To my ears, Joshua Bell is not only an exquisite soloist with a musical mind of unmatched subtlety, but also immensely sensitive to the orchestra -- a great ensemble player. I don't always hear that in the soloist to this degree. There was nothing missing, nothing out of place, no imposition of personal dominance, just Heavenly music.
I agree. His performances are always balanced very well with the orchestra and himself, which I'd imagine is very hard to do. It adds to the experience so much, being able to hear all of the moving parts working together to create a great experience.
It's frustrating listening to this concerto if the violinist is not powerful, or has a weak instrument or the sound tech doesn't know how to mic the violin. I could hear every note, both from Bell and from the orchestra. I've always been thrilled by Bell's playing. He hits it out of the park here. Thanks, JB!!! Thanks, Bamburg! Thanks, Dvorak!
Apollo came down from Olympus to play the violin in this magnificent concerto. In contrast to what I might read down in the comments, I real enjoyed very much Bell's facial expressions - that means that he feels music when playing it! If people get somewhat upset with the expressions... just close their eyes... You are great Joshua Bell! Bravo! Bravissimo! Arcibravo!
Absolutely! I remember a concert with Barry Tuckwell performing with the Minnesota Orchestra many decades ago and he stood there stoic, expressionless, dispassionate, which robbed the performance of any soul. Barry was a great master on the horn, but he did his audience disservice at what could have been a more memorable performance.
The Bamberg Symphonic Orchestra made a huge step forward ..thanks to Hrusa. I‘ve seen them live playing Beethoven 5th. Performing like a dream.Best Beethoven 5th ever heard. This Orchestra is following very lyrical and with musicality the theme . Great Bell here .
Dans cette interprétation si pénétrante, avec toutes les nuances possibles, ce violoniste est sublime, il ne joue pas, il vit cette musique viscéralement de tout son corps de toute son âme ! un génie !
L' élégance, la finesse et à la fois la puissance du jeu, le sens de la structure, l'intelligence de la balance et du dialogue avec l'orchestre (qui est magnifique!!) permettent à ce grand artiste de nous gratifier d'une interprétation riche d'émotions, de couleurs et de poésie. Sans doute une des plus magnifiques que j'ai entendues dans ma vie. A la fois, il y a l'amour du détail et les envolées romantiques. Cette interprétation est un véritable voyage en pays tchèque qui suscite l'envie de danser et de chanter à la fois et me fait encore plus aimer ce concerto. Sûr que specialement les tchèques doivent s'y retrouver totalement au niveau de l'esprit Le tempo du 3ème mouvement est nécessaire à mon avis pour faire ressortir les polyrythmies et la danse Je ne me lasse pas d'écouter cette interprétation. Merci Joshua Bell!!
votre commentaire dithyrambique ne mérite rien de plus : je le partage totalement. Joshua Bell se produira à Paris les 11 et 12 mai 2022 à la Philharmonie de Paris ! vite vite il reste quelques places!
Uno dei talenti più grandi del nostro tempo con uno dei Direttori più interessanti della nuova generazione ed entrambi ho avuto la fortuna di vedere all'Auditorium a Roma con l'Accademia di Santa Cecilia con lo stesso Concerto per Violino di Dvorak lo scorso anno a febbraio
I forgot to compliment the orchestra and the conductor. The orchestra was so sensitive with great section leaders playing solos. This is the best example of this piece for me. It’s hard to find orchestras and soloists where it’s all about the music! Plenty of tempo fluctuations. BRAVO not to be afraid of doing ritardandos and breaths, etc. Not just conservative, sterile educated musical phrasing.
Gorgeous piece by 1 of the greats. As played by 1 of, if not the greatest. This is video you have to see, as well as hear. To see how Joshua throw himself fully into this performance - face, body, and literally sweat.
This is very similar to the first recording I heard of this concerto 45 years ago - Derek Collier on Decca. that recording spoiled me for slower, less emotional versions. Loving this!
Dvořak and Tchaikovsky became friends when Tchaikovsky did few times concerts in Prague (and tour in Europe)...They were also on Verdi´s Opera Ottelo together in Prague.
Without doubt and utterly superb and amazing and incredibly beautiful Joshua you are beyond brilliant and outstandingly wonderful. Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you playing this with such passion and sensitivity too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags ❤❤❤
I have always marveled on how people can memorize ...learn ... KNOW ... the music so well as to NOT need any music before them. I guess it is ..felt ... learned. I am not sure as I have never talked to a concert violinist. This piece gives me goosebumps. My father ... and in a small part ... Bugs Bunny... gave me a love for classical.
