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Great playing ! This video definitely motivated me to get back to my Popper studies

Gorgeous!!

It sounds amazing, especially your articulation. I humbly present one item in which to focus, and that is your left pinkie. You sometimes throw it quite far from the string. Again, it sends divine, just sometime to take into consideration, especially if you're going to try and play fast passages.

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Bravo! Every note is clear and in tune , so cool!

I am extremely impressed, young man. I wish you all of the best in your career. Go as far as possible. You are a true artist.

Bravissimo! Magnificently played! Such beautiful tone and perfect intonation. Goodness gracious! God bless you, young man.

What an amazing tone, brilliant and round at the same time... Perfect intonation. Bravissimo.

"True beauty is something that attacks, overpowers, robs, and finally destroys." - Mishima

The music is absolutely beautiful, but wow, that cello looks absolutely stunning! One of the most breathtaking instruments I’ve ever seen!

Otherworldly

Bravooooo!!!!

Gem. It reminds me of Schubert.

I just began working on this! Your version is immensely helpful! 16 note on an up bow will a huge learning curve! Thank you!

How have you recorded that shot? Looks insane!!!!

wow how old is your cello?

Interesting bow hold... but it seems to work for you!

Beautifully played!

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This is beautiful. And your playing is beautiful. And you are also beautiful.

Best part of the entire repertoire of sonatas for cello and piano. Fact. Beautiful.

I love how in the start of the video there are these subtitles:“ha ha hu hu hu hu“

"Their hearts are delicate like glass, especially yours." "You think so?" "Yes, youre worthy of my grace." "Your grace?" "Im saying i love you."

More of these kind of videos please!❤

how are you making it sound like that? is it the mute? (it sounds amazing)

Such a wonderful time... Great dexterity and phrasing

Esto me hace sentir que logre salir de una gran tristeza por un gran amor, el cual al recordarlo , por fin logro sonreir y seguir con mi vida, en paz , que hermosa musica ❤

Beautiful 🥹❤

Bravo Mr Crawford ! I remember when you posted the process, building the tempo and bow stability. It helped me a lot.

I need a full quartet and long version

Pamiętam jak grałem na wioloczeli i starałem się rozluźniać dłoń w pozycjach kciuka, żeby czwarty palec nie odstawał. w mojej opinii luźny 4 palec jest wyznacznikiem swobody w pozycji kciuka.

Thanks for sharing!

That clip of Klengel’s Hymnus is jawdropping

I just started on this with my teacher and we watched your video to use a reference. You’ve set the bar very high for technique and musicality.

Why do you play these massive swells every time you have long notes?

Je suis en train de le travailler c'est incroyable la vitesse 😮

Very nicely done

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Thank you for sharing your practice with us. I was wondering what practice mute you are using in this video.

This happens to be the Heifetz arrangement (adapted for Cello & Guitar).

Excellent performance of this famous composition by Piazzolla! My firm like number 1705 from Germany!

Out of sync

incredible

Rachmaninov romantic music in the XX century has no match. The piano-cello version of this piece, originally by Paganini, is indeed something special. I suggest the listener to play and hear the full orchestra and piano version as well. Its lyricism and beauty a unique piece in itself it will make your soul fly!!.

Sounds like the song "All by myself", by Eric Carmen.

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Beautiful cello. What is it? And of course what bow are you using? Wonderful performance.

An amazing rendition - absolutely brilliant! ❤❤❤❤

I had the privilege of going to his concert yesterday in León, Guanajuato and seeing him perform Schubert and Brahms, it was from another world. This Rachmaninoff piece only accentuated my admiration for John Henry and my eternal gratitude for not letting good music die. It would be a dream to see him perform Chopin's Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2, he is my favorite composer and I know that John would transmit 10,000% what Chopin wanted to express with his work ❤.

You have such a nice and well-articulated left hand!! Congratulations! Would you have any tips for me to improve this in my left hand too?