He is absolutely a genius. I had some private lessons and took several masterclasses with him. What a fantastic teacher, an inspiring personality. He was my most important teacher at the end. I'm really grateful to have met him.
me too ! thanks for your nice words... l was last february with Ivry and always in my heart for his adorable person and of course for his amazing talent!
@@soleaguirre100 I always dreamed of meeting him in person, so I enby you for the time you spent with him. But his legacy will be with us! He was a great human being and a wonderful artist
The inestimable jazz pianist Thelonius Monk frequently said "there is no such thing as a wrong note. Elizabeth Swarzkopf also had the uncanny ability to make an error into an astonishing musical event.
Heifetz often mentioned Gitlis as a real favorite. He was absolutely fearless, and was willing to take every risk imaginable in performance to make the musical moment a spine tingler. A true gypsy on stage and in life.
He is one and only.. that vibrato and bow control is out of this world.. there are tons of great and precise violinists in our days but Gitlis is just only one.
Uno dei virtuosi migliori al mondo di ogni tempo, aveva tutto, musicalita’, tecnica e un suono meraviglioso, per non parlare del fraseggio, musicista fenomenale.
i met ivry gitlis a couple weeks ago, i watched him give out masterclasses to my friends. i also heard him play. he is getting old, but he still has that skill, and the face when he plays. he is amazing guy
Più lo vedo e lo ascolto e più mi dico che,sì,bravi tutti gli altri..Shlomo,Hilary,Jascha,Isaac,Gil,Itzhak,Ruggero,Victoria,Vladimir,Maxim,David,Igor e tutto il gotha del violinismo passato e attuale. Ma,signori,qui, come in qualche altro pezzo,IVRY...li mette in riga tutti,quei bravoni. Questo è il violino, la quintessenza del virtuoso, della musicalità sfolgorante mai uguale a se stessa,umorale,comunicativa,stordente se vuoi,mai noiosa e prevedibile. E' iui la leggenda vivente. God bless!
this is one of my favorite pieces by Saint Saens and Gitlis has the most interesting and unique interpretations of it. i'm very used to this piece being very intense but he makes it something else. something i cant describe, its just unpredictable and keeps you on your toes. he made it sound like he wrote this, he made this piece his and that makes me speechless
nobody is like gitlis,he do whatever he wants and still convince us all with his music. the others are afraid of getting out of the standards....that s why i like him and also as a personality he is so crazy!
We are following each and every one our own voyage ... The liberty in music, through Gitlis 's example. When I have listen to Enescu , Mendelsohn , I have recognized this liberty also! ❤ Long live the good musicianship
...A very good pianist, a genuine solits himself, who was accompagnist of Milstein as well... A pupil of the legendary Lucette Descaves. He had a "big head well made" ! Fantastic sight reader....
There is a certain element of pathos in his playing of this, that is very different and unique when compared to how many other violinists approach this piece. And there is stylistically something interesting he does what nobody does today. I guess people were better musicians in the past...
It is the recording industry that has made all looking for perfection but becoming meaningless… the fact they call the music world an "industry" it's already very clear… musicianship cannot be "industrial" but artisan
At 5;46/8:30 it's fascinating to see a close up of his bow hold mannerism ,It reminds me of Milsteins left lapel flick as he places the instrument under his chin
Родители Иври Гитлиса родом из Украины Каменец- Подольск.1920 г.переехали в Израиль,1922 г.родился великий скрипач 20 столетия.Уникальный музыкант,который вышел за рамки возможного.Потрясающая техника,летучее стаккато, вибрато.Настолько потрясающая игра,что невозможно оторваться от его энергетики он заставляет слушать .Его игра очень тонкая и необычная,он единственный и неповторимый.Очень жаль, когда уходят такие люди,но они оставляют после себя записи,где мы можем наслаждаться его игрой и своим примером показывают нам дорогу по,которой мы должны идти.
