Im a cellist, i know people going to kill me for saying this because you are fans, but I dont like the way he plays cello. His vibrato is weird for me and the way he throw the bow on the cello strings...I just dont like it...
@Ishitatri It must be really dificult, I'm sure, but excuse me, maybe you missunderstood me, but you cannot call that music "flamenco". It was the "point" of my comentar.
@museovac It doesn't matter WHEN you play something...it matters HOW you play it, what it means to you and what you SAY through it...Luka nad Stjepan are both gorgeous cellists...they just happen to also be gorgeous men too...clearly they have both worked their asses off...you don't play an instrument the way they both command their cellos without serious commitment and intention...So whether they play a scale, the Dvorak Concerto, Bach Suite no 6, or the Suzuki French Folk Song, I will listen!
You know it's good when your head is bobbing around in time with the music without you realizing it, and when you do, you don't give a shit and you just keep doing it.
@dare326 ....uhm, no that's incorrect. Luka is Croatian and Stjepan is Croatian. In simple English that means they are both Croatian. They are both Croatian and they are both fantastic cello virtuosi, among the best contemporary cellists worldwide. Did anyone see "2 Cellos" as they call themselves,on the Ellen Show in April? She said she got goose bumps when she heard the two Croatians play Smooth Criminal on youtube. She introduced the pair "all the way from Croatia" and the crowd went nuts...!
I am a failed cellist (converted to double bass instead!) and you are so dedicated to really make your cello sing with the lightest touch of your fingers, because I gave up when I got too frustrated!!
It also helps that you are SUPER DUPER HOT! Phwoar. keep it up! xx
tudi jaz sem rojen v Sloveniji in tukaj živim, vendar zaradi tega še nisem Slovenec, ampak slovenski državljan - prav tako kot Luka Šulić. Me prav zanima če bi ti rekel, da si Avstrijec če bi se po nekem spletu okoliščin tvoji starši preselili in bi bil ti rojen npr. v Klagenfurtu?
2Cellos Luka Sulic & Stjepan Hauser (Interview April 2011) - poglej si video od 45 sekunde naprej. Nekam dobro govori hrvaško glede na to da je "Slovenec"
After I was in awe of Smooth Criminal with Stjepan Hauser. I was thrilled to see more posts by Luka Sulic. I am blown away by his talent and Thank him for sharing it...
He. Was. Born. In. Maribor. For your information, that is in Slovenia. Now let's see... Born in Slovenia, living in Slovenia... Do tha math. It's not that difficult.
@Geminoduro Since when is being born or living somewhere has to do sometning with someone's ethnicity?I'm a Croat who was born in Germany and i live in Moscow.Does that make me German or Russian?
Again... Since when is living and working somewhere has to do with someones ethnicity?If a Turk is born and living in let's say Holland is he Dutch?He has Dutch nationality,but his ethnicity is Turkish.
@Geminoduro What is your problem? He was born in Dubrovnik by a Croatian father and mother, his whole family is Croatian. So....he lives and works in Maribor.....currently.....yes.....and your point is? His pocket change is slovenian, but Luka is as Croatian as any other Croatian....he just happens to currently live in slovenia. You seem rather slow......or unable to understand the most simple of facts....good luck, you need it.....
@superbura9 sorry for intervening - I think your countries are too close to each other to argue about differences in such minor things as he lives or where his mother works. I fully appreciate that you have differences in many areas, but I think musical talent should not be a matter for fighting here. The difference is huge bewteen, say, Korean and Moroccan musical cultures, but not in this case - unless I am terribly ignorant. Let's enjoy the brilliance of Luka's music - wherever he is!
@BlackCrowNavajo ..sure..so we should start calling Germans British and Russians are suddenly French? My point to Geminoduro was that Luka is Croatian, not Slovenian as he claimed....I honestly can't understand why you bother to intervene with your remarks in such a case which to you must be utterly minor? Yes of course, musical talent is universal. But point in case is this: Luka is not Slovenian, but Croatian. And where are your points of reference, if we are not to distinguish Slo from Cro?
....in addition FYI the other musical piece which is also in your favourite list is performed by Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser....yes I'm talking about the interpretation of the song Smooth Criminal which currently has 5 million hits on youtube. Performed by two utterly magnificent Croatian cello virtuosi. Musical talent is still universal, in this case again served to you by two Croats, currently among the World elite. Enjoy, and say thank you to Croatia for growing such talent.
