Brahms Cello Sonata, Trio, on musical saw
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- When my father was dying, every day on my way to his nursing home I listened to the Trio from Brahms Cello Sonata No. 1 Op. 38. It fortified my spirit. I knew then that after my father died, I would learn to play this piece on the musical saw. I created this art-music-video in my head on those long walks to the nursing home, to express my identifying with my father and what he was facing. I hope this video will bring solace to people facing similar situations.
Natalia 'Saw Lady' Paruz - writer, director, ghost, musical saw player
Christopher Bradshaw - pianist
Scott Munson - cinematographer, film editor, sound engineer
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Bhrams is my one of my favourite composer
Your saw is probably what an angel's voice would sound like. Thank you
It makes me so happy that you think that, dear Michael! This is why I titled my 1st album "Hark! An Angel Sings" (it is a Christmas album and the title is a play on the Christmas carol 'Hark! the Heralds Angels Sing'). I'm so happy that you have the same association for the sound as me!
Absolutely enthralling Natalia.❤
Thank you for your kind words, dear Steve!❤
Beautiful, haunting music!! I'm in love
Thank you for your kind words! It makes me very happy that you like it!
That was so beautiful!
Thank you for watching/listening and for your kind words! It makes me so happy that you like my video!
WOW! You are a angel!🎵
Thank you for your kind words! ❤
Your pitch is amazing and the music so sweet. Great video too. Thanks.
Thank you very much - your kind words encourage me as I work on my new short film project. Thank you!
@@SawLady that’s very nice of you to say. All the best on the project. Can’t wait to hear and see it.
I found your channel from Rob Scallons video and have always loved these niche instruments. They truely are beautiful.
Thank you!
Like this style its different but i like it
Thank you dear Markus!
I seen you in NY in 2011
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Cool! Was it in the subway?
Ghostly beautiful! Making me shed tears !
Thank you very much for your kind words! You brought much joy to my heart. Thank you for participating with me!
This is so ethereal. I can’t stop binging on this niche instrument. It’s the perfect balance between delicate and rough. It is the “futch” of instruments /hj
Lovely! ❤️
Thank you dear Gregory! You are the very first person to comment on my new video - it makes me very happy that it is you!
@@SawLady You've obviously put a huge effort into making this, and it is truly something to be proud of. God bless you!
как будто ангелы плачут...
Thank you for your beautiful words! "Angels crying" - it makes me so happy that you understand!
הייתי ממש רוצה לשמוע את המנגינה של הסנדק על מסור, כל פעם שאני שומע את הצלילים המדהימים האלה זה מזכיר לי את המנגינה של הסנדק. חיפשתי, ואין מישהו שעושה את זה כמו שצריך, בבקשה תעשי לזה ביצוע🙏
אתה צודק, מנגינת ׳הסנדק׳ ממש מתאימה למשור. ניגנתי את זה ליפני המון שנים. אתה נותן לי השראה לחפש פלייבק לזה ולנגן זאת שוב - תודה!
Lovely saw lady 🙏
Thank you dear Wendy!
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This is so beautiful. I've been in a similar situation, so I understand the sadness you felt. It's a beautiful way to put it all together ❤️
Thank you for your kind words! I am sorry you also experienced such a sad thing, but I am grateful that you told me - we are in the same "club"...
After a while it sounds too much like a woman’s voice and gets seriously creepy
I am so glad you said that! Weird that a piece of metal can sound human, right?
@@SawLady that's amazing because I felt the same way like there's a woman stuck singing in that saw lol.
It's amazing! I'm from Rob Scallon Chanel. Subscribe!!! You so beautiful... and with this saw 🤭
Thank you for your kind words, Viktor!
Saya tidak bisa membaca nada namun masih bisa menikmati musiknya sangat indah
Thank you for your kind words!
Schön und bewegend as Johannes Brahms might have said. Filmed at a beautiful time of the year. Is this where you performed the Chichester Psalms? x
Thank you dear Neil! And - you speak German! You are very perceptive - it is the same cemetery as my Chichester Psalms, except for the very last scene - that was filmed later at a cemetery closer to my home. I filmed Chichester in winter (we were all freezing during the filming) and this one, obviously, in spring. I filmed the ghost in the forest video in summer, so I guess I still need to do an autumn video :)
I asked my violin teacher If I could learn Saw after violin, he said that Saw is just a tool putten onto orchestras so people can make fun of It like veggie Instruments, I felt attacked, Saw is a real Instrument right?
Unfortunately your teacher doesn't know much about saw playing... Great composers wrote for saw, in total seriousness: Aram Khachaturian, Arthur Honegger, George Crumb, etc. - serious composers who were not looking to make a joke.
@@SawLady thank you for enlightening me, now Im gonna bombard my teacher with facts. I watched your ted talk and made a research about Saw, but unfortunately there’s no musical saws in my region so I am planing to make one with Smith. Is there any critical and compulsory details I need to know to make a playable Saw? Or would a super market saw do the job?
Where in the world are you? Are there no hardware stores where you are? If you can find a non-electric, full-bladed handsaw that is at least 26" long (a bit longer is better) that is not rusty - you have a musical instrument. Also, you can order a saw made for music on line.
@@SawLady I live in turkey and people here are not that cultured here, many people dont even what the word “chord” means, and the becouse of the economic state of the country and culture Its really hard to order one from europe and get one here, so you say any saw that is atleast 26” long and not rusty can work right?
Yes. I started by borrowing a saw my landlady's husband used to cut wood. It was rusty, so it only had 6 notes on it, but it played! By the way, did you see this on Turkish TV ua-cam.com/video/8tEeZTzbTPQ/v-deo.html ?