@@alittlebitofeverything5917 not quite so. Do you mean Locatelli? Or Carl Flesch ? He was his teacher, but he was much more controlled, whereas Gitlis plays at the boarder or beyond the boarder !
To guess how Paganini play would have sounded, one can combine the best of Ruggiero Ricci and Ivry Gitlis. These two have the necessary elements that in intertwined format can solve the great puzzle better that anything else so far. Paganini however, will remain forever a mystery to some extent . It’s bound to be this way, but maybe for the better… A legend is after all, a LEGEND!!
While it's not the cleanest performance, it's truly unique. Ivry has such a spontaneous and non conform style which makes his music live. It's such a pleasure to listen to him. You never know what's coming next. Never boring. Always something new when you least expect it. The inspiration that sets him apart from others.
Tears of joy welling up in my eyes :D ...this artist's (Gitlis) beautifully-amazing talent is truly "other-worldly"... I am overwhelmed... :D The whole orchestra is amazing :D
I found another BEAUTY for my favorites. Thank you! Am not quite sure if Paganini would have wanted his composition played like this - but Ivry Gitlis is certainly a virtuoso!
@@manfred4766 If something is very good, it is welcomed to be very long as well. I have never heared somebody complain about the length of the Sauret Cadenza. But I have heared violinists complain due to its hairrising difficulty that exceeds those demanded by Paganini himself.
@@geigenatelierbrusch469 Dear Jochen, I think, you know , what I mean by " too long ". In the middle part of the cadenza is a section, where the same pattern shifts in a musically weak way. There is no progress in the harmonic devellopment, and - as I see it - very dull. You know well, that the russian violinists have a great respect for original versions of compositions. So f.e. the Tschaikowsky VK, is played by Oistrach in the original version, whereas the violinists in the western world play the shorter version, where the repetitiv motivs are avoided. And therefor there are only few violinists, who play the Sauret cadenza in its long version ! And to play its original version is not more difficult than the shorter version !
@@manfred4766 You're right what concerns the "dull" part of the Cadenza. Still the Sauret is THE cadenza for the concerto and magnificent in its outstanding way of exploring the possibilities of the violin. The Flesch and Wilhelmj Cadenzas do not reach this level of exaltation though both of them are masterpieces and do contain beautiful ideas. Ingolf Turban's cadenza rivals the Sauret regarding sheer virtuosity and does also contain a certain amount of wit and humour. The part where he quotes the Ernst "Erlking" yet with Paganini's glorious melody will always excite any conaisseur of the violin.
it is difficult to say, who played Paganini best. There is no competition between the top violinists. For example Milstein, Ricci or Fancescatti would laugh about an attempt of their fans to put one of them on the pole position and to lower the others ! Maybe it is only the proud of the fans to show, that they know another version, and they want to tell the others, that they are ignorants. It is a useless game !
I have seen people ask this before and am amazed that people don't know. I did music as a ten year old at school and thats one of the most basic things you learn about in the very early days as when you study the great composers its one of the first things you notice about the H.
In German system, H = B (natural) and B = Bb. "English" system do not use the letter H. So, for example, Schumann's Symphony no. 1 in B-flat major becomes Sinfonie n. 1 B-dur... Liszt's Piano sonata in B minor becomes Klaviersonate H-moll.
Generally in European countries we have been taught that B is the note a semi-tone above A and that the note a whole tone above A is H but in the American or idk what this system is there is no note called H. Its called B. What we call B is B flat to them. Its not that hard to get used to that don't worry. Hope that was helpful!
We got a Heifetz fan here! (note that this was not a criticism, everyone has right to their opinion). I'm just saying that your prefer the more serious, technical, perfectionist style of Heifetz than Gitlis style. Am i right? Me, on the other hand, appreciate more the emotion and the virtuosism of Gitlis (and i'm pretty sure that Paganini would appreciate it too...) dam! he's playing Paganini!
I think it is more about the 70's, due to a queekly research "violin: Ivry Gitlis Conductor: Stanislaw Wislocki Warsaw National Philharmonic Orchestra". More precisely, 1966 according to Amazon (www.amazon.com/Ivry-Gitlis-Paganini-Concertos-campanella/dp/B0014EOVR4)... Anyway, thanks for the recording!