@superbura9 yes it's in my fav list. And I sincerely thank Luka and Stjepan - I am honored to have met them personally. But I prefer to apprecaite personal talent and achievements, not to attribute it to the piece of land where the person comes from. And that's my point. If you thank Austria for Mozart, then you will have to curse the same Austria for Hitler. That's why I prefer to say "thank you, Luka, for your music", rather than "thank you Croatia for Luka".
@BlackCrowNavajo Well I will say fuck you Austria for Hitler but at the same time fuck you all of Europe for participating in the extermination of Jews, Gypsies, homos and Slavic people (the so-called untermenschen)....while we're at it, fuck you Europe for just standing by and watching Croatia bleed 1990-95 without lifting a single finger to help. fucking hypocrites. And yes why not say thank you Austria for bringing so much talent? The thank you is much bigger than the fuck you. see?
@superbura9 Yes. you are right. I can not help agreeing with you. But this is YOUR truth. My own truth is simply different, but still truth. The good thing is that both of them have all the rights to deem valid. Some americans have good Japanese friends, some - still hate EACH OF THEM for Pearl Harbor. And vice versa - for Hiroshima. As to 90-95 - the bastards who let beautiful Yugoslavia bleed will answer for that one day. Trust me! The history has no mercy for such people - whoever they are.
@BlackCrowNavajo "Whoever they are"...? Wow, you seem more and more ignorant by each new message, my friend....The Serbs bled Yugoslavia to death, first by attacking Slovenia, then Croatia, then slaughtering Croats and Bosnians in Bosnia, then in 1998 they put their evil eye on Kosovo. The USA and NATO allies then finally intervened by bombing selected military targets in Serbia. Are you totally ignorant to these facts?
...or maybe you should try asking your friends Luka and Stjepan next time you see them? I am sure they can give you first hand information from the war in Croatia if you choose to not believe me and the thousands of journalist who reported from the Serbian concentration camps in Bosnia and the Serbian fascist Chetniks who bombed Dubrovnik (Luka's home town) and claimed they would rebuild it a "thousand years older and more serbian than ever".....We had to deal with these lunatics. Every day.
@superbura9 They are not my friedns. We just met at social occasion. Look, your Englsih seems next to perfect, and it is particularly surprising that you refuse to understand what I meant. The key word was SUCH PEOPLE. As you'd know, this is a generalization term and is not indicative to any individual. Anyway, nobody likes to be called ignorant, especially when knows that he is not. If that's all I can hear from you, then I prefer to retire from further discussions on this topic.
@BlackCrowNavajo ...I never thought they actually were your friends because if they were you surely would have never written your quasi philosophical gibberish in the first place. Talk about refusing to understand....I see you haven't actually responded to any of the facts I provided you with, instead you continue to give generalisations in response to particular issues. That just doesn't cut it. Now let me analyse your country and give you meaningful "advice" and let's see how you react. Moron.
@sashabg A za lecenje tvojih mentalnih problema ne postoje nista, niti psihijatar niti ulicni ljekar mora ti pomagat. A sto se dogodi s vasim najvecim kukavica svih vremena? Mladic tvrdi da je bolestan i psihicno nebalansirano. A sto novo? To opisiva 90% svih srblje, smrdljave cigane turske porodice. Mars na Drinu.
@superbura9 no need to be sarcastic. If my participation in your talk seemed irritating to you, you could simply say that, and I'd have both prudency and decency enough to apologize and retire. I didn't mean to call Croatians Slovenians, or other way around. I just said that neighboring countries would typically have very similar cultures. This applies to dances, songs, instruments, and even to cusine, dresses and some other features. I'm sure you know that.
@BlackCrowNavajo ...your participation did not irritate at all, I just said I thought it was totally superfluous. Yes, we all know that musical talent is universal. Yes, we all enjoy the same music and have very similar references. Thing is, you are commenting on musical culture when Sulic is not playing Slovene or Croat music at all. He performs classical pieces. And my point still stands valid as ever: Luka is Croatian, not Slovenian as someone claimed. The point was about nationality. ok?
@jlk10004 Your typical passionate youtube music appreciator would probably bang on about how the performance space doesn't matter, simply the passion of the performer and how well he played as an individual. I however will just plain old agree with you. boring, i know.
