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Baerbel Bellinghausen’s obsession with string instruments began early in her life. “When I was 13 years old, I went to a concert with my parents. I could see the soloist and he played the cello. I was so fascinated by the sound of the instrument that I knew I must learn to play the cello; I have to learn how to build it.”
And that was exactly what she did, eventually, becoming a luthier in Vienna and one of the few master artisans who crafted concert-quality string instruments by hand. She also possesses the expertise required to replicate antique Stradivari instruments. Read the story here: cna.asia/2Vdrs23
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@vicarius6018
@vicarius6018 5 лет назад
This, is the greatest existing definition of the word 'Passion'.
@ArielBerdugo
@ArielBerdugo 3 года назад
Yes !!!
@Dk-jj3vu
@Dk-jj3vu 3 года назад
It should be everyone’s goal to find something to be half as passionate about than this woman is about making violins. This was a joy to watch.
@mitchmatthews6713
@mitchmatthews6713 3 года назад
She is definitely a gift to the musical community. To care so much about her work, her "children," is simply fascinating!
@xres1329
@xres1329 3 года назад
Let`s hope that the husband is not the jelaous type...🥰
@wowwowwow597
@wowwowwow597 3 года назад
Outrages! This women sold 5 of her children every year!
@Frilabird
@Frilabird 3 года назад
Money talks
@launabanauna8958
@launabanauna8958 3 года назад
@@Frilabird Yes, yes it does!!
@gilgamesh3328
@gilgamesh3328 3 года назад
I have never heard a violin's weight compared to bars of chocolate before; I am now using this equivalence for everything.
@frank-ts1yr
@frank-ts1yr 3 года назад
Ha
@dianemoril7612
@dianemoril7612 3 года назад
so I use to eat 1/2 violin chocolate when I am stressful. what about you?
@raccoon6072
@raccoon6072 3 года назад
The essence of Vienna.
@Anthony_in_Bloomington_Indiana
@Anthony_in_Bloomington_Indiana 3 года назад
Ha ha, you are wise, grasshopper! 😀
@dianemoril7612
@dianemoril7612 3 года назад
@Richard Wagner 100% ok.
@pascalpoussin1209
@pascalpoussin1209 10 месяцев назад
Bravo CNA for showing something like this, a lady Luthier from Vienna, one of the greatest cities for western classical music.
@graham6229
@graham6229 3 года назад
What a superb human being.
@mC22oK87
@mC22oK87 3 года назад
Sie spricht so leidenschaftlich über ihr Beruf.... so schön.
@Leelz247
@Leelz247 3 года назад
It's extremely rare to find something you want to do every day.
@PhillipYewTree
@PhillipYewTree 3 года назад
This person makes beautiful violins - and most of us can’t fix a shelf to a wall 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@opheriayu
@opheriayu 3 года назад
@Phillip Evans stop calling us out!!! 🤭🤭🐈🐈✨✨🤫🤫🤫 @Richard Wagner stop cackling at us!! Surely out there is a gadget and service for us. I found a sticky heavy-duty thingy, attached it to the wall and TADA!! Now have a shelf!! 🐈🤭✨✨✨👯👯👯🌼✨✨✨ Have a great day today! 🤗✨
@danielphendarko2651
@danielphendarko2651 3 года назад
@Richard Wagner hello Wagner o/
@shaunhall1838
@shaunhall1838 3 года назад
What is truly amazing is not the item itself but the person who makes it. As a silversmith when I’m done with a piece I let go of my attachment with it and let others think as they may. I enjoy the process of making something. She is amazing!
@wademiyataki9221
@wademiyataki9221 3 года назад
As time goes by, there seems to be fewer true artisans in this world. Always humbling when you run across one. If you play the violin, she’s the one you want building/maintaining your instrument!
@bahbahbah8460
@bahbahbah8460 3 года назад
i wish i could craft 5 violins a year for a living
@Hero101010
@Hero101010 3 года назад
Ikr!