@musicanth NOT a fault at all ;o) ... I hope my comment didn't come across indicating that? Anyway we all have different preferences as far as interpretation is concerned. Be it piano, cello, voice or conducting. Long live diversity! Right?
And in italian, spanish and french do (ut) re (ré) mi fa sol la si Accordin to wikipedia (in french) "Au xie siècle, le moine Guido d'Arezzo a l'idée d'utiliser des syllabes d'un chant latin, l'Hymne de Saint Jean-Baptiste, pour nommer les notes." Hymne de Saint Jean-Baptiste (texte latin du poète Paul Diacre) Ut queant laxis REsonare fibris MIra gestorum FAmuli tuorum SOLve polluti LAbii reatum Sancte Iohannes
Das ist wirklich ein ausgesprochen schönes Stück. Ich kann mir vorstellen, dass Paganinis Zeitgenossen "leicht" irritiert, stumm und entfremdet daneben standen (hääääääää???- Effekt) ( so nach dem Motto, "Was geht denn jetzt ab????"), wenn er wie ein Zirkusartist da etwas völlig Neues, in einer Art, wie es sie noch nie gegeben hatte, auf der Geige fetzte und ihnen vor den Latz knallte....
Anyone who is looking for a cadenza for this violinconcerto (Paganini Violinconcerto b-minor, nr.2) is recommended to take a look at my cadenza, published by "Ries & Erler", Berlin.
i wish he didn't play over the little bell in the last movement, the several spots where's there's a back and forth between the violin and the bell all by itself. oh well. other than that, awesome fiddling.
Well - since P was writing over 100 before any film music was made, actually Bugs Bunny is Paganini music. In fact you've put your finger on something I've noticed - just how much film music composers of all kinds seem to be Paganini fans!
![Cycling (2009) for flute [w/ score]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/PE-w_mQ2mxU/mqdefault.jpg)
You don’t ever get more personality in a performance than Gitlis!
This may be my new favorite performance of this piece. I can't believe I've never heard of this violinist before. My loss apparently.
+Bryan Ho looks like the old guy from "the art of violin."
It is indeed a magnificent performance. But please listen to Ricci's performance with the Cincinatti Orchestra.
Same here. Never heard of him. Better late than never.
@@alittlebitofeverything5917 not quite so. Do you mean Locatelli? Or Carl Flesch ? He was his teacher, but he was much more controlled, whereas Gitlis plays at the boarder or beyond the boarder !
@@geigenatelierbrusch469
Or Mr.Accardo's performance which has been established himself as a classical player of Paganini.
To guess how Paganini play would have sounded, one can combine the best of Ruggiero Ricci and Ivry Gitlis. These two have the necessary elements that in intertwined format can solve the great puzzle better that anything else so far. Paganini however, will remain forever a mystery to some extent . It’s bound to be this way, but maybe for the better… A legend is after all, a LEGEND!!
4
Salvatore Accardo,the best performance,of this concerto for my ears..🎉 but Ivry is also very good..
Well played by Gitlis, this piece reminds me of some good memories I had when in vacation!
While it's not the cleanest performance, it's truly unique. Ivry has such a spontaneous and non conform style which makes his music live. It's such a pleasure to listen to him. You never know what's coming next. Never boring. Always something new when you least expect it. The inspiration that sets him apart from others.
Captivée dès les premières mesures, la preuve d'un très grand violoniste.. 🙏🎶💓🎶✨
Rest In Peace master...
Ivry Gitlis was the one to say Paganini was the biggest influence of all time for violin in the Art of Violin documentary funnily enough
What a voice. Bravo!
Divino, grandioso, ineguagliabile Paganini e altrettanto si può dire del violinista che lo interpreta!
👍👍🕊🌹🕊👑👑👑🌹🌹🕊🕊🕊🕊👑👑🫴🫴🫴🫴🫴🏆👑🏆🏆☄️🌏🌏🌏🌏🫶👍👍☄️
Pięknie, muzycznie i skrzypcowo rozpoczęty dzień - dźwięki unoszą pod niebo - dziękuję 🎉😮😂❤😊❤
🌹🌹🌹🌿🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹💖🌼🌾💫💯
His playing has always been one of my favorites
What a wonderful performance! Thank you Mr Gitlis! 😀🍀👍🎻🎶🌹
Tears of joy welling up in my eyes :D ...this artist's (Gitlis) beautifully-amazing talent is truly "other-worldly"... I am overwhelmed... :D The whole orchestra is amazing :D
Best I've ever heard of this concerto. Pure magic.
