ANDREAS SCHOLL: The Baroque Cello
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Michal Stahel, Baroque Celloby EnsembleAmaranth2,043 views- 2:10
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J.S. Bach Prelude in E Flat Major BWV 1010; Tanya Tomkins, baroque celloby cembalo20071,629 views
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Anna Netrebko in Baroque Musicby cyberluismi228,570 views
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Anner Bylsma plays Duport No. 8by Celloics65,319 views
WHERE Did you GET THAT???
CreativeInventions 1 month ago
@Bongoke Oh, sounds reasonable.. Catgut, not cat gut lol.. Stupid me!
AthSilent 3 months ago
@AthSilent. No, they did not eat cats, and they didn't use the guts of cats for strings either. The origin of the word Catgut is unknown, but most likely means the gut of cattle. For the making of strings, it was mainly the gut of sheep or lambs that people used in the past.
Bongoke 3 months ago
@JRichardYoung I hope that doesn't mean they used to eat cats..! It's interesting though to learn something new for my instrument but..... :S *Stares at her cat*
AthSilent 3 months ago
@AthSilent You did hear that right! Strings use to be made of cat gut, although now they mainly use sheep and cow gut (stomach and intestine...). I think this is because we eat sheep and cow, not cats. So there is a supply readily available.
JRichardYoung 3 months ago
Did I hear that right?? Cat guts?? Oh my god :S
AthSilent 3 months ago