You have a great motivation towards cello. I have realized trough the years that cella vibrato is significantly easier than violin vibrato. Anyway, You are a great musician. Keep it up!
Ja, mach weiter. Es ist SO ein schönes Instrument, auch wenn es schwer zu spielen ist. Aber es lohnt auf alle Fälle, durchzuhalten und stur zu üben...üben...üben... Kenne es vom Klavier. Von nix kommt nix!
Great how you've progressed over the years and never gave up on an instrument that is complex to most others that give up after a year of the instrument, wonderful job it's nice to see another player get so far on the cello.keep it up :))❤️❤️❤️
❤❤❤Really, your journey in learning to play is wonderful. This is the first year that I started to learn to play the cello, and from you I took inspiration ❤️❤️ I hope to benefit from you more and that you put many videos in which you learn some lessons on the instrument
Hey, I loved they way you progressed year by year. It was a lot of improvement, Also what was that last song you played? I'm not a cellist but a violinist, I wanna learn that song for a duet with my cello accompanist. (My friend)
Hey mate!! Nice progression in 6 years!! Can you tell me what cello is this and the brand of strings set that you have on?! It sounds pretty good! I have a stentor 1102 for the last 2 years as my first cello but im thinking already for an upgrade soon. Keep good work and f..k the neighbours! :D
Hey there, not sure if you are still looking for a new instrument but... Eastman makes a really good step up to your current instrument...it's in the 1500-1800 range. Slap on an extra $250 for a decent pernambuco bow and you have yourself a nice upgrade. If you are willing to splurge a bit more Jay Haide has a very reliable and popular cello line that spans from the 2k-10k range.
Also the piece is called “Krunk” and it’s by Armenian composer Komitas, I really love that song. He wrote it for the Armenian Genocide in 1915 when the Turks killed 1.5 million Armenians
Absolutely beautiful progress; your facial expressions show you are passionately into playing the notes. Your transition into the Prelude to Cell on G string..really is very nice. Don't ever stop.
How do u play that in 2 years???(2018) Is this a troll or are you yoyo ma's grandson and the piece on august 2020...that's me rn and i've been learning for 7-8 years damnit 😭 i regret skipping practices. Used to hate cello but now i love it but absolutely suck
Don’t bring ur self esteem down, I just practiced as much as I could and had a great private teacher who helped me through all of it. Just try to be consistent with ur practice even if u don’t practice every day.
I would say great progress but what really made me progress is too stop practicing full songs and playing just to get a reaction. You would amazing if you really tuned into practicing technique and tone of your cello. (Also get some good rosin)*. Keep up the good work!!
Good job! Some tips I that I would recommend would be maybe look for longer lines in your phrasing. Also, (I know this sounds simple) but have you tried visualizing where you want to shift if you have a big shift? I know it sounds kinda ridiculous but it's an old singer trick, imagine where you want to go on your instrument before you move. It might help.😃
@@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633 🥹 it sounds like a 30 year old man played it who practiced his whole life💀 IT SO EASY TO! ( NOTES) G, D , B A B,D,B,G, D ,B A B,D,B..G D ,(TWO FINGERS ON A ) E (TFOA) E and a lot more crap💀
Jesus, Dec. 2018... I haven't watched further along the video but... it's awful man hahaha, I hope it gets better, will post another comment when I get to the end of the video
Some people js get really into the music, in my schools orchestra almost everyone sways and makes faces when they love the song bc they’re not js playing it
1. Monkey see, monkey do. Most Cellist today are being taught to actually make rediculous faces to attract the audience by expressing emotional attachment to the music. 2. Our face is literally our number 1 way of expressing emotions. Therefor, if the player is into the music, he or she (2 genders) is most likrly going to show "some" expressions. But again, it is taught today to make rediculous expressions which yes, I agree, is annoying. Fun Fact: watch Old cellist, they could care less about rediculous facial expressions because its about the music. Todays society is full or narccicists.
Great work! And that's a cool instrument. Now if it had 2 more higher strings after the A string and they were tuned a half step down in relation to the other 4, that would be reeeeaaally cool. 😎
Thats a realistic video, of the progress on an instrument. Not that kind of 100 other videos, where people play like a champ after one year.
I have never been so proud of someone I never knew
oh nice, the last piece is much much better, sounds great!
Bravoooooo
How often did you practice?
What is the song played in 2019? I’m looking for new music
Also the song in 2020
Theme from Schindler's list and cello suite
They're not songs. They;re pieces.
Not only you progressed in Cello... but you also went to the gym !
Amazing glow up, keep crushing it !
Haha thanks!