He's too underrated, even by himself. Perlman's and Heifetz's vibrato more intense than Gitlis's? No way. I will admit that I interpreted this piece differently, and more in the fashion of Perlman, but regardless, this is one of the most interesting and, by far, one of the best interpretations of this piece.
i cannot pick my jaws up from the ground...theyre like super glued...*faint* his interpretation is unique...but it also makes sense in the weirdest way...which is very awesome
Wrong. Gitlis himself would not make it today. Every musicologist and critic would bury him for not expressing what the composer wants or not playing in style.
Although sometimes controversial, Mr. Gitlis is one of a kind. Close your eyes and listen. In a row of great violinists like Heifetz, Oistrakh, Francescatti, Milstein and Stern, Mr. Gitlis can be distinguished from others quite clearly. According to my opinion Mr. Gitlis is a living legend who should be mentioned in the same row as the great performers above. Mr. Gitlis has given music an unforgettable dimension.
Hey BH1827 I agree with you, that fast vibrato is anoying, if it is using permanent. But Gitlis is a master of fast vibrato. You can liked it or hates. This is his own way to show the emotion. It is the case of individual taste. Today i want to listen Gitlis, tomorow I will listen for example Heifetz. Both are genius. But very different persons.
this playing is amazing,a very mature musical understanding.excellent technic...gitlis was a great violonist.he doesn´t have to play like anybody else,he does it in his way,and does it excellent.
wow this guy is now officially one of my favorite violinists of all time after the recordings ive seen of him up here. His Bloch, Bartok, and this are all really great.
Et encore sur ce morceau c'est pas "flagrant" comparé à la chaconne ! Mais c'est ce qui rend son jeu si vivant ! Son violon parle, pleure, s'amuse et joue !
@@christophegeoffroy4281 vibratro trop "tzigane" trop libre, absence de son dit "plein" il a un faux lâcher prise car d'ailleurs c'est pas simple du tout, mais on pourrait qualifier sa sonorité de "sale" pas assez défini, pas net, pas rond voir pas beau mais chez lui c'est justement a travers ça que les émotions passent. Mais effectivement la première fois que je l'ai écouté je me suis dit c'est incroyable sa façon de jouer est a l'inverse de ce qu'on apprend !! Ça m'a obsédé car je me disais comment c'est possible !! Et en plus je suis ému de façon incroyable donc qu'est ce qui se passe !! Ça s'appelle juste de l'émotion ! D'ailleurs à ne pas se méprendre quand on dit que c'est l'opposé de notre apprentissage car ça ne fait pas de lui un mauvais violoniste, bien au contraire !
Bon Dieu, @Christophe. C'est évident - non ? @Marcelito: Il pouvait se le permettre, parcequ'il sait jouer. Ils te le disent pour que tu puisses améliorer encore ta technique... avant d'essayer à briller. ( Mais il est probablement vrai que pas mal de joueurs ne réussissent plus à se libérer de ces principes bien intentionnés... Dans ce contexte il serait peut-être utile de regarder ruclips.net/video/wXNdD6Q2kyg/видео.html. Mais rends-toi compte que Daniel Rowland ne dit pas ce qu'il dit en tant que musicien encore en formation. Il le dit avec toute sa compétence, ses aptitudes de violoniste en poche. )
oh my god.. i never tough i would listen a sound like this.. i mean, it doesn't matter if is exagerated as this people say, i can feel this is his own and unic interpretation.. i feel nobody can confuse a sound like that... (sorry for my bad-speaked english?
I went back to this video on his day of birth. Again I almost forgot to breathe. When you've tried to master this instrument for the bigger part of your life....... Amazing. The vibrato, the bow speed, his total freedom, the expression, his fearlessness etc. Very very special. Thanks Ivry.
Вижу восторженые комментарии. Мне не зашло. Как-то истерично что ли... Фразы какие-то рваные... Быстрые фрагменты сыграны так, как будто бы это не единое произведение, а соревнование с кем-то на скорость... Может быть я и не прав. В любом случае музыкант выдающийся и здорово, что в сети доступны исполнения почти чего угодно и на любой вкус.
bone chilling. beautiful. marvelous. Seriously though, does it piss ANYONE else off that his bow can go THAT crooked at the end, and he STILL sounds like THAT? I mean, for real.
