How to Play the Bach Suite No. 1 (Bach Prelude) on Cello
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2021
- In this video we learn how to play the prelude of the first Bach cello suite. One of the most famous cello and classical compositions of all time, every cellist wants to learn it. We discuss in detail here.
Link to music: imslp.simssa.ca/files/imglnks...
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Congratulations for such and excellent, professional and educational explanation for the Suite No. 1. I've seen many, and this is one the best I've ever seen.😀👏👏👏
He is perfect , also inexplaining
I love this ❤please do a continuation of this piece. It’s just so incredible and deep, I can’t get enough of it! I’m obsessed 😂😂😍
This was fascinating and I learned here to be patient, breaking it down and building it up. Thank you very much. Any more of this?
Enjoyed this...very nicely explained. Its really about musicality...to push and pull,.. make it musical.
This was great. Thank you!!
Thank you❤️🙏🏽🦒
Hi, great detail and descriptions with phrasing and dynamics. You mentioned gravity at one point in terms of slowing down at the top of a scalular section and speeding up as you get closer to the bottom. Does this imply that your tempo is variable, such as playing Rubato?
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It is NOT a song. Songs are sung. You should know better if you are teaching.
Really? Ouch. The only feedback you have from that 20 minute video is about the word song? 😂 Song is actually more inviting to the common listener, bringing in even people who don't use the correct term. So...is it important just to show you know the right answers? It sounds like we may have found someone who studied for the SATs to look smart 🤦