Stunning. Dindo's playing transcends what I had long considered what already was the highest level of artistry and technical mastery possible on the cello-something that represented the attainment of the pinnacle. I was wrong, at least about the extraordinary playing shared on these videos by a man whom I consider to be the greatest cellist in the world today. My greats of the past-Tortelier, Starker, Rostropovich, Fournier, Gendron, Cassado, et al-rather than feeling usurped, surely, are looking down and smiling, knowing that the pathway they had built had not reached the end of the line , but rather, cleared the way for others (of the necessary talents and commitment) to continue the journey. With that, Dindo has taken the cello to altogether new heights, a mind-numbing achievement for which there seem to be no adequate words.
Thank you Mr. Dindo! I am busy now with the complete Bach Suites, going to record them in October! I was a little lost in this Suite, but you INSPIRE me! Thank you for this wonderful interpretation! For me you and Truls Mork are my favourites!
Es muy notable en estas suites cómo Enrico Dindo no sólo obtiene un salido cálido y profundo que se siente en el oido y en la piel, sino que es magistral como maneja las tensiones y las resuelve con una sonoridad perfecta y limpia. Mario Carlos Ginzburg Argentina
L'ho ascoltata in concerto a Pisa pochi giorni fa ed è stata davvero una grande emozione. Speravo proprio di trovare una sua esecuzione delle suite di Bach (in particolare la n.5) su RU-vid. Grazie per averla condivisa (e grazie per il bellissimo concerto) !! :)
Suite 5 is normally my least favorite of Bach's suites (Except I love this suite's courante) But listening to this interpretation of it was so amazing!
I appreciate the fact that he uses little or no vibrato. In the baroque period vibrato was a form of ornamentation. If you listen to a proper baroque chamber orchestra, they use vibrato sparingly. I just discovered this guy and I adore his playing. Mind you, I love Yo Yo Ma and Mischa Maesky but I think this guy sounds better.
There are as many ways to play the Suites as there are players capable of executing them; but I often refer to these performances as being as close to the way I do them myself (violist) as I've found anywhere. Bravo Signor Dindo!
My favorite suite, especially when played with the scordatura. Have you tried any of embellishments of the Sarabande, such as the one by Simon Rowland-Jones?
enrico dindo Enrico, do you know of anywhere (apart from iTunes) where I can buy a downloadable version of your complete Bach suites. As I am in U.K., iTunes doesn't allow me to buy it from the Italian store 😪...and the CDs are unavailable in Amazon UK !. ....Kind regards, Ray
@@antonycooke6402 she's a vocalist. How in the hell would she know how to phrase the Bach cello suites? There's this joke which I find to be very true in all its irony: vocalists have so much air coming in and out of them that inside their head there's nothing else but air itself.