I started with the Smooth Criminal he did with Stjepan Hauser, and then went to Oblivion by Hauser, and then came to this. I have to say this is way amazing. But this takes the cake for sure. I have never played a cello in my entire life, so I cannot image how difficult it is to finger pick and play that large instrument. I am in awe of your work and will continue watching videos and looking for more of your music. I even got some of my friends who listen to hard rock to love this guy's music!!!
jebote glupo. Luka hrvasko ime? ajd tipkaj u WIKIPEDIA LUKA in LUKA SULIC:
Šulić was born in Maribor, Slovenia. He began his musical education in Maribor, after which he attended the Music Academy in Zagreb in the class of Professor Valter Dešpalj.
I told u to stop being stupid smart ass...if u would like to ashame urself go on. Im enough educated instead of u.
LIke I said no matter where he was born or what kind of nationality he is: LISTEN TO GREAT MUSIC.
@DrGregec wikipedia --> najnepouzdaniji izvor podataka koji sam mozes editirati. Samo na wikipediji piše da je rođen u sloveniji hahaha... na ostali 50 stranica a i u Hrvatskom zavodu za popis stanovništva i rođenih piše da je rođen u Dubrovniku a mozes i youtubati njegov intervju na kojem sam govori kako je iz Dubrovnika.... Netko je kopirao iste podatke sa matica.hr i umjesto Dubrovnik napisao Maribor , a tek je kasnije došao u Maribor na školovanje... gg
Stunningly amazingly talented....I listen enchanted and am left speechless...
takerele 3 weeks ago
I wish I could sing to his Cello then it would be Luka and Luka
Lukamusic81 1 month ago
Notevole performance....di questo musicista...molto bravo!!! Grazie Valerio per la condivisione di questo pezzo di Flamenco, grazie....
piergiorgiovico 1 month ago
Im a cellist, i know people going to kill me for saying this because you are fans, but I dont like the way he plays cello. His vibrato is weird for me and the way he throw the bow on the cello strings...I just dont like it...
CreamDry 1 month ago
@CreamDry He uses his own technique, there's nothing wrong about that.
skiagrafima 1 month ago
@skiagrafima Yes I know. He is a good cellist of course. And I know it. I just don´t like his technique...
CreamDry 1 month ago
I'M SPANISH! VIVA EL FLAMENCO! <3
sara91mf 1 month ago in playlist Liked videos
Jednostavno predivno....
wljnj 2 months ago
Bravo, Luka!!! Pravi užitek te je poslušati, hvala!
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smihel7 2 months ago
Bravo, Luka!!!! Pravi užitek te je poslušati, hvala!
Smihel7
smihel7 2 months ago
Bravo, Luka!!!! Pravi užitek te je poslušati, hvala!
DD
smihel7 2 months ago
I like it.<3
andjelicaification 2 months ago
nota 10 para vcs sou~fã numero 1 parabens muito sucesso ............
junior22864 2 months ago
Nice try, but that's not flamenco. Really far away, actually. Search for Paco de Lucía or Camaron, if you want to know what flamenco is.
luisregidor 2 months ago
@luisregidor Do you realise how tough it is to play Flamenco on a cello. A cello isn't really made for it, is it?
Ishitatri 1 month ago
@Ishitatri It must be really dificult, I'm sure, but excuse me, maybe you missunderstood me, but you cannot call that music "flamenco". It was the "point" of my comentar.
luisregidor 1 month ago
@Ishitatri I agree; it is not fitting, just a pretty good rendition :)
Ishitatri 1 month ago
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gridalenfeksiyon 2 months ago
@museovac It doesn't matter WHEN you play something...it matters HOW you play it, what it means to you and what you SAY through it...Luka nad Stjepan are both gorgeous cellists...they just happen to also be gorgeous men too...clearly they have both worked their asses off...you don't play an instrument the way they both command their cellos without serious commitment and intention...So whether they play a scale, the Dvorak Concerto, Bach Suite no 6, or the Suzuki French Folk Song, I will listen!
sadiepearl2 2 months ago
@museovac
Good for you. Why aren't you on Youtube?
hanasar 3 months ago
what can I do to marry you?? xD great song!!!!
QueenJemago 4 months ago
I love this. I really like how he's so into what he's doing, it's really awesome.