A música me transcende.Divinal.
Pour moi il y a deux monstres du violon dans ce siècle Heifetz et Gitlis
👍👍👍🕊🕊🌏🌏🌏🌏🫴🫴🫴🫶🥵👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🥰🌺💖🌼🥵🌏🌏🌏🌏🌏🌏🌏🌏🌏🌏🌏🥂🏆🏆🏆🏆☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️🥂🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🦋🦋
Beautiful, my soul is moved.
du grand GILTIS !pur moment de bonheur
I found another BEAUTY for my favorites. Thank you!
Am not quite sure if Paganini would have wanted his composition played like this - but Ivry Gitlis is certainly a virtuoso!
I am so moved. I am speechless. Thank you for uploading this.
Браво блестяще сыграл концерт восхищён исполнением
Uma das obras primas de Paganini. Lindo concerto.
genial playing abundant music
Great Ivry...
What a wonderful, exciting performance! He is one of the great violinists! 🦋🌹😀🎶🎻🎵💃🏻🕺🏻🌺💕🍀👍
Божественные звуки музыки! Какое великолепие ❤️🌹
Probably, the best interpretation....EVER!
I love this man
Wonderful.
RIP legend
Delightful!
Ottima presentazione.
Paganini lives !
Franz Liszt brought me here
Piece of sheet
Me too x)
@@danielzaragoza2411
damn
@@guyleibzirer8379 ?
Excellent orchestra...
@mmbmbmbmb Gitlis' bold, passionate approach to this concerto is definitely one of a kind. It's unconventional, but I don't consider that a fault.
The sound of his violin is kind of unique
true.
Bravo 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
sound of bells are so clear...almost hurting ears
Solo starts at 2:41
Такого исполнения данного концерта я ещё не слышал. Я думаю что сам Паганини бы был Поражён таким исполнением.
Да
Это что-то
Gitlis is a wizzard! Have not yet heard a cadenza to this concerto that could compare to Saurets masterwork to Concerto 1.
sorry to say that, but the cadenza of Sauret is much too long ! Therefor most of the great violinists like Ricci play normally a shortend version.
@@manfred4766 If something is very good, it is welcomed to be very long as well. I have never heared somebody complain about the length of the Sauret Cadenza. But I have heared violinists complain due to its hairrising difficulty that exceeds those demanded by Paganini himself.
@@geigenatelierbrusch469 Dear Jochen, I think, you know , what I mean by " too long ". In the middle part of the cadenza is a section, where the same pattern shifts in a musically weak way. There is no progress in the harmonic devellopment, and - as I see it - very dull. You know well, that the russian violinists have a great respect for original versions of compositions. So f.e. the Tschaikowsky VK, is played by Oistrach in the original version, whereas the violinists in the western world play the shorter version, where the repetitiv motivs are avoided. And therefor there are only few violinists, who play the Sauret cadenza in its long version ! And to play its original version is not more difficult than the shorter version !
@@manfred4766 You're right what concerns the "dull" part of the Cadenza. Still the Sauret is THE cadenza for the concerto and magnificent in its outstanding way of exploring the possibilities of the violin. The Flesch and Wilhelmj Cadenzas do not reach this level of exaltation though both of them are masterpieces and do contain beautiful ideas. Ingolf Turban's cadenza rivals the Sauret regarding sheer virtuosity and does also contain a certain amount of wit and humour. The part where he quotes the Ernst "Erlking" yet with Paganini's glorious melody will always excite any conaisseur of the violin.
@@geigenatelierbrusch469 When I remember correct Rabin played the Flesch cadenza, and I think, the flageolet part is quite impressiv !
The best one who played paganini.
it is difficult to say, who played Paganini best. There is no competition between the top violinists. For example Milstein, Ricci or Fancescatti would laugh about an attempt of their fans to put one of them on the pole position and to lower the others ! Maybe it is only the proud of the fans to show, that they know another version, and they want to tell the others, that they are ignorants. It is a useless game !
@@manfred4766 well said! Just personal preference at that point.
un excelente melodía para pensar en calma , y mejorar tu espíritu
Paganini was NOT A VIOLINIST, WAS A TENOR! (Vieuxtemps). Gitlis caught this PERFECTLY.
