POPPER PROJECT #30: Joshua Roman plays Etude no. 30 for cello by David Popper

[chris78501]

next is the Duport etudes right? Wink wink knudge knudge ;)

[iKayG]

You make it look easy.

[dogtransport]

I can't believe that we're only ten weeks from the end of the Popper Project. It seems like it started so long ago and I'm going to be more than a little sad when it ends. :' (

[dissidencello]

Truly excellent ! (I happen to be reading a very interesting book about Popper at the moment, and so it's great to be able to watch such fine performances of his solo cello music.)

[Tumenge]

@dissidencello Can you write me the name of the book you were reading? Thanks

[dissidencello]

@Tumenge Yes ! The book is simply called "David Popper", written by Steven De'ak, who studied under Popper from 1911 to 1913 (foreword by János Starker). Very captivating, with many beautiful old pictures and photos. Published (1980) by Paganiniana Publications, Inc. (211 West Sylvania Avenue, Neptune City, N.J. 07753). Reference number : ISBN 0-87666-621-7. Good luck finding it !

[kyliestwo]

Loved it. Looking foward to #33.

[medaopal]

Exceptionally well played. Now we all know how it is meant to be played. Thank you.

[1paxromana]

You're an inspiration to the rest of us cellists.

[Mizzles240]

phenomenal! josh is going to be the best cellist alive when its all said and done

[cellodavis]

Welcome back! It's still beautiful. Only 10 to go! What wonderful discipline you have--it's a great role model for us all.

......I think the backlighting is a bit like a halo. Oh well--someone has to have it.

Bravo dear friend!

[cellokenno]

Beautiful!

Next time move the lamp.

[qwerojo]

muchas gracias por el 30!!!

[xDSlimz]

amazing popper btw!

[xDSlimz]

You were amazing at wheaton! Just dissapointed you didn't play Julie-o

[MrCellosuite]

Truly amazing as always. It was great to have you at Wheaton last week sir!