Sarah Chang: Mendelssohn Violin Concerto Mvt.2
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Mendelssohn Violin Concerto Movement 2 Andante
SARAH CHANG, NEW YORK
PHILHARMONIC & KURT MASUR - AVERY FISHER HALL 1995
MOVEMENT 3 HERE:
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Sarah Chang performance of Mendelssohn Violin Concerto is truly exquisite. I enjoy listening to this concerto very much
Sarah has such a colourful variety yet powerful vibrato that penetrates deep into the heart. Unbeatable version of Mendelssohn Concerto!
Imagine going to see this amazing work of musical art back in the day and having your emotions tugged as much as they are today. Crazy to think Mendelsohn was too sick to go to the opening. It's one of the best concertos ever. Truly how you bring a grown man to tears.
2악장의 음악적 감성, 당신의 잔잔한 미소띤 연주 모습, 한국 불상에 흐르는 미륵반가사유상 의 엷은 미소, 놀라운 감성의 조화입나다. . (뉴욕 메트로 폴리탄 미술관에서 전시했던 불상을 떠올리며)
I recall being blown away upon seeing this performance on PBS, how remarkably well she played. I first fell in love with the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in D at the age of 17, upon hearing an old 78 rpm recording by Isaac Stern. This movement in particular became and has remained one of my favorites ever since....gorgeously melodic, almost sensuously meloncholy too!
이 15세 소녀연주자의 여유로움은 어디서 오는걸까 ? 연주자가 악보를 숙지하고있는것이 아니라 마치 악보와 작곡가가 연주자를 숙지하고 따라가는 시간을 뛰어넘은 친숙함 ------, 만일 이연주에 일탈이 있다면 그건 연주자의 몫이 아니라 신의 몫인것처럼--.
She sings touchingly through violin, bringing into every note of this Mendelssonhn concerto her refreshing, colorful, daring, vibrant, and creative youth. A favorable comparison with Shlomo Mintz.
@michael2010now and this is where you're wrong. Does she have anything to cover up? Her phrasing is perfect. Here, she uses her wonderful vibrato merely to add to the feeling of tenderness and cantabile. If she had played this with no vibrato whatsoever, I'm sure what you would hear is a perfectly phrased, musical piece. I do agree that the Oistrakh recording is beautiful, but I think Sarah Chang has more of an emotional investment in this. You can hear it in her playing, and see it on her face.
The Jewish Maestro Mendelssohn second Violin Movement was in "Gone With Wind". Beatifully interpreted by Sarah Chang, Virtuasa.Thanks for making it available in You Tube!
Also thanks to you the beauty virtuoso Miss Sarah Chang, you play like a Godess, God blesses you.
the direct transition between the first and the second mvt, with the bassoon sustaining the B and then moving up to C and the orchestra playing in C minor and then finally in C major... The melody of the solo violin...is of undescriptible Beauty.. This musical work is a jewel of classical music. Thank you mister Mendelssohn, your place will always be among the Greatests.
Es una niña prodigio, ella está sintiendo cada nota en lo mas profundo de su alma y corazón
I found that I had tears in my eyes while listening to Sarah's playing... :')
She was one of my idols growing up. So talented! I have this concert on VHS. I used to think it was so cute how the conducter and Sarah Chang would always trade little glances. But it's really just for silent communication and pacing.
I dont know how to describe this in english but I notice at 4:56 she fell to sleep and playing from her dream, it must be a very beautiful dream.
It doesn't matter what blood she is, music and art know no borders, they are universal, her talent is a gift for all of us regardless of nation.
I recall watching this performance on PBS while sitting in my apartment in Chicago....was blown away by the talent of this very young lady! She's only gotten better with age.
I am Blown away..... wish you had the rest of it.....
so beautiful...i love this. perfect!!
I love your smile, Sarah!!! (It's hard for me to smile when I play violin...) Keep up the great playing!!
gd, but just a little 2 much vibrato for me
Food for the soul. Moves me to tears.
This sound is the heaven in the earth.
wow! she helps me to feel better about life!!!
오 ! 장영주! 놀랍다.
@MusicAsMission Yikes, even Webber's only legitimately good musical has stolen stuff in it...sad..
perfectly executed and such depth of feeling at such a young age
@sivery70914 You cant say that only people with "class" can appreciate classical music. Florenec Foster Jenkins liked it so much she sang it, and it wasn't that good. Music in all genres are for everyone.
TIENE QUINCE APENAS!!!!!!?????
no sea tonto mae yo con quince años y no toco ni guitarra
pero vea como toca esa muchacha el violin
sarah your born for music. i simply love your music.
good luck.
