Daniel, I will never understand this phenomenon, a Jew playing with the best Hungarian taste and intimacy music! And Szigeti was the really best example! Don’t forget, this is the old Szigeti, when he was young he was amazing!!! Beethoven, Brahms, Bruch, Prokofiev, …etc…
His left hand is fantastic (right too of course) with the enormously long little finger. Look at 05:02 where he supports the other fingers with his little finger on the soundboard.
Oh! my God! nobody plays on the violin as like as Joseph Szigeti. his special bowing articulation is forever on the earth, Yeah! veryvery nice violin music. not wind instrument. that's bowed instrument with horse's tail hair. 92yrs.Japanese.
Simply marvelous. Do you know when was this recorded? What orchestra is CBC? Considering who the conductor is, it probably means Canadian Broadcasting Company or something like that.
Szigeti, Kreisler, Milstein, Elman, Zimbalist, Menuhin, Heifetz, Rubinoff, Seidel, Oistrakh, Kogan, Jacobsen, Mishikof, Shumsky, Rosand, Joachim, Huberman, Acheron, Auer, Brodsky, Ernst, Flesch, Gingold, Bronstein, Kremer, Rabin, Hagar Shaham, Szeryng, Vengerov - just a few Jewish violinist that come to mind. Must be something in the food.
Add Miron Poliakin, Ida Haendel, Gitlis, Perlman (how could you omit him of all ??!), Zuckerman, Hirshhorn, Norbert Brainin (the legendary 1st violin in Amadeus) to the list, and it would yet be incomplete… !
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Спасибо, Евгений Николаевич!
I have always loved his playing. He had such good taste
Thank you very much !
From Iran 🌹
Great historical document!
1974 I had one year Anna Witmann from Hungria as violin teacher in São Paulo. Great times. Very thankful
Beautiful!
What great and beautiful FUN!!! Thank you
Daniel, I will never understand this phenomenon, a Jew playing with the best Hungarian taste and intimacy music! And Szigeti was the really best example! Don’t forget, this is the old Szigeti, when he was young he was amazing!!! Beethoven, Brahms, Bruch, Prokofiev, …etc…
Maybe a Hungarian Jewish. Why not?
That is no problem. He was a great violinist!
This is a dumb, offensive comment. He was Hungarian, what difference if he was a Jew?
@@SIMON8958, I Agree.
Incredible video!!!!!
Thank you Daniel ! Another wonderful gem !
wonderful thank you
Sublime
Maravillosa interpretación del Excepcional Violinista .
What!?!
Sublime ❤
Thank you very much Daniel 🤗
Слава и благодарность Понасенкову!
Sonido de Excelencia , unido a un brillante Tono y Magistral estilo .
BRAVO
Пришёл от великого, ВЕЛИЧАЙШЕГО! Евгения Николаевича Понасенкова...
His left hand is fantastic (right too of course) with the enormously long little finger. Look at 05:02 where he supports the other fingers with his little finger on the soundboard.
I think that was actually him missing the fingerboard :)
Grazie Daniel! Che bellissima composizione e che bellissima esecuzione! ❤
Oh! my God! nobody plays on the violin as like as Joseph Szigeti. his special bowing articulation is forever on the earth, Yeah! veryvery nice violin music. not wind instrument. that's bowed instrument with horse's tail hair. 92yrs.Japanese.
Simply marvelous. Do you know when was this recorded? What orchestra is CBC? Considering who the conductor is, it probably means Canadian Broadcasting Company or something like that.
When was this recorded?
Wow this is realistic? Is this AI as well?
While I strive to achieve legend status as a trickster, I am not quite at that level yet :)
Tight bow?
Szigeti, Kreisler, Milstein, Elman, Zimbalist, Menuhin, Heifetz, Rubinoff, Seidel, Oistrakh, Kogan, Jacobsen, Mishikof, Shumsky, Rosand, Joachim, Huberman, Acheron, Auer, Brodsky, Ernst, Flesch, Gingold, Bronstein, Kremer, Rabin, Hagar Shaham, Szeryng, Vengerov - just a few Jewish violinist that come to mind. Must be something in the food.
The virtues of gefilte fish 🐟
Add Miron Poliakin, Ida Haendel, Gitlis, Perlman (how could you omit him of all ??!), Zuckerman, Hirshhorn, Norbert Brainin (the legendary 1st violin in Amadeus) to the list, and it would yet be incomplete… !