CELLO masterclass by Anne GASTINEL | Brahms, Violin Sonata No. 1 in G Major, Op. 78
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CELLO masterclass by Anne GASTINEL | Brahms, Violin Sonata No. 1 in G Major, Op. 78
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About this cello masterclass:
Violin Sonata No. 1 in G Major, Op. 78 by Brahms
Recorded with Anne Gastinel and @junginhuh in November 2021.
Accompanying pianist @yumatsuoka1863
In this masterclass, Anne Gastinel and her student Jungin Huh adapt Brahm's violin sonata for the cello.
0:00 Intro and playing part from Jungin Huh
10:54 Advice part from Anne Gastinel
Cello professor Anne Gastinel and student Jungin Huh take on this difficult sonata by Johannes Brahms, originally written for the violin and piano. While navigating through the piece, they discuss the strange marking of Vivace ma non Troppo present at the beginning of the piece. On the one hand, Gastinel explains, Vivace indicates something very lively and fast, but on the other hand, ma non Troppo expresses a certain calmness and tranquility. How can one accomplish both sentiments at the same time?
Additionally, the cellists work on vibrato, where and when not to do a crescendo, choosing sostenuto over a crescendo, expression, and on a more abstract matter: approaching short notes as if they are long notes and vice versa.
What we learn:
Maintaining the right tempo.
Adding plenty of vibrato in this piece.
Applying sostenuto over crescendo and vice versa.
Expressing the intended emotions.
Bowing and fingering.
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