(translation below)
Magnífica Sara Chang.
yes, it is deep and romantic, a jewel of my first love time, it was our concert. But without any doubt Beethoven violin concerto for me is the best, forever new. Magnifica Saha Chang.
Even though Beethoven is the best this composition is sweet and beautiful. lol
I can't tell if you're meaning to be nice or if you're meaning to be cruel. If it's the former, thank you, and I'm not sure how I got to be this way. If it's the latter, well, I'm sorry you feel that way.
Gorgeous piece.
And I like how everyone waits until their finished, then starts having coughing fits. xD
She pushs this orchestra way too much and doesn't savor and enjoy every single note in this movement like it should be. Her shifts cant be quite scary sometimes too.
Too bad Andrew Llod Webber totally ripped it off almost note for note and stuck it in Jesus Christ Superstar ("I Don't Know How to Love Him")
You are awesome
14 actually
heeey calm down. he was wrong, ok. but that doesn't entitle you for this kind of behaviour.
Una musica divina suonata appassionatamente con eccezioinale talento !
She's my inspiration ＼(◎o◎)／！
I love her!!!
♡♥♡♥♡♥♡♥♡♥
Almost impossibly beautiful..... THANK YOU!
This piece of music comes from heaven and relax my soul !
Meh, now she is 29, she was 15 on that time
Ok, no one bite my head off but I think she rushes way too many phrases. I've just come out of playing this piece and I know everyone's interpretation is going to be different, but I think her phrasing is too rushed. Most of the climactic points should be held longer in my opinion to make it musical, especially with such a calm, beautiful movement. She's without a doubt an entirely professional musician , but call me picky; I think there's something too hasty about it.
i belive that some pieces was garbage, but her interpretation is so great so much that now i like it.
Creía que algunas piezas eran basura, pero su interpretaciones is grandiosa, tanto así que ahora me gustan.
So it is true! Andrew Lloyd Webber ripped off Mendelssohn at :34 to write "I don't know how to love him" from Jesus Christ Superstar. I never realised this until I actually hear it played out. Shame on him!!!!!
You share with us, @9227541, a telling anecdote. Indeed, in music (as in some other forms of arts) those--not many--recognized as specially talented at a very young age seldom fail to develop into prominent musicians/artists. Why? Primarily because of their born gift coupled with their undying passion for what they naturally love in their hearts. These few include Yuja Wang, Evgeny Kissin, and Sarah Chang here
오 ! 장영주!
Wow, you're so smart and cultured? Just HOW did you get to be so smart? I mean, not being a member of the ignorant, disrespectful teenage youth must have taken so much effort and sacrifice on your part.
This young lady needed to be told very early on by her teachers that vibrato, no matter how tight, when plastered uniformly over every note longer than a crochet, is an affectation of which the discerning listener quickly tires and can even be offended by, as it is usually applied in an attempt to remedy what is fundamentaly unmusicality in performance. Here, the unmusicality is based on lack of understanding of the musical message and a consquential failure of meaningful phrasing. C/f Oistrakh.
So so beautiful!
@AndersGraven You need immediate care from an otolaryngologist! Teasing lol. Now seriously, it may not be your ear but your tongue that's turned machine-like and monotonous.
Não existe aquela alma que esta fadada a ir para um céu ou para um inferno qualquer. A única alma que existe é aquele sentimento profundo, oriundo do homem ao produzir uma obra tão linda e perfeita quanto a natureza , como é este concerto para violino. Mendelssohn, um ser dotado de uma alma divina. Só uma obra como esta redime um homem da mesquinhez de uma vida....
JACI DONIZETI PIO NOVO(BRASIL/SÃO PAULO-13/04/2010)
ahh so good man HOW THE HEL DOES SHE DO THOSE DOUBLE STOP THINGS AT 3:30 dam i have my exam like in 3 weeks and i'm still quite slow and messy
she looks pretty in that green dress....altho she should lose some weight eheheh
LOL. Yeah, that shows a lot of respect for all of the orchestral musicians and Chang when everyone is completely quiet during their performance. Music is the highest form of art, so it deserves the utmost respect.
For a proper understanding of what this slow movement is all about, one cannot do better than listen to Oistrakh and, especially, Mischa Elman, with their unadulterated purity and tenderness, marvellously apt phrasing and superb control of tempo and rubato. You younger players, no matter how talented and dextrous, need to stop, listen, and learn from such total masters, and not rush on to try and create big pseudo-emotional sensations and impressions by wobbly souping-up of such great music.
si, es profundo y romántico, una joyita del tiempo de mi primer amor, era "nuestro concierto". Y sin duda alguna para mi lo mejor es el concierto de Beethoven, para violin y orquesta, siempre nuevo.