@remusrimbu2 yes, that's true i know, but his violin has a specific sound-as do all violins- and it's a really bright one and I thought that the strings added to the brightness, and the uniqueness of his violin
Ivry Gitlis is so exciting to listen to. In that Perlman cannot compare and neither can anyone else. Gitlis is a great even if he hits a few wrong notes sometimes.
The very definition of creativity, artistry, and personal interpretation. Gitlis has incredible style and personality. Like or dislike, his playing here is absolutely unique, especially compared to monotonous musicians like Oistrakh or Szeryng.
He is absolutely a genius. I had some private lessons and took several masterclasses with him. What a fantastic teacher, an inspiring personality. He was my most important teacher at the end. I'm really grateful to have met him.
Lucky man
Rest in peace, my hero. You'll be remembered forever in my heart, in my mind and in my way of seeing music!
me too ! thanks for your nice words... l was last february with Ivry and always in my heart for his adorable person and of course for his amazing talent!
Wadrian Alefe sir? Ivry Gitlis is not died yet
@@peyonveerakul5525 he died December 24, 2020 at the age of 98
Oh I’m so sorry @Vetzrah Studios I didn’t search more information 😔😔
@@soleaguirre100 I always dreamed of meeting him in person, so I enby you for the time you spent with him. But his legacy will be with us! He was a great human being and a wonderful artist
Todays musicians are too much scared of playing something 'wrong'
xD
It's true though
indeed
The inestimable jazz pianist Thelonius Monk frequently said "there is no such thing as a wrong note. Elizabeth Swarzkopf also had the uncanny ability to make an error into an astonishing musical event.
@@bigwong6206 you know there is no right note in jazz right🤣?
Heifetz often mentioned Gitlis as a real favorite. He was absolutely fearless, and was willing to take every risk imaginable in performance to make the musical moment a spine tingler. A true gypsy on stage and in life.
His virtuosity is astounding.
Both musicians with such different flavours. Heifetz made every piece perfect. Gitlis made every piece HIS.
@@oldschool553 Are you saying Heifetz did not make every piece his?
@@DavidSmith-kc4hzI don't know, did I say that? *Reads year-old comment. Nope apparently I did not.
Gitlis is truly an artist who has never hesitated to sing with his own unique voice.
What a superb vibrato. What a legend! Thank you Master Ivry !
I was thinking the same! I wish I could have a vibrato like that one day
He is one and only.. that vibrato and bow control is out of this world.. there are tons of great and precise violinists in our days but Gitlis is just only one.
Uno dei virtuosi migliori al mondo di ogni tempo, aveva tutto, musicalita’, tecnica e un suono meraviglioso, per non parlare del fraseggio, musicista fenomenale.
So rebellious, but at the same time magnificent. *___*
i met ivry gitlis a couple weeks ago, i watched him give out masterclasses to my friends. i also heard him play. he is getting old, but he still has that skill, and the face when he plays. he is amazing guy
Più lo vedo e lo ascolto e più mi dico che,sì,bravi tutti gli altri..Shlomo,Hilary,Jascha,Isaac,Gil,Itzhak,Ruggero,Victoria,Vladimir,Maxim,David,Igor e tutto il gotha del violinismo passato e attuale.
Ma,signori,qui, come in qualche altro pezzo,IVRY...li mette in riga tutti,quei bravoni. Questo è il violino, la quintessenza del virtuoso, della musicalità sfolgorante mai uguale a se stessa,umorale,comunicativa,stordente se vuoi,mai noiosa e prevedibile.
E' iui la leggenda vivente. God bless!
You cannot lump together Hilary,Gil,Victoria etc.,with Jascha.
An artist who wasn’t afraid to share his uniqueness through his playing.
Il nous a quitté aujourd'hui . Chacune de ses interprétations est un pur bonheur
this is one of my favorite pieces by Saint Saens and Gitlis has the most interesting and unique interpretations of it. i'm very used to this piece being very intense but he makes it something else. something i cant describe, its just unpredictable and keeps you on your toes. he made it sound like he wrote this, he made this piece his and that makes me speechless
Wow Que interpretation más fabulosa !
Ivry siempre deja sin palabras! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😊🎻
Ivry Gitlis knows how a piece should be translated. Every composer should be honored for his aid.