SweetEyedPandaPie 5 months ago 2
Wonderful!
SexyLabyrinthsGirl 5 months ago
Fantastic!
jujunow1 5 months ago
*¬* wow
Jazygemma 5 months ago
@dejanceferin ti si kralj
corleonesagolj 5 months ago
You know it's good when your head is bobbing around in time with the music without you realizing it, and when you do, you don't give a shit and you just keep doing it.
DemonShuriken87 6 months ago 3
I love his breathing..
xxDaisuki 7 months ago 45
@xxDaisuki It's a sting thing
iZiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3 months ago
Wasn't there a song called malagueña in there? I recognized it from when my orchestra played it.
misspopmusic42 7 months ago
como española, solo puedo decir: olé!
Paquitatelo 7 months ago 2
Nothing flamenco going on here.
bbilltthompson 7 months ago
Just hearing this music makes me swoon, amazingly brilliant. Keep playing.
4thUlquiorra 7 months ago
How can 3 people not like this? What's not to like? Try slowing down for TWO seconds and listen to real music for a change.
TexasTrucker210 7 months ago
Sigh... they really need to do something about that floor tile...
eijilover18 8 months ago in playlist instrumentals
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Here's a guy who knows what his instrument can do.
drldeboer 8 months ago
He makes the cello sexy!
SpunkyRedMan 8 months ago 41
@SpunkyRedMan Makes? The cello has ALWAYS been sexy!
KenGrii 2 months ago 5
@SpunkyRedMan The cello is always sexy.
Trioptio 1 month ago
@SpunkyRedMan the cello's always been sexy
EmmyKitty1 1 month ago 4
I bet it feels awesome playing a cello. I tried turning it up loud and holding the speaker to my chest. It's pretty cool, try it!
grimsac 8 months ago
potencia!
raultm 8 months ago
How does he do the high notes at 1:30 with his hand in the "Deep Zone"?
grimsac 8 months ago
@grimsac I could see him shifting oh so quick
dragonflight14d 8 months ago
@grimsac The wonderful effect of Harmonics, my friend!
8jumble7 8 months ago
@8jumble7 Yes of course, HARMONICS! Thank you. I did not know you could do that with a cello.
grimsac 8 months ago
@grimsac you can do that with pretty much any string instrument
msfashionlover 8 months ago
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grimsac 8 months ago
i love how you can hear him breathing
wildheart125 8 months ago
Can someone tell me where else I may have seen this guy. I know the face but can't place it for the life of me.
inspelled 8 months ago
where have u been all my life???
TheHellokitty510 8 months ago
his breath is sexy
KashiTV 9 months ago
Great tone and feeling! :)
PETRSUCCI 9 months ago
oh and btw the breathing sounds are actually in the sheet music =D
Philboy50 9 months ago
i can't watch these videos because the breathing drives me crazy.
HydieAndSteff 9 months ago
nooossa vc é muito bom
herlanej 9 months ago
Luka is Slovenian and Stjepan is Croat and they both study in London.
dare326 9 months ago
@dare326 ....uhm, no that's incorrect. Luka is Croatian and Stjepan is Croatian. In simple English that means they are both Croatian. They are both Croatian and they are both fantastic cello virtuosi, among the best contemporary cellists worldwide. Did anyone see "2 Cellos" as they call themselves,on the Ellen Show in April? She said she got goose bumps when she heard the two Croatians play Smooth Criminal on youtube. She introduced the pair "all the way from Croatia" and the crowd went nuts...!
superbura9 9 months ago
@superbura9 If someone has a problem with understanding, Luka is born in Slovenia and has Slovenian passport.
dare326 9 months ago
I am a failed cellist (converted to double bass instead!) and you are so dedicated to really make your cello sing with the lightest touch of your fingers, because I gave up when I got too frustrated!!
It also helps that you are SUPER DUPER HOT! Phwoar. keep it up! xx
mauricebiology 9 months ago
Muito bom! ( very good) - Brazil
contatowaptv 9 months ago
me gusta con la pasión que toca el violín...estoy encantada.....
Patriescu 10 months ago
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Amazing!!!!
Player500000000 10 months ago
Amazing!
