An episode with an orchestra section leader with be great, to get the perspective of the other side of "Cello life". Maybe talking about orchestra auditions and that kind of stuff! Love the videos!
I am glad you all are enjoying “ Talking Cello”. I have some PHENOMENAL guests coming soon, you wanna guess who ? Place your bets and subscribe to not miss them!
Son increíbles! Es super interesante! Muchas gracias! Confieso que estos episodios me han ayudado muchísimo a mantener la motivación en estos tiempos de confinamiento. Saludos de una Venezolana en Francia🇻🇪 🇫🇷 😊
Thank you Pablo, great talks! I find it especially interesting to see how different players approach the same challenges technically in different ways. It gives courage to try and find ones own way, but inspired by the ways excellent cellists do it.
Such a big fan of both Brannon and Pablo! Me alegro mucho ver a los dos hablando tan profesionalmente sobre su instrumento. Brannon seems so humble and has a wonderfully deep voice - he's meant to be a cellist!
Pablo!! Muchísimas gracias por estos vídeos, son realmente MUY provechosos. El hecho de tener varias perspectivas y maneras de pensar hace que sean videos bastante productivos... MIL GRACIAS ❤❤❤
thank you both of you! I think it was really interesting since you actually have many different technical ideas! thanks again! would love to hear more from you two!
These two are probably in the top 5 cellists today (even better than the aging greats YoYo, Isserlis, Maiski) one thing I did notice (no offense) is that Pablo is the one the slightly messed up the end of Prokofiev in his most popular recording and Brannon played it like perfectly (better than even Rostropovich) and he did it live •_• I’m not sure he’s human. You both practice so much and I envy your work ethic.
Your cellos sound so different! Both nice in their own way. Vuestros cellos suenan tan distintos. Entre estos dos instrumentos millones de dolares de valor y sonidos de calidad sin precio.
Thank you very much for making these videos! I love it. Please invite Victor Julien-Laferrière for the next episode, he's one of my most favorite cello players! Can you please discuss a question, how much have the competitions you have competed in given to you and how much do they mean to you when you look back in the time? I'd be really interested in that🙂
Entiendo que Helmerson fue un profesor en común . Comentabas en otro vídeo el tema de la colocación del pulgar en el arco pero veo que Brannon lo coloca de la manera "tradicional". Podrías comentar el tema? Felicidades por estas charlas
@@BrannonCho Brannon, you are such an incredible cellist! Such a big fan! Your cellos sound so different, but nice in their own way. What are some of the qualities you appreciate the most of your cello? Are there any interesting history or facts about your cello other than the tremendous dedication of your parents?
Brannon has a very nice caressing voice... i just wish he didn’t end his declarative sentences as question marks... he sometimes does that valley girl accent thing - not sure if that’s a New Jersey thing
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*Changing colors* 0:28
*Pinky in thumb position* 4:20
*Triplet part in Dvorak 1st mvt* 7:00
*Shifting* 12:31
*Bow Hand* 18:59
Very informative and insightful!
Brannon Cho is one of the best cellist I know. And he is very nice and sympathetic.
I would like to play the Klengel Double Cello concerto with him 😂👌
Pablo, please invite Andrei Ionita to talking cello!
Seconded. He's one of my favorites
This should become a TV show
An episode with an orchestra section leader with be great, to get the perspective of the other side of "Cello life". Maybe talking about orchestra auditions and that kind of stuff! Love the videos!
You could check out Payam Taghadossi's instagram videos...
soloists r cooler lol end of story
@@nicholaschung8207 Being a soloist and section leader are two COMPLETELY different skillsets, with a section leader arguably being more difficult.
Edgar Moreau or Zlatomir Fung next?
I am glad you all are enjoying “ Talking Cello”. I have some PHENOMENAL guests coming soon, you wanna guess who ? Place your bets and subscribe to not miss them!
Alisa Weilerstein?
I think Jonathan Roozeman's talk about pinky vibrato is what every cellists need !
Is there a video or something where he talks about this?
This is so enjoyable to watch and I don't even play cello
Very interesting thanks ❤
Thanks for sharing this! How about invite Gautier Capucon for next episode?
Son increíbles! Es super interesante! Muchas gracias! Confieso que estos episodios me han ayudado muchísimo a mantener la motivación en estos tiempos de confinamiento. Saludos de una Venezolana en Francia🇻🇪 🇫🇷 😊
Thank you Pablo, great talks! I find it especially interesting to see how different players approach the same challenges technically in different ways. It gives courage to try and find ones own way, but inspired by the ways excellent cellists do it.
