also, just watching the right hand is amazing for someone coming from more folk/bluegrass. She lets these notes ring in their rightful place without sense of hurry.
coming from folk/bluegrass: REALLY ?????????????????????????????????????????????
Very lovely. Really appreciate the view of both hands. Very helpful as I learn the fingering formations. Thank you!
Thank you! I've never seen this camera angle before and it wonderful. You can see both hand clearly from the players perspective.
I like this view angle. Perfect for teaching
What a wonderfull sound , very clear, with this mandolina , and, of course , your wonderfuulest playing Caterina !!! One hundred thousand thanks...and more...!!! :)
Made me cry. So, so, sooo beautiful. Thank you.
She plays so beautifully.
Oops, my mistake, the little finger IS used.
Wow! Such beautiful mandolin!!!
Wonderfully played. It really helps to be able to see your hands, so thank you for that camera angle.
Beautifully done, thank you.
Wonderful! I love it!
Brilliant!
Perfect camera angle to see everything!!!
Just brilliant. Thanks
Катерина Вы супер, Вы молодец, какая тремоло!!!👍💋
Beautiful! So delicate ~
very interesting camera angle. easier to see what's going on with both hands.
henrik neeraasほn
@Edwin Ira Don't know why you and your alt thought anyone cared.
Wunderschön!
Maravilhoso!
Muito bom. Parabéns. Obrigado
What I notice at once is that the little finger is not used at all, the position changes make its use unnecessary, or the changes are done to avoid its use. I do that frequently. The dreaded weak little finger!
Really like the camera angle and love the playing, just beautiful and a very different tone than a carved arch top mando, very crisp and loud notes. Would really like to know more about the pick and I see that she uses a small piece of cloth on her lap for the mandolin to sit on...wonder why?
The pick is a Wolle classical mandolin pick. The cloth is the non slip type used in cupboards and other domestic situations and is ideal for holding an instrument in place. It works equally well with an A style mandolin, mandola, octave or mandocello.
Thank you very much for your kind response.
A pleasure.
bagus sekali... i love chris thile 🎻🙏☘️
Brilliant playing, and the tone of that mandolin is wonderful! It's a bit larger, correct?
Mamma che spettacolo
If anyone is interested, a pdf transcription of this piece (traditional notation and tablature, fully fingered and edited) is available for free at my website: sites.google.com/site/jeffreyphillipsburns.
It says "site not found" :(
@@dufusbug That’s discouraging. Email me at jeffreyphillipsburns@gmail.com, and I’ll send you the pdf. (By the way, I think I found the problem with the link and fixed it. It has to do with equivocal spellings of my first name. it was spelled "Jeffry" on my birth certificate, but I didn't find that out until my thirties by which time I was committed in many ways to the more conventional spelling. On the internet I have different accounts, some with one spelling, some with the other, and sometimes I confuse them. Sorry.)
@@jeffryphillipsburns totally understandable! I just sent you an eMail with my eMail address, Thank You so much & Have a Happy New Year Sir!
Holy shit. Saving this one. Fantastic view of the fingering.
As an aside, I notice she uses thick nylon picks. I don't care for them. I have purchased some Buffalo horn Roman picks. They sure make the strings bark. I wonder why she uses them. I also notice that she extends her index finger and thumb out away from her hand. I don't get that. Every Mando book I've ever owned shows the pick hold with fully cupped hand. It sure works for her though! Interesting.
Saint Steven most mandolinist use thick picks to capture that classic warm round tone a mandolin has to offer, if you use a thinner pic with the mandolin it starts to sound a little bit more plinky. However one is not better check out some of planxty's sounds, they get the best out of thin picks. Then check out chris Thiles interpretation on Bach he uses a very hard dance pick you can hear some of the changes compared to planxty.
If ya rhink thats odd you should see my pick grip. I use bent cat tongue pics squeezed between the three fingers.
I agree, it takes some of the feel out of it. Listen to Avi Avital's version.
interesant sunetul acestui model de mandolina.
I can play this on guitar....but not as fast and not with a pick. I'm going to try, thank you for the idea.
Good morning, is possible to know te name and te size of the pick? Thanks
I think possibly it’s a Wolle
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Beautiful performance! The angle broke mu brain though
I have to ask, how wide is the nut on your mandolin? Perhaps it's an optical illusion but it looks quite wide to me.....
Brian Sharpe that’s what she said
Where to buy that mandolin? Please give the link or as u like
A note for all you would-be critics. You cant critique until you can play it.
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Precise. Tempo is perhaps a little too fast for my taste.
Umm I think that’s the musics tempo in of its self, I don’t think that this video was meant to be a tutorial but something one could reference, otherwise I’m sure it would have been a bit slower but this was a performance so I don’t know what your getting at
Clean yes but inconsistent in the timing.
Are you referring to the deliberate use of tempo rubato?
Why do people use so much rubato when playing Bach! It’s already perfect enough with a steady pulse and falls apart melodically and harmonically when rubato is not used organically. Other than that quite accomplishment.
Utter bollocks.
@John Dubus "Domo Arigato Mr. Rubato" - she is laying it on kind of thick.
I don’t know what “organic rubato” means, but I agree that this performance sounds pretty mannered, and the last arpeggio is ridiculous. Starting and stopping on the chromatic build-up to the climactic chords at the end seems particularly perverse. It’s still a lot better than a couple of other monotonous performances of the piece on TH-cam, especially the one riddled with wrong notes (that I don’t think the performer even realizes are wrong).