Player500000000 10 months ago
ovo je predivno, strastveno, sadržajno i inspirativno.......pogađa u dubinu bića.Moj naklon!
ztnaftali 10 months ago
ograzmično!
doriis941 10 months ago
Another Musician Master of his Instrument
MrPaapaw 10 months ago
Those croatian boys are hot!
tmla 10 months ago 184
@tmla Born in SLOVENIA.... Croatian my ass...
Rouzzy6 9 months ago
@Rouzzy6
tudi jaz sem rojen v Sloveniji in tukaj živim, vendar zaradi tega še nisem Slovenec, ampak slovenski državljan - prav tako kot Luka Šulić. Me prav zanima če bi ti rekel, da si Avstrijec če bi se po nekem spletu okoliščin tvoji starši preselili in bi bil ti rojen npr. v Klagenfurtu?
2Cellos Luka Sulic & Stjepan Hauser (Interview April 2011) - poglej si video od 45 sekunde naprej. Nekam dobro govori hrvaško glede na to da je "Slovenec"
DanielCarapic 8 months ago
@Rouzzy6
Luka Šulić (Maribor, 25. kolovoza 1987.) je hrvatski violončelist.
MichaelJordanable 8 months ago
@tmla u haven't saw girls yet. i'm croatian girl. heres link of one watch?v=HkaTCmfCF6E :
8lilrapper 8 months ago
@8lilrapper hahaha jelena rozga?!
MartinaDuma 7 months ago
@MartinaDuma sta joj fali?
8lilrapper 7 months ago
@8lilrapper ne fali joj nista, ima i ljepsih hrvatica :P
MartinaDuma 7 months ago
@MartinaDuma znan al ona je najlipsa pivacica :D
8lilrapper 7 months ago
@8lilrapper ona je kurac u ladnoj vodi ;)
Mihael6661 7 months ago
@Mihael6661 ti si garant purger -.-
8lilrapper 7 months ago
@8lilrapper nope, ja sam iz Rijeke ;)
Mihael6661 7 months ago
@tmla OH HELL YEA THEY ARE!!!
00MiZz00UnLadyLike00 6 months ago
@XLostLyricsX ~ I couldn't agree with you more :)
After I was in awe of Smooth Criminal with Stjepan Hauser. I was thrilled to see more posts by Luka Sulic. I am blown away by his talent and Thank him for sharing it...
Spiritualmagic11 10 months ago 2
is it me or do you hear hard breathing too?
PHUNKYDRLO 10 months ago 3
@PHUNKYDRLO no, I hear breathing too, and grunting.. he must be putting forth a great effort :)
jessjh94 10 months ago
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marry me :D :)
luca999fire 10 months ago
marry me :D :)
luca999fire 10 months ago 68
@luca999fire he's already married, don't you see? ;)
heridaycaricias 8 months ago
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luca999fire 8 months ago
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@heridaycaricias yeah, so? :DDD
luca999fire 8 months ago
he's Croatian and I haven't heard for him?! Oh,my God I'm soo ashamed
17bmi 10 months ago 2
hahaha as a guitarist and someone who wish they also knew cello this is absolutely absurd
nevin021s 10 months ago
fucking amazing.....truelly....i can not stop listening
curlzlee420 10 months ago 2
SUCH EPIC LEFT-HAND-PIZZICATO TECHNIQUE!!
StopTheMoti0n 10 months ago 4
ole!
LordAndrei420 10 months ago
one person has no soul..i bet its a ginger...
:)
glaserbr 11 months ago 3
The music is beautiful. He is beautiful.
StrawberryJungle 11 months ago 3
His breathing sounds. It makes the song better...
Danidurga 11 months ago
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AlbaCello18 11 months ago
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I love that all your videos, it is not only beautiful music but also the settings are special!! :)
AlbaCello18 11 months ago
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I love that all your videos, it is not only beautiful music but also the settings are special!! :)
AlbaCello18 11 months ago
I love that all your videos, it is not only beautiful music but also the settings are special!! :)
AlbaCello18 11 months ago
Excellent
corkpops 11 months ago
i love the random place hes in
poojeypie 11 months ago
this is great! Thanks!
jnfan2011 11 months ago
god luka is the best! he is so amazing i wish one day i could play as well as he. too bad iam just an ammatur right now -sight-
brendflakes 11 months ago
This is exceleent!!!!!!!!!!! :)
jnfan2011 11 months ago
Ima taj rad glavom..