@SilentlyWe
@SilentlyWe 3 года назад
She sells them $20k euro each, so $100k euro a year. Pretty decent living for crafting 5 violins a yr
@reneecarter6702
@reneecarter6702 3 года назад
It’s wonderful to see someone take up a craft, perfect it, and be happy with what they do. ❤️ 🎻
@raceface_m2579
@raceface_m2579 3 года назад
Lovely. Just absolutely lovely. You can see the love in her eyes for creating such instruments.
@Naomi1
@Naomi1 3 года назад
We need more people like her in the world
@cliffsandifer3877
@cliffsandifer3877 6 месяцев назад
it should be requirement that elected officials also be musicians (preferably violinist fiddlers...) my humble opinion
@dkcorderoyximenez3382
@dkcorderoyximenez3382 3 года назад
Such a lovely story....she carves with her soul....
@fishmut
@fishmut Год назад
Wow your passion brought tears to my eyes , I feel the same as you when you build something so special to your heart , so beautiful, your music Instruments must sound amazing , bless you , keep doing what you love , big hugs take care. 👍
@xavierfranco5800
@xavierfranco5800 3 года назад
To witness such passion in a person and their work is incredibly inspiring.
@thadlabrie9627
@thadlabrie9627 3 года назад
When she’s tapping the wood up next to her ear I’m like “okay things are getting serious”
@jolynecujoh2694
@jolynecujoh2694 3 года назад
the violin is a soundbox. if she doesn’t, then there won’t be any sound
@rossthefiddler5890
@rossthefiddler5890 3 года назад
It's important to get the resonant tap tones correct of both back & front plates for an ideal tone from the instrument & also after the sound holes are cut & during finishing a bass bar for the clearest response of tone.
@da1otta
@da1otta 3 года назад
It is so inspiring to see someone so passionate and dedicated to their work.
@XimenaZhaoArchive
@XimenaZhaoArchive 3 года назад
People with such clear passion and calling are always inspiring. I'm so happy for her that she gets to live her joy.
@bdmatzek5060
@bdmatzek5060 5 лет назад
Old World craftsmanship at the highest level! Thx for posting.
@arungera4041
@arungera4041 3 года назад
Honoured to see an artist ,pray she inspires our future Regards
@dieselsk8
@dieselsk8 Год назад
I know computers can be more precise, but can´t any machine put love, passion and soul in handicraft and this make a lot difference!
@GabInUtube
@GabInUtube 3 года назад
I tried to google Master Barbel's violin price after watching this video, it costs MINIMUM Euro 20,000 per violin and at least 3 YEARS waiting period. In my country Malaysia that price can buy me a small old flat in the city. Barbel is truly the master of violin creation.
@keirfarnum6811
@keirfarnum6811 3 года назад
If you think about it, that’s only 100k per year, before taxes. She isn’t getting wealthy doing this. And compared to the cost of a good antique violin which can cost into the millions, she’s actually not charging that much. P.S., only 20k for a flat? That’s cheap. Here in the Bay Area in California, it would be over 20 times the cost; if not more.
@themarquis336
@themarquis336 3 года назад
Her passion. Wow... ✨
@excuseyou7198
@excuseyou7198 3 года назад
Omg I can imagine it would be a very touching moment to see your violin that you worked so hard to make, being played in a concert.
@NKPyo
@NKPyo 2 года назад
Love her passion, it's wonderful
@theresadailey5809
@theresadailey5809 3 года назад
This was fascinating , to watch her craft of violins. Magical indeed.
@steventrostle1825
@steventrostle1825 3 года назад
Such a wonderful experience seeing and hearing a True artist work and speak. Thank you
@smeraldoderosa7556
@smeraldoderosa7556 3 года назад
Listening to stories of lives of amazing individuals such as yourself remind me why I must keep believing in the human race. That is what I try to show and teach my children. I would to be in your shop to sit simply and watch you create. Thank you.
@jimscanoe
@jimscanoe 3 года назад
What a beautiful, inspirational video with much to teach about patience and appreciation for your patience-thank you so very much.
@Ceshini1
@Ceshini1 3 года назад
Wow, her passion is so tangible. I have no doubt she loves what she is doing.
