Midori plays Bach - Chaconne, Partita No. 2
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- At Castle Köthen, where Johann Sebastian Bach wrote the Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin, Midori fills the historical rooms with the sound of these masterpieces.
For Midori, Bach’s music has always played a significant role in her life: “I lived with the music of Bach for as long as I can remember. His music has always been around me so it feels it always continued to develop inside me. Bach always teaches me to listen, to open my ears and open my mind.” Playing in the chambers of the Castle of Köthen, where Bach spent important and productive years, made a deep impression on the violinist. She said that the premises allowed her to feel connected to Bach and his music in an almost human way: “The sound of the music - how it actually came out, how it felt to be in those rooms - those are the memories I will take with me.”
Midori plays Bach's Sonatas and Partitas (BWV 1001-1006) - for more information about the DVD/Blu-ray follow this link: bit.ly/2hKSfwW
This brilliant artist and the great man will never know how much delight they bring to millions upon millions. Forever grateful.
This piece is like the concentration of what the player has been through in his/her life. She plays with such resilience. It’s mind blowing.
Well put
almost robotic, kind of ruins the piece
I don’t like histrionic comments on RUclips, but this is a seriously overwhelmingly beautiful performance. What genius!
Her violin tone is beautiful and divine. It's like you‘re in another world. She is one of the most great violinist in the world. Her violin tone is nothing less than miraculous.
That Guarneri helps a little ;-)
繊細かつ大胆な弾きっぷり。見事。場所も衣装も品が良く格調高い雰囲気。かと言って気取り過ぎず、まるでプライベートコンサートの様な喜びを感じさせる。とても素晴らしい演奏。何度聴いても飽きない。
みどりさん、こんなに美しい音楽がいつでも聴けるようにしてくださって、ありがとうございます。
Guarneri + Midori + Bach = Perfection
I agree. Perfect itself.
+ location, Castle Kothen
cap
it’s actually :
Hilary Hahn + Stradivarius + Anything = Everything
@@sappclobyt1331 As a Guarneri-ite through and through, I'm afraid that Strad just doesn't 'do it' for me...
i was at the castle last year, and the original score just right there in a glass box.
Wow so cool! I would've tried to steal it.
Was it available to take photos/video from the manuscript? Surely I would ask for permission using my International right to access any material via electronic devices due visual disability. But I ask for "normal" people.
@@eternafuentedeluzdivina3189 no you can't, no photograph is allowed in the museum hmmm.. but i do allowed to take a photo of it since i am filming a documentary there.
@@moseslim1747 in my country, there was an initiative for create a museum for blind people. The "artists" "community" was divided between those who said that arts are for people who can see normally and us, who believe arts don't have frontiers and it's available for everybody. Finally, we "triumphed". The national government said there was not enough money in the State coffers. But something everybody understood about that situation is the international laws about accessibility for people with disability are incredibly efficient in the final goal to secure the equity to the arts using the premise that technology is a way to access the arts via visual help devices that actually don't damage huge piece of art. Of course, if you want to have your credentials for ask that kind of access to the art and respect the preservation requirements that each that piece demands: for example to avoid the use of illumination devices that produce high levels of UV/IR radiation for obtain an image you'll need to enlarge to view details.
Moses Lim hello, where is this castle please?
Absolutely perfect. Every time she plays, I admire her.
Wow, so beautiful. Heavenly. No wonder Midori is so famous.
Wing Low she was in a performance when she was 7-9.
@@ForeverDokkan yes, she debuted as a solo violinist at only age 11
Beary Wow close enough. o7
I don't care how old she was when she debuted I know that her mother has forced her into it a lot. But she's still one of the greatest.
2020年のこの時に、偶然にもこの演奏を聴くことが出来た事に感謝します。心の動悸とともに涙が溢れていますが、力強さをいただきました。ありがとうございます。
この深い音、楽器の特性かもしれないけど、ご本人の生き方全てが表れていると思います。
手を止めて聴き入ってしまう。ずっと聴いていたい。
Midori....still the best violinist of all time!!! It was a privilege to see her perform live with the DSO many years ago.
残響音が少ないなかで細かいニュアンスが聴き取れる、みどりさんの表現力が溢れんばかりに感じ取れる素晴らしい演奏動画だと思います♪💕
Maturity has given her the skill to play those fine nuances
We live in an era where we can enjoy at comfort of our home watching greatest violinist playing a piece by Bach by single click.. so grateful.
Yep greatful . Actually a bit scary
Unfortunately you also live in an era where governments can order you to stay in your home as long as they say on account of a flu like risk.. so disgraceful.
@@dkvikingkd233 Just remember, It could have been 2 weeks-a month, but people chose to deny and make the government (while it isn't the best) look even worse.. so disgraceful.
@@diabolicfish4424 Who cares when the risk is so small, you can't treat people like that in a western society (individual first, collective second). All you commies and technocrats should go live in China if that's the societal system you prefer and stop pestering true westerners with your authoritarian centralized planning!