413649 11 months ago
This IS beautiful! OMG!
djwawrejko 11 months ago
RTVSLO means Radio TeleVision Slovaquia? Because in Spain RTVE means Radio Televisión Española.
afroditaa2 11 months ago
@afroditaa2
Get a grip, RTVSLO means Radio Televizija Slovenija. And just as a reminder, Luka Sulić is Slovenian.
It has nothing whatsoever to do with Slovakia.
Geminoduro 11 months ago
@Geminoduro Slovenia, I forgot it, I knew it, Thanks =)
afroditaa2 11 months ago
@Geminoduro
He's Croatian.but living in Slovenia.
Paintballerfromhell1 11 months ago
@Paintballerfromhell1
He. Was. Born. In. Maribor. For your information, that is in Slovenia. Now let's see... Born in Slovenia, living in Slovenia... Do tha math. It's not that difficult.
And isn't he currently living in the UK?
Geminoduro 11 months ago
@Geminoduro Since when is being born or living somewhere has to do sometning with someone's ethnicity?I'm a Croat who was born in Germany and i live in Moscow.Does that make me German or Russian?
Paintballerfromhell1 11 months ago
@Paintballerfromhell1
His family lives in Slovenia. I know for a fact that his mother works in Maribor. Seriously... Does it really take you that long to understand?
And please (please!), put a space after a punctuation mark. It makes reading on a computer screen slightly less tiring, which is good for eyes.
Geminoduro 11 months ago
@Geminoduro
Again... Since when is living and working somewhere has to do with someones ethnicity?If a Turk is born and living in let's say Holland is he Dutch?He has Dutch nationality,but his ethnicity is Turkish.
Paintballerfromhell1 11 months ago
@Geminoduro What is your problem? He was born in Dubrovnik by a Croatian father and mother, his whole family is Croatian. So....he lives and works in Maribor.....currently.....yes.....and your point is? His pocket change is slovenian, but Luka is as Croatian as any other Croatian....he just happens to currently live in slovenia. You seem rather slow......or unable to understand the most simple of facts....good luck, you need it.....
superbura9 11 months ago
@superbura9 sorry for intervening - I think your countries are too close to each other to argue about differences in such minor things as he lives or where his mother works. I fully appreciate that you have differences in many areas, but I think musical talent should not be a matter for fighting here. The difference is huge bewteen, say, Korean and Moroccan musical cultures, but not in this case - unless I am terribly ignorant. Let's enjoy the brilliance of Luka's music - wherever he is!
BlackCrowNavajo 11 months ago
@BlackCrowNavajo ..sure..so we should start calling Germans British and Russians are suddenly French? My point to Geminoduro was that Luka is Croatian, not Slovenian as he claimed....I honestly can't understand why you bother to intervene with your remarks in such a case which to you must be utterly minor? Yes of course, musical talent is universal. But point in case is this: Luka is not Slovenian, but Croatian. And where are your points of reference, if we are not to distinguish Slo from Cro?
superbura9 11 months ago
....in addition FYI the other musical piece which is also in your favourite list is performed by Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser....yes I'm talking about the interpretation of the song Smooth Criminal which currently has 5 million hits on youtube. Performed by two utterly magnificent Croatian cello virtuosi. Musical talent is still universal, in this case again served to you by two Croats, currently among the World elite. Enjoy, and say thank you to Croatia for growing such talent.
superbura9 11 months ago
@superbura9 yes it's in my fav list. And I sincerely thank Luka and Stjepan - I am honored to have met them personally. But I prefer to apprecaite personal talent and achievements, not to attribute it to the piece of land where the person comes from. And that's my point. If you thank Austria for Mozart, then you will have to curse the same Austria for Hitler. That's why I prefer to say "thank you, Luka, for your music", rather than "thank you Croatia for Luka".
