Bagi Yang Membutuhkan Silahkan Sedot Di Untuk download anda harus punya akun 4Shared dulu. Kali ini saya akan share Style Korg Pa50. But we don’t know who owned it before he bought it. What do you know about its history? Casals bought the cello in London in 1913. This cello tells me to take different paths, and I enjoy that. This cello captures the ways you didn’t know existed.Īnd your curiosity takes you to all those different routes. It’s like when you drive on a highway and your GPS tells you to take an exit-but it doesn’t capture all the available exits, and only shows you one option. What gift does this cello bring to your playing that cannot be found in any other instrument? To be honest, it really teaches me colors that I didn’t know existed. The Casals has a very earthy sound, like an old man talking. The Guarneri is like Pavarotti: It has a golden-sounding voice, and sings like it isn’t even from this world. How does it compare to your previous primary instrument? I used to play on a beautiful Guarneri cello, 1689 it was, and is, a magnificent cello.

I took it to Julie Reed-Yeboah in New York City, and she restored it from beginning to end-a new neck and lots of work. When I first had it, it needed repairs after sitting in a case for many years. (I also own a Vuillaume cello, 1865.) The Casals cello is in perfect condition, and I received it five years ago. My primary instrument is Pablo Casals’ 1733 Goffriller cello. I caught up with him immediately following a recent rehearsal to chat about his world-famous “Casals” Goffriller cello and his experiences working with the instrument. An active performer, Peled collaborates with pianist Alon Goldstein and clarinetist Alexander Fiterstein (Goldstein-Peled-Fiterstein Trio) and also with Goldstein and violinist Ilya Kaler (Tempest Trio).

But it isn’t just his height that creates an aura about him it is his skill and creativity as a cellist and his likeable and passionate character that make Peled such a galvanizing persona in the music world.Ī student of Bernard Greenhouse, the American-Israeli is now a highly acclaimed and sought-after pedagogue of cello (and currently a professor at the Peabody Institute). NovemA t a towering 6’5″, cellist Amit Peled is an inspiring presence.

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