J. S. Bach - Toccata in D Minor - Konstandinos Boudounis - Solo Cello - live
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J. S. Bach TOCCATA in D Minor BWV 565 - Konstandinos Boudounis - Solo Cello - Live - Arranged for solo Violoncello by Constandinos Boudounis
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As a former professional cellist this is one of my top 5 cello performances. He makes it look so easy. It may not be the most technical piece but his arrangement, intonation, and pacing of this song amazing.
His double stops were insanely clean, which I’d argue are quite difficult to execute on the cello compared to the violin.
I've been a regular on this video since I found it (3 years already). Truly a masterpiece. I dont think I'll ever stop listening.
ikr i am kind of an amateur but ican play alot of songs and i can say this is abaut impossible for me
@@braydenk.8348 Completely, Cellos are much more difficult than Violins for sure. In fact, Violins are the easiest of the four classical orchestra instruments.
@@braydenk.8348 Absolutely. Unbelievable!
I wish people were more aware of how difficult it is to play with intonation this great with such a clear sound. I'm so thankful that I got to watch this video!
Very clear sound it is very nice
@@rrcc8367 There are different ways to play each piece. I played a grade 8 piece 2 months after I started - got all the notes, but sounded like trash. It's about the execution here. It's the artistry that makes a song easy or difficult, not the notes. The intonation esp on the double stops at the top end takes a lot of practice, and putting drama into a song is by no means easy. If you want to just hit the notes, ya, anyone can do it. If you want to sound good, or emotional...it's not easy.
@@nebulasky6863 Far from anybody can play this piece. It's incredibly difficult. I'm a good amateur cellist.
125 organists disliked this, cause he just whooped your ass
Doing it all with two limbs instead of four is pique modern man.
Heuehehe
This man, to put it simply, is an absolute musical genius of a cellist.
👏👏👏👏
So I came here simply because I'm on a TH-cam binge of different Instruments covering this piece, and I sort just jokingly thought to myself, "Huh I wonder if anyone has attempted this on Cello..." Not just attempted, as it turns out, but _mastered_ !
Harp versions are also great.
Oh man, 4:36 to 4:44 is possibly the most incredible sound I've ever heard from a cello.
There is a similar section to this in the third mvmt of the saint saens cello concerto if you want to hear more. Octaves are a wonderful thing on the cello.
@@nuffim3277 But very difficult to play in tune.
I damn near blew out my car speakers listening to this on break at work
To the 229 dislikes, how sad for you! His style, his fingering and love for his cello is beautiful and haunting. This is why I picked up my cello after 10 yrs.
As a good amateur cellist, I'm in awe. The double stops so cleanly played are remarkable. He plays musically, with soul and perfect intonation a supremely difficult piece. Much much easier on the organ.
The reverb of the room just adds so much depth this is an incredible performance
the beauty of this piece alone is fascinating but if you've ever played cello you know how unfathomably difficult this must be
Yes! Almost impossible. Far easier on the violin.
The sustained notes are beautifully held and then released into a magnificent echo. The deep power of the cello used to its full potential! Thanks for sharing
@@ian4751 i imagine he was just in a relatively empty room
@@ian4751 As Adam said, I think there's an echo in the room.
That is one of the aspects of a good music room and a good cello played by a good musician.
I'm not a musician. I know literally jack shit about music. I just know I like this.
u seen luke smiths new podcast?
You don't have to know anything about music to enjoy it.
Thanks, my good NPC
If you like it your a musician
it doesnt matter orange man bad!
*breaks the replay button*
+Yum Nom breaks moar
Yep
Yum Nom s
Это гениальное исполнение. Страшно представить - на какой уровень мастерства поднялся. Это уровень самых великих музыкантов.
Bach is amazing, you are amazing. Life is amazing.
I am amazing as well.
What I find most beautiful, is the Greek influence in this performance. The slight "slurs" and bending of notes at particular transitions. Gives me chills. And the acoustics are insane; the low bass resonance. This is now my most favorite version of this piece. Truly amazing. Thank you!!!
Technique: unconventional
Performance: incredible
OMG! Sweet example of why humankind deserve to be here
To the 150 people who disliked this: who hurt you ?!?!?
My only question is who would dislike this?
