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Leonard Goldberg (born in Essen, Germany in 1991) comes from a long line of musicians. He has been featured on both the national and international stage from young adulthood and has since furthered his career after having won the “German Music Competition”. In 2020, he became the first Principal Cellist of the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra.
Goldberg has been writing music since his youth, and his compositions bring life and variation to the seemingly ordinary cello notes. Goldberg not only writes; but often pushes the boundaries of his compositions with new playing techniques, "I want to tell stories with my music, music that’s emotional- not just interesting sounds that I’m hearing". His top priorities lie in the joy of music and the never-ending possibilities in composition, style and technique.
Goldberg plays a 1712, Pietro Giacomo Rogeri cello made in Italy, loaned to him
from the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra.
Goldberg has been writing music since his youth, and his compositions bring life and variation to the seemingly ordinary cello notes. Goldberg not only writes; but often pushes the boundaries of his compositions with new playing techniques, "I want to tell stories with my music, music that’s emotional- not just interesting sounds that I’m hearing". His top priorities lie in the joy of music and the never-ending possibilities in composition, style and technique.
Goldberg plays a 1712, Pietro Giacomo Rogeri cello made in Italy, loaned to him
from the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra.
My gf broke my 10k bow
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The problem is that you are studying in front of a screen which is the most dangerous source of distractions.
Turn off notifications on the ipad and only have them on your phone
I think that statement about sounding like a beginner could be insulting. As a beginner with one year playing and the first grade under my belt, I would love to play and sound like the first part.
Sorry.. I don't agree with you, the strings 100 dollar are bright and crisp.. and ultimately it is the heart and soul of the individual player that makes the cello sing! Thank you anyway.. I have a Jarger A string and the rest are larsen, simply because at the time of replacement it's what I could afford, I would love to have all new top class strings can't afford at moment.. Jarger is harder on the finger yes! ❤
Not much difference but the more expensive ones was much smoother sounding
Great advice. Danke schön, Herr Merkeli.
Great video, thank you. Yes please share a video on how you made your own music stand.
I am a cellist by trade. I teach at a middle school and have been using a Krutz 100 model (new this fall of 2024) to teach in front of the classes. It has already, in @6 months, begun to unravel at TWO points on the D string. Just shows how cheap and dangerous some of these strings can be. I will put a higher quality set on there and anticipate better safety and sound quality.
I hate my terrible neighbor, I feel fully motivated to start my cello practise after he is home from work after 7 pm, and specially on sundays and saturdays! 😂😂😂
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How did you got ahold of a 1million dollar cello??
Eu penso que são dois bons violoncelos, o importante que esteja na mão de um músico.
Hey brother! Formula?
hi, great video. May I ask how much your bow costs? :D
❓what’s the physical difference between a $100 and $1000 cello❓ Strings obviously. But what else? Nobody ever explains what about the cello is better or “more expensive” Is it made from different wood? Heavier, thicker wood? My daughter has one that is about $1200 it looks exactly like every other one. The 100k ones on other comparison vids look exactly the same.
Mostly the aging of the wood. Cheaper ones, the wood might be baked a bit, rather than naturally aged. That's one. Type of wood is another. Should be spruce top and back minimum .The other is handcrafted versus machined versus some combination of the two.
now put a $50 string set on a Million Dollar Cello......I bet I still make it sound like a cat screaming on a hot tin roof at midnight
Pirastro Piranitos are reputed to be much much better than the typical cheap string set, but they're only about $88 per set in 2024. Maybe add a mellower A string. A is the least expensive string of the four, get a single expensive A string for 40 bucks. Use the C G and D Piranito from the Piranito set. You've now a much improved inexpensive Cello and in your case there's a spare A string.
spoiler alert - the audio was switched ;P
hahahahahahah if only!!
If you don’t mind me asking what’s your intro sound it’s so beautiful?
JS BACH Prelude from Suite 1 in G major for cello
The 1 million cello was better for the swan with a richer deeper sound. For your piece, which is a very nice flashy piece, both cellos are nice and I understand whoever preferred the 50'000 cello for it was ta little more punchy, maybe.
Do not need a pedal anymore.
It is still mind-blowing how a cello can be made for US$100. I mean...
I don't understand, maybe I'm deaf😅, but I don't hear the difference. It's sound really deep for a cheap cello, a lot of obertones for the both sets of strings.
Listen with headphones.
Nicely performed experiment. Sometimes with this kind of videos (comparing sounds) it is difficult to hear a clear difference, but here it was clear and I could totally relate to or confirm your comments.
The expensive strings are better but the cello still has an awful sound.
Brandon, MB. Camada!
so, the comparison only works , to hear the same piece on the cellos. The Ruggieri has wonderful colours and a cremonese timbre. The other cello is very good, but not so thrilling , but may be better for Shostakovitch etc.
Mr Beast pls collab
No wonder my cello sounded so squeaky when changing pitch and strings. I was trying a variety of budget strings on my student cello. Looks like I found a dirt cheap one that sounds like a toy guitar on my cello. Thank you for this! It's less reaponsive on cheaper/lower quality strings.
thank you! This is the best video, easy to follow and understand.I play bass Clarinet in a chamber music group and often have multiple pages.Having had eye trouble lately, cannot turn pages easily, so bought i pad and will have to learn it. Regards from sunny sydney- Ilse (zithergirl)
very helpful
я считаю, что 1 виолончель стоит миллион, вторая выглядит так, как будто пытается делать вид, что стоит миллион
I've tried the Magnicores, but think I like the Larsen A,D and Spirocore G,C better. Has anyone tried Rondo? I've heard they are nice. I really enjoyed this. I have students with cheap cellos. Always wondered what this change would do.
One has to also realise that it will take two/three years before a new cello, or a cello that hasn't been played for years to find its voice.
More curious to hear about that « professional » 200$ bow. Any indication on where to look for a similar priced bow?
hi, which intermidient cello would u suggest to buy in ur experiance ? i was looking into the Yamaha VC7SG but just an idea. Hard to chose without being able to try it .tnks;)
I do like the 50K cello better but you played more stuff on it than the 1M. The lower range on the 50K is nice and punchy. Can you do this again but play the same thing on both cellos? For the price difference, I can buy a pretty nice house to play the 50K in. 😁
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@4:20 "strings are important" thanks LOL
I use PDF chord charts to play live on stage. I have a page turning foot switch. I can't figure out how to turn pages with my foot switch! It is connected because the foot switch can fast forward or rewind UA-cam videos. But how can I simply turn the page on my extensive PDF collection?
As0 a g00d bw make a big difference
*I like second cello* ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
50.000 dollar cello sounds better to me and far better value.
Yes! I’m a pianist! I felt you were talking to me 😂 I will need a bigger iPad
Interesting contrast with a distinct improvement. However,, the cello still has a nasal quality.
There is just a little difference I think the 1st one was $100 and 2nd one was $1,000,000 because you can see small wood lines in 2nd one and it means it made out of real wood From freedom🕊️ (the future of iran🖤🥀)
Comparison button 0:47 2:37 You’re welcome
I think it´s a plywood table . Your harmony table is not rounded all around . Thanks for sharing !
Extremely helpful. I’ve wondered about this for a long time! Thank you! If you had an Amazon linked account and add it to your comments I’d buy the footpedal through your link. I’m an artist and many you tube artists make some money with their Amazon product endorsements.