Introducing the Violoncello da Spalla — Transcript
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- 0:00[Music]
- 0:17[Music]
- 0:27n
- 0:36I am K I am here in London these days to
- 0:40play the fono Das palala which also you
- 0:43can call Viola Das palala it's up to you
- 0:46Viola is the root of all these words
- 0:48Viola and then you have violino which is
- 0:51small Viola which actually is the violin
- 0:54the viola is become today it became the
- 0:57viola is what we still have as viola and
- 1:00then you have violone which is a big
- 1:02Viola in Italian then you have violon
- 1:05cello which is a small big if you
- 1:07understand what I mean so this is
- 1:10actually a small big base play like this
- 1:13you play not on the arm but you play
- 1:15with the strap around the neck that is
- 1:17the explanation you find in maton in box
- 1:20surrounding it is the meaning of the
- 1:22word vonell so there's no reason for
- 1:25instance to suppose that the viello
- 1:27Sweet By would be all of the s for
- 1:30another
- 1:31instrument it is very simple the result
- 1:34is a much more
- 1:36defined and and a bit more nasal sound
- 1:39it was described in the early 18th
- 1:42century sometimes as being close to the
- 1:44bassoon so very very precise very
- 1:49resonant also leading from the base in
- 1:53in tonal music like barok and classical
- 1:56is it's it's a paradise on Earth it's
- 2:00much easier and much more useful than
- 2:03than to lead from the viin I mean you
- 2:06lead from that point where the music
- 2:09start which means from the base so this
- 2:12is an ideal kind of leading instrument
- 2:16particularly in Bahan and Baldi also
- 2:18this earlier Decades of the 18th century
- 2:21it is the ideal instrument to lead an
- 2:25orchestra I'm very grateful also that
- 2:27they asked me to come to demonstrate
- 2:29this instrumental to see how it
- 2:31functions in in their context it's a
- 2:34nice idea
- 2:54[Music]
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