Taught by renowned cellistÂ
Eric Kim
This movement is perhaps the most classic slow excerpt from the entire orchestral literature. In this lesson, we learn how to create a long legato line, which is a hallmark of a successful Brahms interpretation. We also learn about producing a continuous, warm, generous vibrato to create the special sound world of this music.
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<p id="">This movement is perhaps the most classic slow excerpt from the entire orchestral literature. In this lesson, we learn how to create a long legato line, which is a hallmark of a successful Brahms interpretation. We also learn about producing a continuous, warm, generous vibrato to create the special sound world of this music.</p>
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