Just heard my first Ivry Gitlis piece in his prime - guy was insanely good, wow!
Rest In Peace maestro!
nobody is like gitlis,he do whatever he wants and still convince us all with his music.
the others are afraid of getting out of the standards....that s why i like him and also as a personality he is so crazy!
We are following each and every one our own voyage ...
The liberty in music, through Gitlis 's example.
When I have listen to Enescu , Mendelsohn , I have recognized this liberty also! ❤ Long live the good musicianship
the best version ever. incredible sound and expression.... i have the luck to know this great man personally and he is the best musician ive ever met.
Ivry Gitlis is brilliant. This interpretation is the best I've ever heard. And his vibrato...
DAmn that accompanist is completely together with him it’s like it’s one person playing both instruments
Except for the last note.
@@harrynking777 no theyre perfectly together
Pludermacher
@@hansdekorver7365
Thanks!
Georges Pludermacher - piano
...A very good pianist, a genuine solits himself, who was accompagnist of Milstein as well... A pupil of the legendary Lucette Descaves. He had a "big head well made" ! Fantastic sight reader....
There is a certain element of pathos in his playing of this, that is very different and unique when compared to how many other violinists approach this piece. And there is stylistically something interesting he does what nobody does today. I guess people were better musicians in the past...
It is the recording industry that has made all looking for perfection but becoming meaningless… the fact they call the music world an "industry" it's already very clear… musicianship cannot be "industrial" but artisan
This perfection is was is hurting modern classical music, to me these modern musicians being turned out are seen more as Athletes the Artist.
At 5;46/8:30 it's fascinating to see a close up of his bow hold mannerism ,It reminds me of Milsteins left lapel
flick as he places the instrument under his chin
there is Ivry Gitlis and there are all other violinists. Interpret that as you wish!
RIP The most touching songs never fade.
pure genius
Absolutely fearless!!! A maverick who plays how he wants - fusion of mind and heart!!! A genius, no doubt.
anyone who complains about this rendition should get their own Strad and show us how it is done.
Родители Иври Гитлиса родом из Украины Каменец- Подольск.1920 г.переехали в Израиль,1922 г.родился великий скрипач 20 столетия.Уникальный музыкант,который вышел за рамки возможного.Потрясающая техника,летучее стаккато, вибрато.Настолько потрясающая игра,что невозможно оторваться от его энергетики он заставляет слушать .Его игра очень тонкая и необычная,он единственный и неповторимый.Очень жаль, когда уходят такие люди,но они оставляют после себя записи,где мы можем наслаждаться его игрой и своим примером показывают нам дорогу по,которой мы должны идти.
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my best version ever !! love it
the best rondo ever! he made this music divine with some devil's spice
He's too underrated, even by himself. Perlman's and Heifetz's vibrato more intense than Gitlis's? No way.
I will admit that I interpreted this piece differently, and more in the fashion of Perlman, but regardless, this is one of the most interesting and, by far, one of the best interpretations of this piece.
Perlman's vibrato is accurate, no more intense, oh no He has a different vibration technique altogether, by definition less intense
how can you not be moved by this sound and interpretation...
Espectacular el pianista 🎉 ambos excelentes 👌 ❤ un placer oirlos!
Your truly unique and blissful tone will be missed, Rest In Peace maestro 😔❤️
A debt of gratitude for giving us lesser mortals a glimpse into the infinite, where anything seems possible.
i cannot pick my jaws up from the ground...theyre like super glued...*faint*
his interpretation is unique...but it also makes sense in the weirdest way...which is very awesome
I love Gitlis. The artistry is next level and the dimensions in tone that he produced is one of a kind.
He Got this unique touch of his... Never Heard anyone Who makes his instrument cry and yell quite like he does
He was a free soul on the strings. Genuine Maestro R.I.P
Any person with only a quarter of ivry’s talent would be a legend in today’s world.
👏👏👏
I'm devastated to know that he's passed away today. He was my hero
Wrong. Gitlis himself would not make it today. Every musicologist and critic would bury him for not expressing what the composer wants or not playing in style.