As a cellist after 17 years of education your progress is amazing! ❤
You have a great motivation towards cello. I have realized trough the years that cella vibrato is significantly easier than violin vibrato. Anyway, You are a great musician. Keep it up!
Thank you so much. I appreciate it!
i disagree about the vib thing, in normal positions yes but thumb position vibrato I would say is harder than violin vib
Nah cello vib is way harder
Waaaay harder
Whats the point in flexin the hardest vib? Kinda lame, for both of the parts.
Still waitin for the pianist to show up talkin bout notes per second
As a complete beginner.. this is the motivation I needed to keep going 🖤
Ja, mach weiter. Es ist SO ein schönes Instrument, auch wenn es schwer zu spielen ist. Aber es lohnt auf alle Fälle, durchzuhalten und stur zu üben...üben...üben...
Kenne es vom Klavier. Von nix kommt nix!
Music can create a state of awareness and alertness in humans, a state that people with near-death experiences understand
Lots of dedication, that's for sure. You can also tell the change in attitute to learning, particularly after 2-3 years of playing
Great how you've progressed over the years and never gave up on an instrument that is complex to most others that give up after a year of the instrument, wonderful job it's nice to see another player get so far on the cello.keep it up :))❤️❤️❤️
Thank you, I appreciate it!
I congratulate you on your perseverance. It's a very difficult instrument and I commend you on not stopping.
Where’s 2024? Stunning progress
A great testimony to hard work, diligence and talent! Also, compliments to your teacher! Keep going with it!!!
Thank you!🙏
Amazing progress! I'm wondering if you changed your teacher after the first 3 or something years or if it was always the same one?
❤❤❤Really, your journey in learning to play is wonderful. This is the first year that I started to learn to play the cello, and from you I took inspiration ❤️❤️ I hope to benefit from you more and that you put many videos in which you learn some lessons on the instrument
This Kid is amazing 🤩. I can’t wait until I start seeing my progress 😂. Well done kiddo
Appreciate it!
Hey, I loved they way you progressed year by year. It was a lot of improvement, Also what was that last song you played? I'm not a cellist but a violinist, I wanna learn that song for a duet with my cello accompanist. (My friend)
Hey mate!! Nice progression in 6 years!! Can you tell me what cello is this and the brand of strings set that you have on?! It sounds pretty good! I have a stentor 1102 for the last 2 years as my first cello but im thinking already for an upgrade soon. Keep good work and f..k the neighbours! :D
Hey there, not sure if you are still looking for a new instrument but... Eastman makes a really good step up to your current instrument...it's in the 1500-1800 range. Slap on an extra $250 for a decent pernambuco bow and you have yourself a nice upgrade. If you are willing to splurge a bit more Jay Haide has a very reliable and popular cello line that spans from the 2k-10k range.
Ahh! And you're all grown up! What a beautiful testimony to discipline and perseverance. Thank you for sharing.
✝️1 Corinthians 16:14
"Let everything you do be done in love." ✝️ ALL GLORY TO THE LORD GOD ALMIGHTY, YAHWEH. 🙏✝️
Excellent work, you should be proud of yourself!!
Algún día aprenderé igual que él pero que triste que sean seis años pero aún así suena hermoso valió la pena 😊
Men awesome playing, you got really good it's impressive as hell. I'm dying to know the piece you played at 3:40 min.
Thank you bro I appreciate it!
Also the piece is called “Krunk” and it’s by Armenian composer Komitas, I really love that song. He wrote it for the Armenian Genocide in 1915 when the Turks killed 1.5 million Armenians
It’s sad but it hits deep bro
@@argishticello4804 Do you know where I could find the sheet music for it ? Impossible so far
Im pretty sure you can google search “Krunk” by Komitas cello sheet music
Absolutely beautiful progress; your facial expressions show you are passionately into playing the notes. Your transition into the Prelude to Cell on G string..really is very nice. Don't ever stop.
How do u play that in 2 years???(2018) Is this a troll or are you yoyo ma's grandson
and the piece on august 2020...that's me rn and i've been learning for 7-8 years damnit 😭 i regret skipping practices. Used to hate cello but now i love it but absolutely suck
Don’t bring ur self esteem down, I just practiced as much as I could and had a great private teacher who helped me through all of it. Just try to be consistent with ur practice even if u don’t practice every day.
Even if u don’t have time, still try to get in at least 10-20min so ur skill won’t decline. But trust me, it’s all abt consistency
@@argishticello4804 i currently practice 3 hours daily and i'll try to catch up for what I lost!
Great Progress Argishiti!
what the name song you played in 2020 bro ?
Great progress! How much do u practice daily?
Thank you so much! I used to practice 2 to 2 1/2 hours, but for the past few months, I’ve only had time for an hour or so.
But most important is the quality of practice more than the quantity.
