Anne Akiko Meyers Performs the 1st part of Mendelssohn Violin Concerto Op.64 in E Minor
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Anne Akiko Meyers performs the 1st section of the 1st mvt. from Mendelssohn's violin concerto in E Minor, Op.64 with the Hiroshima Symphony. Akiyama conducts in Seoul, Korea
Known for her passionate performances, purity of sound, poetic interpretations, innovative programming and commitment to commissioning new works.
Anne Akiko Meyers is one of the most celebrated violinists embraced around the world today. Possessing a rare ability to connect with audiences from the concert stage, online, in television, and radio broadcasts, Meyers has actively maintained an extensive touring schedule for over 30 years, and regularly performs in recital and as guest soloist with many of the world’s top orchestras. She is a best-selling recording artist who has released over 40 albums and was the top-selling traditional classical instrumental soloist on Billboard’s charts in 2014.
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Every time I hear her play Mendelssohn it makes me cry. Such a beautiful performance. And I am not classically trained. Neither are me ears. It's just divine.
She plays from the soles of her feet. Beautiful, passionate, wonderful phrasing and articulation. One of those artists who displays more than performance, but actualization..in a sense becoming the music and expressing from the inside the work, rather than interpreting from the outside...if you can catch my drift. Quantum violinist.
Such emotion, wonderful, complete, soothing, and very, very talented! Beautiful Instrument also, and I think the best I have heard.
This is probably the best❤ I've ever seen anybody play Mendelssohn's concerto 💯🔥🎻!!
You fucking deaf or what ?
Best ive seen thus far
@@jupiterlove76 How many have you seen?
I don't think you watched somebody else😅😅
it was wonderful feeling when i listen this song
I Can’t believe she makes that violin sound like that. Incredible.
I can't believe how Stradivarius violine make her play so good.
Her command of the bow is incredible. A true master
Very impressive! This is one of my favorite Violin concerti.
beautiful and perfect!!!! bravo
Magnífico!!!💘👏👏👏💎✨💫🎻💫✨👍👍👍👍👍
Amazing!
If you dont cry when anne plays you are not human
Su excelente Sonido , con un tono fabuloso , unido a su elevada carga emocional hace de la Obra una ejecución inolvidable .
Obrigado A.Akiko!!!!!
wonderful!
Beautiful Stradivarius violin and beautiful play ,,,,
@Henri Roy 1
mi violinista preferida ,afinacion perfecta expresiva sonido calido hermoso tecnica segura y fluida, a diferencia de otros violinistas del momento esta violinista ni hace payasadas ni pone caras, simplemente toca todo perfecto con entrega absoluta
Beautiful
I have absolutely no doubt that she is a medium violin player,i have played this peace 25 year's ago,but she cannot compete with stars like Maxim Vengerov,she sounds like a really good student!
Magistral interpretación de Concierto para Violín y Orquesta de Félix Mendelssohn .
She's amazing.
I think im in love with you anne akiko meyers well i dont know a lot about classical music but since i watch you play violin with very deep emotion ... Makes me enjoy your music so well
When the student is ready the teacher will appear. There are a few good books to learn about classical music. Classical music for dummies, 50 great classical composers are a couple.
+Wade Older are you jedi?
Check out Sayaka Shoji's performance, it's incredible
I 💝 you Anne Akiko Meyers💓😍🌟💫🌟⚡⚡⚡
Mendelssohn was GENIUS! If he were a metal he'd be GOLD.
Love this performance of Mrs. AAM! So talented. I love to look at her beautiful face-- and her focused concentration. Of course, what a sound-- I put on my headphones at most high volume when listening to her playing!. Have a healthy day here in pandemic March 2020. Love to your children and friends. Esthetics at www.aynrand.org TY AAM Your Romantic fans, Edmund and family. xo.
Belo Anne Akiko Meyers!!
Belo....
I’m new to classical music this was very enjoyable for me. I’m just learning listening everyday. This concerto is exciting it makes me tense is that a normal reaction?