@@oemj7147Probably, but its refreshing to hear something played differently for once… Everything is played the same, just different faces playing
Although sometimes controversial, Mr. Gitlis is one of a kind. Close your eyes and listen. In a row of great violinists like Heifetz, Oistrakh, Francescatti, Milstein and Stern, Mr. Gitlis can be distinguished from others quite clearly. According to my opinion Mr. Gitlis is a living legend who should be mentioned in the same row as the great performers above. Mr. Gitlis has given music an unforgettable dimension.
Hey BH1827
I agree with you, that fast vibrato is anoying, if it is using permanent. But Gitlis is a master of fast vibrato. You can liked it or hates. This is his own way to show the emotion. It is the case of individual taste. Today i want to listen Gitlis, tomorow I will listen for example Heifetz. Both are genius. But very different persons.
Ivry, you're immortal...
this is the best interpretation of "introduzione e rondò capriccioso" i've ever heard!!bravo
this playing is amazing,a very mature musical understanding.excellent technic...gitlis was a great violonist.he doesn´t have to play like anybody else,he does it in his way,and does it excellent.
There is on youtube Gitlis interpretation of Valse Sentimentale by Tchaikowsky. Amazing. This violinist is true artist
The best Rondo of them all.
RIP. Will always remember you master.
Probably the Greatest violinist ever to play this piece.
oh yeah, this guy!... so unique, definitely.. not sure how to describe him and his sound and musicality (it's just.. his own)...
The pianist is Georges Pludermacher
Milstein's pianist too.
wow this guy is now officially one of my favorite violinists of all time after the recordings ive seen of him up here. His Bloch, Bartok, and this are all really great.
Rest In Peace 🕊 you will be missed a lot but your music will last forever
This is a real gem. I particularly enjoy this from Gitlis. It's one of a kind; a devil-may-care Rondo-Capriccioso that only he, alone, can pull off
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Awfull manners.... But i LOVE it
, God thouched his hands . What a talent
I just had to listen to this twice, but who know, I might listen to this all day long!
il joue comme on nous dit de ne pas jouer, mais ... j'adore! La meilleure version sur youtube à mon avis. La plus émouvante: ca, c'est du violon!
"Comme on vous dit de ne pas jouer" ? C'est à dire ?
Et encore sur ce morceau c'est pas "flagrant" comparé à la chaconne ! Mais c'est ce qui rend son jeu si vivant ! Son violon parle, pleure, s'amuse et joue !
@@christophegeoffroy4281 vibratro trop "tzigane" trop libre, absence de son dit "plein" il a un faux lâcher prise car d'ailleurs c'est pas simple du tout, mais on pourrait qualifier sa sonorité de "sale" pas assez défini, pas net, pas rond voir pas beau mais chez lui c'est justement a travers ça que les émotions passent. Mais effectivement la première fois que je l'ai écouté je me suis dit c'est incroyable sa façon de jouer est a l'inverse de ce qu'on apprend !! Ça m'a obsédé car je me disais comment c'est possible !! Et en plus je suis ému de façon incroyable donc qu'est ce qui se passe !! Ça s'appelle juste de l'émotion !
D'ailleurs à ne pas se méprendre quand on dit que c'est l'opposé de notre apprentissage car ça ne fait pas de lui un mauvais violoniste, bien au contraire !
@@enviedejoie
Bon Dieu, @Christophe. C'est évident - non ? @Marcelito: Il pouvait se le permettre, parcequ'il sait jouer. Ils te le disent pour que tu puisses améliorer encore ta technique... avant d'essayer à briller. ( Mais il est probablement vrai que pas mal de joueurs ne réussissent plus à se libérer de ces principes bien intentionnés... Dans ce contexte il serait peut-être utile de regarder ruclips.net/video/wXNdD6Q2kyg/видео.html. Mais rends-toi compte que Daniel Rowland ne dit pas ce qu'il dit en tant que musicien encore en formation. Il le dit avec toute sa compétence, ses aptitudes de violoniste en poche. )
heifetz was technically perfect and gitlis ist musically perfect ..
Heifetz is the best
And Perlman is the in between. He’s the best
@Levnerad nah
Ah, haha! Heifetz has too many musical problems!! Haha!
