That was emotional, anyone without a tear after that is made of stone. I followed along in the score, some notes are shortened due to the instrument but what a performance. It's the pinnacle of violin music and forever. Bach was for sure inspired by Johann Kaspar Ferdinand Fischer writing this piece.
questa è la prova di quanto un regista anche se è il migliore al mondo ha bisogno di una grande troupe che gli sappia dar retta e assecondarlo… questo è anche un problema del cinema di oggi. L’investimento non esiste più almeno in Italia
Лучшего произведения я не знаю. И, исполнения . Приобщусь: Неоконченный сонет (как и фуга из Искусства) Когда вокруг кадЯт Священный Дым И погружают нас на дно купели, Нисшедший Дух селИтся в бренном теле, Нерукотворен и Неповторим . В путИне на погост из колыбели, Во дерзновеньи непоколебим, ОбрЯщит право быть собой самим Приверженный и следующий Цели. ИзбрАн Всевышним ПрИзван и Храним И в каждом слове и во всяком деле Сподвигнут Ею, Животворен Им
this bro had the hability to make a plane note with some sul tasto timbre be the most expresive and voice-like, like someone crying, same with some more "direct" articulations
Елена, конечно, молодец. У неё шикарный гармонический слух и она даёт слушателю услышать "сердцевину" музыкальной фактуры изнутри. Но, у неё маленькие ручки и это тоже слышно. И... Она забыла, что Бах - мужчина. Звучит женская музыка.
What a wonderful performance! He gets more out of the violin than any other player I have heard! His Chaconne is very special! Thanks for posting! 🥰💐🌺🌹🎈🦋🍁🎻🎶🍀💥😀👍
Some say he broke all the rules. As a violinist my self, this piece is one i will always be working on. I will adopt alot of what I hear into this, Gitlis is going into my own works.
Stern brings out the voicing so brilliantly in Bach's Chaconne. We can clearly hear two violins being performed on one instrument! He is also very sensitive to the dynamics, sometimes strong and bold, other times soft like a hymn. He makes each variation a new episode of technical wonder. I was standing backstage at a Los Angeles Philharmonic concert with Isaac Stern many years ago. My viola teacher Jerry Epstein was in that orchestra, so I was allowed backstage even though I wasn't performing. Stern was a very emotional person. You can see that in his performance of Bach with tears in his eyes as he plays this beautiful masterpiece.