@daevaskye
@daevaskye 3 года назад
How blessed is she to so love what she does and derive such satisfaction from it.
@carlgrubbs1026
@carlgrubbs1026 3 года назад
When you create something it must have this magic feeling...love for your craft...there is no other feeling in the world...thank you for the video...i enjoyed it greatly❤❤❤❤
@paulhomsy2751
@paulhomsy2751 3 года назад
Very beautiful, refined and very involved work. Extremely talented and passionate.
@rhyfelwrDuw
@rhyfelwrDuw 3 года назад
I knew a cellist who also made violins - a wonderful elderly man who lived not far from me when I was a child! I would have loved one of his violins (not because I can play, but because he was a brilliant craftsman and a wonderful man - would have been something to remember him by)!
@Linnytic
@Linnytic 3 года назад
The passion and dedication, I love it
@rutbrea8796
@rutbrea8796 3 года назад
Wonderful job, and the joy. You are blessed my dear.
@user-do5hd7zb4x
@user-do5hd7zb4x 2 месяца назад
Very much enjoyed! Thank you!
@excuseyou7198
@excuseyou7198 3 года назад
Those violins are absolutely gorgeous
@crazywisdom2
@crazywisdom2 3 года назад
Love her passion ~
@KoenVandevelde
@KoenVandevelde 3 года назад
So schön!! Gänsehaut ...
@NoteConference
@NoteConference 3 года назад
Fantastic! You are living a dream life as we all could
@LondonMus
@LondonMus 3 года назад
When there is true desire and passion in your job, that’s when your heart and soul are truly set free and you can enjoy everything else surrounding your life. When you do a job maybe 10 hours a day that makes you unhappy, that’s when everything else begins to fall apart Do whatever makes you HAPPY👍🏼 easier said than done but strive to get where you wanna be and doing what you really wanna do. God bless you all
@WienArtist
@WienArtist 3 года назад
I truly believe that God creates a purpose for everyone. Some people, like Bärbel Bellinghausen, are blessed to know what their purpose is and in so pursuing and engaging in it, find the true joy that God desired for them in their passion and pursuit.
@stoundingresults
@stoundingresults 3 года назад
Thumbs up because of her woodworking skills. 👍
@simon0yeung
@simon0yeung 2 года назад
Wow, beautiful fantastic violins
@terrystephens1102
@terrystephens1102 3 года назад
Fantastic craftsmanship 👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏
@MorningThief_
@MorningThief_ 3 года назад
a passionate luthier: "i love my job" Seiji Amasawa: (heavy breathing)
@augustorodriguez3158
@augustorodriguez3158 3 года назад
I almost cried!. Greetings from Perú!
@rosssoutherland8118
@rosssoutherland8118 3 года назад
What a Special Lady! Wow!
@p1nesap
@p1nesap 3 года назад
Wonderful and beautiful.
@dianemoril7612
@dianemoril7612 3 года назад
beautiful voice...
@jenvogue5005
@jenvogue5005 Год назад
einfach fantastisch!
@edwinkok1913
@edwinkok1913 3 года назад
The romcom soundtrack threw me off for a second....but her passion is infectious
@z.bellingham2556
@z.bellingham2556 3 года назад
Much respect
@hardleecure
@hardleecure 3 года назад
Absolute legend.
@kennetik61
@kennetik61 3 года назад
AMAZING LADY!
@colinsmith6116
@colinsmith6116 3 года назад
Baerbel, you are wonderful to watch making your violin, my only regret was that it only lasted for 6 minutes.
@drujbaru
@drujbaru 3 года назад
what a nice lady
@JoeKyser
@JoeKyser 3 года назад
This video was awesome
@mammaddenn8010
@mammaddenn8010 3 года назад
My grandmother’s brother was Fredrick Gosparlin, and if anyone knows where his blonde violin is, let me know. He called it his moon violin and completed it the day they first walked on the moon.
@1fujara
@1fujara 3 года назад
nice to see the passion :))
@richardstumph7833
@richardstumph7833 Год назад
Love violin making,
@theodorbeer9751
@theodorbeer9751 3 года назад
Madame, Sie sind einer von den Menschen, welche man "Das Salz der Erde" nennt. Meine allergrößte Hochachtung !
