In this episode of Open practice, I show you how I work on sound clarity among other things with Haydn C major cello concerto. I love to watch how other people practice, I think you can learn a lot from it. Hope you enjoy this episode!
The level of concentration is soo impressive, I just cant stop being distracted all the time when I practice, but you seem to notice like literary every single imperfection and fix them immidiately, I hope I will too one day be capable of doing that. I guess it probably gets easier when you dont get overwhelmed by tons of imperfections and mistakes on frickin EVERY, SINGLE, NOTE. Deamn, why does music have to be so hard.. Anyways, I would not have thought about my quality of practice as much if not you, so thanks for that, you are making young cellists lifes way easier, Its nice seeing someone casting a light from the other side of the tunnel!
Thank you for this -- brilliant and unpretentious playing. As others have mentioned, I love reading your thoughts in "real-time" as you notice and go back and work on things.
Thanks Pablo! Great video as always 🤩. QnA: do you have any tips on how to get accepted to a prestigious music university? Also what rosin do you use? Cheers 😊
Thank you very much!!! This helped me a lot in my playing! I am currently working on Popper polonaise op.14 and I couldn’t decide which type of vibrato I should use. So thank you very much!
Great video! Really appreciate the written observations, it helps me understand what you're looking for and correcting while you play. Thanks for posting this 👍👍
@@flatmars7072 yes, and basic cloth mask offer no airborne precautions, only droplet precaution... but since one country supplies world with 80% of particulate mask (n90,95,100) they force cloth even though a basic nursing class will tell you otherwise Also, basic cloth mask barely help with droplet precautions They say follow science but no one is teaching science Edit, lovely video pablo, sorry just sad too see two extreme wrong sides which shows how dumb down world has become