Perlman, Mehta, Barenboim and du Pré Having Fun During a Rehearsal
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Zubin Mehta and Itzhak Perlman are playing in a funny way before a performance of Schubert's "Trout" Quintet
Franz Schubert - The Trout, excerpt of a rehearsal
Performed by Jacqueline du Pré, Daniel Barenboim, Zubin Mehta and Itzhak Perlman
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Produced by Christopher Nupen
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0:43 - "Do you know there's a SERIOUS public waiting outside?"
XD
I need friends like this
Itzahk sure is a character!
ImNoTreble yes he sure is :-)
OMG, Zubin Mehta kissing Itzak Perlman at 0:29 ~ priceless!!! "Let's make our Mendelssohn!"~ what a fantastic share!!
Are they gay?
Cleo Moore no. In that time it would have been frowned upon to be gay, and so this was probably a joke.
LOVE THIS! haha Perlman and Mehta are two of my all time favorite musicians, and i love seeing them goofing around and not taking themselves too seriously :-)
This makes me laugh everytime I see it! Such great musicans with such great humor!
Best. Thing. Ever.
It was in 1969. It is on a DVD called "The Greatest Love The Greatest Sorrow" by Christopher Nupen.
And how precious the friendships were!
Before and after I 'm listening to Mehta and Barenboim and Perlman, I used to watch this video.
Also, when I am at their live concert, I still smile thinking about this video still.
What a precious scene!
Adorable 😘...they were bros before it was cool to be bros!
How much fun they were having! Mehta looks so different today. Great clips.
this is what a true musician should be... music is all about enjoying and having fun, and we should enjoy doing it in any way we can, but of course there are times that we need to be serious about it too :-) thanks for the great video.
Mehta playing the Recitative at the end, classic!
This brief video can put a smile on anyone's face! : )
They are the og brett and eddy
This moment gives me life
That was impressive and funny! I want to see more of this kind on youtube...
Before the Carnegie Hall concert I think early '70
I have this tape on VHS but I did not look at for a long time...
Wow...made me smile so wide it hurt!!!
Mehta is always a nice person
Aw! It was really fun! :-) Great people, great music!
The music they're playing is not from the quintet. It is the introduction from Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E Minor op. 64. It's one of the best violin concertos ever written.
If you don't know it, you should look up some videos while you're here. There's lots of great renditions of it, including one of Itzhak Perlman (the violinist in this video) playing the 3rd movement when he was like 12 years old or something ridiculous like that. It's a great piece, check it out.
it doesn't say that the piece is from the quintet, it says that they did this before they played the quintet
MrStrangeSensation saying is one of the best violin concertos is completely subjective
@@williamrasasane364 That's okay.
@@williamrasasane364 Not necessarily
Fabulous fun!
and jacqueline du pre, the best violoncelist,. ever
hahaha...funny, my favorite musicians together...ahahaha XD
wow! they are all young!
thank you for sharing
Thanks :)
This made me happy
Together very symptic and beautiful, Bravo!!! 😁
bellissimo!! grandi!!
They are all young at that time.
Always a pleasure to see the "greatest" at play!
Long before the days of clicking, tweeting, +1d'ing, telephones at concerts...., when people really knew how to have fun ...
Perlman, Mehta, Barenboim, du Pre ....the best! ☆☆☆
Are you living under a rock? People still do these things.
@dier190 Zubin Mehta is not Jewish; he is Indian of Zoroastrain (Parsi) lineage. He has often spoken proudly of his Indian heritage.
Super Bravo ♥
its mendelsshon violin concerto in a minor, 1st movement.
they were so awesome!
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to the angels. I love you Jackie! Dorothea :)
I needed this tonight - thank you!
As a kid I hear Robert Merrill say on the Metropolitan Opera Hour that classical musicians were just behind the fun and zaniness had by opera singers: "--just look at Maestro Toscanini!"
LOL! Effing priceless! :P
omg this is so precious!!!!!!!!!
so sweet!
It is a Christopher Nupen film called "Franz Schubert: The Greatest Love the Greatest Sorrow". You can get it on his website,Amazon,EBAY and other places.But visit his website.
regards,
Jan
Now there are some people who know their craft!
jajajaja very fun!!! XD
serious musicians are people too :)
“let’s make out with mendelssohn!” lmao i can’t… this is so funny
And she gave her mum a hug for luck,and they were on their way.....
What a flirt they are proving to be! :-)
impreccionante!
No, they were playing Schubert's "The Trout"
artistas!!!!
cool, that´s very funny, isn´t it?
Hahahah i love this clip so much...
Zubin Mehta's bowing isn't bad!! He must have played some sort of a string/bow instrument in the past.
Yes! He was a concert-level double bassist early in his career, while at the same time becoming one of THE hot young composers to burst on the scene.
@musikgirl1 thank you for the information. I will get this dvd as soon as a have the money :) A historic documentary and performance!
It's Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E.
Available only on vhs for far too long, this was released on DVD in Jan 2016
Hahahahah!
It's the classical music Rat Pack!
JAJAJJAJAJJAJAJAJ THE FUUUUUUCKKK!!!
@musikgirl1 How would i find this DVD? I have looked for it but it doesn't seem to exist.
Hi, may I ask about what music they are playing? It's familiar to me but I just can't recall it's name.
and they say violinists can't have fun
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oh, thanks for the correction.
when was this video taken? Perlman looks so young!
@NextenBlade Mendelssohn- Violin concerto.
@abviolinplayer I think it´s from 1969!
where is abbado?
when was this?
Mendelssohn Concerto in E minor 1st movement
ohai dawg.
oh?
OMG did he really kissed him?
What piece is this?
I kinda like alison.
I admit that jews are fantastic musicians. They have a very special sensibility and a charming clear vision of things which is to be noticed in music as well as in other fields like science. Nevertheless, I find this idea of films where jews are presented as a leading elite, very unfriendly. Maybe my historical and political background is too poor and I can't understand their need for cohesion. But I find examples like this or the film Amadeus where most of the actors were jews somewhat sad...
@31122051 Ma come puoi criticare Perlman?! =__= non ho parole
E poi sono umani anche loro, che male c'è se si divertono?! davvero non ho parole
Cute ++++
Thanks ImNoTreble
I don't even
E* minor
No, it isn't unimportant as you said. I think they are remarkable musicians BECAUSE they are Jews. And because of their fine jewish education. I just don't like this idea: "all jewish, all brilliant" although everybody knows that already. And Du Pres converted to judaism when she married Barenboim, deeply impressing with his jewish-palestinian orchestra. And I'm a great admirer of jewish musicians, it's exclusiveness I don't agree with...If this film isn't a good example, then consider Amadeus.
0:36 TROLLFACE
Did he kiss him? GAY!