He plays more in the “traditional old fashioned “ style. A true concert artist has their own sound and style. It’s nice to hear individuality and true artistry!!! BRAVO !!!!! He ranks up there with Heifetz, Stern, Milstein, Oistrakh, Perlman, Zukerman, Tretyakov, Gitlis, Rosand, Haendel, Szeryng, Rapin, Vengerov, etc. All great individual sounding virtuosos. He is one of the few last live reminders of a previous era of playing.
Herzlichen ❤❤❤ Dank an das ganze Ensemble besonders grandios fur dem Violinen Spierler😮❤❤. Gruß aus dem schönen Schwarzwald Schallstadt südlich von Freiburg Joachim Ehlers
Озноб по коже от этой прекрасной игры, красоты произведения, самая прекрасная музыка в мире , классика, и тот мастер который может ее исполнить на высочайшем уровне мастерства--- велик!
This was a magnificent rendition of this concerto, Mr Bell played it with so much attention to detail and his interpretation was perfectly lyrical and songful! I'm so happy to have found this video! A rare gem! 😍❤️😍
I WAS SEARCHING SOO LONG SOO FUCKING LONG FOR THIS PIECE Allegro ma non troppo FINALLY IN MY HANDS, THE AMOUNT OF JOY THAT I GOT WHEN I FOUND IT, WAS INVALUABLE
I wonder about people who think his facial expressions mean he dislikes this concerto. A few weeks ago he made pretty much the same expressions playing the Sibelius violin concerto. I guess he doesn't like that concerto either, or someone in the front row had B.O.
I agree with you...Bell is favourite in New York and is preferred over Hahn or Ehnes by the uneducated public. His vibrato is weak and interpretations quite insignificant.
For Christ's sake stand still man, you're making me nervous with all that moving around. Furthermore, this performance leaves me completely cold. Too nervous, too sweaty, not inspired.
Lol you don’t know anything about interpretation. You really think a soloist can’t feel his playing containing negative emotions and just let it pass and perform it?
@@bruh7130 I really don't understand anything about interpretation; but I prefer less theater and more art, as in the stone face of Heifetz, Mistein, Rubinstein, Claudio Arrau and others ...
I agree with you. However, I would like to disagree that moving oneself or gestures shows that a soloist doesn’t like the piece. I think stone faces can be good when it’s time to focus, but always having a stone face lacks showmanship and makes the audience bored.
@@bruh7130 I wrote a joke about Joshua Bell "not liking the Dvorak Concerto"... certainly he likes. I am brazilian and here, in the tropics, we laugh about serious things to express what we feel. These facial expressions tire the audience; a good artist does'nt need to make faces to express the subtleties of art; the best music is that we can hear with closed eyes (so said the great Brazilian composer and conductor Camargo Guarnieri with whom I worked for many years). Heifetz and Milstein had stone faces and were nonetheless charismatic.
@@bruh7130 This was a very intemperate response to an ill-expressed attempt to tell a joke. There is no reason to get unpleasantly personal at somebody who doesn't know the nuances of English as well as you seem to.
To my ears, Joshua Bell is not only an exquisite soloist with a musical mind of unmatched subtlety, but also immensely sensitive to the orchestra -- a great ensemble player. I don't always hear that in the soloist to this degree. There was nothing missing, nothing out of place, no imposition of personal dominance, just Heavenly music.
I agree. His performances are always balanced very well with the orchestra and himself, which I'd imagine is very hard to do. It adds to the experience so much, being able to hear all of the moving parts working together to create a great experience.
Augustin Hadelich is excellent too.
It's frustrating listening to this concerto if the violinist is not powerful, or has a weak instrument or the sound tech doesn't know how to mic the violin. I could hear every note, both from Bell and from the orchestra. I've always been thrilled by Bell's playing. He hits it out of the park here. Thanks, JB!!! Thanks, Bamburg! Thanks, Dvorak!
Hello! Do you know the name of the last one?
Cavatina from Romantic Pieces. @@xuehualiu5360
My God, the Adagio takes my breath away!
Thank you very much!
