There's absolutely nothing like gorgeous music and beautiful scenery! It doesn't get any better than this folks. This is the best Brooch Iv'e ever heard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Grazie a Janine e a tutte le grandi artiste come lei, perché esistono. Le donne hanno aggiunto alla musica quella dolcezza nel tocco, che troppo spesso manca ai solisti uomini. Ben venga il "gentil sesso", la musica e l'arte in generale, non potranno che giovarsene.
+Massimo Mastropietro “The new messiah” Non pretendo di essere un Messia. Dico solo che a questa donna non cambierei una nota ed è la prima volta che mi succede in 50 anni (e centinaia di dischi). Che poi io abbia un rapporto personale con la musica è vero: 40 anni fa un camionista ubriaco mi ha falciato le gambe e finita l'ultima operazione (un anno dopo), sono uscito dalla morfina dei medici grazie alla musica. Con la musica ho un rapporto spirituale e fisico, non certo "artistico" come la maggior parte della gente. Accettatemi così come io accetto voi ;-)
... such vigours and passion she has brought life to the violin....her beauty married well to the instrument and each movemwnt of the bowl instuted life... 👍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Sounds marvellous! How great sounds that Strad - I am going back to the era of Wolfgang Schneiderhahn ...... JJ tooks me for a run back in time .... Thank you JJ .....
outstanding performance by this fair lady, the legatto, and vibrato of this piece demands the best efford of a violinist, is clear she has managed to play this piece with flawless technique and great expression,..........5 stars.
after listen to many versions of that concerto - maybe all you can find on youtube including heifetz, rabin, perlman, oistrakh, milstein... i must say she, Madame Janine Jansen, brought it to the next level ! and that LIVE ;D its a joy to watch her, to listen to her, to feel her this women has soul like no other !
This version is shockingly amazing. I honestly don't think I've ever heard a version of Bruch's G played this way. I think I dig it. She's a fucking stud in this performance.
Welch eine wunderbare Aufnahme, dachte ich, als ich begann, das Video abzuspielen, welche musikalische Leistung und akustische Transparenz. Aber dann bekam ich einen Schock. Bei 1:22 bricht das ganze Orchester weg, an einer der wichtigsten musikalischen Stellen ist die Aufnahme durch einen Limiter (oder Kompressor) übelst verdorben worden. Der arme Bruch, der schon zu Lebzeiten so geplagt wurde, würde sich in seinem Grabe umdrehen, wenn er das hören könnte.
@artlvr16 I have had the same problem before. Sometimes trying a different shoulder rest(if you use one) could fix the problem. Also it might be the angle at which you hold your violin. Make sure you have good posture while playing. Do you clamp your chin down on your chin rest while you play? This could cause tension throughout the left arm and shoulder. Your chin should be just resting on the chin rest. Make sure you aren't squeezing the violin between your shoulder and chin. Always relax.
@lovemetu Yes I agree with you, I also like Sarahs version best but this is very good as well and yes I also think the modern violinist's are far better than the older ones, after all Sarah played the Tchaikovsky violin concerto wonderfully at only 11 years old and when it was first composed the violinist's of the day said it would be far too hard to play at all !!
@amdreamdan Well it's not truly a bad thing that your violin moves around a bit! It shouldn't stay in the exact same position all the time. Try letting it move and see if you can control it that way. If you can, it will really relax your playing and help you to focus. Also if the problem really persists you might just have a neck too long for your chin rest/shoulder rest combination. Then you can buy a raised chin rest or a shoulder rest that caters to longer necks.
@1ncaravag ...yes is interesting your opinion . but i think above the technique is the music principally .. and she is unique in that situation .. just listen her passionate , intense sound and interpretation in general.just listen her soul ... i can forget her rare posture and position inmediately .. ..
There are actually two performers here..........Janine and a beautiful sounding 1727 "Barre" Strad!..........played exactly as Antonio intended! Doesn't get much better! peace
What a wonderful recording, I thought, as I began, to see the video, what a musically performance and acustically transparency. But after that I was shocked. At 1:22 the whole orchestra breaks down, at one of the most important point of music the recording is badliest spoiled by a limiter (or compressor). The poor Bruch, who was so much plagued at lifetime, would be turning around in his grave, by hearing this.
omg... it's so stunning...amazing...wonderful... but she could hold the violin a bit higher, she can get serious problems with her back if she continues holding it like this!
seek advice from fellow violinists: I am currently a freshman in college, seeking a music education degree, but I need some advice from fellow violinists as how to improve technique for a certain bad habit I have. My professor has told me that my main problem when performing is that my left hand is too tense. That is why I'm a little flat when shifting back down from 5th, and 7th to 1st, and why my runs aren't very clean. Any advice as to what I can do??? She gave me some excercises to practice,
but what if I notice that I'm still kind of tense while playing those? I'm just looking for anything and everything I can do to improve my technique and break this bad habit. I have been practicing every day this summer for at least 3 hours (can do more if I should) but anyway... Advice??