+ Nikeyta Robinson no te gusta? debes tener cera en los oidos....es escuchas lady gaga?
lmao I was being sarcastic, I love it. I asked who would dislike it? I hate lady gaga. And you must not read English very well.
ajaja no, viste? no soy del primer mundo. Todo bien "nikita"
+Nikeyta Robinson those who watched this upside down
+Bor Ogoro lmao
Δυστυχώς μόνο 1 εκατ προβολές... Φίλε χωρίς λόγια, άψογος!
This video is why I chose to learn cello as an adult a year ago.
Correction, this is a toccata in D minor originally, but this one is transposed in C minor for cello
Kavier V Piano That's what I thought, too. He played his open C string at 0:43 even though it's supposed to be a D. Still a great piece in any key.
Thanks Captain Obvious
what if he did a drop D tuning :P
well he didn't but it doesn't matter it's nice even in c minor
Nick Shelton
Not sure, but it would be costly.
The trascription in C minor is well done, and the performance is one of the best I've ever heard! Simply amazing!
The angels are weeping tears of pure joy over this.
This si actually one of the most amazing cello performances i have ever seen
Holy! As a cello player myself, I though this would be an impossible piece of music to play (like this) with cello. This is marvellous! I wonder who has arranged this - maybe himself?
Absolutely beautiful performance. A very soulful sound and skilfully delivered with such precision.
Why would anyone want to downvote this. A serious young cellist. Very interesting arrangement.
I have listened to (and watched) this video so many times. I come back to it now and then. Everytime it is such a profound experience.
Very well transcribed for solo strings... and powerfully played. Impressed!
Fucking incredible.
That was stupendous! What a technique, what a sound!
HE WENT OFF THE FINGERBOARD...............This is amazing
My favorite work for an organ. It's even been done on a harp. I wouldn't have believed it possible on a cello. This is fantastic.
I agree. I've played this piece on the piano. It's ten times more difficult on the cello. I am a good cellist but I would never be able to play this piece with such clear perfection intonation. Man is a genius.
You are a masterful musician and superb cellist.. I salute you
I can't stop listening to it. It's so powerful. The sound, the echo, he's very good.
Tout y est !!
Le tempo, les effets
Magnifique !!.
phew.... Cried a little bit BUT I'M OK NOW BRAVO lol
Great transcription, powerful performance and a clear pure intonation!
It penetrated to the depths of the soul. Bravo!
The note on 1:45 would sound a little more eerie if it slowly went flat or down in pitch as it faded. It already sounds quite like that, very subtly. It’s beautiful! I always like hearing the fugue right after!
Thanks god i am living in TH-cam era to watch this masterpiece
καλὸς κἀγαθός!
I bought a violin but I’ve lately been looking at cellos thinking it may be easier to learn.
Far more difficult than the violin. I started cello at age ten and have become a good amateur cellis. Professionally I'm a literary translator. I studied violin for two yrs and was very surprised at how easier the violin is than the cello.
Sorry, cellist.
Both difficult, just requires two different physiques when it comes to your hands. You need long fingers with narrow palms to play violin. People with wider palms and mid sized fingers do best with cello. I was an awful violinist, but it’s just because I didn’t have the hands for it. Cello has been much less frustrating for me.
Now i really would like the sheet music!
The thought that anyone could give this performance a thumbs down boggles my mind.
Double stops are amazing and and excellent demonstration of rubato properly employed!
SO FUCKING BEAUTIFUL. That guy can take me home any time of the day.
Extraordinary seeing too that he also has joint problems...amazing.
This music is the 1st music that I listened to with my new laptop! 💟
more like in C minor!
Absolutely spectacular!
What a wonderful arrangement and fantastically perfect played Constandino. My admiration and respect for you. Wonderful musician!!!!! Amazing. You trancribed it 1 tone lower for the open strings BRAVO!!!
This is just divine. A master in action. Even Bach himself would be amazed! 😯😁
this guy puts ivy league cellists to shame
OH
MY
GOD!!!!!!!
BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
you are awesome! I don't know what the heck are they talking about technique I give a damn if you play with your feet. All I can hear is an outstanding talent to articulate your rhythm and the way you pronounce your phrases and a deep beautiful sound! Thank you for sharing :)
I actually did know a one-armed cellist who bowed with his foot! He was amazing. I did a quick google search: www.cello.org/heaven/disabled/tadlietz.htm
Eu digo AMÉN ;)
Bc technically this is next to impossible.
I downloaded it to my MP3 player...that how well this guy plays it...I am not a classic music lover but it made me lay back and think about life...
