The best thing is that this video made us feels like we are watching these incredible violins in directly front of your eyes just like we can touch it anytime
Please provide the an “unedited” video of the Gasparo da Salo. Great videos and playing. I’m having a squeak fest with my Fiddle today. Any recommendations? Thanks much!!!
So good to hear you guys like the raw footage! Hopefully we still have the da salo- will go digging! And the cure for a squeak fest is always, ALWAYS more bow! Make sure you’re pulling straight down, and remember, never think pressure in the bow- it’s all about weight and utilizing your arm’s gravity. Hope that helps! :)
I love hearing the history of the instruments. Of course hearing them played is the best part but it's cool to hear about their journeys it's like a real life The Red Violin...without the stealing part, well for most of them anyway. 😂🤣🎻😍
An interesting instrument, a lot of power and a broad range yet I have heard others that I like a lot more. The one that Katha plays has more attack and is probably better balanced. For the sound engineering folks, a lot more middle to high frequency transients. None the less I am sure many people like the "Ole Bul" and it is a very competent instrument. You guys are fun to watch together.
Ole is a fairly common Norwegian name as is the last name Oleson or Olson. Now, in Spanish, olé (oh-LAY) is an exclamation of approval, encouragement, or victory. It is often associated with bull fights as it is shouted by the enthusiastic crowd as the bull passes the cape of the matador. Olé plus Bull - but that’s just a weird coincidence since Spain and Norway (where violinist Ole Bull was born and died) are very far apart and the languages are not at all similar.
She must be tiny, because this violin looks so large I found myself wondering if I had misunderstood, and it was a viola. Wonderful sound, and as someone else said, a privilege to hear it.
I find this violin is perfect for your playing-do hope one day you can play it for much,much longer!!!The broadness of its soundhas to do with its carrying characteristics isn't it? Thank you for sharing this priceless experience!
I also like the broad tonal pallet and power of that Ole Bull violin. Does it have the original flat bridge on it? You didn't seem to have any problems playing. Thanks
Hmm. A bit disappointed in the tone - it sounds a bit hollow compared to the Vieuxtemps and Paganini del Gesus, but - it could be many factors, like what work has been done (or not done) on it over the years. I know Bull did most of his own adjustments, but who knows what it was then and what it is now, and who did what. bass bar, sound post, lots of things - but it doesn't seem to project a focused sound.
Glad that I am not the only one hates when the ring taps the valuable violin. There were other videos her ring hit the bottom plate of the violin several times.
Yes, the 'Guarneri sound' is eminently available. Not for nothing the Guarneri is the best violin for concert hall soloists. Only the very best of them are able to obtain one. You should not take the girl's apprisal all too seriously. It will take months and months to pla a good Guarneri properly.
Ole is old English slang for Old. It is NOT pronounced Olae with a long a sound; just Old without the "d". This violin is so power, it should not be played aggressively. Just let the bow do the work for you. Don't over do anything on this violin! PLEASE
Knows nothing about this piece. Technically adequate, musically clueless, just notes. A parrot can imitate speech but doesn’t understand what it’s saying!!!
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These unedited raw footage videos are soo good, as much as I love your editing style I love the intimacy and rawness in this.
The best thing is that this video made us feels like we are watching these incredible violins in directly front of your eyes just like we can touch it anytime
Wow! Thank you! It is a rare opportunity to hear this great violin played. I feel it’s one of the best!
Thats one of the best Guarneris. Fantastic sound! One could play a Cello Concerto on it.😁😁
Every single time I hear these instruments on your channel I inevitably take a deep breath eventually exhaling bwoah wow!
Unedited: fantastic! Thank you for sharing!🌻
Thank you for the unedited version!
Holy cow. The Ole Bull is incredibly balanced. Powerful on all strings. Clean clean cllleeaaan sound.
Please provide the an “unedited” video of the Gasparo da Salo. Great videos and playing. I’m having a squeak fest with my Fiddle today. Any recommendations? Thanks much!!!
agree!
So good to hear you guys like the raw footage! Hopefully we still have the da salo- will go digging!
And the cure for a squeak fest is always, ALWAYS more bow! Make sure you’re pulling straight down, and remember, never think pressure in the bow- it’s all about weight and utilizing your arm’s gravity. Hope that helps! :)
Thank you for the unedited video - absolutely loved it! All the best to you!
Thank you! Unedited videos are fun- there will definitely be more! :)
Would be really interesting to see some more Of the Guarneri family makers and maybe some more modern instruments
On it! :)
I love hearing the history of the instruments. Of course hearing them played is the best part but it's cool to hear about their journeys it's like a real life The Red Violin...without the stealing part, well for most of them anyway. 😂🤣🎻😍
Such personal and beautiful f-holes. And that incredible maple that del Gesu used... Wow
An interesting instrument, a lot of power and a broad range yet I have heard others that I like a lot more. The one that Katha plays has more attack and is probably better balanced. For the sound engineering folks, a lot more middle to high frequency transients. None the less I am sure many people like the "Ole Bul" and it is a very competent instrument. You guys are fun to watch together.
Mature, deep, rich, powerful, viola like.. and focused. Even with little use of Bow, it sounds powerful.
