Bach Pablo Casals - Cello Suites Unaccompanied Complete

That’s funny (actually shitty) because the last time I seen this a few years back there wasn’t the same GODDAMNED advertisement at every separate movement. But there is now! SHIT ON YOUTUBE!!!

Tracklist is nonsense. That's not how YouTube works. Don't write durations, write timings

Ubuntu?????

I gather that some of you are experiencing advertising on this channel and I would like to state unequivocally that there is NO advertising from me on ANY of the recordings in the whole channel of mine. I am reposting the reply to the somewhat insulting comment of ctrl scrutiniser :

"This channel is not monetised anywhere. This recording is not monetised AND it has no advertising from my end anywhere. Maybe some of you should wake up to the fact that youtube is a censorship NAZI platform (like google, skype whatsapp, windows etc. etc.) and take it out on them. "

WARNING: BARBARIC ADVERTISEMENTS, TERROR BY RECLAME

I worked for a while with Manfred Clynes, who had accompanied Casals on piano in Puerto Rico when Casals was teaching there. Manfred, an accomplished musician (and inventor) in his own right, considered Casals a musical avatar whose death removed from our world something unique, precious, and irreplaceable. This gorgeous recording shows how true that is.

To interrupt this glorious music with your greedy adds is blasphemy.

Gracies per la seva música i el seu compromís amb Catalunya, per la seva humanitat i el seu antifeixisme, en deute amb vos mestre !!

How YT dare interrupt with ads every few minutes a listeners enjoyment of music? they don't even have the courtesy to wait until the piece has ended. Off you go! I have a excellent collection well over 1k.

Spanish genius

Feels almost like a private performance by a friend, not so overly precise like in a lot of modern classical recording.

Nice ads. The music in between was ok too.

He was a catalan, and his real name was Pau Casals.

"One of the great beauties of the cello suites has also been one of their greatest vexations for scholars and musicians alike: their lack of musical markings or notes. The earliest manuscripts, copies penned by Bach’s second wife, Anna Magdalena, bear no indication of how Bach thought the pieces should be played, and thus are completely up to the interpretation of the performer."

A century after Bach’s masterpieces were written, they were reexamined and reintroduced to the world by Felix Mendelssohn and a Bach revival ensued; however, ...'the Bach cello suites languished without recognition. It was another fifty years before the inquisitive eyes of a thirteen-year-old cellist by the name of Pablo Casals found a battered copy of the suites, thought of then as a collection of humdrum studies for the aspiring cellist, in a second-hand music store in Barcelona. He would practice the suites for thirteen years before performing them publicly. When he did, near the turn of the century, the suites experienced a meteoric rise in popularity and transformed from bland studies to one of the most celebrated collections of music today'.

What a beautiful performance

Simplemente maravilloso, desde mi profunda ignorancia. La belleza está al alcance de todo aquel quien quiera decubrirla

Absolutely ruined by the amount of adverts that just destroy what mr Casals was trying to do for us??

¡Grande mi Paulito :') !