Pablo Ferrández “TALKING CELLO” with Johannes Moser, EP/5, (SUBS en Español)
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2020
- Hello Everyone, this episode I bring you Johannes Moser, we had a great talk and I hope you enjoy it!
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Hello everyone! ope you enjoy the episode!
TIMELINE:
0:26 Sound: where does it come from
05:10 Last concerts before quarantine
7:59 New pieces / Lutoslawski: the journey of a master piece
16:11 Mental coach: how to prepare for high profile concerts / Visualization
22:36 Insecurity and nerves: talking openly about the struggles
27:16 Biggest inspiration: Rostropovich, Martha Argerich, Opera
36:55 The rising of the cello playing
Great stuff!!
Next time you should be with them. :)
This my favorite. It's great how you asked your cello colleagues in the past episodes, but now you're almost talking to a teacher. It's a great difference.
So fantastic that you are doing this! Would love to see more female cellists in your talk! Looking forward to more of your videos!!
It's so generous of you both to be so open and honest with your experiences, and in sharing your skill and knowledge. I hope you realise how inspiring these conversations are, and especially at this time when joy and comfort are harder to find.
Very articulate Johannes Moser !!!
Wow! This was a great one. I enjoyed hearing about how you deal with your nervousness. You ARE like everyone else. Lol. Please keep these coming. They are all wonderful THANK YOU!!!
Please, bring us part two! It was such a joy listening to you guys, a true blessing during this times of pandemic crises... It really lifted my spirits, thanks!!! 💟
¡Qué joya me recomendó UA-cam! ¡Gracias, Pablo! Danke schön, Johannes! 😍😍😍
You are helping all of us a lot with this incredible video series. Thanks a lot!!
You can really say he's loving what he does :') so precious
Muchas gracias. Es siempre interesante ver todo lo que hay "detrás" de la música. Motivaciones, miedos, referencias, etc. Muy didáctico.
great talk... de ambos! Y segunda parte... soon, please
Hey Pablo and Johannes, an absolutely great episode! Such open, honest and deep thoughts and life experiences from both of you. Far above the ordinary "teaching lessons" on youtube. Bravo!!!
Gracias Pablo por tus vídeos...son un material de valor incalculable para todos nosotros...contienen la información que todos deseamos... enhorabuena!!!
Con un simple teléfono móvil consigues reportajes más valiosos que los de la tele...👏👏👏.....😀🎻🔝
This was mindblowing, for real. I'm actually in violin, not cello, but the details about posture in the beggining of the video and specially the mid part, when you start talking about nerves and how to practice "performance" as in practice being calm... and not just "practice the piece without stops", that is what I used to do. This changes everything. I have realized a few years ago that the feeling of going on stage and being so nervous is lack of practice. I felt that. But I couldn't see where the problem was if I had practiced so much. Now I see it, it IS lack of practice. Lack of practicing being serene and practicing being on the day of performance... Practice the moment just before the performance. That needs preparation as well... of course! I was going to the stage unprepared, and that's exactly how it felt. Thank you so much. All the best!
It’s so fantastic to hear such amazing cellists discuss subjects we all as musicians have to deal with. Student musicians look up to people like you guys and it’s very comforting to see you become almost humanized to us. Love this series so much keep up the great work!
Genial!!! Espero la segunda parte 😍 este fue un capítulo bastante profundo en muchos aspectos, y es un privilegio tener a estos dos grandes en un vídeo!!
Este video fue publicado hace un año, yo lo acabo de ver y puedo decir que fue tan increíble poder escuchar a estos ídolos hablar de sus propios ídolos, de sus miedos y nervios antes de subir a un escenario, cuando en realidad nosotros pensamos "puff son unos genios" o "se ve tan libre", "toca sin preocupación" pero en su cabeza es todo un mundo y un reto a la vez...
