Hola! Espero que disfrutéis el episodio, no he tenido tiempo de hacer los subtítulos en Español, realmente me lleva muchísimo tiempo, varias horas, transcribir estos episodios. Debería seguir haciéndolo ? Hacédmelo saber en los comments.
Muchas gracias por tus videos como siempre, estimulan la practica en estos tiempos, incluso a quienes no somos chelistas. Creo que las traducciones automaticas de youtube han mejorado bastante y se puede entender perfectamente. Pregunta: a quien menciona en minuto 12:10 aprox? el ejercicio de dobles cuerdas, me interesa el autor y no llego a escucharlo con claridad. Gracias de nuevo, saludos desde Argentina
Gran acierto crack! Soy guitarrista y las conversaciones se hacen muy útiles para cualquier persona que estudie o que le guste la musica! Saludos desde Chile
Hey Pablo, I don't know how you did it, but you got rid of our ridiculous 5 sec delay on our Zoomtalk, chapeau, not only a brilliant cellist but also a video artist! Oh, and if anybody is interested in that patreon page, the address is www.patreon.com/albangerhardt
Thank you for uploading this video. It is the first time I hear about the "earplugs" thing. I'm an adult violinist beginner and I have decided to order a pair of earplugs (I'm talking about special earplug designed for musicians ) on my very first month of lessons because I couldn't handle the power of the sound (my left ear just said "nope!") and I talked about their use to my violin teacher who didn't approve (I use the earplugs at home to practice but not during the lessons). My teacher told me using them will seriously get on my way to improve my tone and intonation. I'm very surprise to hear from such a great and experienced musician as Alban Gerhardt that not only this is not true at all but it can even help to totally improve the playing. I'll feel more confident about them in front of my teacher. I must say I really enjoy your "Talking cello with" serie. What I like from watching them is the realisation there is not "just one way". When we have a teacher we sometimes feel a bit lost thinking there is just one way and it is not working with us when actually there is plenty of other ways to learn. All those amazing guests come with so many different tips and exercices. That is a great view on what is the journey of playing an instrument.
I played for Mr.Gerhardt some months ago in Valencia (Spain). I played Dvorák horribly. He told me about bad traditions and recommended me to read the facsimile. I read it. I realized I played much much worst than I thought. He opened my mind and was very respectful and patient with me. Thank you, Mr.Gerhardt!
excelente acotación con el tema de conciencia corporal. Alban hace mucho énfasis por el simple hecho de ser el secreto de toda técnica, estar relajado, ser consciente de los movimientos y escuchar el cuerpo. exelente video
Great Video! Very informative. They always help and motivate me to practice. I would love to see Truls Mork next I think he is currently one of the best and most underrated cellists. I love his Dvorak and Bach.
Very funny and at the same time very instructive. What Alban says about earplugs is very interesting. I was lucky to hear him playing in León this summer. I hope to hear you playing soon in Madrid too!! Thank you very much!! P.D. Of course making the subtitles has to take a long time. Perhaps it isn’t necessary…
Me encantaría ver un episodio de Talking Cello con el cheslita mexicano Carlos Prieto Jacqué de invitado. Maravillosa charla. Me sirvió mucho a la hora de practicar.
Muy buenos videos! Soy guitarrista, aun estoy en la facultad y las conversaciones que generas con tus invitados son muuy interesantes y trascienden el instrumento, si no que traspasa a la música misma! Gracias por generar tan buen contenido didactico ^^
Hola Pablo! Talking cello son excelentes videos que valen mucho todo el tiempo y esfuerzo que le dedicas. La mayoría de las entrevistas del pasado han sido en un ámbito profesional, tipo documentales de BBC, en cambio, talking cello es como ir a un café o kneipe a hablar acerca de música libremente con colegas músicos. Los subtítulos en español podrían funcionar bien para América latina y los países hispanos, el cual es un público amplio en el cual pudieras incursionar también.
Se entiende muy bien, pero para mucha gente son muy útiles los subtítulos. Nos ayuda a todos los de lengua latina tu contribución en traducción, culturalmente es muy valioso tu aporte ya que eres un maestro del violoncello de lengua castellana materna. Saludos!