Such a big fan of both Brannon and Pablo! Me alegro mucho ver a los dos hablando tan profesionalmente sobre su instrumento. Brannon seems so humble and has a wonderfully deep voice - he's meant to be a cellist!
Please ask Jonathan Roozeman next
Daniel Lail yes agree
Muy honesto los consejos del invitado. Gracias 👍🤝
Love your channel. Someday I will play the Cello and all this tips will count in me.
Please bring in Jakob Koranyi!!! He's my absolute favorite cello player and a monster!!
Wow! He is my favorite too! A force to be reckoned with.
Quenton Blache wow! are you ‘The Strad’?
This video interviews are beautiful!! Thank you :-)
Buena charla...me encanto...un saludo pablo
I enjoy watching your show, Pablo, even though I am not a cellist.
Gracias Pablo!!! Siempre aprendo algo nuevo en tus videos!!! 💐🎶
Excelente 👍 saludos 🤝
Pablo!! Muchísimas gracias por estos vídeos, son realmente MUY provechosos. El hecho de tener varias perspectivas y maneras de pensar hace que sean videos bastante productivos... MIL GRACIAS ❤❤❤
I was waiting for a video with Brannon Cho :D thanks for doing those videos :D
same here!
thank you both of you! I think it was really interesting since you actually have many different technical ideas! thanks again! would love to hear more from you two!
Muchas gracias por estos "talking"! Muy interesante y útil para nosotros.💜
Very good didactic video. Thanks for shearing
Great session, thanks!
These two are probably in the top 5 cellists today (even better than the aging greats YoYo, Isserlis, Maiski) one thing I did notice (no offense) is that Pablo is the one the slightly messed up the end of Prokofiev in his most popular recording and Brannon played it like perfectly (better than even Rostropovich) and he did it live •_• I’m not sure he’s human. You both practice so much and I envy your work ethic.
Nice complement to Brannon! I must go and find this video of his prokofiev!
Your cellos sound so different! Both nice in their own way. Vuestros cellos suenan tan distintos. Entre estos dos instrumentos millones de dolares de valor y sonidos de calidad sin precio.
Love it!
These are fantastic! Bring in Daniel Müller-Schott sometime!!
Thank you very much for making these videos! I love it. Please invite Victor Julien-Laferrière for the next episode, he's one of my most favorite cello players!
Can you please discuss a question, how much have the competitions you have competed in given to you and how much do they mean to you when you look back in the time? I'd be really interested in that🙂
Thank you!
Genio Pablo!!! Podrías hacer un vídeo sobre las cuerdas que has usado (opinión)??
Cho's microphone is crazily good! With headphones, I thought he was in my bedroom.
Sería muy chévere ver una con Richard Aaron!
Amazing sound! What mic you use for recording at home and these stream videos?
Thanks 😁😊
Could you talk about playing solo Bach? Modern manners, do we have to play more like authentic artist?
yes please :) great idea
No one knows what authentic is, there are baseless speculations based on some vague understanding of non-Bach baroque composers
Could you also talk about practice motivation?
Nice video
Tks, very, very nice
Entiendo que Helmerson fue un profesor en común . Comentabas en otro vídeo el tema de la colocación del pulgar en el arco pero veo que Brannon lo coloca de la manera "tradicional". Podrías comentar el tema? Felicidades por estas charlas
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Hello Pablo.... I'd like to know what microphone Brannon used for this interview....
Hello! It's just the microphone on my iPad pro. Thanks for watching!
@@BrannonCho Brannon, you are such an incredible cellist! Such a big fan! Your cellos sound so different, but nice in their own way. What are some of the qualities you appreciate the most of your cello? Are there any interesting history or facts about your cello other than the tremendous dedication of your parents?
Brannon has a very nice caressing voice... i just wish he didn’t end his declarative sentences as question marks... he sometimes does that valley girl accent thing - not sure if that’s a New Jersey thing
Matt Allen
thanks for sharing cello information,,,,,if you bring Misha you will get a price bro,,please
Pablo, call Gautier Capuçon for talking cello. Must be something
Pablo, the violinists don't keep their fingers tightly together, unless they are playing in the russian style!
Andrei ionita please