Wonderful raw footage!
Ole is a fairly common Norwegian name as is the last name Oleson or Olson.
Now, in Spanish, olé (oh-LAY) is an exclamation of approval, encouragement, or victory. It is often associated with bull fights as it is shouted by the enthusiastic crowd as the bull passes the cape of the matador. Olé plus Bull - but that’s just a weird coincidence since Spain and Norway (where violinist Ole Bull was born and died) are very far apart and the languages are not at all similar.
But he did write a Spanish tune, so maybe he did visit Iberia after all.
BRAVO !
She must be tiny, because this violin looks so large I found myself wondering if I had misunderstood, and it was a viola. Wonderful sound, and as someone else said, a privilege to hear it.
I find this violin is perfect for your playing-do hope one day you can play it for much,much longer!!!The broadness of its soundhas to do with its carrying characteristics isn't it?
Thank you for sharing this priceless experience!
“unedited” video are cool, I prefer than edited ones.
Really warm and low tone. Nice 👍
You sound so good on that violin!
Thanks 😊 🙏
Amazing. G string sounds like a cello
I love to hear the history.
Som maravilhoso 🤩
I also like the broad tonal pallet and power of that Ole Bull violin. Does it have the original flat bridge on it? You didn't seem to have any problems playing. Thanks
It does not, unfortunately! The bridges get warped pretty frequently- almost none of them are original!
@Mycel Thanks for the information. Violin making has a wonderful history, and insights into a properly setup instrument is and important part of that.
❤
It's brilliant in the low registers, but the brilliance in the high registers could be a bit more. Anyway I would be happy to play it.
We have two master violin copies of this terrific del Gesu
Very fine playing. Even sounds good on laptop speakers.
Thank you, great to hear these instruments. Well played. Were you improvising or was it pieces or exercises put together?
The pieces I played in this video are in the video description!
@@aTonalHits Thanks, should have looked etc.. just love the double stop stuff, Thanks again.
what is the string installed in this video?
At 5.13 your ring smacks the side of the violin 😆 hope it didn't scratch
It didn’t!! Promise!! :)
@@aTonalHits ok I believe you 🙂
What an impressive WALL of instruments!
What's the first song?
lol I think I'm mistaken but are those dominant strings...
Yeah looks like it. I mean dominants on a good violin are great
They have dominants on a lot of the instruments at CHIMEI for some reason. But like the other commenter said, they can work really nicely!
what is the song she plays at 4:00
Chaconne in D Minor by Bach, playing the section that generally appears on page 3 of most editions :)
🥰🤩👌🏻
"dale jaysew"
The violin plays you not the other way round
When you're holding a violin if you will keep your ring finger and your thumb together around the neck you will never drop it
Can a violin have it's own online following? Can it be an "influencer"? Ole Bull merch?
Hah! If there was such an influencer, the Ole Bull del Gesu would certainly take the cake!
Bach is the only way to test violin competency!!!
maravilloso violin
Que bom que comentou, assim posso conhecer seu canal.
the guy recording sounded awfully rude and it's clear you were slightly annoyed by him
Haha! That guy is my very awesome husband, so we have license to talk to each other that way. It's all in good fun, don't worry.
aTonalHits oh oops didn’t realize! my bad!
@@kevinvanhove5834 lol no worries! The way we communicate usually surprises people, hah
@@aTonalHits "Don't scratch." :-)
I'd rather hear the history and the music
Hmm. A bit disappointed in the tone - it sounds a bit hollow compared to the Vieuxtemps and Paganini del Gesus, but - it could be many factors, like what work has been done (or not done) on it over the years. I know Bull did most of his own adjustments, but who knows what it was then and what it is now, and who did what. bass bar, sound post, lots of things - but it doesn't seem to project a focused sound.
Am 1 din1737
She definitely not getting the full potential out of it.
This is a case where the player does no justice to the full potential of this instrument.
del Gesù are meant to be pushed hard
I played this too, at chimei museum in Taiwan
Please remove your rings next time
Glad that I am not the only one hates when the ring taps the valuable violin. There were other videos her ring hit the bottom plate of the violin several times.
Yes, the 'Guarneri sound' is eminently available. Not for nothing the Guarneri is the best violin for concert hall soloists. Only the very best of them are able to obtain one. You should not take the girl's apprisal all too seriously. It will take months and months to pla a good Guarneri properly.
"the girl"?
出来過ぎ😢。上手すぎるバイオリン🎻には、もう興味を感じない🎉。
I think the violin does not like to be played that way...
Ole is old English slang for Old. It is NOT pronounced Olae with a long a sound; just Old without the "d". This violin is so power, it should not be played aggressively. Just let the bow do the work for you. Don't over do anything on this violin! PLEASE
I thought it is Norwegian male name of famous owner of it, and should be pronounsed Ule (Oole)
😅😂 expert is talking.
Knows nothing about this piece. Technically adequate, musically clueless, just notes.
A parrot can imitate speech but doesn’t understand what it’s saying!!!
Have some warm chocolate milk; you will feel better, I promise.
To my ears it sounds nasal, more like a viola