Ivry 💫💫💫you are in same place l bet the best place! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🤗
Wonderlfull artist, maginificent human. Always in my heart. Rest in peace expecional being, Gitlis.
A huszadik szazad legnagyobb hegedusei kozul az eggyik legkivalobb🎶💕💕
just 3 weeks ago i had masterclass with him and.. he still plays as he plays here..
Потрясающе!!!
Gitlis the living LEGEND!!!Insane vibrato!!!
oh my god.. i never tough i would listen a sound like this.. i mean, it doesn't matter if is exagerated as this people say, i can feel this is his own and unic interpretation.. i feel nobody can confuse a sound like that... (sorry for my bad-speaked english?
Beauté, du son qui vient de son âme.
Fascinating, the swinging of the bow arm and bow hold an instant before meeting the string.
This is absolutely amazing. Such style and clarity! Wow. And you can tell he immensely enjoys playing this. Thank you Saint-Saens and Ivry Gitlis.
I have yet to see another person perform this as well as this.
très grand virtuose ,je l'adore il vous met du baume au coeur ,mais aussi les larmes aux yeux tellement c'est beau
Quelle richesse ! Quelle générosité ! Quelle diversité expressive : le grand voyage ...
this is what you can call: playing with and on the violin.
Old like gold
es todo un maestro es extraordinario mis felicitaciones -
I went back to this video on his day of birth. Again I almost forgot to breathe. When you've tried to master this instrument for the bigger part of your life.......
Amazing. The vibrato, the bow speed, his total freedom, the expression, his fearlessness etc. Very very special. Thanks Ivry.
DAMN that was amazing!!!!
why always compare Ivry with Heifetz or another violinist? This guy is absolutely unique, not comparable with anyone.
Either you like it or not.
RIP may you make angels dance!
Rest in peace Ivry. Thank you for everything you did, for the pleasure that you played for us, i love you so match! Good luck, rest in peace
Farewell maestro, this was a very favorite of mine from you.
Вижу восторженые комментарии. Мне не зашло. Как-то истерично что ли... Фразы какие-то рваные... Быстрые фрагменты сыграны так, как будто бы это не единое произведение, а соревнование с кем-то на скорость... Может быть я и не прав. В любом случае музыкант выдающийся и здорово, что в сети доступны исполнения почти чего угодно и на любой вкус.
Does anyone know who is playing the piano? He’s doing a fine job
Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ivry Gitlis is the Bernie sanders of music.
le Mélenchon du violon!
LMAO!
an incredible show of virtuosity and a very challenging piece played to perfection, at least, as far as my ear tells me! such accelerando !
3: 38/8:30: amazing glimps into his bowhold
La naturalezza...Adoro!
Such a personal sound and style. Absolutely amazing and unique
bone chilling. beautiful. marvelous. Seriously though, does it piss ANYONE else off that his bow can go THAT crooked at the end, and he STILL sounds like THAT? I mean, for real.
@remusrimbu2 yes, that's true i know, but his violin has a specific sound-as do all violins- and it's a really bright one and I thought that the strings added to the brightness, and the uniqueness of his violin
Love it!
Ivry Gitlis is so exciting to listen to. In that Perlman cannot compare and neither can anyone else. Gitlis is a great even if he hits a few wrong notes sometimes.
My 65 y.o. heart was racing pretty fast there at the end.
exellent je l'ecoute tous les jours!!!!!xD ^^ merci pour cette vidéo!!!!
Quelle merveille! Quel virtuose !!!!❤❤❤ j'ai un portrait de M. Gitlis dans ma boîte à violon
HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY IVRY GITLIS...
REG NATHAN REG NATHAN hello you knows Ivry? I was with him last June and he was excellent and very lovely person! Greetings from Chile
The very definition of creativity, artistry, and personal interpretation. Gitlis has incredible style and personality. Like or dislike, his playing here is absolutely unique, especially compared to monotonous musicians like Oistrakh or Szeryng.
the pianist's octave is also very impressive!!!
Love it
This guy's a cowboy- wildest, most soulful, the best interpretation I've heard of this. He really feels the music.