Maxim Vengerov - Masterclass

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In this masterclass Maxim Vengerov reveals his approach to visualising music and performing to four exceptional students. The participants include a fifteen year old Alexander Sitkovetsky, an eleven year old Chloe Hanslip and Corinna Belcea aged twenty-three. Maxim gives the students and audience an insight into what can make music so magical and far-reaching.
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@mafm 5 лет назад

I feel like the editors need more credit. The way they combine the interview portion with the lecture and performance is really great.

@oura_borosa Год назад

It's amazing

@varunthavanampalli6982 5 лет назад

the dude's face at 47:10 when vengerov starts playing is like natsu looking at gildarts' full power

@Orca472 4 года назад

47:10 the other guy looks so done with the violin while vengerov is playing

@NT-kr6dn 7 лет назад

I give props to the guy who leanred Ysaye in 3 weeks. Very hard

@quintijnvanheek8076 7 лет назад

nick axxe It's called practicing slowly, XD

@violintegral 5 лет назад

@@quintijnvanheek8076 yeah but with a piece that hard it's even really impressive to get the piece sounds that good in such a short amount of time. The performance wasn't perfect, but I don't think anyone really expected it to in 3 weeks

@bryanleong5939 5 лет назад

It's gonna take more than just practicing slowly to accomplish that.

@highgroundproductions8590 4 года назад

@@quintijnvanheek8076 And if you can practice slowly, you can practice quickly!

@andrewzhang8512 4 года назад

@@highgroundproductions8590 Actually, practicing slowly is way more beneficial. *INTERESTING*

@CookieGobblerCookie 7 лет назад

lol Vengerov whistling the artificial harmonics at 14:13

@kaynanLisboa 6 лет назад

You don't say...

@dansteadman2528 5 лет назад

"thats not in the style!!!!!!" -every classical music teacher ever

@GeodesicBruh 5 лет назад

cookie madlad

@yuminshi4987 2 года назад

oh my god didn’t notice for the first time!

@lucaaonso9713 10 лет назад

So impressive.. I'm a trumpet player but every player of any instrument should see many many times this video, he has so many things to tell us!

@MrFlashwall 5 лет назад

Luca Aonso i was thinking the same. My guitar has improved a lot from just listening to his expression of phrases

@alexgoico Год назад

He is funny and has the best timing, and so mischievous. It’s such a joy.

@HaraldReinhart 11 лет назад

This must have been such an incredibly valuable lesson for the students: mastering the instrument is difficult enough but Maxim takes everyone to the next level of interpretation and musicality. Few soloists are gifted teachers but Maxim certainly is one of the best. Thanks for posting !!!

@saturnsky4292 5 лет назад

I've never fallen in love this fast. Maxim Vengerov is just so amazing. Genius! He plays the violin like his own body. He makes every difficult pieces sound like a child's play.

@pattyyancey5617 5 лет назад

Aizlen Kim He is wonderful!

@Barde_Jaune 8 лет назад

I cannot express how impressed I am. His approach is so meaningful, so profound. I can only hope to be able to understand music like he does, one day.

@treatb09 8 лет назад

they mic his violin…and either he has the money to blow to make his violin sound that damn good, because he has the skill, which he clearly does, but this comes off as a p.r stunt

@Barde_Jaune 8 лет назад

I didn't say anything about his violin ! I'm talking understanding of the instrument here, of the music :)

@treatb09 8 лет назад

John C i wonder what kind of bow he uses.

@박진혁-g6h 7 лет назад

he uses a lot of different bows

@harryliangviolin9003 6 лет назад

Bo Huggabee he uses different bows for Mozart, Brahms, Bach, wieniawski, Tchaikovsky and sarasate

@rickspyder6159 9 лет назад

This is a must watch for ANY MUSICIAN ..Maxim makes music real. chalanging and fun.

@sammiechuu 5 лет назад

Maestro Maxim... He's got a beautiful soul. He so wants to share his music and it shows. He doesn't play like this anymore after his shoulder injury and surgery but his sound, to me, has become mature and has aged like fine wine. He's my favourite violinist. I listen to his albums and watch his concerts when I don't feel so happy and his music is just a balm to the soul. I wish more people world-over would know him.

