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Augustin Hadelich plays both parts of Kreisler's Schön Rosmarin
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- Опубликовано: 30 мар 2020
- Fritz Kreisler - Schön Rosmarin
Augustin Hadelich - violin and piano
March 30, 2020, recorded during Covid19 hiatus.
My violin turned its self around in the corner after hearing this, whispering you can touch me like that....
uhh...ok then.. moving on...
❤️❤️❤️❤️
i think that’s enough internet time for me
My violin vomited into a bucket after hearing this.. If you want you can touch that.
I’m playing this in a concert tomorrow and am watching this for inspiration!
Wow Home Concert! Playing violin and piano bravo!!! 👏🏻👏🏻
Oh, this was a much-needed ray of light and hope in the midst of the Coronavirus darkness we are all enduring. Thank you for lifting our spirits with this charming, lovely little piece.
It sounds like an invitation to dance. Thanks. I think everyone feels a little warmer now.
Nice to be in quarantine and watching your videos, you inspire to me a lot. Thank you Augustin!!!
Herzerwärmend schön. Vielen Dank.
*Amazing and brilliant violin sound!*
Thanks for another mini concert, Augustin. Loved it. I sure enjoy you doing the two parts like this, entertaining anytime and especially so in this virus thing going on around the world. I feel your joy when you play. God Bless You
Played so well! It is so difficult to capture the Kreisler spirit but you did it!
Es lindo escuchar tus interpretaciones Augustin Hadelich, gracias por compartir tus videos, Yo viendo desde Paraguay 🇵🇾 un fuerte abrazo
I'm loving this quarantine content!
Einfach genial...dieser klare und unheimlich differenzierte Ton. So einen Ton hat kein anderer Geiger, wirklich einzigartig👍
👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏
From Iran
Thank you so much for posting this video. I learnt this many years ago, but never really felt happy with my interpretation. After watching your video I now know what to do.
Sehr glücklich, danke schön!
Excelente cambio de energía en la segunda sección. Buen acople entre ambos músicos😃!!!
Hasta parece que tienen la misma cabeza ambos en la interpretación!
Precioso! 👏👏👏👏👏 gracias! 💜🎶💜🎻
I entered an euphoria when I discovered this channel
Apart from Kreisler's recording obviously, for me, this is the one!
Fantastico! 👏
lovely lovely!!!
Other concert violinists who have played piano rather decently are Arthur Grumiaux, Andor Toth, Fritz Kreisler, Jascha Heifetz, and Louis Persinger. I don't know any concert pianists who play violin decently, except Mozart. Good job Maestro Hadelich!!!
Julia Fischer plays concerts with piano but I think she's a violinist foremost. There's recording of Grieg Piano concerto on youtube.
Playing more than one instrument is the best thing a musician can do and I think the piano gives the most joy and benefit.
Wow... it's beautiful.....💖
Lovely!
your piano is cool too 😆 love your violins ❤️
Bravissimo
You are my star ~🤗
O melhor, muito lindo
Uma maravilha! Bravo!
A charming ditty
genial !!!
That's wonderful!!!
Watch out for the corona~~~
Hermoso vibrato juro que lo superare a pecho ✌️✌️✌️
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I'm pretty sure this time you recorded the violin part first! Wonderful as always.
Schon Rosmarin Bravoooo
Me dan ganas de tomar un matecito..
Thank you!
Мультиинструменталист!
11個❤
Fantástico😬😬
Thanks!
Bravo! Master
❤
Wow you play piano as well!
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Perfect ^^
Nice!
Jeez, old school, no shoulder rest
Wow, the room is dead but somehow he makes it sing anyway.
This is simply wonderful (and welcome, since it is on my stand right now. I was practicing it yesterday). Did you record the violin part first, and then the piano part? I think there might be some audio wizardry in addition to musical wizardry here.
I did the piano part first, imagining the violin line (and after practicing the violin part). I had to do it a few times until it worked, this one has more rubati ;-)
Oh, I find that interesting that you recorded the piano part first! I had thought about it for my video and definitely recorded the violin 🎻 part before the piano 🎹 part. (And found that I was challenging to follow! 😂)
It definitely was fun to put together though!
Super! This displays 2 equally important facets of musicianship: the soloist/melody and the "accompaniment"/harmony. I wonder which you recorded first, the accompaniment or the melody?? It might be easier to record the accompaniment first to set the tempo, but typically accompanists adjust to the solo line so perhaps you recorded the solo line first, that would be my guess for this performance. Did you use a click track with 2 measures of to start each one and a silent clicking light to stay in tempo?
This time I tried recording the violin part first, but it just did not really work so well. So after practicing the violin part a lot (and knowing what I wanted to do), I recorded the piano part and then played the violin part to it. I didn't use a clicktrack but played some notes on the piano before the piece started (that you can't hear) so I would know when to start the violin part.
Are they twins?
Augustin, you’re a beautiful pianist as well! Thanks for the insight into your recording process! I’m planning to film the violin 🎻 and piano 🎹 part for another video 🎥 soon too!
0:58). 1:06 sound ing point
@UCX_bIRZP76N5HHWGdy3Qj8g That's something interesting to do as a Multi-Instrumentalist during a Covid19 Lock down, right?
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The pianist should follow the violinist better! :)
You aren't paying attention
@UCX_bIRZP76N5HHWGdy3Qj8g That's something interesting to do as a Multi-Instrumentalist during a Covid19 Lock down, right?