Is it always about the how the violinist holds the bow to the instrument?
This is the tone, the language, the conversation I have been trying to just let happen between me and the violin for my entire life. She really tells an emotionally complex story and stays in the clarity of it, throughout. I must have listened to this 20 times, always planning to multi-task, and I'm never able to. It re-captivates me every time. I just stop and stare, carried along by the musical lines. I am in awe of Bach, of Midori, and of this beautiful instrument. Just thank you.
Wow. Speechless. Started listening to Midori as a child prodigy, this rendition of Chaconne is Monumental.
It's always a great pleasure to hear one the greatest violinists in the world... Thank you, Midori, for this impeccable gift.
The end for such a magnificent piece is so humble, yet divine.
Bach and Midori melt in this performance into liquid gold. Their relationship is closer than intimate, it is a unity in motion.
こんなすばらしい演奏をするとは！！感動で目頭がジーンとくる。。。。。
感動するということがめっきり減ってしまった私だが、この演奏には魂をゆすられる。なぜ泣けてくるのかわからない。私は五嶋みどり氏を尊敬している。彼女の音色、音楽解釈、それらがとても好きだ。
I don't want to compare this remarkably daring performance to who's and who's. Hundreds must be a humble estimate of Chaconne performances that have blessed me in my walk of life. And still today, Midori made my eyes wet right in the first minute into. Daring, honest performance only masters can admit themselves with no shame or fear. Bravo, Midori.
This is probably one of the best retentions of this piece.
ハンパない音❤😹物事に対する取り組む姿勢🐱
I’m in tears. Thank you.
Dignified, Beautiful flow of Movements & Sound. My deepest respect to her Artistic Integrity.
This is beautiful! I have to click the repeat icon to listen to it again and again!
Запределье...
Я заворожен Чаконой с 17 лет (а мне уже 60+).
Мидори превзошла все прочее. Безупречная техника, на уровне волшебства. Но этого было много, ведь Чакону исполняли многие великие мастера.
Скажем, Иегуди Менухин.
Но дальше нужно включить чувства, что называется на разрыв аорты. Этот шедевр полон страсти, страдания, и полета, и глубокой философии.
Все эти эмоции на прекрасном лице Мидори, с закрытыми глазами, погруженной внутрь себя, в удивительной медитации.
Великая Чакона Баха сливается с великим японским духом.
Целую следы ваших туфель, Мидори...
Celestial performance
Got to see her do the Barber Concerto with the LA Phil the season before they moved to Walt Disney Hall. It was life changing. I'm a string bass player studying the Cello suites, but when I prepare to play Bach, I put this video on.
This is mid May 2020, lockdown for many folks and get to watch great musicians performing at home.
And I saw this video and thought, "Wow! Midori's home is magnificent!" 😂😂😂 Oops... I got it, it's a Castle.
Literally brought tears to my eyes. I'm sobbing right now. 😭❤️😭❤️
Genius Midori is beyond description , immeasurable , unfathomable and full of admiration and deep emotion .
From
Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
It’s performances like these that made me want to learn to play in the first place.
Better get cracken', times awastin'
And then you realize this is one of the hardest pieces ever.
I cannot recall another time when I've tears welled up in my eyes during a performance clip.
まだ小学生くらいだった頃のみどりさんの演奏を録画して何度も観てました。自分は高校生だったのですが、すごいなぁと思っていたのを覚えています😊
She makes this piece look and sound effortless.
Earth 's best violinist !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm fairly sure that the world doesn't deserve this. It's just that good
I love her interpretation!!!!!!!!!
Music's a funny old business. I've said a few disparaging things about Midori's playing over the years, and then she produces this - one of THE great Chaconnes. I've certainly never heard anything better - and the ex-Gibson/Ricci was absolutely wonderful here. A truly phenomenal performance. Many thanks for the upload.
Her upbow chords are like the downbow chords - on point
And she is using the "queen Elisabeth posture"
I've not heard them played upbow before - it works .
@@Tore_Lund Could you explain that please?
@@dsuwa It was bad joke. The queen mother is crouching,,
@@Tore_Lund :-)
Incredible artistry and musicianship!! Beautiful!!!
This is probably my favorite redition of this song that ive ever heard
What a gift she has ❤
すばらしいです。バッハがより好きになりました。演奏してるお部屋も素敵ですね。
Musically brilliant. Visually stunning. Thank you.
Formidable, powerful and intoxicating
NHK で無伴奏を全曲、放映されていたのを偶然発見して、録画しました。素晴らしい演奏で、バッハの素晴らしさはもとより、演奏者の素晴らしさを堪能しました。凡人とは違う、神に愛された芸術家の栄光と責任の重さを窺い知ります。
Life deserves such beautiful playing ❤
Un vrai cadeau. Quelle délicatesse !