Unfassbar schön! ❤
This guy is a legend! How can one thumb down with critics about his hands positions? Thelonious Monk was a genious at playing piano and who cared about his fingering or seating position? The most important is the music not how you hold the instrument. Music is art and people express it in different ways so seat back and enjoy it.
Solo puedo ponerme de pie y aplaudir!!! Me dejó el pecho lleno de magia esta interpretación!! Gracias por compartir
This is truly a gem here in TH-cam
I’m speechless. I was absolutely captivated for every second.
So beautiful! Cello speaks to the soul!
Most beautiful instrument and the closes to the human voice.
Sorry, closest.
I love when a piece of music leaves me speechless. Well done, sir.
Wow! An orchestra with one instrument.
Score 1 for the TH-cam algorithm.
Splendid playing.
His technique elicits a beautiful resonance from an incredible instrument that complies to perfection!! Bravo young man! Bach 😌
Iam just learning to play the cello this me need to practice more and to push myself harder that was fantastic
This was nicely arranged to get as much polyphony out of it as possible. Not only double-stops, but also using the opportunity to pizzicato adjacent strings. Bravo!
La Toccata au violoncelle, Il fallait oser ! Il l'a fait, divinement bien !
I always come back to watch this... you re amazing
Este es uno de mis instrumentos favoritos, junto al violin y la guitarra.
Excelente interpretación del maestro, felicidades.
how can anyone not like this
You obviously have that wind of inspiration and magnetism that goes beyond just technique alone. You are amazing. Thanks for blessing us with your performance!
4:51 So good!!!!
Pure delight, my eyes are wet.....thank you so much for this
My pineal gland is hopping. Fantastic on the headphones.
Pizzicato and chords at the same time while soling. This is too good
Impressionante! Impressive. Grande artista, great! Bravo, bravo, BRAVO! Clap clap clap!!!!
Meu Deus, lindo demais!!!
Bravo das ist super klasse danke dafür
Like many other organists, I pretty much avoid the BWV 565, mostly just from overexposure. I have to admin though, here it sounds great! FAR better than the feeble transcriptions to the piano. Well done!!!
Vibrating those strings into a melancholic resonance streams into an exceptional serenity. Beautiful rendition!
One "young" writer below (Ashley Miller) said something about technique......We all start out instructed with technique from whatever teacher you begin with but with maturity, you find out, the playing technique is NOT important....the importance is the sound.....and only the sound......if he plays upside down, left handed, with a carrot in the F hole and he has the best cello sound on earth, no one will care much about the technique....suddenly everyone will be playing upside sown, left handed with a carrot in the F hole. Of course this is exaggerated but if you don't really understand the exaggeration here, you cannot grow as a musician. Close your eyes and listen to the sound. Let that rule your judgments.
That's all true. Rigidity on technique is something you learn in SCHOOL, but it's only when you are becoming professional (and this guy plays clearly like a pro) that you can try, and adapt, and find your true style. Only the sound you make is important, focusing on the way you do it is good when you learn, not anymore when you know.
Besides, (even though I'm not a cello player) it looks like he's got tons of technique. I like when he stuck his finger out with his fret hand and plucked a couple of open stings in the last few bars. Get em!
The only thing that's actually wrong with how he's playing technique wise (the only technique that actually matters here) is his back. Leaning while playing like that will eventually mess up your back. I play cello too and i've experienced this first-hand.
Aside from your point, her critique is inaccurate anyways
@Jack Lumber didnt knew that paganini had carrots in the f hole ...
Wow! Just wow!
Bravisssimoooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow... Such power!!! Truly amazing performance with excellent tone. Very impressive!
This guy is is amazing, and the piece selected is golden! Haters BEGONE
This really captures the heart of the piece.
Meu Deus do céu amado, isto está em outro nível...
Thank you for this...this has propelled me in personal practice and is so beautifully done.
Man this is brilliant. Cello is by far my favorite classical string instrument second only to guitar. Those highs...those lows! Would love to own one sometime. This is very inspiring.
Amazingly Amazing!
~ presence interpretation style and that cello''s voice raised my relationship with Bach to an otherworldy level ~~
I'am gonna lie down my violin to learn cello, since this instrument suits me better in every aspect- playing this piece ob music will be my goal to achieve :D
@Private Notitia if he learned this well in 5 years i would be impressed
@@specialperson335 I think you'd have to be YoYo Ma.
Fantastic!!!!!!
R E S O N A N C E
Great playing :)