@Michael Compitello oh thanks! I'm working this piece up with my Cellist friend in the UK and we're so excited to develop this work for our recitals. I have a question about the pots, what sizes did you end up buying and would you recommend going for the standard brown terracotta pots for all the notes?
@@Michael-Oh I'm not sure what sizes I ended up buying. It really depends on the pitch of the pot. The terra cotta is great for almost all the pots. I use glazed for the G6 and A6: more durable and clearer pitch. Glazed pots could work, but they tend to have higher pitch than terra cotta, so you'd need some pretty big pots for the low notes!
A la fois terrestre et céleste : magnifique !
Beautiful performance and excellent composition. Thoroughly engaging.
Just stunning work.
The cello is one of my very favorite instruments. Hearing your composition here ... Ah ... lovely ...
And the two performer ... the cellist is brilliant ... and the percussionist ... so beautiful ...
Great - what an invention !
Absolutely lovely 😍❤💯
Gorgeous work
Amazing. Really.
Very nice. Did the composer specify using clay pots? Just your interpretation?
Yes, the composer does specify the pots, even the exact pitch of the pots!
Hey! How are the pots not tipping over?
The heavier pots stand on their own. I tape down the smaller ones!
@Michael Compitello oh thanks!
I'm working this piece up with my Cellist friend in the UK and we're so excited to develop this work for our recitals.
I have a question about the pots, what sizes did you end up buying and would you recommend going for the standard brown terracotta pots for all the notes?
@@Michael-Oh I'm not sure what sizes I ended up buying. It really depends on the pitch of the pot. The terra cotta is great for almost all the pots. I use glazed for the G6 and A6: more durable and clearer pitch. Glazed pots could work, but they tend to have higher pitch than terra cotta, so you'd need some pretty big pots for the low notes!
What is the plucky thing she does at @7:14?
Literally strummed it like a guitar.
Plucky player!