Why can't I find this song? I can't understand what he said later. I heard Joshua Bell say the name was short
Apollo came down from Olympus to play the violin in this magnificent concerto. In contrast to what I might read down in the comments, I real enjoyed very much Bell's facial expressions - that means that he feels music when playing it! If people get somewhat upset with the expressions... just close their eyes... You are great Joshua Bell! Bravo! Bravissimo! Arcibravo!
Absolutely! I remember a concert with Barry Tuckwell performing with the Minnesota Orchestra many decades ago and he stood there stoic, expressionless, dispassionate, which robbed the performance of any soul. Barry was a great master on the horn, but he did his audience disservice at what could have been a more memorable performance.
FULLY AGREE WITH YOU IN ALL POINTS, facial epressions as well as rendition !
Very sensible comments from Katia and Sir Vincent. Bravo
I closed my eyes and was offended by the intonation the faces were better
If they don't like it they should play without funny faces instead.
Very affecting playing from Maestro Bell. The Bamberg S. O. Once again proves itself the most underrated orchestra on Earth, in my opinion. Hoomeyow!!
The Bamberg Symphonic Orchestra made a huge step forward ..thanks to Hrusa.
I‘ve seen them live playing Beethoven 5th. Performing like a dream.Best Beethoven 5th ever heard. This Orchestra is following very lyrical and with musicality the theme .
Great Bell here .
Dans cette interprétation si pénétrante, avec toutes les nuances possibles, ce violoniste est sublime, il ne joue pas, il vit cette musique viscéralement de tout son corps de toute son âme ! un génie !
Je suis tout à fait d’accord avec vous. Norah de Almeida
L' élégance, la finesse et à la fois la puissance du jeu, le sens de la structure, l'intelligence de la balance et du dialogue avec l'orchestre (qui est magnifique!!) permettent à ce grand artiste de nous gratifier d'une interprétation riche d'émotions, de couleurs et de poésie. Sans doute une des plus magnifiques que j'ai entendues dans ma vie. A la fois, il y a l'amour du détail et les envolées romantiques. Cette interprétation est un véritable voyage en pays tchèque qui suscite l'envie de danser et de chanter à la fois et me fait encore plus aimer ce concerto. Sûr que specialement les tchèques doivent s'y retrouver totalement au niveau de l'esprit
Le tempo du 3ème mouvement est nécessaire à mon avis pour faire ressortir les polyrythmies et la danse Je ne me lasse pas d'écouter cette interprétation. Merci Joshua Bell!!
superbe commentaire, rien à y ajouter, je partage totalement votre enthousiasme
votre commentaire dithyrambique ne mérite rien de plus : je le partage totalement. Joshua Bell se produira à Paris les 11 et 12 mai 2022 à la Philharmonie de Paris ! vite vite il reste quelques places!
Hello! Do you know the name of the last one?
Look his face covered with sweat. oh! His passion is admirable & noble.
So so Beautiful sound make me cry!
Hello! Do you know the name of the last one?
It touches me as well.
The atmosphere at the Proms is always warm-hearted. The encore romantic piece is a gem. Thank you JB, and all with him!
Hello! Do you know the name of the last one?
Consistently musical. (Hard to achieve for this one.) Bravo, Joshua!
Uno dei talenti più grandi del nostro tempo con uno dei Direttori più interessanti della nuova generazione ed entrambi ho avuto la fortuna di vedere all'Auditorium a Roma con l'Accademia di Santa Cecilia con lo stesso Concerto per Violino di Dvorak lo scorso anno a febbraio
Hello!Do you know the name of the last one?
Heart is melting ~ the encore is what we always expect after the big finale of violin concertos ~^^
instablaster.
I forgot to compliment the orchestra and the conductor.
The orchestra was so sensitive with great section
leaders playing solos. This is the best example of
this piece for me. It’s hard to find orchestras and soloists
where it’s all about the music! Plenty of tempo fluctuations.
BRAVO not to be afraid of doing ritardandos and breaths, etc.
Not just conservative, sterile educated musical phrasing.
Hollo! DO you know the name of the last one?
Gorgeous piece by 1 of the greats. As played by 1 of, if not the greatest. This is video you have to see, as well as hear. To see how Joshua throw himself fully into this performance - face, body, and literally sweat.
JB portrayed beautiful scenery. His violin 🎻 playing is a transformed cosmic gift 💝
I was thinking all along in the 3rd movement "this is too fast..." ... but the coda was flaming exhilarating!!!