Realmente estoy agradecido con vos Pablo, te hablo como un amigo por que es tan personal y tan lindo ver videos así que simplemente te sentis cercano., este video fue algo increíble Realmente gracias por ello
Y espero llegar a ser un gran cellista como ustedes
Y quien sabe capaz conocerlos en persona
Realmente un placer.
How very articulate he is!, and what an attractive personality! As an amateur, however, I find some of the discourse about the ever-rising levels of performance rather depressing, for we amateurs are also fighting the good fight, making a contribution to keeping the love of music alive. I don’t particularly want to live in a world where if someone blows a shift he or she won’t be invited back to give another performance. I believe Fritz Kreisler said he was grateful that his career had flourished before the era of recordings, for perfection is alien to the spirit of performance. The mania for Perfection seems to me so joyless. This is not to say that we shouldn’t all try to play as best we can, only that the emphasis should fall on the pleasures of playing - on how much intellectual satisfaction exploring music can bring, and how much social pleasure there can be in playing quartets with friends, and so on and on. One of my mentors-a philosophy professor at Amherst College-was learning violin when he was a boy, and was taken by his father to hear Heifitz play. He gave up playing violin the next day. How very sad, this seems to me. And I suspect that this kind of daunting, frightening spectre of perfection or impossibly high standards has a stifling effect on many who would otherwise found their lives much enriched by music.
Me encanta !!
Thank you ao much johannes moser and of course pablo for making this poasible
Gran video Sr. Ferrandez! Realmente disfruté escuchar este episodio. ¡Por favor sigan llegando! ¡Gracias!
Gracias, señor Ferrandez, por lo mismo.
Thank you Pablo, I love seeing these talks! As an aspiring cellist, and a female, I would love to see you talk with some female cellists!
This was great! I love this series.
Thank you so much for this wonderful video and all of the others you have done before. Very grateful for all that you and your special guests are bringing to the world of cello and music at this time!
Qué genial este episodio... Personalmente me motiva muchísimo, definitivamente que músicos como ustedes quieran compartir sus ideas y sus pensamientos... Es algo increíble de ver.
Me encantó este episodio! Mi favorito de todos
I love the big flex where he uses his own music recordings for the intro
Muchas gracias :)
Amazing! Keep these talks up!
Gracias ! Es realmente emocionante ver tu genuino, alegre y generoso amor a la música y el cello.
Great episode as always! I love Johannes!
Gracias Pablo sos un genio!!!! Muchas gracias de verdad.
Thank you Pablo. Very interesting
Awesome!
Me inspiran tanto este tipo de videos, ver que atras de cellistas tan increibles como ustedes hay personas normales como cualquiera de nosotros y que nos hablan de igual a igual , haciendonos sentir una cercania inigualable. Sin duda el mejor episodio de Talking cello, Muchas Gracias!👏👏👏
What a lovely and interesting conversation 💖 Thank you for sharing
Pablo, este episodio es una jodida joya. Es un obligado para cualquier musico. Lo he visto 2 veces!! Pero una vez detras de otra. Es taaaaan valioso. Taaaan interesante...que incluso la segunda vez que lo he visto, he descubierto y aprendido cosas nuevas. Por favor, haceis una sinergia perfecta. Repitelo no una, sino 30 veces más. B-R-U-T-A-L.
Muchas gracias! Me alegro mucho que lo disfrutes!
Este video ha sido demasiado enriquecedor, lleno de mucha sabiduría y experiencia. Son increíbles y siento muchísima admiración por uds. Muchísimas gracias ❤
Unos genios los dos!
really interesting video!👏
Amazing video, very inspiring!
I am a pianist, but I love hearing how you, as cellists, put yourselves into your music. I love how Moser talks of how the music comes from his whole body, and later, how he and Ferrandez talk about feeling nervous, about learning from others, and about being human!
I am now listening to the music of the cellists with whom you talk in this series, as I feel that I know more about them as people and that they are not just musicians! I wish that I could have learned to play the cello!