@phillipecook3227
@phillipecook3227 3 года назад
For me there's something inexpressibly special about people who make hand crafted musical instruments which will be played by expert practitioners long after they're gone. It makes me wonder how many hand made string instrument makers there are in the world. If I have one sadness about this film it's that she doesn't appear to employ an apprentice to whom she will pass on her knowledge and skills.
@bombnomb
@bombnomb 3 года назад
So we have the Stradivari, Guarneri , Amati and now the Bellinghausen.
@annjulee500
@annjulee500 3 года назад
Class.
@krishiyer3990
@krishiyer3990 3 года назад
Dedication 👏👏👏 wish we had someone like her in India.
@MauleSean
@MauleSean 3 года назад
You do. They are hidden somewhere, doing what they love best. But you must open your mind to see them.
@CanadianMulticulturalNews
@CanadianMulticulturalNews 3 года назад
I met a luthier from Kolkata
@noabaak
@noabaak 3 года назад
Salute! - NYC, 3/14/2021
@jasminhacker7243
@jasminhacker7243 3 года назад
Wäre auch mein Traumberuf. Leider verdienen die Meisten nicht so viel☹️ total unterbezahlt für so eine tolle künstlerische Arbeit
@WienArtist
@WienArtist 3 года назад
Als Holzschnitzer selbst würde es mich auch sehr ansprechen, einen solchen Traumjob zu machen, obwohl ich jetzt im Pension bin und dies nur ein Hobby wäre. Und Sie sind völlig richtig in Ihrer Einschätzung, dass solche Handwerker normalerweise für all die Leidenschaft und intensive Arbeit, die sie leisten, unterbezahlt werden.
@Kane-ib5sn
@Kane-ib5sn 3 года назад
very nice.
@laurencelance586
@laurencelance586 3 года назад
I'm a jeweler by profession, although now I'm mostly retired. I sometimes wonder how life would have been if I had been a luthier. I'm sure it would have been both fun and frustrating, because I don't like second place.
@gilgamesh3328
@gilgamesh3328 3 года назад
I imagine that the pursuit of perfection must be very similar but, as a jeweller, would you not have had a far greater scope for creativity?
@laurencelance586
@laurencelance586 3 года назад
@@gilgamesh3328 Yes, it's much more a blank canvass.
@AnthonyBottari
@AnthonyBottari 3 года назад
If you're physically capable and have the free time. You could still learn this craft now.
@JohnnyArtPavlou
@JohnnyArtPavlou 3 года назад
Sweet.
@luckylicks3497
@luckylicks3497 3 года назад
Praises from Finland
@ericmesser1
@ericmesser1 3 года назад
Magnificent........what a gift.....🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
@gummybears3389
@gummybears3389 3 года назад
I wanna learn how to handcraft a cello so that I can make myself one
@johnnypk1963
@johnnypk1963 3 года назад
A violin every 2-3 months is amazing considering the quality of her instruments.
@nickyork8901
@nickyork8901 3 года назад
Actually pretty slow compared with the great makers of the past (Stradivari made over 1100 in his career, over a period of about 75 years) but I agree that she is reaching a very high standard. That fiddle with the high chin rest sounded super, and her passion for her work is delightful.
@johnnypk1963
@johnnypk1963 3 года назад
@@nickyork8901 I’m not sure comparing her to the master is necessarily fair. As a luthier (guitars) myself I can assure u her pace is quite good. I don’t know if Stradivari worked alone as she does either. But given the volume and type of instruments credited to him, it would seem nearly impossible to build that many instruments completely by oneself.
@hlcepeda
@hlcepeda 3 года назад
@@johnnypk1963 Per _Britannica:_ Stradivari’s sons Francesco (1671-1743) and Omobono (1679-1742) were also violin makers. They are believed to have assisted their father, probably with Carlo Bergonzi, who appears to have succeeded to the possession of Antonio’s stock-in-trade.