This is very similar to the first recording I heard of this concerto 45 years ago - Derek Collier on Decca. that recording spoiled me for slower, less emotional versions. Loving this!
His tone is so mellow, perfect for Dvorak, Mendelssohn, Bruch.
Exato! Exact!
Tchaikovsky
Dvořak and Tchaikovsky became friends when Tchaikovsky did few times concerts in Prague (and tour in Europe)...They were also on Verdi´s Opera Ottelo together in Prague.
Také výtečný pro Slavíkův houslový koncert... Děkuji. Zdravím z Čech.
Soo true! Same for Tchaikovsky, btw!
Joshua Bell is the greatest violinist in the world! May God bless Joshua Bell and his family!Amen!
Joshua Bell é maravilhoso!!! Joshua Bell is wonderful!!!
Without doubt and utterly superb and amazing and incredibly beautiful Joshua you are beyond brilliant and outstandingly wonderful. Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you playing this with such passion and sensitivity too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags ❤❤❤
I have always marveled on how people can memorize ...learn ... KNOW ... the music so well as to NOT need any music before them. I guess it is ..felt ... learned. I am not sure as I have never talked to a concert violinist. This piece gives me goosebumps. My father ... and in a small part ... Bugs Bunny... gave me a love for classical.
Preciosa composición de Dvorak, la orquesta magnífica y el solista Bell grandioso. Un verdadero placer. Gracias por subirlo
Hello! Do you know the name of the last one?
What do you mean saying “the name of the last one?
Joshua Bell excelente solistá transmite ko q sienete desde el findo de su alma.
He plays more in the “traditional old fashioned “ style.
A true concert artist has their own sound and style.
It’s nice to hear individuality and true artistry!!!
BRAVO !!!!! He ranks up there with Heifetz, Stern,
Milstein, Oistrakh, Perlman, Zukerman, Tretyakov,
Gitlis, Rosand, Haendel, Szeryng, Rapin, Vengerov, etc.
All great individual sounding virtuosos. He is one of
the few last live reminders of a previous era
of playing.
you forgot Kennedy
También Ferras, Kogan, Neveu.
Herzlichen ❤❤❤ Dank an das ganze Ensemble besonders grandios fur dem Violinen Spierler😮❤❤. Gruß aus dem schönen Schwarzwald Schallstadt südlich von Freiburg Joachim Ehlers
Озноб по коже от этой прекрасной игры, красоты произведения, самая прекрасная музыка в мире , классика, и тот мастер который может ее исполнить на высочайшем уровне мастерства--- велик!
Excelente interpretacion ....aplausos
Este concierto es una preciosura
The King! Great performance!!
*This Is Real Dvorak*
Восхитительно! Почему нельзя ставить лайк после каждого просмотра?
Je n'ai jamais autant aimé le violon. Thank you Joshua Bell.
This was a magnificent rendition of this concerto, Mr Bell played it with so much attention to detail and his interpretation was perfectly lyrical and songful! I'm so happy to have found this video! A rare gem! 😍❤️😍
Splendid. Joshua!!!!
Absolument remarquable !
Magnifique 🎉👏à chacun, soliste et orchestre, tous passionnés et le public l'a bien reconnu. 🎶💓🎶✨👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I love this is so beautiful.
An amazing violinist
Joshua Bell finde ich einfach großartig
Thank you Joshua Bell !❤
Exquisite....thank you...
Прекрасный дирижёр и оркестр!!!❤
Maravilloso
An amazing violinist ❤ ameiii, o cara é demais slc
Wonderful passion! I can hear it in his playing. Thank you so much
Hello! Do you know the name of the last one?
I forget how great he is.
He really is
Comfortable atmosphere makes me euphonic .
From
Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Which national are you watching this video ？
Brazil
Taiwan
Philippines
@@delrenatoaltoe
Thankyou
From
A corner of immeasurable Tokyo
🍥🍚🥢🍜🎴🍘🎑🍣🍲🍓🥟🍱🍢🍙🍡🎎🎏⛩️💮💮🎍🌸🗼🥋👘💐🏵️🍀🇯🇵
@@何元輔-c6x
Thankyou
From A corner of shining and immeasurable Tokyo
🍀🏵️💐👘🥋🗼🌸🎍💮⛩️🎏🎎🍡🍙🍢🍱🥟🍓🍲🍣🎑🍘🎴🍜🥢🍚🍥🎋🍇🎀🇯🇵
Yes! Joshua Bell rocks.
