Haydn C Major Concerto by Shaheen Malick

Joseph Haydn's Cello Concerto Number One in C Major is a popular concerto written for the cello. Haydn composed the score around 1763--1765 for longtime friend Joseph Weigl, then the principal cellist of Prince Nicolaus's Esterhazy Orchestra. The work was presumed lost until 1961, when a copy of the score was discovered in Prague.
Shaheen Malick, 14, performed this piece at Juilliard School for Performing Arts in New York. He is a student of eminent cellist Ms. Bonnie Hampton.

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• Haydn
• Cello
• Concerto
• Shaheen
• Malick
• Juilliard
• Bonnie
• Hampton

[zamanakaqasoor]

This a great music. i see you on tv - playing very good- talking very good. very proud indian taking pride in indian youth. welldone - jaye hindi

[danielk1223]

good for you

[sherwinjtb]

i consider each performance unique, well done

[pokemonkieran]

this is not cool

[kanye1204]

never seen anybody play the saltando with separate bows, i think it sounds a lot better when played spiccato

[nahidshahzad]

great music. i love cello and hayden is great. are u pakistani?

[vickadil]

i am so glad to discover this video. I am a senior at Rice-Shephard and I must say I have never seen anyone play like this before. You are an amazingly talented cellist. May God bless you!

[qzmaan]

OMG! this kid is amazing. I have been playing learning this for nearly one year hopefully before I graduate college i can learn this.

[Mizzles240]

hmmm... I used to play like that

and then i turned 6

[blazingvirtuosity]

Almost as good as I play it. But this was 2006; he's probably much better than me now.

There were only two bad things about this performance, in my opinion:

1. Tempo was pretty unstable. What's with the sudden tempo change at 2:11?

2. The triplets starting from 3:42 could definitely have used a little care. Regardless of whatever bowing you choose.

Other than that, great musicality and tone colour.

[adventuregamer1]

So great! Post more videos!!

[Orchadorkcello]

I don't see how religion belongs in here. Not everybody's as religious as you are, so it's really unfair and insulting to some people if you think his talent is a GIFT from "God".