BlackCrowNavajo 11 months ago
@BlackCrowNavajo Well I will say fuck you Austria for Hitler but at the same time fuck you all of Europe for participating in the extermination of Jews, Gypsies, homos and Slavic people (the so-called untermenschen)....while we're at it, fuck you Europe for just standing by and watching Croatia bleed 1990-95 without lifting a single finger to help. fucking hypocrites. And yes why not say thank you Austria for bringing so much talent? The thank you is much bigger than the fuck you. see?
superbura9 11 months ago
@superbura9 Yes. you are right. I can not help agreeing with you. But this is YOUR truth. My own truth is simply different, but still truth. The good thing is that both of them have all the rights to deem valid. Some americans have good Japanese friends, some - still hate EACH OF THEM for Pearl Harbor. And vice versa - for Hiroshima. As to 90-95 - the bastards who let beautiful Yugoslavia bleed will answer for that one day. Trust me! The history has no mercy for such people - whoever they are.
BlackCrowNavajo 11 months ago
@BlackCrowNavajo "Whoever they are"...? Wow, you seem more and more ignorant by each new message, my friend....The Serbs bled Yugoslavia to death, first by attacking Slovenia, then Croatia, then slaughtering Croats and Bosnians in Bosnia, then in 1998 they put their evil eye on Kosovo. The USA and NATO allies then finally intervened by bombing selected military targets in Serbia. Are you totally ignorant to these facts?
superbura9 11 months ago
...or maybe you should try asking your friends Luka and Stjepan next time you see them? I am sure they can give you first hand information from the war in Croatia if you choose to not believe me and the thousands of journalist who reported from the Serbian concentration camps in Bosnia and the Serbian fascist Chetniks who bombed Dubrovnik (Luka's home town) and claimed they would rebuild it a "thousand years older and more serbian than ever".....We had to deal with these lunatics. Every day.
superbura9 11 months ago
@superbura9 They are not my friedns. We just met at social occasion. Look, your Englsih seems next to perfect, and it is particularly surprising that you refuse to understand what I meant. The key word was SUCH PEOPLE. As you'd know, this is a generalization term and is not indicative to any individual. Anyway, nobody likes to be called ignorant, especially when knows that he is not. If that's all I can hear from you, then I prefer to retire from further discussions on this topic.
BlackCrowNavajo 11 months ago
@BlackCrowNavajo ...I never thought they actually were your friends because if they were you surely would have never written your quasi philosophical gibberish in the first place. Talk about refusing to understand....I see you haven't actually responded to any of the facts I provided you with, instead you continue to give generalisations in response to particular issues. That just doesn't cut it. Now let me analyse your country and give you meaningful "advice" and let's see how you react. Moron.
superbura9 11 months ago
@superbura9 dude you just burned that guy
ghettowonder1 10 months ago
@ghettowonder1 ...yeah well he's a nihilistic moron
superbura9 10 months ago
@superbura9
damn
ilivetoparty12323 10 months ago
@superbura9
'Alo seljaku, začepi, čovek svira! I to kako svira!
sashabg 11 months ago
@sashabg ....ha ha ha alo poturak, da on svira mnogo bolje od vasih turbo folk "pjevacica".....ha ha ha retardirano jedane...
superbura9 11 months ago
@superbura9
Za lečenje tvojih problema postoje ustanove stacionarnog tipa. Ne skrnavi muziku ovog velemajstora. Povuci vodu za sobom.
sashabg 9 months ago
@sashabg A za lecenje tvojih mentalnih problema ne postoje nista, niti psihijatar niti ulicni ljekar mora ti pomagat. A sto se dogodi s vasim najvecim kukavica svih vremena? Mladic tvrdi da je bolestan i psihicno nebalansirano. A sto novo? To opisiva 90% svih srblje, smrdljave cigane turske porodice. Mars na Drinu.
superbura9 9 months ago
@superbura9 no need to be sarcastic. If my participation in your talk seemed irritating to you, you could simply say that, and I'd have both prudency and decency enough to apologize and retire. I didn't mean to call Croatians Slovenians, or other way around. I just said that neighboring countries would typically have very similar cultures. This applies to dances, songs, instruments, and even to cusine, dresses and some other features. I'm sure you know that.