Hola Pablo tus vídeos son geniales y nos han ayudado muchísimo a la red de escuela de música de Medellín , espero poder verlos con subtítulos en español .😎👏👏
Thank you for asking Alban to demonstrate his practice drills. I love these videos. I always learn something new! Thanks again and try to enjoy your time away from your concerts. There may be a time when you have no rest!!!! 😉
mine has oversize, it's one of the rare Gofriller cellos which have not been cut back - quite tough to play, but it has just too much character to not play it...
yes, these are the ones I am using right now, 33 decibels of sound cancellation, but much better would be custom made ones, which I used before, but my ears outgrew them... 🥴
@@albancello How did the custom plugs differ from the 33 decibel-reducing common ones? And what company made those for you? Thanks. Great exercise routine too. 👍🏻
@@bendmymind486 sorry, I don't remember which company had made my custom ear plugs (which I don't use anymore because my ears grew a little...). The difference? It sounds much nicer with the custom plugs, I should actually get back to them. The 33-decibel-foamy ones are pretty awful sounding, it's a huge handicap, but at the same time I feel having them in just makes me work much more musically as the sound is so unfulfilling...
Hola! Espero que disfrutéis el episodio, no he tenido tiempo de hacer los subtítulos en Español, realmente me lleva muchísimo tiempo, varias horas, transcribir estos episodios. Debería seguir haciéndolo ? Hacédmelo saber en los comments.
Muchas gracias por tus videos como siempre, estimulan la practica en estos tiempos, incluso a quienes no somos chelistas. Creo que las traducciones automaticas de youtube han mejorado bastante y se puede entender perfectamente.
Pregunta: a quien menciona en minuto 12:10 aprox? el ejercicio de dobles cuerdas, me interesa el autor y no llego a escucharlo con claridad. Gracias de nuevo, saludos desde Argentina
Creo que se entiende muy bien sin subt. Mantendría los de Open Practice en español
Gran acierto crack! Soy guitarrista y las conversaciones se hacen muy útiles para cualquier persona que estudie o que le guste la musica! Saludos desde Chile
Alban te ha dejado sin palabras (textualmente)
@@FranciscoLopez-gl6ok Bernhard Cossmann
I totally totally totally feel the same way he does about staying home.
Gautier capucon next!!
Yesss please!!!
Hey Pablo, I don't know how you did it, but you got rid of our ridiculous 5 sec delay on our Zoomtalk, chapeau, not only a brilliant cellist but also a video artist! Oh, and if anybody is interested in that patreon page, the address is www.patreon.com/albangerhardt
It is always a pleasure to hear what Alban has to say. Pablo, thanks to you for these videos and this interview. Greetings from Mexico city.
Thank you for uploading this video. It is the first time I hear about the "earplugs" thing. I'm an adult violinist beginner and I have decided to order a pair of earplugs (I'm talking about special earplug designed for musicians ) on my very first month of lessons because I couldn't handle the power of the sound (my left ear just said "nope!") and I talked about their use to my violin teacher who didn't approve (I use the earplugs at home to practice but not during the lessons). My teacher told me using them will seriously get on my way to improve my tone and intonation. I'm very surprise to hear from such a great and experienced musician as Alban Gerhardt that not only this is not true at all but it can even help to totally improve the playing. I'll feel more confident about them in front of my teacher.
I must say I really enjoy your "Talking cello with" serie. What I like from watching them is the realisation there is not "just one way". When we have a teacher we sometimes feel a bit lost thinking there is just one way and it is not working with us when actually there is plenty of other ways to learn. All those amazing guests come with so many different tips and exercices. That is a great view on what is the journey of playing an instrument.
I played for Mr.Gerhardt some months ago in Valencia (Spain). I played Dvorák horribly. He told me about bad traditions and recommended me to read the facsimile. I read it. I realized I played much much worst than I thought.
He opened my mind and was very respectful and patient with me. Thank you, Mr.Gerhardt!
Alban is a savage ahah
Thank you for doing these I really love it and it has helped me extremely
I had a masterclass with Mr. Gerhardt a couple years back. Excellent cellist, as are you!
thank you so much.n this is the best talking cello for me.
I love this! Alban is so excited!!
I love this guy😊
He has an interesting funny character and methods.
Thanks for this interview
excelente acotación con el tema de conciencia corporal. Alban hace mucho énfasis por el simple hecho de ser el secreto de toda técnica, estar relajado, ser consciente de los movimientos y escuchar el cuerpo. exelente video
Fantásticas conversaciones, Pablo. Muchas gracias por compartir
Great Video! Very informative. They always help and motivate me to practice. I would love to see Truls Mork next I think he is currently one of the best and most underrated cellists. I love his Dvorak and Bach.
This was great. I’m 29 also and I’ve only been playing 3 months but this was great to sort of show how me how my bow grip differed
Excelente. Gracias, gracias Pablo!
What an entertaining but insightful guy! I'm definitely going to try that painful thumb exercise, so I can 'do sh*t' too!!! :)
I’ve been doing that stuff for a year and it has made my thumb position sooooo much better!
Very funny and at the same time very instructive. What Alban says about earplugs is very interesting. I was lucky to hear him playing in León this summer. I hope to hear you playing soon in Madrid too!! Thank you very much!!