Magnífica Sara Chang.
Oh, so this is what Andrew Loyld Webber used to make the song I dont know how to love him in the musical JC Superstar?
DUDE NO FUCKIN WAY SHE'S HERE. Omg, I've seen this performance at least 20 times, never cared what age she is. But to hear that she's 15, Omg? Amazing!!
@misslanvin I suspect she would play it differently today. She's commented more than once that she winces sometimes, hearing her teen performances, knowing how differently she would approach the same pieces today.
Not to sure about the Lloyd-Weber similarity. That reminds me of the jingle writer who wrote 40 jingles a day. When asked 'Doesn't that take alot out of you ?' he answered 'Not as much as I take out of Mozart and Mendelson!'
amazing!
Comments are open to all people, musicians and non-musicians. I am a violist and never worked on this piece, but I could play it on either viola or violin, why not? There is no way to avoid the hundreds of hours put into preparing a concerto, no matter your age. f you don't agree with my comments, fine. I am still entitled to make comments just as you are!
I cannot possibly explain phrasing to you. Many years of maturity and experience lead to an understanding of the analysis needed to phrase the piece the way you hear it.
If you do not hear the minor other problems I mention, sorry. I can. Her intonation is very good. She is now a mature virtuoso who is in big demand. As in other forms of art, musicians must constantly seek to improve every aspect of their playing, all the time. This is our main job. You don't just get to some level and stay there. You are always hoping to improve, and honest criticism is something valuable.. I assume you, Katia, and you, Grant can play this concerto at least as well as Sarah Chang did at this age - otherwise, why are you asking me to play it?
@pieguyfry22 In Theatres they should give you Vicks along with the programme... It's like they wait the whole week just to cough in the concert...
I wish more people would listen to this than Justin Timberlake. I honestly do. And I'm a teenager.
I don't know what any of this means, but I gave you a 'thumbs up' because you sound really excited and this concerto excites me too haha. Sarah Chang! otra joya!
0:33
very good !!!~~
@autexcbaty Itzak Pearlman played the third one... I would give you the link but youtube doesn't allow
@Republicrat74 Correction in order....this is his last VC, the one in E Minor, not the one in E he composed at the age of 13 and only recently discovered (circa 1950).
@5050zulu1 Your ears need to be checked... Hilary Hahn is very emotionally devoid. Sarah chang is a very technically brilliant and emotionally powerful violinist.
i'd hit myself in the head for not having downloaded this yet. really.
Maravilhosa Sarah !
So brilliant technically and one of a dozen violinists. Sounds machine like and monotonous. Like Berlin Phil.
El sonido sublimado del violín te hace despegar hasta los pies de la tierra.
Ok let me ask this question.. who are the 18 people who dislike this??? They must be insane..
Un dia el odio sera musica, y la pobreza una melodia y las lagrimas sonrrisas...
how old is she?
So technically correct, but it's like listening to machine. Overrated in my opnion.
all: sarah cheng, the orchestra, and the video quality are awesome, so i cant get why this video gets 4.5? 5 Star without a second thought!
Alguem bota o 3rd movement ?
Please preciso do 3rd movement!!!!!!!!!!
Alguem bota no youtube aiiii!
Gyönyörű szép : sír a hegedű a szívemig hat ,nagyon szeretem hallgatni ! Köszönöm .
wow i just read about sarah chang in a fictional story... but to see this....wow
HAHA! I love how everyone laughts during the short break beetwen the movements! So rude! xD I hate it when they does that!
I'm with you here, She seems to be missing a lot in this performance.
I'll chalk it up to her being young though.
왜눈물이나지
If I were the other violinist I would have just put my violin down in shame...
omg
Splendida , divina musica !
Una musica da sogno !
Sarah Chang plays great-so sad that Masur conducts the orchestra and not Klaus Tennstedt!!!!
Yeah it is pretty hard. You have to have good finger dexterity.
My violin teacher always shows us Sarah Chang before we start playing
That's a cool audience. They hold in their coughs during performance. :)
Good research by you, yes Sarah is amazing.
Also I have just pressed the ''Love'' It button !!
Forget the players, feeeeeeeeel the composers. Such ideas! Whence did they pick them from?
She will be 28 on Dec 10 2008
Apparently 18 Justin Bieber fans watched this video...
o my goodness once the song almost ends, so maaany coughs haa.
But beautiful concerto!!
@theviolin1227 not flat, but u need to keep ur wrist straight
Not alot of people at our age appreciate anything...