Most concertos are in three movements. The first movement is usually moderately fast, and frequently builds tension. The second movement is usually rather slow and, as such, releases the tension. The third and final movement is, more often than not, the movement with the fastest tempo, and is frequently quite cheerful (or, in Beethoven's case, triumphant).
Now, to depart somewhat from that subject, there are four violin concertos that are considered the Big Four - the Mendelssohn, the Tchaikovsky, the Brahms, and the Beethoven. Listening to all four of them could be quite enjoyable for you.
An Akiko Meyers appear on television about 30years ago.
Wonderful girl
The powerful sound of this violin indicates that is the Viweuxtemps Guarneri del Gesu
AAM acquired the Vieuxtemps Guarneri in 2012, so the one you see here cannot be it. Most likely this is her Royal Spanish Strad.
Hilary Hahn holds my attention, I get in a sort of trance watching her on violin.
Excalibur to King Arthur, Vieuxtemps Guarneri to Anne Akiko Meyers.
Sie hat ein vollkommenes absolutes und relatives Gehör, einen übermenschlichen Fingersatz, Bogenführung und Interpretationsfähigkeit ! Sie übertrifft an allen Punkten alle sonstigen bisherigen Virtuosen ! !
genial version del Mendelsohnn de Anne Akiko Meyers con supersonido claridad y velocidad
She's amazing! l love many of her performances and the fact she commissions new pieces. But I prefer the Mendelssohn played at a slower tempo.
光用聽好有感情,利害.
anneakikomayers aqui tu deberias llegar a los mismos votos del usuario bittowsend el ahi tiene en el pirmer movto 1000 votos pero tu video es mas claro mas nitido mejor vision del violin de Anne!!!!! se puede su digitacion con claridad eso es muy importante pàra los estudiantes de violin y un sonido inmenso gracias por subirlo
Korea needs more of this -- and not North Korean bombs. this is incredibly beautiful Romanticism- Mendelssohn was genius too.. I continue to wait for her bow to shred her strings. Wow. For more on romantic esthetics visit www.aynrand.org. Thank you, Mrs AAK. $
SO LOVELY. BOTH THE VIOLINIST AND THE MUSIC. Mendelssohn was genius. for more on Romantic esthetics your fans can visit www.aynrand.org
Which violin was Anne using during that year?
stradivarius!
I loved it! But isn't that the most expensive violin in the world? It doesn't looked cleaned. (Rosin residue.)
why do all the basses have like 5 or 6 strings?
This violinist must be superior to the legendary Paganini. FANTASTIC! For more on Romanticism visit the academic thinkers at www.aynrand.org
Beautiful refreshing tone and expression. Perhaps she does rush over the passagework a bit too much!
Passagework ?
This violin sounds better than the one she played in the Beethoven.
BRAVISSIMO! this lovely lady plays some of the most sacred Romantic music ever composed-- like a genius performer!! Thank you, Mrs AAM. FOR MORE on the esthetics of Romanticists like the writers Hugo and Dostoyevsky please visit the thinkers at www.aynrand.org.
The only thing amazing here is the heavenly sound of her violin… (despite the less to be desired interpretation)…..
Funny thing, when she stopped playing, I couldn't hear that heavenly sound from her violin...
Wows chicks
is this Japanese music? so great...
It's Mendelssohn violin concert, and he's in Germany.
Her technique and intonation are questionable.
+Issad Jr if the required amount of practice is done, yes.
One needs not be "better" to be able to tell a difference… Some of the best teachers in history were not best performers… If one has heard this piece played a million times by all the greats that has been recorded throughout time, one would be able to tell exactly what is meant by her lack of technique and intonation, amongst a lot of other things….. sadly I have to concur, she does no justice to that spectacular instrument….
I do have to agree there. This is such a beautiful piece and I can still somehow enjoy it, but this is far far away from the great recordings!
32sean What do you dislike about it?
Why don’t you show us how it’s done then
sounds rushef