Legendary Soloist Pinchas Zukerman Teaches Catch & Release (Ft. Lalo Symphonie Espagnole) 

I adore Zukerman, not only as a marvellous violinist and violist❤ he really wants to teach the secrets in order to practice well.

maestro, che strumento suoni!!!!!!!!!!E' una bomba!!!!!!!!!!!!!Guarneri docet !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you 🙏🏾 so much to maestro and tonebase for sharing!

Tremendous lesson. Very helpful❗️

Interesting to note that his bow hair has quite a low tension, the hair almost touches the stick when pressed.

Man, why can't all videos be THIS GOOD! Mr. Zukerman's method of teaching is so clear and precise, WoW! 😃👍👍

One thing I've always wondered about since I first heard the expression "Catch - release" is if he's referring to catching the bow or the string. Might not seem like a big difference, but it feels different. All insightful knowledge would be really appreciated!

matur suksma😊

Wow🎉

What does he say at 0:58-0:59?

Very solid old school player that we don't see much these days. I miss that kind of sound.

Any violinist who has always wondered how the best play every note so cleanly and make it look easy: watch this 100 times and practice it 10,000. Then keep doing it.

When the king 👑 does it, we don’t argue 😅👏👏👏👏👏 Maestro, you Too are 👑👍 This is an exceptional video. Thank you 🙏😊

Still sounds like a million bucks! Heck, even more!

Oh! how splendid lecture about articulated bowing it is! set on the string and off from the string, which is concerned with precise tone production. (91yrs.Japanese)

Those violin sounds are too good, solid and thick, incredibly beautiful, touches me very emotionally...

Pinchas retains one of the best bow arms in the business. He payed better attention to Mr. G.'s right-hand teaching than most and unfailingly returns to these fundamentals himself and with his students. The approach has stood the test of time - superb tone production that fills the hall to the last seat to this day and none of the bow shakiness that afflicts so many violinists as they grow a bit older. And he'll achieve great sound on your violin too, not just on his Guarneri.

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What a great lesson! Thank you, Mr.Z and thank you Tonebase!

Mr.Zuckerman. thank you for putting this out there. I actually play viola but am now playing some violin. Working on beethovens 1st violin sonata. You want to laugh. I used to play chamber music at Norman Pickerings house out on long island back in the mid 1980s. I think you knew him yes? Great video Mr Zuckerman. Always a fan.

I studied just enough violin to know that this instrument is a *bear* to learn to play this well. Bravo!

I had the pleasure of being his principal bassoonist for a dozen years, played hundreds of performances with him. A generous man and an inspiring friend.

Phenomenal sound ❤

Man I would love to just sit in a corner quietly and watch him teach.

Favorite parts where he mimics Galamian 😂

thank you thank you for letting us feel sitting beside you and seeing you and listening to your perfect sound. so friendly and kind. ❤ rare opportunity

Thank you for this amazing Zukerman video! This video brings back memories. My college violin professor studied with Galamjan as well and he had this old school sound. Man, I miss my lessons with him.

Great lesson! Thank you for sharing this with us.

And no shoulder rest under the violin either. That is how I played my first concert. Rarely you see violinists not using it . The old school, But shoulder rests allow that part of the violin to vibrate so you get a dual benefit.

wow how loose he plays his bow... Great!

It seems to be a bow by Michael Vann, is it?

Amazing, I own a lot of my playing to this man I spent hours watching his masterclasses and online lessons. We are so lucky to have access to videos like this that in other times would have been impossible. I hope I can attend a live performance of my favorite violinist Zukerman someday.

I love Zucherman, but I did not understand anything he was talking about.

Your hilarious.pinky very good teaching.love you man.

so much learning in so little time. Very enjoyable to behold.

Legend! ❤

maravilloso instrumento, mágico, vibrante e inspirador.🐦❤🌱

Amazing sound , amazing video! Thank you so much for sharing !

He just gave us $50,000 of knowledge for free. Genuflect and show some gratitude!

Happy New Year 2024 !

Great absolote contrlol on the violind abd the bow

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He is such a wonderful Violonist, "BUT" for me,he is a fantastique Violist, more than a Violonist, but certainly it is a question of taste! All the best for yhim 🍀🍀🍀🧡🙏🎼🎶🎻 Kind regards from 🇪🇺 🇩🇪 Black Forest 20 Min from Basel 🇨🇭, Josha Blatzheim

I always tell my fellow musician friends that a dream of mine is to attend a long dinner with Pinky, Schiff, and a few other legends. All I would say is "Good evening" and "Thank you very much for this opportunity." Would be ALL EARS.

Love this

Фантастика, какая техника звук

He is teaching EXACTLY how Mr. Galamian taught that to me as a teenager…Lalo wow memories! Maurice Sklar

2:17

That bow

What a sound....

is the bow supposed to be that loose, or is it specifically for this piece?

LEGEND !!

10minutes of Zukerman & Zukerman ❤

Wow!!

ha una quarta corda , da violoncello!!!!!!!!

Catch and Release in Bacon Grease!

Raaaaiiiiinnnnnboooww

senza violino,cci tua😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Wow looks like age has finally caught up with the mighty Zuckerman - but just listening to his playing you would never know it......

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That tone .. so wonderful

"Not loud not loud" urges Zukerman, then proceeds to play as raucously as possible. If he had played "Symphonie Espangnole" in "screaming" fashion like that for Ivan Galamian he would have reprimanded Zukerman roundly, there's no doubt about that. But some arrogant so-called maestros simply cannot abide correction. Old habits certainly die hard don't they? Zukerman sorely needs to listen to Mischa Elman's sensitive and utterly masterly performance of this work with the Vienna Symphony Orchestra conducted by Valdimir Goldshman, the he just might change his tune and back off on his brutally tone-crushing approach to this marvellous work. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-P_axwh9Tu00.html&ab_channel=rummi72 Elman's rapturous playing of the "Andante'" is especially instructive for the likes of Zukerman. Zukerman I'm told plays on a nice Guarnerius de Gesu which doesn't help him much, especially as he has it strung with harsh-sounding synthetic strings, whereas Elman (one of my great teachers) always performed using gut strings one or other of his Madam Recamier or Joachim Stradivaris , whose sound anyway I much prefer to that of del Gesu violins, very much easier to play as they are.

Finally tonebase, you thought to invite The Master. If you now ask him to explain vibrato as well, you will do something very useful.

I miss when my violin lessons used to be in this clear and precise style. ㅠㅜ

Pauvre Lalo😖

Great

Boring playing

Catch and SCRATCHY...?? No thanks...

Useless advice. Nothing of that is possible if you dont have the muscles that Mr Zukerman has developed through an insane regime of practice. Nobody does on the violin something superfluous or unnecessary. But millions dont have developed muscles to do the necessary and URGENT. And why is that? Because teachers, like Mr. Zukerman keep talking about how EASY playing the violin really is and they keep repeating like a mantra: realx, relax, relax, relax, and dont do anything making violin playing hard… Very ignorant and irresponsable. Ask Mr. Zukerman how many hours a day he has his violin in his hands everyday.