In Debussy, you must become one with your instrument (ft. Clive Greensmith)

In this lesson clip, Clive Greensmith discusses how he approaches slides in a tasteful and musical manner. This clip comes from Clive Greensmith's lesson on the Debussy Cello Sonata. The work, written in 1915, is one of the shortest major sonatas for cello, yet presents myriad challenges to the musician. In addition to brilliant solutions to the work's many difficulties, Greensmith also presents fascinating historical context for this most enigmatic sonata.
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[@Wilsondan27]

I will always remember Clive by Paul tortelier masterclass. Part 1 very very good watch this

[@LittleHarryBrother1]

Omg, you made me recognise him now! Tortelier was right when he said he was going to become a champ!

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🥇!

[@MrAkifusion]

LAME.