What an exquisite interpretation. I appreciate the correct naming of this as Partita No.2 - BWV 1004 (& not the Sonata No.4 as it is so often incorrectly named). BWV 995 to 1012 are among the most divine solo instrumental works ever conceived (Lute, Violin, and Cello).
Anyway, enough of my pedantry 😂 - superb playing.
Those interested should definitely listen to this Chaconne played by various virtuoso classical guitarists also; the 6th en Re tuning bestows an especially resonant and soulful character...
She is amazing...a world treasure!!
Grace and beauty.
Absolutely divine and I feel by knowing her life only through the book written by her mother and knowing Midori’s struggle , I just feel calling her “ talented “ or “ gifted “ are like sins to her life and who and what she really is ...and that judgements with our modesty not only apply to the likes of Ms. Midori Goto but every living being ( human or any lives ) I do feel so in my heart and soul ...with my unforgettable memories of actually listening to her at concert halls in London , Tokyo and various places ...
Wow in the mid 90 i was in concervatory and i was already following here. She is always genius in my mind. I do not know anything but violin from her. She is absolutely intense, perhaps not like Nadja, who when i first saw her perform i was taken to another place in heaven.
These two i would love to play duets or something. I regard them as my violin parents.!!!
It's true, when I saw that her mother called her gifted to then let her practise so much. When I red that she played very all the Paganini caprices and Sonatas of Bach and so on, at the age of 7 and probably also younger. I can't think of the fact how her mother can call her self an artist, a musician. Music is not a competition it's the opposite. It's communication/ language that everyone understands. *I'm sorry for my bad english.
I couldn't live without Bach. She and Hilary Hahn... there are no words.
No words? Anne-Sophie Mutter?
No words meaning that I'm speechless with the sheer beauty of it.
@@elizabethlinsay9193 Of course! Of course!
I Have No Words Beyond Believable
Amazing !!! 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️
Incredible performance
Quelle intensité et beauté d'exécution. Merci!
Brava, brava, BRAVA!
きちんと聞いたの初めてだ。間がいいと思う。中性的な演奏で音の深さが心地よい。他の曲目の演奏も聴いてみようと思います。
Those last few notes are like a benediction...beautiful.
Great as ever !
Bravo!!
Never Look Away the Beauty.
Beautiful soulful rendition of the composition. Her violin posture is unique works for her certainly 🙏🎶🎵
みどりちゃん。貴方はすごい。素敵です。みどりちゃんの弾く音楽が私の身体を染み透って私のものになって出てきます。素晴らしいバイオリニストです。世界最高のバイオリニストのお一人です。ありがとうございます。
Maravilloso Bach. Midori Maravillosa.
The best performance I've heard of this piece so far. Bravo!
You're a true inspiration!
Beautiful playing! ❤
Wow.... speechless, so perfect
Your long-time effort is beyond description. I was overwhemed by the great performance.
LEGEND!
Just wonderful!
涙が止まりません。ありがとう。
Silence. Any word would be a profanation of a sublime momento
...(silently nodding in agreement )
Wow
As a human being, she is a difficult person. However, once she starts to play, anybody can tell that she is unique -- each time I listen to her music, I am deeply moved.
You don't get to this level without sacrifices or internal conflicts.
Why difficult?
One can almost imagine the ghost of JS waking up thinking "Hey, I know that piece. Didn't I write that?"
simply awesome
Wonderful! It's so nice to hear this piece not blasted.
Fantastic !!
みどりさんは 日本の誇りです
非常美妙动听，心目中最好的版本
Bravissima! 👏 👏 👏 👏
Amazing
いつも感動する。世界のミドリ、私達のみどり、素晴らしい 芸術を有難う。彼女のシャコンヌは特に好き💖✨🎵☺️
Certainly up there with Viktoria Mullova and Hilary Hahn. Interesting posture/stance during the first section. Finally felt her open up at the start of the third section, where the notes seem to float upward with her violin bursting the bounds of its physical dimensions. Thanks for posting this!!!
I prefer Nemanja Radulovic
Find Midori's performance much better than Hilary Hahn's. Much deeper and more authentic.
@@sunny-vg6ec I most respectfully disagree. I can enjoy both tremendously.
A much needed escape during a crazy and terrifying time. ❤
素晴らしいです🍀
ガルネリが響き渡っています✨
パールマンの演奏を彷彿します🍀
Sublime! Thank you for sharing this! ❤️
凄い👏👏
全身を使って演奏に没頭する姿、ギタリストの山下和仁さんや歌手のMISIAさんを連想する。集中力、気力、説得力がすごい。
あなたは永遠に美しい
Espectacular
amazing !!!
Sublime!
Perfección y belleza absoluta!
Beautiful and well-timed cadenza, according to a dance. However, after hearing over 200 different performers, I still have a penchant for Gidon Kremer’s.