Wieniawski Polonaise Brillante No.2 in A major, for violin | Alican Süner (Enescu Competition, 2016)

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Enjoy my performance of the Polonaise Brillante No.2 by Wieniawski at the 2016 Enescu Competition in Bucharest, with pianist Verona Maier. Wieniawski wrote only two Polonaises.
Here, I am performing on a violin by Gennaro Gagliano from 1742, kindly loaned to me by the Berlin University of the Arts.
Date of performance: September, 2016.
Streamed by Medici TV
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@assindiastignani 6 лет назад

Beautiful playing, so elegant and imaginative. How refreshing to hear someone make music with this piece insted of constantly trying to break the sound barrier with insanely fast und chaotic tempi. No false virtuosity here. He has technique to burn, but he seems always to put it at the service of the music.

@alicansuner.violin 4 года назад

Thank you, I appreciate the comment. :)

@Petroschristidis Год назад

Bravo ! Beautiful performance and i loved the controlled not too fast staccato

@mortonabramson5648 4 года назад

Very well played, good control, technically proficient and marvelous interpretation.

@alicansuner.violin 3 года назад

Thank you so much for the kind words, I'm glad you liked it!

@vorspiel1023 2 года назад

I loved the tempo, so kind to the wonderful lyric quality of the piece. I feel Wieniawski himself may have played it at this speed. I have heard too many lesser violinists, technically proficient, tear through this wonderful music as if they had to catch a flight or a train.

@alicansuner.violin 2 года назад

Thank you for the thoughtful comment Mark, much appreciated!

@vorspiel1023 2 года назад

Your thanks are appreciated. Just a comment. This posting lists the Polonaise as being the D Major. This is, actually, the # 2 in A Major? Thanks again for a wonderful performance. Mark

@alicansuner.violin 2 года назад

@@vorspiel1023 You're absolutely right- my head must've been in the clouds while uploading the video, and apparently it stayed there for five long years! 😂

@vorspiel1023 2 года назад

@@alicansuner.violin Thank you. The 1st Polonaise, D Major, is also a wonderful piece. I heard it first as a small child; my late Mother had an old 78 recording of Heifetz playing it!

@mayhemmm 3 года назад

great playing

@robotnik77 3 года назад

Your violin looks almost too small for you; either you are physically large, or your violin is like 3/4 size. Ysaÿe was a large man and his violin looked small, too. Same with Kavakos. However, you do play so well that someone should gift, or loan you an exceptional violin worthy of your playing. Perhaps someone will step up.

@alicansuner.violin 3 года назад

Thank you for the kind words, I'm really happy to hear that! Yes, I'm a tall guy with big hands, which has both advantages and disadvantages, but I don't complain :-) This violin was a J. Gagliano on loan, which I loved. I currently play on a Testore, also on loan (see my later videos). Regardless of one's physical features, if the instrument is great, I think one can always make compromises to a certain degree.

@bohuslav5019 2 года назад

Great job! I realize that this was 6 years ago, but still. Gorgeous.

@alicansuner.violin 2 года назад

Thanks so much Bohuslav! Yes, time goes fast... :)

@elturk38 7 лет назад

Hervorragend! Gururlandiriyorsun bizi..

@alicansuner.violin 7 лет назад

elturk38 nazik yorum için teşekkürler :-)

@Chiko-sc1gz 6 лет назад

Hatta wunderbar

@milomilo1741 Год назад

Bel suono bravo👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@TaylanErgul 7 лет назад

Bravo

@israelluzvianaprofessorisr6781 3 года назад

O melhor!!!!!

@alice40758 4 года назад

EFSANE🔥! Ve çok tatlı bir yorum olmuş💕✨😊

@alicansuner.violin 4 года назад

Teşekkürler! :)

@jonasmafragoncalves8432 Год назад

Bravíssimo!

@Hsv953 2 года назад

Alican, çok zevk aldım. Yolun açık olsun. Yeğenimiz kemancı Sesim Bezdüz de Mersinde. Dilerim daha güzel yerlere gelirsiniz.

@evanquan2443 3 года назад

I am learning this piece now. Do you have any suggestions. You play so well!!!!!!!

@alicansuner.violin 3 года назад

Thank you for your kind comment! Well, an advice via a RU-vid comment without hearing your playing is hard, but if you wish, you can send me a recording through my website, and I'd be happy to listen. Here is the link, just scroll down to the bottom: www.alicansuner.com/bio

@seyhanduran4615 2 года назад

Muhteşem 🎻❤️

@bugraalim8716 6 лет назад

üstad ne yaptın yav gururlandık

@ushoys 5 лет назад

Great playing, but who's the hottie at 2:26?

@violinsheetmusicblog 7 лет назад

Ugh.... how do you do the staccato so easily......

@alicansuner.violin 7 лет назад

thank you for your compliment, violinsheets!

@muchammadsuryomaulanaakbar4964 5 лет назад

@@alicansuner.violin can u tell me how u exercise ur staccato... cuz i just can't control the speed

@toffifeewolf2069 3 года назад

@@muchammadsuryomaulanaakbar4964 pure sweat and practice. You can practice by rhythmizing notes. For example really fast 2 consecutive notes and then little break and again 2 very fast notes and so on. Then you can try 3, 4...

@muchammadsuryomaulanaakbar4964 3 года назад

@@toffifeewolf2069 It's getting trickier when I change the notes... I can play major scales with consistent speed (two notes and then change it), but when it comes to certain melodies, my rythm just messed up... I wonder how long u've been practicing this technique till u nailed it... Cuz I think I could make it as my reference 😂😂

@toffifeewolf2069 3 года назад

@@muchammadsuryomaulanaakbar4964 I still can't nail it and practiced just the bite notes for like maybe 50-70 hours... it's very hard You can try fast staccato on one string, and when the string changes, you can stop, feel the new string with the bow and go on. When you feel comfortable, you can do the same + one note from the string change, then stop again and do the same

@CountryCowboy008 3 года назад

This guy is so great and looks handsome, but he looks smug/arrogant too 😞

@alicansuner.violin 3 года назад

Thanks for the comment. I'm sorry if it came across that way, but as far as I can remember, I was just quite nervous in the competition. Hope that you enjoyed the video regardless :)

@CountryCowboy008 3 года назад

@@alicansuner.violin yes I enjoyed. Your looks is a sight for sore eyes and I really enjoy your performance as well as the music, it’s just that you come across as arrogant. Cheers!