Enrico Dindo, acclaimed international soloist | AdultCello InConversation

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AdultCello InConversation is a series of interviews curated for those who are passionate about playing the cello. We chat about all things cello, from equipment to repertoire to practice habits and beyond.
I thoroughly enjoyed this particular interview with cello virtuoso Enrico Dindo, and I hope you find it as fascinating and enriching as I did!
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00:00 Intro
1:15 Musical upbringing
3:25 The story of his cello
11:12 The Arsenal of Bows
14:03 Favorite living luthiers
16:41 The ideal setup for Bach
26:54 Mental practice
32:12 Talent only gets you so far
38:45 The musical room and the technical room
42:20 Mental practice in today's enviroment
49:19 Do you revisit the fundamentals?
51:40 How do you start off each practice session?
53:23 Any moments of doubt during the cello journey?

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31 июл 2024

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@marshawallace9860 3 месяца назад

I’m so glad I took time to listen to this interview! Key insights for me were the importance of mental practice and that we appreciate each small step forward, day by day. Billy, you keep saying you started late, at age 25!! I’m 63. I have no idea if I have any real talent at all. I wonder what I can realistically expect to accomplish. I’ve only been playing for a year.

@robinderlanger5971 3 месяца назад

This is inspiring and deeply insightful - the key takeaway for me is first have the sound and music embedded in your mind before using hands and fingers to create it through the Cello - thank you Enrico and Billy

@lorrytrujilloperezphd 3 месяца назад

Thank you so much for that amazing interview, Billy! I learned a lot and am really inspired by Mr. Dindo. Viva cello!

@CanadianDivergent 2 месяца назад

omg this is great!!! I saw his vids like 12 years ago, and he is incredibly influential.

@marthasiegel7115 3 месяца назад

I wonder if your interviewee knew my friend Valter Despalj who I met originally in Dubrovnik, then in New York? He was also a great cellist and teacher. Sadly he died last year.