@vlnvlaclogbaerhpno
@vlnvlaclogbaerhpno 3 года назад
@@johnnypk1963 no, for real, it’s very slow. But hey, if she can make a living making so few instruments and enjoys it, more power to her. She’s also less likely to develop injuries, as making violins is a lot of strenuous physical activity.
@jeffhildreth9244
@jeffhildreth9244 3 года назад
@@johnnypk1963 Stradivari was known to work very quickly and accurately.
@Eu4ick19
@Eu4ick19 3 года назад
I play the viola and I'm convinced they are just made from thin air because you never see videos like these for violas
@architak6737
@architak6737 3 года назад
You can tell she has a strong passion for building violins and that’s she’s happy where she is
@ramdc9358
@ramdc9358 3 года назад
When she is in the concert with her violin being played and whispering, "Thats my baby playing".
@reinhardbauske1116
@reinhardbauske1116 3 года назад
No, that's not her baby playing, but someone plays her baby.
@leigh7816
@leigh7816 3 года назад
hope she's doing well now 🥺
@MrSteamDragon
@MrSteamDragon 3 года назад
When i come back , I want to create a violin.
@jesusperezerazo
@jesusperezerazo Год назад
Hello..... in your documentary i heard a venezuelan song called Apure en un viaje the translation Is like A travel to Apure. Apure Is a state of south of Venezuela.
@pedrocruz1003
@pedrocruz1003 4 года назад
fantastische
@gummybears3389
@gummybears3389 3 года назад
I wonder how much it would be if I were to buy one from her. I really want a good cello
@scottbookman
@scottbookman 3 года назад
I'm pretty sure i just fell in love with her.
@RahulKumar-ng2gh
@RahulKumar-ng2gh 3 года назад
Passion is attractive sir
@hydracard5483
@hydracard5483 3 года назад
name of the song in the beginning?
@vencatachellumpalen5322
@vencatachellumpalen5322 3 года назад
It is very good example to see a woman performing wood work manipulating different kinds tool is really unbelievable. Keep it up. Thank you very much.
@Berkana
@Berkana 3 года назад
What is the classical violin piece that plays in the background at the beginning of this video?
@Mandy-vn7rl
@Mandy-vn7rl 3 года назад
Mrs Stradivarius with a German accent 🎻
@leonardolbrich6976
@leonardolbrich6976 3 года назад
Why is pop music in the background
@jkjkjk100
@jkjkjk100 3 года назад
Sacrilegious right?
@angieje
@angieje 3 года назад
Ikr sksksksk lamentable
@carlosmante
@carlosmante 3 года назад
Because it keeps popping up.
@SallyChun
@SallyChun 3 года назад
I love her craft, I love her passion, I love her accent. It couldn’t be better than this. But why the chin rest is quite high above the violin tho, can anyone knowledgeable in this answer me please? I am very curious but not a professional in this. 🥺
@sled_everything
@sled_everything 3 года назад
It's just the player's personal preference. The weight of the chin rest is very influential on the sound of a violin, but the height is only for ergonomics. You can see in the video that the violinist isn't using a shoulder rest, so he may prefer the higher chin rest so the violin doesn't feel thin.
@ChrisPBacon-me3wv
@ChrisPBacon-me3wv 3 года назад
1:52 just stops mid sentence xXXXD
@celes0007
@celes0007 3 года назад
What is the title of the song playing @ 00:50-01:53?
@JonAhlquist
@JonAhlquist 3 года назад
In addition to being a highly qualified violinmaker (www.bellinghausen.at/about/ ), Ms. Bellinghausen has a beautiful, clear, speaking voice.
@xres1329
@xres1329 3 года назад
I almost said that it is crafting jewelry from wood...but that`s not good enuf: jewelry doesn`t have to sound well.🎻♥
@jenniebugs1
@jenniebugs1 3 года назад
I wonder what price she sells these beautiful violins for? Several thousand I would imagine! My son is a brilliant violinist but could never afford such an instrument as this, sadly.
@stephenshoihet2590
@stephenshoihet2590 3 года назад
About 20K euros or 24K USD.
@mous3y490
@mous3y490 3 года назад
woah i finally saw a person use a kreddle chinrest.
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