@vishalsubramanian2051 4 года назад

34:12 she plays it sooo perfectly it’s insane it sounds so goodd

@jancalabuigsans 3 года назад

Is it a joke

@vishalsubramanian2051 3 года назад

@@jancalabuigsans no I’m serious I love the expression and the way she has like this pull and push kinda playing

@vishalsubramanian2051 3 года назад

@PewDiePie Official yeah the player he’s teaching

@mrebear9758 2 года назад

She's sharp.

@vishalsubramanian2051 2 года назад

@@mrebear9758 yes I know that but sometimes the notes really don’t matter as much if she’s able to convey more artistic playing. We all know that an audition committee or a judge would prefer a very good interpretation of a certain piece with a few mistakes, instead of a technically perfect performance that’s dry.

@Tfrne 4 года назад

I'm surprised that the last guy didn't go anywhere. Learning that Ysaÿe piece in just three weeks is insane

@honeydew_yang 4 года назад

Vengerov is a pure genius. The way he plays is so effortless. That's why he can absorb himself into the music he's playing. He himself is music. It feels so natural and full of charged emotions. Such a maestro!

@vishnuhalikere2151 4 года назад

31:08 he honestly plays this the best

@sandorcsorba3804 2 года назад

it is realy hard to hold back the tears in that part. His performance is out of this world

@megwebbsite 10 лет назад

ugh my love for maxim is starting to take over my day

@Johnnypan93 4 года назад

Who's here in 2020? Make me feel less lonely

@anamarquez3851 4 года назад

I'm here for tchaikovsky, in 2015 i was here for sarasate

@iammatt06 4 года назад

i’m here for you

@jamien.5528 4 года назад

2050 for me 😉

@feralbluee 4 года назад

JohnnyPan hi Johnny. i’m here, too. hanging out at home. just discovered this masterful violinist while listening to the same piece played by four violinists and comparing them to Augustin Heidelich who is an incredible artist. he plays from his soul. but now i have found this guy. he is so playful here. so different yet each so good. the young girl with the blue bow - omg!!!! i’m overwhelmed with the talent here. so, sweetie, we are not alone. i can’t imagine a world without UTube anymore. omg, can he play!!!!! and his face is so expressive :}. we’ll all hang in there’ll face together. i can’t stand it. the 23 y.o. is so soulful. he’s such a good teacher. i better stop or i’ll go on forever LOL 🌸🎭

@Johnnypan93 4 года назад

@@feralbluee I just love how Maxim got so much passion on music,truely enjoy it.

@caterthun 12 лет назад

I knew Maxim was a superb violinist; had no idea he was also a great comedian. What a character. This is a real fun guy loaded with talent

@ThatRedHusky 4 года назад

His approach to the 'call and response' of musical passages in the mental image of "Invitation and getting a passive indifference" is genius.

@1mariamariamaria 12 лет назад

VENGEROV is one of the most extraordinary violinists ever, on a par with a Paganini. And I have heard both Heifetz & Isaac Stern, and love their Huge Gifts, but Vengerov is something else entirely... The violin seems to be an extension of his hands, as organic to who he is as his hair or his skin... Fantastic! Thank you!

@01killyou 7 лет назад

I replayed the harmonic part hundreds times. He plays it such perfectly that I can imagine a real person hilariously whistling. oh my goodness this man...

@rosyviolinist3150 5 лет назад

What is the piece name

@anthonychang4276 5 лет назад

@@rosyviolinist3150 caprice basque

@llary 5 лет назад

Antal Zalai's performance is incredible, worth watching. His harmonics make the violin sound like a flute.

@DavidBergman1776 2 года назад

@@rosyviolinist3150 It's Caprice Basque by Sarasate. I'm about to learn it. I'm dead inside already. RIP

@Roma-kp4qg 4 года назад

9:12 Imagine THE Maxim Vengerov at your elbow spewing gibberish while you play on a stage for an audience... I'd probably never stop laughing

@JSB2500 Год назад

That gibberish is at the heart of his amazingness!!