Great stuff
Маэстро , брависсимо 👏
Intonation LOL
Intonation OMG
bravo bravo... refreshing as always.
Hello! Do you konw the name of the last one?
Life!!!!
I WAS SEARCHING SOO LONG SOO FUCKING LONG FOR THIS PIECE Allegro ma non troppo FINALLY IN MY HANDS, THE AMOUNT OF JOY THAT I GOT WHEN I FOUND IT, WAS INVALUABLE
Both runs from the beginning was so distorted. Couldn't tell from his triplets sixteen to regular sixteen notes.
It was just a little technical stuff for the moment. Relax
Please... What a lack of intolerance!
Thank you all! I got a tune
11P/TEMPEL-SWIFT-LINEAR
34:19
3rd movement 21:56
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Where is this venue located? It's absolutely stunning!
Star Wars - Across the stars by John Williams
Damn
Is this the Tom Tyler or the Huberman Stradavarius?
Huberman
Definitely yes!
I don“t understand English,who knows the name of his last little tune. can you tell me? Thank you very much!
Dvorak romantic pieces 1st movement
I wonder about people who think his facial expressions mean he dislikes this concerto. A few weeks ago he made pretty much the same expressions playing the Sibelius violin concerto. I guess he doesn't like that concerto either, or someone in the front row had B.O.
Hello! Do you know the name of the last one?
BRAVO!
Скоро Царство Бога уничтожит всех злых людей!!!
Epic!
Hello! Do you know what the last one was called?
@@xuehualiu5360 Dvorak... Romantic Pieces Op. 75
Really,thank you so much! God bless you! A wonderful day!
Can someone tell me what the last three played? Thank you very much!
Dvorak romantic pieces 1st movement
ABRAIANTE.......
Does it matter if he doesn't do exactly what the bowings are written?
no
😊la vida se no’s va presidente Mujica
joshua make a cd of this dvorak violin concerto hope to see you do more solo cd in future
Hello ! Do you know the name of the last one ?
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3:25
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I never heard anyone play Lalo's Symphonie Espagnol as well as Bell played it in Montreal... well, maybe Heifetz.
31:54
Bad interpretation, poor violin sound and musicality, false notes, notes eaten and not played...
This Bell is really overrated.
I agree with you...Bell is favourite in New York and is preferred over Hahn or Ehnes by the uneducated public. His vibrato is weak and interpretations quite insignificant.
@@marcvilleneuve1889 Hello! Do you know what the last one was called?
Honestly his tempo wasn’t great especially in the beginning runs.
Leave people in the orchestra in peace, Joshua!!!!they dont have the choice!! Just leave them alone!! Do your own encores.
What happened? His older recordings were so much better than this.
Hello! Do you know what the last one was called?
For Christ's sake stand still man, you're making me nervous with all that moving around. Furthermore, this performance leaves me completely cold. Too nervous, too sweaty, not inspired.
So gay for the conducctuliineeeerrre😊😊😊😊
I think this man does'nt like this Concerto; he has expressions so angry and so suffering... that makes me imagine that...
Lol you don’t know anything about interpretation. You really think a soloist can’t feel his playing containing negative emotions and just let it pass and perform it?
@@bruh7130 I really don't understand anything about interpretation; but I prefer less theater and more art, as in the stone face of Heifetz, Mistein, Rubinstein, Claudio Arrau and others ...
I agree with you. However, I would like to disagree that moving oneself or gestures shows that a soloist doesn’t like the piece. I think stone faces can be good when it’s time to focus, but always having a stone face lacks showmanship and makes the audience bored.
@@bruh7130
I wrote a joke about Joshua Bell "not liking the Dvorak Concerto"... certainly he likes. I am brazilian and here, in the tropics, we laugh about serious things to express what we feel. These facial expressions tire the audience; a good artist does'nt need to make faces to express the subtleties of art; the best music is that we can hear with closed eyes (so said the great Brazilian composer and conductor Camargo Guarnieri with whom I worked for many years). Heifetz and Milstein had stone faces and were nonetheless charismatic.
@@bruh7130 This was a very intemperate response to an ill-expressed attempt to tell a joke. There is no reason to get unpleasantly personal at somebody who doesn't know the nuances of English as well as you seem to.
Absolument remarquable !
Brabo
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