Super cool. Am I the only one that doesn't know the names of the songs you are performing? Would you be able to provide a list? Thanks!
whats the song at 5:05? it look so much fun to play, beautiful progress
It’s from David Popper Etude No. 17
Wow you have amazing progress, what piece are you playing at 4:50?
Name of song of minutes 1:35 ?
Very good, especially on 5th and 6th year! A great instrument
Schöne Entwicklung, die er da gemacht hat. Und es geht weiter und weiter.... 🤩✌
5:25 got that Ray Chen facial expression pack
Amazing progress!! Keep it up!!
Dude once I saw you shredding that Mozart in 2018, my smile lit up. That's impressive.
It’s the worst thing I’ve ever heard 👹
¡Felicitaciones desde Argentina!
Man, you good.
Very good indeed...can I ask what make is ur cello...its lovely? Thank you.
You will go places!
Appreciate it! U too!
Great to see how far you have come , congratulations 👏
Congratulations on your hard and consistent work! I wish someday to be at your level and beyond, keep it up!
Ok ok….
Amazing progress 👏 keep it up
amazing progress
Bravo!!!
I would say great progress but what really made me progress is too stop practicing full songs and playing just to get a reaction. You would amazing if you really tuned into practicing technique and tone of your cello. (Also get some good rosin)*. Keep up the good work!!
Appreciate the feedback!
I enjoyed this! :)
Glad to hear!
Outstanding!
top!!! bravo!!!
Good job! Some tips I that I would recommend would be maybe look for longer lines in your phrasing. Also, (I know this sounds simple) but have you tried visualizing where you want to shift if you have a big shift? I know it sounds kinda ridiculous but it's an old singer trick, imagine where you want to go on your instrument before you move. It might help.😃
Nice job! It's amazing how the cello is hardiest than others common instruments. But, before years, we've a amazing result!!! 🎉🎉🎉
❤👏👏
Congratulations...! Interesting performance progress... 👌
Bro! 👏👏👏
I have a question what’s the last song that you played what’s the name?
😮😍
Thanks for sharing your amazing progress. This is motivating, too.
broo well done its really good and encouraging video it made me smile and be confident that one day i will be better
Bros yes. This just instills my need to learn the cello. Great video and progression🙏🙂
As a young cellist you inspired me to keep practicing suite no 1.
God, slow down. It's a mess, in 2018.
👏
nice! Please put in the song titles!!
Amazing progress!!!! Bravo’ 🎉
the one @1:23 is so famous yet I can't find it anywhere - name please!
Schindler's list
Really nice!
I want to play one my self
Great
What cello do you have?
Nice 🎉
Wow!
Congrats man! You sound really good :) how much time a day would you say you practiced ?
Appreciate it, I don’t practice as much now but I used to practice like 2-3 hrs a day when I was in my prime
The key is consistency tho
Is it possible to learn this muself or should i get lessons ?
Can't learn cello by yourself. Too hard.
I am realising hiw advanced my friend is.
He is playing vibrato almost perfect in middle school context
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Fix your posture.
SAY IT IN A NICER WAY PLS
Awesome that you stuck with it... I'd love to hear the 2023 version! Congrats!
Me too!
I’ve played the cello for three months,and I have already learned Bach suite one 💀
I don't believe it or maybe you did, but how does it sound?
@@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633 🥹 it sounds like a 30 year old man played it who practiced his whole life💀
IT SO EASY TO! ( NOTES)
G, D , B A B,D,B,G, D ,B A B,D,B..G D ,(TWO FINGERS ON A ) E (TFOA) E
and a lot more crap💀
1 Corinthians 10:31- "So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God."
Jesus, Dec. 2018... I haven't watched further along the video but... it's awful man hahaha, I hope it gets better, will post another comment when I get to the end of the video
Why do Cellists always do drama-faces? It detracts from the music.
Some people js get really into the music, in my schools orchestra almost everyone sways and makes faces when they love the song bc they’re not js playing it
1. Monkey see, monkey do. Most Cellist today are being taught to actually make rediculous faces to attract the audience by expressing emotional attachment to the music.
2. Our face is literally our number 1 way of expressing emotions. Therefor, if the player is into the music, he or she (2 genders) is most likrly going to show "some" expressions. But again, it is taught today to make rediculous expressions which yes, I agree, is annoying.
Fun Fact: watch Old cellist, they could care less about rediculous facial expressions because its about the music. Todays society is full or narccicists.
Great work! And that's a cool instrument. Now if it had 2 more higher strings after the A string and they were tuned a half step down in relation to the other 4, that would be reeeeaaally cool. 😎
2018 got me fucked up
Rude!
blud the 8th grade cellos are more serious than you.