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And when I move my hand in the higher positions, will I always use my thumb to immediately play a note with the thumb, or can I also just „move my thumb over the cello-edge“ to make it possible that only the other fingers play?
I started taking cello lessons at age of 66 without any prior music background. Now 4 years past and I still enjoy practicing cello every day. There were so many times I was so frustrated and wanting to give up. I am so glad that I still keep my learning of cello.
“Heroes do not look down at their feet as they kill the dragon. They might miss, they might spear their feet instead, Lully style” BAHAHA clever clever
Wonderful video! There are so many balances to strike in this Suite: evocations of Flamenco guitar styles, the ancient dance genres dating back to Imperial Spain-and also the palpable influence of Maurice Ravel. Some of it, for example the flute taksim that opens the second movement, isn’t by Cassadó at all. Much of how the work appears on the page is a graphic approximation of the “actual” music-including Cassadó’s rendering of that taksim-clarifying that this Suite mustn’t be read as literally as we might read Webern. (I’m wondering if that’s indeed a misprint; it’s so Ravel!) Listening to how, for example, Vicente Gomez or Paco Peña render the same melismas is a game-changer from what meets the eye on paper. Thanks so much for such probing work!
Thanks to Terry for sharing so much expertise and skill, and Tyler's demonstration really helped me grasp how music works. It was amazing. I’m glad I could help you overcome some music production challenges at this event🎉
Flat wrist. This concept is beaten to death. There are a number of ways to play the fingerboard with the wrong technique and maintain a flat wrist. So what
