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Masterclass: Ernest Bloch's "Prayer" - Musings with Inbal Segev

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From its quiet and intimate opening measures to the outcry later on, "Prayer" from Ernest Bloch's From Jewish Life evokes the sounds of the past. Today on Musings with Inbal we'll work on making the shifts expressive, but not too over-the-top, using “air” in the bow to create different colors, and more.
Please let me know if you have any comments and/or questions, I would love to hear from you. Thank you for watching!!
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29 авг 2024

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@cellosong Месяц назад

Wonderful demonstrations and musicality. Brava!

@aedders Год назад

I’m learning this piece and have been having a hard time getting the character right. Your video is super helpful and has wonderful suggestions about shifting and color. Your suggestion to play the scale at the end of the Poco piu mosso on the G string is brilliant. Thanks so much!

@jangjinkyu 2 года назад

Thank you for amazing Masterclass Video! I am playing Theremin, it would be big help to me!

@johnny2303 3 года назад

Thank You Inbal, I will try to apply these tips except on Double Bass

@vuke500 4 года назад

Without your help with a sheet, I think that I cannot deal with this beautiful piece. Thank very much that you shared it.

@willemdegroot9221 3 года назад

Thank you!!

@Filmusk 5 лет назад

Very helpful. You’re wonderful. תודה

@quetzalcuber 6 лет назад

Beautiful piece. :)

@carolinebennett5615 6 лет назад

I have your recording of this piece. Haunting!

@nicholasscott9672 6 лет назад

awesome! I haven't been able to find a masterclass on this piece before. Truly a masterpiece

@CL-tz6iv 6 лет назад

Do you recommend any specific etudes or exercises to play in this style better? I would also like to discover more pieces that sound similar to this one. Thank you!

@Inbalsegevcello 6 лет назад

Caro L hi, the best way to learn and understand the style of Jewish inspired works is to listen to Jewish music and to play them. Other pieces include Kol Nidrei by Max Bruch, the other two pieces in Jewish Life are great. I have a whole CD of works in this style, ranging from Williams’ Schindler’s List to Stutchewski, who was a Polish/Israeli cellist composer. www.amazon.com/Nigun-Celebration-Inbal-Segev-cello/dp/B0001XAORA

@CL-tz6iv 6 лет назад

Thank you! I'm so grateful that you take time to help.

@cellosong Месяц назад

Listen also to Bloch's Scheloma for Cello and Orchestra.

@diepunymortals 2 года назад

Why does everyone play the triplets as a quaver - two semiquaver rhythm?

@cellosong Месяц назад

These lines are meant to sound improvised and spontaneous so they should have certain irregularities to them. We should not play the rhythms metronomically as a result.