Thank you for this great conversation!
Thank you so much! Planning on bringing many great pianists as well to the show :) stay tune!
Keep doing these!!! They are fantastic. Thank you!!!
Pablo ya eres un gran maestro, gracias por estos vídeos, y johannes wow me emociona la manera en que se expresa. 😁
Genious. It confirms what i experienced as well! Thank you so much
I absolutely enjoyed this. I am an adult beginner, so some of the talks are too technical for me, but i love seeing the passion in your work from both of you. Thank you!!
Muchas Gracias! 🎶🎵🙏🏻
genial vídeo!
please continue this after the quarantining ends !!!!!!!
Gracias Pablo, con ansia esperaré la segunda parte. Gracias por los subtitulos, saludos cordiales desde Oaxaca Méx. Buena Vibra en todo!
Thank you so much
These talks are very informative and enjoyable.
¡Muchas gracias por el vídeo!, los dos son una gran inspiración para los cellistas :")
brilliant, subscribed
Super interesante la charla!
I think you shouldn’t tell students to accept feeling bad on stage.. I think it’s the opposite- learn to see this hypersensitivity as the BIGGEST gift of your body: it’s sharpening your ears,your eyes, gives your muscles almost superpowers xD ..and so on. Don’t call it nervous- call it “super sayan level 3”. Isn’t it awesome to be able to be like that? Wouldn’t it be kind of “empty” without this focus :) ? The mindset and words you use will establish your feelings for things. It’s ALL about your attitude. Came to learn this a little late- BUT learned it! :) But great talk anyways!! Thank you for these videos:D
Thank you for this fantastic episode! Johannes Moser is now definitely added on my subscribe-list :)
gracias por los subtítulos!!
Wooooooow
You all healthy that's good! Stay safe and stay well.
Qué video tan enriquecedor, es impresionante lo que con sólo platicar las experiencias se puede aprender muchas cosas, me encanta ver éste video.
Creo que otro video interesante sería con Anastasia kobekina, siento que podrían platicar de otra perspectiva completamente diferente.
¡Me encantó el video, gracias, Pablo!
Wow, now I know what's going on with my back when it gets stiff and I have to stop. Will try the whole body approach, mucho thanks.
La entrevista con Johannes genial!!!
El lo es...
Si se pueden hacer propuestas para el futuro me parecería muy interesante que contaras con uno de mis intérpretes de violonchelo favorito... Adolfo Gutiérrez Arenas.
Un abrazo desde Asturias!!!👌
I am late to your channel, but I enjoyed this so much. Johannes Moser probably thinks I am his stalker now 😉, but what he and you discussed about always learning even when you both are such masters at your craft is very inspiring and encouraging. Thank you for sharing ❤️.
Dude!? You could so be a teacher, by the way, I got to tell you! You are a teacher for me, along with Johannes, as an adult student. I can’t imagine if I was a kid and I got the chance to have you as a teacher?! Dude! It would be mind blowingly awesome please please please please do become a teacher! You are up there in talent and care; man you so could do it! 👍🏾
Great series! You should release the audio for these as a podcast.
These videos are awesome 👌🙌🙌 *you should do an episode with anstasia kobekina*🙏
gracias !
Un episodio muy enriquecedor Pablo, en verdad te admiro mucho y has sido una fuente de motivación enorme. Deberían hacer un capitulo mas con Johannes.
Sería posible abordar el tema de:
¿Como aproximar a las personas al mundo de la musica clásica, sin ser pretenciosos o arrogantes?
¿Que opinan de las diferentes técnicas, Francesa, Rusa, Húngara?
¿Como practicar la concentración?
¿ Orquestas latinoamericanas y su nivel desde un punto de vista objetivo?
Saludos.
Invite Camille Thomas!
when I workout I always listen to Schostakowitsch 😂 great video
Please do one with Steven Isserlis!
Hola, gran vídeo!