@mactcampbell 9 лет назад

He's really good. He would be the ideal tutor for young musicians. He can tear you to pieces and make you laugh while he's doing it. His playing must be right up there with the best of them.

@jbrkonthescene 11 лет назад

Corinnas execution of Tchaikovsky's concerto is simply beautiful and his demonstration just attests to not only his character but just his musical genius. I'm obsessed.

@napo3091 4 года назад

Mozart (3:54). Sarasate (15:20). Tchaikovsky (24:10). Ysaÿe (36:35).

@dmt472 4 года назад

What about the first one that he plays? 0:07 It sounds so fun!

@YolandaNiHP 4 года назад

D T That’s the Sarasate piece. It’s called Caprice Basque.

@lindsay3764 3 года назад

you’re amazing

@napo3091 3 года назад

@@lindsay3764 no you’re amazing! :D

@lindsay3764 3 года назад

@@napo3091 you’re proving my point :))

@johnnyparker9928 4 года назад

Drawn by curiosity, captivated by talents, I have been entertained and energized by the complete understanding of musical emotion. This man is genius and I have been riveted for the last hour.

@Aureus-l 8 месяцев назад

2024 and still amazed

@rickspyder6159 9 лет назад

And all these Violinst are FANTASTIC ...

@aBrokenShard 3 года назад

Being an extraordinary soloist virtuoso is one thing...but being such an articulate and phenomenal gifted in demonstrating these vague abstract musical concepts is beyond extraordinary. Vengarov seems to be so pleased to be able to work these learners to share with them. His grasp and knowledge is not overbearing for his students. His efforts to make them happy and enjoy to actually enjoy the experience are wonderful. Put all this together in one person....Phew! Also being 11 and have such technical ability ! wow

@darylehudson 10 лет назад

47:10 -- "rock concert" HOLY COW VENGEROV!!!!!!!! Youre making the rest of us look ridiculous out there!

@alejandronarvaez9806 6 лет назад

Rock. Not baroque

@garykuovideos 9 лет назад

Thank you so much sharing this! This class is as much a lesson in acting as it is violin playing. The two areas are related in many ways. Man, there’s so much remarkable talent in this video!

@danieldeiparine1616 6 лет назад

YOU MUST PRACTICE, YOUR TALENTED, ITS NOT ENOUGH, AND THIS IS YOU!

@cryandvibe 11 лет назад

I just witnessed the most astonishing violinist I have ever heard; I'm in tears! And I scroll down and see everyone arguing about religion in the comments??? Can we just all admire how amazing and talented this man and his students are?? Gosh, I wish I could be so lucky to have my teacher.

@akagamishanks2774 4 года назад

You know that they are very talented violinists when they are not intimidated from Maxim's performance when he tries to give them an example, in contrary, they try their very best to meet his expectation, you can tell that they are very confident in their selves to reach that level of performance at some point in their lives.

@JSB2500 Год назад

I've noticed for a long time that you can tell how good someone will get by how they respond to someone better than themselves. If they are jealous or feel like giving up then they get nowhere. If instead they think "You can do it - maybe I can too" they often get to great heights.

@JAJOZOMBIE 7 лет назад

17:40 "Practix" ^^ sounds so cute #nohomo

@DenilsonFlima 8 лет назад

Vengerov is incredible!!!!

