Schubert-Ernst: Der Erlkönig (Kristof Barati, 2005.) 

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Jan Yuen Especially from 1:20 !))))

He pales compared to Hilary Hahn, i didn´t like it sounds out of tune!

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The best explanation and understanding of this piece that I have found so far...

Would you believe that there is a conspiracy theory about that...?

@@fiddledotgoth yees, because ling ling's only promote hilary hanh only. 😂

@@pallandi4964 but ling ling wannabees loves all musicians who did their best, not only hilary hahn..

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Показати більше Hahn and Kristof are different WORLDS ... he is not a cut above her, and not two ... this is a completely different level (if only this can be called a level ...) He plays in the same breath, not paying the listener's attention to enormous technical difficulties. This is the most free and at the same time the most collected performance in terms of concentration, the completion of Hahn to bring out the entire complexity of the given work. And this is not a peculiarity of the interpretation, it’s just a weaker possession of the instrument ... like that, everything is prosaic. I emphasize once again that Kristof’s performance is the best on RU-vid, this is the standard, and it’s unlikely that anyone will be able to perform this work more freely and easily P.S. I apologize for my English, as I write through a translator

@@roaschmo I like your explanation and point of view, but be careful: with your interpretation, we can say that, for example, Menuhin performed the scherzo-tarantella also not musically

ok... let's be clear. there IS such a thing that more speed is more talent at this level... If you listen, top players even at the highest level make many mistakes (intonation, bowing... phrasing... ). This level of mastery over an instrument is truly rare (I can think of only 2, maybe 3 other recorded violinists who can think about doing this). Now, I agree that there's the thing about musicality (though I think here as well, I think Kristof is brilliant), but rest assured, Hahn cannot play at this speed and she does not have mastery of this level

as a fellow violinist myself i would say in my own personal opinion, that technically thie version is way better and it expression is way more differenciated than hahns

I hate it when violinists keep bragging about their skills

you're right. :)

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The tempo is presto 152 bpm, so i'd say this is a pretty good tempo.

If she was boring she wouldn't fill the bigest halls in the world with people! Haha

@Clark Culver it doesn't have to do with the fact she is a woman. It has to do with the fact that she is unique

However I don't believe a lot of speed is actually necessary to make this piece tense. Hahn's is slower, yes, but it's the relentless triplets and the harmonies that actually provide the tension and fear in this piece. By playing slower, but at a more consistent pace, I think Hahn actually managed to convey the story and dialogues more effectively. You may notice how 'slow' Hahn is going at the beginning, but you soon adjust and are dragged into the amazing drama Schubert/Ernst have put into the music.

ZiggyTheDawg Who cares? Music is music. If it touches souls and gets the performer's ideas and interpretations across, then the job is done. No one knows what Ernst was thinking when he transcribed this; you only wrote about what Schubert was intending as he composed the music. Truth is, Ernst didn't have to transcribe it extremely difficult if he just wanted to portray what Schubert exactly wanted. Also FYI, this was performed as an encore after the first Paganini Violin Concerto. You may have your "two cents" about how the music is intended to be played, but in reality you would be lucky if you can even perform as half as well as this guy.

Barati - flawed brilliantly Hahn - brilliantly flawed

ZiggyTheDawg a lot understand the story, unfortunately some translation was lost for a lot of people through this style of playing for this song

I fully agree

I’m not a professional, but I play and have perfect pitch - it’s not the 9ths, my dude

Thought that was the point

its not choppy to me

I do prefer this version, but u cant say anyone is too slow (since slow is subjective)

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