P.D. Of course making the subtitles has to take a long time. Perhaps it isn’t necessary…
Javier! Muchas gracias! Justo acabo de tocar con la ONE 3 veces en Madrid! ( el último open practice es en el auditorio nacional ;)
Un abrazo
@@pabloferrandez Muchas gracias a tí!! Sí, lo sé , con las Rococo!! Ya tenemos las entradas para Elgar en Mayo!! Abrazos :)
Que gran plática!!! Los conceptos y cómo trabajarlos!!!! Excelente trabajo!!! Gracias maestro por compartir!!!
Very good episode, not a lot of questions but very interesting, thanks for your work.
Those exercises were killer good.
Thank you sooo much, your videos are so helpful and always motivates me to go pratice. It is so nice of you that you are doing this for us, thanks
Me encantaría ver un episodio de Talking Cello con el cheslita mexicano Carlos Prieto Jacqué de invitado. Maravillosa charla. Me sirvió mucho a la hora de practicar.
Muy buenos videos! Soy guitarrista, aun estoy en la facultad y las conversaciones que generas con tus invitados son muuy interesantes y trascienden el instrumento, si no que traspasa a la música misma! Gracias por generar tan buen contenido didactico ^^
Pablo, thank you so much for making these! They are full of such wonderful ideas!
Estas platicas son fabulosas y super útiles. Gracias!
Hola Pablo! Talking cello son excelentes videos que valen mucho todo el tiempo y esfuerzo que le dedicas. La mayoría de las entrevistas del pasado han sido en un ámbito profesional, tipo documentales de BBC, en cambio, talking cello es como ir a un café o kneipe a hablar acerca de música libremente con colegas músicos. Los subtítulos en español podrían funcionar bien para América latina y los países hispanos, el cual es un público amplio en el cual pudieras incursionar también.
Totally awesome :)
Se entiende muy bien, pero para mucha gente son muy útiles los subtítulos. Nos ayuda a todos los de lengua latina tu contribución en traducción, culturalmente es muy valioso tu aporte ya que eres un maestro del violoncello de lengua castellana materna. Saludos!
I love these videos!!!!!! Please more!!
That tip about earplugs is gold. Probably also will make my skills incredibly depressing :-)
Hola Pablo tus vídeos son geniales y nos han ayudado muchísimo a la red de escuela de música de Medellín , espero poder verlos con subtítulos en español .😎👏👏
Thank you for asking Alban to demonstrate his practice drills. I love these videos. I always learn something new! Thanks again and try to enjoy your time away from your concerts. There may be a time when you have no rest!!!! 😉
Thanks Robert, I have been enjoying it for too long already, now I am happy to at least play twice this month...
Alban says all the things that all cellists think :D
what do all cellists think? Do we actually think? 😉 I try to avoid it...
Muy lindo subtítulos en español 🙏
This is hilarious XD
Wow, i know that your Cello is big, but Albans Cello is enormous
mine has oversize, it's one of the rare Gofriller cellos which have not been cut back - quite tough to play, but it has just too much character to not play it...
@@albancello Thank you for sharing your ideas and exercises!
Pablo, please make a episodie whit Mario Brunello. Please 🙏🙏🙏
3-4 hours Bananastrich??!! :D
I wanna know the name of that physiotherapist!
Gautier caupcon next?
Please do spiccato tutorial
Great video wish you a nice day and send you all my love hope you will give your love back stay safe and best greetings from Thailand👍.❤️
Y los subtítulos en español? :(
haz un talking cello con nadege rochat
Does anybody know what kind of ear plugs he means?
The common ones you can buy at the pharmacy for isolating from ambient noise.
yes, these are the ones I am using right now, 33 decibels of sound cancellation, but much better would be custom made ones, which I used before, but my ears outgrew them... 🥴
@@albancello How did the custom plugs differ from the 33 decibel-reducing common ones? And what company made those for you? Thanks. Great exercise routine too. 👍🏻
@@bendmymind486 sorry, I don't remember which company had made my custom ear plugs (which I don't use anymore because my ears grew a little...). The difference? It sounds much nicer with the custom plugs, I should actually get back to them. The 33-decibel-foamy ones are pretty awful sounding, it's a huge handicap, but at the same time I feel having them in just makes me work much more musically as the sound is so unfulfilling...
Wonder if Pablo F. will take economic class flights from now on....
I hope he will 😉
Pablo is drinking from an open mug leaning over his fancy cello..... let's hope he never spills..........
Worst case it spills and primarily hurts the finish of the instrument, but seriously! It makes me so nervous to watch 😬 why risk that
Please in Spanish!!