@jean-yvesPrax 2 года назад

Je recommande cette vidéo aux musiciens à chaque fois que je peux, quelque soit leur instrument. Non pas seulement parce que Maxim Vengerov y est brillant et drôle comme tout, et super bienveillant, mais parce que tout musicien devrait appliquer son enseignement : visualiser mentalement une sorte de "film" avec les émotions qu'il dégage, et jouer le "film", pas les "notes" ! Je le fais à chaque fois, en solo ou en ensemble, et cela nous aide énormément. Et j'ai pu vérifier à plusieurs reprise que le public, sans être averti, avait capté les mêmes images. Avec des compositeurs comme Purcell, Haendel, Vivaldi, Marin Marais, Forqueray, etc... ça va tout seul. Le seul compositeur (baroque) sur lequel je bute c'est Bach ! Les suites pour luth sont tellement abstraites (et tellement belles) qu'on a vraiment du mal à imaginer autre chose que le cosmos, l'espace infini avec une sorte d'harmonie universelle, bref... pas facile à jouer avec un luth !!! LOL

@peterlim5730 8 лет назад

I am a self-taught amateur violinist--just average but have tried very hard. I play mainly by ear--just light pieces. I have benefited immensely from this. Maxim is seriously funny--I like his relaxed and playful teaching method--after all, music is meant to be fun. I had the good fortune to meet Ruggiero Ricci and had 3 meals with him in 1999 in Malaysia--he was a gentle, affable and humble man--it was the highpoint of my musical experience. Now I live in Melbourne which has lots of good music.

@guerrero4982 6 лет назад

Lysandra BW ^

@apollo89315 10 лет назад

Фантастика!!! Спасибо за приятно проведенное время!

@duwir5959 4 года назад

Chloe is eleven and played so well, great. The masterclass of Maxim Vengerov are the best. There are masterclasses here on YT, where the teacher is only a smart aleck, so Maxim not. Watch also his Salzburger masterclasses, great.

@hpwratvr18 11 лет назад

Chloe took my breath away... Such talent.

@MrFlashwall 5 лет назад

This guy is an alien from alpha centauri. You can tell he is just having a blast in his new physical form

@csudakov1 10 лет назад

Sublimes!! His gift to these talented young artistst -is his ability to communicate his passion and artistry. How very fortunate for them.to be given this opportunity.

@wearygregory9827 6 лет назад

40:36 for the 2set people wondering what rank 7 was about

@Awgata 4 года назад

He starts playing a part of it by himself at 36:28 if someone is interested in hearing it

@emilytolman8014 5 лет назад

This guy is brilliant!!! I love facial expressions!

@casseyanzio2568 3 года назад

4.04-- omg.....he made that violin sound exactly like a whistle...I've watched this master class video over 30 times and just picked that up...mind blown 😳

@CknSalad 4 года назад

14:27 somebody's impressed

@musicianliberty5876 9 лет назад

Oh I remember this nice program, I watched on Mezzo tv and practice with Maxim, also recorded it on my video, it was in 2003

@goodchessactor 12 лет назад

The Tchaikovsky melody is one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written.

@cranachan 4 года назад

Fabulous. An artist who really and truly lives the music.

@sebart9321 5 лет назад

This is so incredibly beautiful. His understanding of music is mindblowing.

@roxanneadams6868 9 лет назад

He;s a genius love his style absolutely priceless

@PanicKJ 4 года назад

I am a guitar player and wish I would have watched Maxim years ago! Amazing way to think about music,

@sgerianda 5 месяцев назад

Howcome I could watch these masterclasses over and over... So much great music in there, and so much education and elevation. And I'm not even a string player.

@MsScherzando 11 лет назад

Young musicians always seem to me more interesting because they are more musical, natural and fresh. Chloe Hanslip is really impressive and reminds me of Sarah Chang. To practice 5 or 6 hours a day, day after day, that's not easy. Amazing! Maxim is unique without saying. I learned a lot.

@danylaley Год назад

The sound recording quality makes it sound so much sweeter and nostalgic.

@londontechnician5186 Год назад

Hi, Maxim, This year I would like to thank you for sharing and teaching your knowledge in violin, I enjoy it so much that after sometime of watching I find myself playing violin too, although I do not have music education but I believe I was bless by what you do and I like to learn more through your videos and I hope to see you one day. A BIG THANK YOU FOR YOU.

@violinousa 12 лет назад

I'm so glad to share this class. Maxim is great musician with warmth & fun character. He must love the life in every espect. Thank you Maxim! Also the students are grrrrreat!!!

