Whenever I feel like to listen a ultimate beauty like Chaconne, I come to this channel and listen. It's timeless! His passion and focus is quite inspirational. This piece must be definitely one of the most challenging one. I started to practice recently and not sure when possibly can play near like him but will keep at it. Thank you! I would like to visit many more and enjoy to listen it.
such a beautiful interpretation of this piece, executed with such great skill! It sounds great on the cello too! Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
C'est une œuvre qui pourrait être qualifiée d'injouable au violoncelle , pourtant cet artiste la réussit ; ce qui devrait nous permettre de constater l'accomplissement de très gros progrès techniques sur cet instrument . Pourtant , quant è l'harmonie ,il me manque la superbe richesse qu'elle requiert .
It's a hundred times better when played on the instrument for which it was composed. The violin. + But I understand that some instruments (cello, viola, flute) need arrangements, to extend their repertoire. Also, I must contradict myself! Although Bach composed the Six Sonatas/Partitas for solo violin, the 'quadruple stopping' is impossible to play, and he may have had the keyboard in mind!
try watching it on a cello transcribed to G minor to preserve the relatively same open string overtones as the violin and see if its perhaps this transcription that you dont like as much
