G.Faure - Elegie Op 24 - Cello and Piano - Piano Accompaniment

[@DityaSangGita]

I'm studying along with this thank you, yet I'm still dying playing those scale like passages 😊

[@l.hfreitas9624]

Thank so much, I'm cello player and i need this!!

[@Pianoescort]

+Lucas H ^^ you´re welcome :)

[@sorakxrl]

congratulations on the channel, I live in Brazil and this channel has helped me to study.
put more sonatas for violin would be excellent.
And post every week
a hug

[@Pianoescort]

thanks :D

[@german87lp]

wow, this is perfect, thank you so much ! i really need this

[@Pianoescort]

XD thanks have fun!!

[@miriamm1728]

Gracias!!! tendrás Berceuce, de Faure también? Muuuuuuuchas gracias!!!

[@martabertomeu2601]

Thanks a lot! the version is very good and it helps me a lot to study this wonderful score.

[@jazz_intown4723]

This is great! Gonna use this for practice

[@J0taCello]

Excelente!!
Mil Gracias por tu trabajo :D

[@Pianoescort]

J0taCello Gracias!! xD

[@gleedads]

This is very useful. Thanks very much. The one thing that would make it even more useful would be if there was some way to show what bar you are in at each point so that it is easier to repeatedly practice a small part in the middle. Perhaps the current bar could be highlighted in the sheet music on the video, or, perhaps easier, the current bar number could be displayed in one corner.

[@Pianoescort]

Thank you very much for the advice.
is already introduced in the new videos ;)

[@LiaPerry]

if it wasn't so robotic it'd be good

[@Pianoescort]

+Lia Perry is true, but ¯\(ツ)/¯

[@AzureD100]

+Pianoescort it's still pretty damn good

[@LiaPerry]

Its good , I gues its one of those pieces pianist and cellist have to play together... too many rits and rubato sections

[@AzureD100]

That's true but if you dont have an pianist for rehearsals, it helps to know the piano part and to work the tones

[@Pianoescort]

too rubato are not good ;D

[@cellobride]

Is this an actual piano performance of a midi rendition?

[@user-lh6yb3tq6t]

Midi

[@brunosampaio7239]

i`m a cello player and iá like to thank tou so much for sharing this!!!

[@Pianoescort]

Bruno Sampaio thanks xD

[@katieworden4932]

Is this okay to use if playing the clarinet version at all? Are keys the same despite clefs? just that there are none specifically for us anywhere. Thanks

[@Pianoescort]

I do not know, my knowledge of the clarinet is limited , sorry :(

[@meganlam4149]

Thanks your channel really helps me. Do you play Orientale by Granados for cello? I could not find any on youtube. That would be a big help if you could play that. :)

[@oswaldovega6027]

Can you do the Handel sonatas please? :3

[@MIVANDIAZCRUZ]

😁😁😁👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@johnsalem2562]

What tempo is it?

[@hayleashuman2486]

68 bpm

[@soup712]

3:01

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3:50

[@TrionSixteenisawsum]

helpful

[@Pianoescort]

+MKW Thundr thanks :)

[@benedictlang7431]

the harmony was so well in this Elegie op.24 that I wrote an accompaniment for piano as well. Here is missing some sound...split the chords you can get from the cello sheet (prime and quint in left hand, terz and septime or melodie in right hand), that helps a lot..

[@Pianoescort]

thanks ^^

[@jonozwiz]

even better if it was possible to slow it down in the middle for the musically challenged if this was technically possible. then the student could slowly work to speed.

[@soup712]

0:27

[@lukaschytka7067]

Is very good but one pedal sad

[@FRed-cn6or]

V

[@joshualiu9600]

Way to quiet to actually play with don't use this video unless you like a confusing and quiet accompanist

[@valdemar9960]

I am using this a much, very fun to Play with piano whenever i want to, but gotta say. It was terrible played. Sry

[@soup712]

3:58

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