@kyleholiday2849 9 лет назад

He is so good at the violin

@skykim7620 10 лет назад

Oh wow. His teaching method is incredible! Awesome. He is showing what ART is. Also Chloe is really talented. Thx for this vedio.

@Brembelia 11 лет назад

It's really exciting to see teachers coming forward who are interested in teaching the emotions that go behind the various pieces. It is a big departure from the stiff and rigors of classical training. Vengerov is right, music can only be exciting and vivacious if you know how to put life into it. This is fabulous and it should be taught from the beginning.

@Alex24seven 6 лет назад

Can't believe Maxim was only 24 in this video.... absolutely incredible!

@nile012 12 лет назад

"Whatever you do you can't actually go wrong, if You take the music first, and according to that you create an atmosphere, even a dialogue, even question and answer; this so interesting to explore." couldn't agree more.

@albertoaranda9688 9 лет назад

wow Vengerov is so talent and passionate! :D

@pellypates 12 лет назад

I LOVE HIS FACE

@jasminhacker7243 3 года назад

Wow her fingers... so fast and precise😯

@manikmaharjan9258 4 года назад

Vengerov's masterclasses on Mozart are the best on RU-vid. As someone learning Mozart's violin concerto, I find every word he says very wise.

@jeffersonfsoares 12 лет назад

Ja vi varias masterclass de varios outros musicos mais até hoje não achei ninguem melhor do que Vengerov ele sente a música frase por frase de uma maneira tão incrivel, ele é um dos melhores de todos os tempos como violinista e professor também.

@mentariorudy 10 лет назад

No soy violinista, pero si músico y he visto este video muchas veces y creo en verdad, que el mundo,se perdio un maravilloso interprete, por culpa de un desafortunado accidente. Ama lo que hace y se toma su tiempo, es generoso en el comentario y genial en su forma. Se llama Maxim Vengerov y es de Siberia. Frio y muy cálido. ¡Extraordinario! La niña Chloë, lleva buen camino.

@bibo3282 5 лет назад

To create a story with music is fantastic

@leonardofantini4409 2 года назад

Maxim, referência que merece reconhecimento! Bravo!

@delmastrodesigns 9 лет назад

What a pleasure to watch. Amazing teacher.

@miguale 10 лет назад

Excellentissime ! Comme toujours.... merci Maxim et bravo ! Michèle

@TenelliVoiceGuru 11 лет назад

Great musician and teacher

@YangWangPhD 6 лет назад

One of my all time favorite videos

@mjlee7287 4 года назад

I love his energy ❤️

@matteoge14 10 лет назад

the first girls are incredible!

@raoultak 11 лет назад

4 stunning and incredible pupils they are.....all so talented.

9 лет назад

Superb!

@Republic178 11 лет назад

28:34 ..... epic ....... The most passionate moment of the entire masterclass. Those 10 or so seconds of that excerpt ... the musicianship he put into that .....

@yeoworld 9 лет назад

This is priceless indeed!

@Luna-xe1nd 3 года назад

Ah I wish I didn't look up these young musicians. They've all become much older..can't believe how fast time flies;(

@Go_Coup 10 лет назад

I'm so tired of being just decent or good at a lot of things, I want to be 'masterclass' at something.

@JAJOZOMBIE 7 лет назад

Jay Plays depends just on you :)

@angelhe8040 6 лет назад

Good luck!

@Wilantonjakov 6 лет назад

I was thinking the same thing the other day

@wolfie8748 6 лет назад

Then you have to be masterclass at something not being good o decent at lots of things , You have to focus 1 thing, and give your life to it.

@Wilantonjakov 6 лет назад

Vito Corleone Overall yes, but you can still be very good at many things while being a master at another. You must have conviction

@kenitanikhi6137 11 лет назад

I am convinced that we will start hearing the name of Chloe Hanslip amazingly soon in the concert circuits. She is almost debut-ready with a major conductor(s).

@feralbluee 4 года назад

he is fantastic. and then he says, “Music is fantasy.” the kids are so wonderful - so interesting. ✨🌷. jeez, i even like the Mozart.