Estaría muy bien tratar con un cellista barroco para poder tratar las diferencias, la cuerda de tripa, repertorio, etc. Me parece un tema muy interesante que acogería a un grupo mayor de gente y sería una forma muy buena de acercar al mundo barroco a los que desconozcan de él.
Un saludo.
Haha did the catering in the Elbphilharmonie just on the day before it got closed... being a cellist myself I'm still so sad I couldn't hear the concert of Johannes :/
😘 😘
Mil gracias! Magnífico Episodio una vez más! Super motivador y didáctico! Tengo una pregunta que creo que nos puede interesar a muchos: Muchos días por la mañana o al principio del estudio mi cuerpo, mis músculos y artículaciones están un poco agarrotados y me cuesta llegar a sentirme relajado y sacar un buen sonido en el chelo. ¿Te pasa esto? ¿Qué ejercicios recomendáis para acelerar el proceso de llegar a estar relajado y sentirte en el máximo de tu potencial lo mas rápido posible durante el estudio? Muchas gracias!! Graande!
This was an absolutely awesome interview! I loved it Pavo! I think he is one of the most preeminent cellist on earth along with yourself I want to see so much more of this kind of thing and have you and your guest, you know play a little bit with one another, working out some problems; and being able to articulate your emotions on what you feel especially during this time of pandemic. I think it is awesome! Kudos! By the way do you ever think you could actually land a Skype interview with Yo-Yo Ma?
I cant find the recording of the intro piece(rossini una larme variations)
Si llegas a tener clase, ¿puedo ser parte de ella.? 🥺
Este vídeo es genial, son muchas cosas en las que concuerdo y todavía sigo trabajando!
Gracias Pablo, espero te encuentres bien! Saludos y cuídate mucho! 😎
Thanks Pablo for doing this. Interesting topics, though completely unnecessary, maybe a bit lack of class for J Moser to take a stab at Starker. He talks about legacy and the need to contribute to the cello world, well I don’t think he reaches the shoe lasses of J Starker on this aspect. It might not be his cup of tea, maybe it was a bad night for starker, there are definitely some of those from JM on the internet. Anyway, thank you again, refreshing!
This is so interesting and awesome and feels so honest! These episodes help me to understand the cello masters of our time as relatable human beings. I love that you are talking about so abstract things like energy and the history and future of cello, while still discussing concrete passages on the cello. These interviews will be invaluable for the future generations.
I really love the idea of experts interviewing themselves - such interviews are just on another level, compared to those standard question by journalists. I would love if this honest format would be utilized in other disciplines as well (like politics)!
I had a similar feeling when I watched Everyday Astronaut's interview with Elon Musk (ua-cam.com/video/cIQ36Kt7UVg/v-deo.html). They went so deep, that they even forgot that they were recording an interview.
What is the name of this music 0:13
Very interesting! But what happened to Johannes's C string peg??
It's called a posture peg
To avoid neck pains
It's a shortened peg, tightened with an Allen key. So that it doesn't stick into the player's neck. Or you don't have to sit awkwardly to avoid bumping it.
What happened to the C string peg in JM's cello? It's not there!
They're call posture pegs!
BESICOS
Podrías subtitular en español como otras veces ?
Te lo agradeceríamos...
Un saludo
Ya tiene subs
Lo acabo se terminar de ver...
Ya está!!!
Genial!👌👏👏👏
Esperamos parte dos...😀🎻🙏
Can you invite russian cellist? Kobekina ,Ramm or other .
Am I the only one who has a question about Johannes' cello? Why does it only have three pegs? But anyway, great video series, helps to find motivation to practice in these times!
MikelsSlv It’s called a Posture Peg. Makes it so you don’t need to tilt your head to avoid the C Peg. Some players have them for both C and G.
Tightened with an Allen key.
I didn’t know Bill Weasley played cello 🤯
It sometimes looks like Pablo has a mullet