János Starker on Vibrato

János Starker in conversation with Paul Katz, 2010
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[@gabrielleblanc4852]

He was my teachers teacher!

[@alexlaverty4592]

Same!

[@m_aggie]

4 out of 5 masterclasses i've had in my life, all of them studied under him too! and my actual cello teacher's teacher's teacher was rostropovich :D

[@rominn2184]

And he is technically my great cello grandfather, hahaha. My teacher’s now teacher studied with him.

[@jefferus1117]

Samzies

[@AlamoCityCello]

Thanks for posting this!

[@Balleroy]

Vibrato goes in the direction of gravity... Cello/Bass will initially fall forward and then rebound to center; Violin/Viola, the hand will fall back and then rebound to center (hence Rolland's observation of Starker's motion). I remember many discussions that I also had with Mr. Rolland about this very thing, although I was but a high school student and at the time--full of myself; the "know-it-all." But, as I've lived on, I am convinced that shoulder instruments' instinct is opposite of that of floor instruments' instincts simply because the direction of gravity.

[@SooyoungM]

Does anybody have a proper english subtitles for this?

[@SpaghettiToaster]

+Sooyoung Moon But he is speaking english?

[@luisfepserrano]

SpaghettiToaster hehehe!

[@monelleny]

Click on the gear at the bottom right corner, then Subtitles, then English (you might have to click on Auto Generate first).

[@DavidRuss-g4e]

Immortal legacy.