@@rlilac643 Sentenced to community service - practice 40 hours a day until he can pay off his debt to the public by performing Sibelius violin concerto perfectly (3 mil hype!).
Why don't more musicians ask musicians how do they respond to music they don't like but must play ? The increasing need to record music not performed before or that they don't like . I'm amazed at orchestral musicians who are professionally forced to play music they can't understand esp. contemporary advanced scores which may be incomprehensible till everyone is at rehearsal
Dear Maxim, 1. how did you learn many languages? Russian English German and more? By private tutor ? 2. How much did Heifetz' recordings affect your music? Did you listen a lot?
I’m a huge fan of the Sibelius concerto, and I do like the original, but I think the second edition is better. Maybe a new recording will change that, it’s happened before
Same - just found this video, and it seems like this recording was never released! I found the rehursal recording with the QSO for the 3rd movement, and I got chills listening to it!
RGtsa hi! I suspect it’s going to be available in IDAGIO app at some point, as he just said he signed an exclusive deal to released his latest recordings there. As of today, there’s two new albums there!
Kavacos is currently the only one who has a recording of the original. it's really cool, longer than the revised. the 1st mov has 2 cadenzas. i can't wait to hear Vengerov's recording of it.
this Bach- labyrinth and coming back came over me during an examination at the university of music.... the diminished septaccord lead me the wrong direction.... very bad. I had to continue my studies then at the conservatory. best accident ever, then and there I had the best wonderful loving teacher!
Maxim Vengerov is my Hero I want to ask Maxim about how can I exercise my right arm like arm moves from the frog to the tip of the bow and also in Legato detache Spiccato etc...
This is super generous am listening to livestream while watching 😅 maxim aged so well I prefer him now cause he doesnt also move so much anymore. His playing is also perfectly ripened! Not sure he meant he played fugue backward? ?
Liam R N why? Because they’re a couple of hacks who’ve brought significant awareness to classical music and music in general. Many people probably wouldn’t have heard of Vengerov if it weren’t for them. If you can’t see and accept that, then you’re arrogant, given that Vengerov himself probably wouldn’t be that brash.
Hello Mr Vengerov, I have great difficulty with choking the neck of my violin. Always have. DO I ABSOLUTLY NEED A SHOULDER REST IN ORDER TO VIBRATO? OR IS THERE ANOTHER WAY. HONOUR TO HAVE MET YOU, THANK YOU FOR ANY HELP, CHRIS ,USA
there’s literally nothing for them to react to...... i love two set but i’m really sick of seeing the same 4 two set references in any video related to violin.
I couldn't understand what his most frightening moment is and I really want to know. Did he start the piece again intentionally? If not, why? If so, why was he frightened? What's going on?
The d-moll toccata and fuga has three sections: the toccata, a fugue and then a concluding coda (marked recitativo in the score). If I understand correctly he started playing the fugue again when he should have been playing the coda. And then when he came to the coda again he went back to the beginning of the fugue again (!). Then he improvised a bit and finally played the coda. I guess he just really likes the fugue.
HONOUR TO MEET YOU SIR, MY PROBLEM IS ON MY G STRING NEAR FINGERBOARD, MY BOW SKATES. IS THIS DUE TO FINGERS LEAVING GREASE ON THE STRING? HOW MAY I OVERCOME THIS HORRID PHENOMINUM? THANK YOU FOR ANY HELP.
I evaluate the interest of these vids by looking at how many comments there are until someone mentions practicing 40 hours or Ling Ling XD Naw, just kidding. I do look at the comments for TwoSetters, but I find the videos interesting nontheless
@@subjectline This is what I found in the description of the video and seems legit too. "The initial version was noticeably more demanding on the advanced skills of the soloist and was revived in the early 1990s on the BIS record label by violinist Leonidas Kavakos, with the permission of Sibelius' heirs"
@@user-op6vy3gg2b But is that enough, to become a world musician, you have a concerto exercise ladder, it takes time to think like I used to work 12 every day
@@mohammedzaza9243 You are right, it's all relative thing. But keeping up 4 hours everyday since 4 years old like Heifetz isn't easy thing to do. And also how and what to pracice counts.
I used to try and see Maxim in concert whenever I could, but don't bother any more after he cancelled or shortened so many concerts. I guess it was because there wasn't anyone 'important' enough in the audience for him. Such arrogance. That's not the way we do things in civilised countries.
The purpose of canceling the concerts is to protect the audience, so as to prevent the spread of infectious disease through public gathering. I'm afraid you are far from civilised yet.
@@mintychn my entire comment was in past tense. I was talking about a period of time long before now. This is something that should be apparent to anyone with education and intelligence, regardless of whether they're from the civilised world or not, Mr White Supremacist.
lapamful , dude , your entire comment was 23 HOURS AGO 😂. You can’t call that in the past tense . People do things for a reason . I wouldn’t comment something negative . Either keep it to yourself, say something nice , or natural .It looks bad on you and makes you seem like you clicked on the video just to say that .
