01:32 Here we learn Maxim's secrets of how to come in in tune, in time, and with the right emotional state. Wonderful to see this in action (and to be able to watch and study it many times). A bit like watching an airline pilot landing a plane. Helpful too: so frustrating to master a concerto on your own then not be able to deliver it on the day.
Господи, до чего же божественно звучит этот воистину королевский инструмент в руках мастера.... Хочу плакать... Помню, ныне покойная, великая скрипачка современности Марина Яшвили, говорила мне о том, что надо исходить из природы человека, т.е. что первычным было пение, а потом инструменты, поэтому надо дышать в скрипичных фразах и петь их на скрипке, как в вокале. Просто и ясно.
How could anyone afford to have an entire orchestra there for a MeisterKlasse? Where was this ? Amazing .Astoneez . What gives Vergarov the right to put a n almost ridiculous(secretly I love it his way and gawd he is one of my idols :its a great idea musically !) tenuto on that d in the soloists's entrance. Danke sehr gut ! an excellent violinist from austria ? wow! He is the first to play the sixteenths that cross strings (so u can hear them that rhthm is important!to the octave answered by orchestra with sixteenth and dotted quarter .such fantastic composition ! Until sibelius this is THE ROMANTISCHE KONZERTE!!!
3 German, English, Russian And a little bit of French, I think This is actually average in Europe.... You learn your mother tongue from birth (duh) You learn English starting in second or third grade (mostly) You learn a third language later in school that most people forget 95% when the leave school So let’s say you speak 2.5 languages If you move country at some time in your youth, you no longer speak 2.5 but 3.5 languages And then some people have to learn extra languages for work I speak 3 languages and understand a fourth, my dad speaks 4, my mom 4 as well
@@arwo1143 only smart people know more languages, first you have your native language, after if you're smart you'll realise that without English you are closed only in the mentality of your own country, and after if you're really inteligent you'll try to learn a second and third international language to expand your horizons. I'm romanian for example, I've learned English in school and cartoons, I've learned French because they don't speak good English in France, I can understand a little Spanish, German and Italian and currently I am trying to learn Chinese. Usually people only speak their language and a little English but my violin teachers are speaking between 3 and 5. I'm always amazed how good they can speak other languages and actually they are amazing musicians and their main effort was always in mastering the violin. Ling Ling 40 hours!
How is it these fabulous students do the fast passages before the long notes in each entrance so u hear them and Glitis,Milstein,Stern and a hundred others are losrt
the biggest problem i have with Vengerov is that he doesn't even let the students present their own ideas. its always "I am vengerov and this is how it should go" That is not teaching, that is ego. unfortunately, performers are not always great teachers. the two worlds are vastly different.
Rusu Cristian it’s difficult for me to describe to you what it looks like when a teacher allows the student to express those ideas without imposing their own. And please tell me where I said they were there to show off??
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