BlackCrowNavajo 11 months ago
@BlackCrowNavajo ...your participation did not irritate at all, I just said I thought it was totally superfluous. Yes, we all know that musical talent is universal. Yes, we all enjoy the same music and have very similar references. Thing is, you are commenting on musical culture when Sulic is not playing Slovene or Croat music at all. He performs classical pieces. And my point still stands valid as ever: Luka is Croatian, not Slovenian as someone claimed. The point was about nationality. ok?
superbura9 11 months ago
WHO haven't liked it?
afroditaa2 11 months ago
He's awesome! And I have to say it, he's really hot ;)
afroditaa2 11 months ago
This is beautiful!!
digitulpunk 11 months ago
Of course it's his breathing you can hear, playing the cello is exhausting, you have to be really muscular.
rachelfromfrance 11 months ago 3
superb - -b
teddyjong 11 months ago
@jlk10004 Your typical passionate youtube music appreciator would probably bang on about how the performance space doesn't matter, simply the passion of the performer and how well he played as an individual. I however will just plain old agree with you. boring, i know.
gathyman 11 months ago
Is he grunting throughout this or am I simply hearing things?
But its amazing none the less :)
spinning0fan0fans 11 months ago
That's what I call love : )
TheWhiteLilium 11 months ago
i love him/..
therealist8364096 11 months ago
MALAGUENA
cevom 11 months ago
@ginaxri
apo kroatia :)
lunaronenight 1 year ago
i wish you could teach me how to play the cello.
randomkristine524 1 year ago
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poppyshake 1 year ago
@randomkristine524 Yeah, me too! :)))
poppyshake 1 year ago
I started with the Smooth Criminal he did with Stjepan Hauser, and then went to Oblivion by Hauser, and then came to this. I have to say this is way amazing. But this takes the cake for sure. I have never played a cello in my entire life, so I cannot image how difficult it is to finger pick and play that large instrument. I am in awe of your work and will continue watching videos and looking for more of your music. I even got some of my friends who listen to hard rock to love this guy's music!!!
XLostLyricsX 1 year ago 67
@XLostLyricsX I play cello, trust me it's insanely hard.
Musashi862 11 months ago
@XLostLyricsX hard rock and metal are actually very similar to music like this. just listen to vivaldi. it's like hardcore music of that time :D
gasholicious 8 months ago
νομιζω τον ερωτευτηκα!
thermokipiatsi 1 year ago 3
@thermokipiatsi kai gw...apo pou einai kseroume?
ginaxri 1 year ago
Luka eres fantástico... quedo prendida
yuliet18 1 year ago
You are a talented cello player. for all i care you an your cello touches my heart... i love it :)
YukiTurner 1 year ago
Nice work... I almost cried..
malamalomalog 1 year ago
wow
junyyuyu 1 year ago 2
HOLA!!! :-)
021Hope 1 year ago
malaguena!!!!bravo!!
zvezdanestaze 1 year ago 3
@zvezdanestaze
preciosa parte por malagueñas!fantastic!!!!
rubiopilukista 1 year ago
Magnifico!
9pfaffers 1 year ago 15
covjek ubija violoncelo, definitivno je moj favorit, on je hendrix na violoncelu
danidudo 1 year ago 3
he is the first of all Luka Šulić.Great musician ...since his early years ... no matter where is he from!
bluz1231 1 year ago 4
Bravo!! thank you.
swisscheesenrye 1 year ago
@IllusiveMan23
jebote glupo. Luka hrvasko ime? ajd tipkaj u WIKIPEDIA LUKA in LUKA SULIC:
Šulić was born in Maribor, Slovenia. He began his musical education in Maribor, after which he attended the Music Academy in Zagreb in the class of Professor Valter Dešpalj.
I told u to stop being stupid smart ass...if u would like to ashame urself go on. Im enough educated instead of u.
LIke I said no matter where he was born or what kind of nationality he is: LISTEN TO GREAT MUSIC.
DrGregec 1 year ago
@DrGregec wikipedia --> najnepouzdaniji izvor podataka koji sam mozes editirati. Samo na wikipediji piše da je rođen u sloveniji hahaha... na ostali 50 stranica a i u Hrvatskom zavodu za popis stanovništva i rođenih piše da je rođen u Dubrovniku a mozes i youtubati njegov intervju na kojem sam govori kako je iz Dubrovnika.... Netko je kopirao iste podatke sa matica.hr i umjesto Dubrovnik napisao Maribor , a tek je kasnije došao u Maribor na školovanje... gg
IllusiveMan23 1 year ago
Good music, in any language, is still good music! This guy is great!!
AmberDClevenger 1 year ago 4
Luka, djevojcice iz Crne Gore su lude za tobom ;)
simonasleeps 1 year ago
Technically perfect..vibrant/pationate...awsome!!
021Hope 1 year ago 4