I love it !
my favorite
Magnificent
bravísimo Gitlis
Es un ser de otra dimansión!!!
I have seen people ask this before and am amazed that people don't know. I did music as a ten year old at school and thats one of the most basic things you learn about in the very early days as when you study the great composers its one of the first things you notice about the H.
In German system, H = B (natural) and B = Bb. "English" system do not use the letter H. So, for example, Schumann's Symphony no. 1 in B-flat major becomes Sinfonie n. 1 B-dur... Liszt's Piano sonata in B minor becomes Klaviersonate H-moll.
@alfacentauri2727 I'm not quite sure what you're asking, but in German "h-Moll" is the same as "B minor" in English.
thank you t fiser for sharing this with me.
le summum de la technique et de la sonorité
Perfection!!!
To clarify, in many European countries B natural is represented by H, while B-flat is represented by B.
천재적인 바이올린 연주자 프란코 필리 너무나 존경스럽습니다.지금도 살아계시다면 얼마나 좋을까요?...
👏👏👏👏👏👏
Actually i believe he is right... B-moll means Hb-moll...which would be a cromatic semitone lower. The piece is in H-moll.
I think that's only in some countries. my country also do this, but in places like america i THINK they have B as H, and B flat and stuff
Rævkjøreren no, thats germany
Generally in European countries we have been taught that B is the note a semi-tone above A and that the note a whole tone above A is H but in the American or idk what this system is there is no note called H. Its called B. What we call B is B flat to them. Its not that hard to get used to that don't worry. Hope that was helpful!
Joli!!!
No he is saying: WELL Paganini, you devil, you are not the only one who is able to do this finger crowding (+badd laugh like the worst criminal) .
We got a Heifetz fan here! (note that this was not a criticism, everyone has right to their opinion). I'm just saying that your prefer the more serious, technical, perfectionist style of Heifetz than Gitlis style. Am i right?
Me, on the other hand, appreciate more the emotion and the virtuosism of Gitlis (and i'm pretty sure that Paganini would appreciate it too...) dam! he's playing Paganini!
Very well
It's the difference between pitch naming systems. German uses "H" for what Dutch and English systems calls "B". Same pitch, different names.
Круто
always his originality wins.. i think that even niccolo would like/ i was charmed by his sound and his personalty infused
i m
play this
H referred to 'B', whereas B referred to B flat in german.
Who knows the year of the Recording ?
2006
I think it is more about the 70's, due to a queekly research "violin: Ivry Gitlis Conductor: Stanislaw Wislocki
Warsaw National Philharmonic Orchestra".
More precisely, 1966 according to Amazon (www.amazon.com/Ivry-Gitlis-Paganini-Concertos-campanella/dp/B0014EOVR4)...
Anyway, thanks for the recording!
obviously 1826
1966
@@alexthegameryt8334 certainly not !
Just music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
B minor is in German the same as in English B flat minor
AS GOOD AS I'VE EVER HEAR IT PLAYED, INCLUDING EUGENE FODOR & SALVATORE ACCARDO.
@musicanth NOT a fault at all ;o) ... I hope my comment didn't come across indicating that? Anyway we all have different preferences as far as interpretation is concerned. Be it piano, cello, voice or conducting. Long live diversity! Right?
And in italian, spanish and french do (ut) re (ré) mi fa sol la si
Accordin to wikipedia (in french) "Au xie siècle, le moine Guido d'Arezzo a l'idée d'utiliser des syllabes d'un chant latin, l'Hymne de Saint Jean-Baptiste, pour nommer les notes."
Hymne de Saint Jean-Baptiste
(texte latin du poète Paul Diacre)
Ut queant laxis
REsonare fibris
MIra gestorum
FAmuli tuorum
SOLve polluti
LAbii reatum
Sancte Iohannes
Das ist wirklich ein ausgesprochen schönes Stück. Ich kann mir vorstellen, dass Paganinis Zeitgenossen "leicht" irritiert, stumm und entfremdet daneben standen (hääääääää???- Effekt) ( so nach dem Motto, "Was geht denn jetzt ab????"), wenn er wie ein Zirkusartist da etwas völlig Neues, in einer Art, wie es sie noch nie gegeben hatte, auf der Geige fetzte und ihnen vor den Latz knallte....
Anyone who is looking for a cadenza for this violinconcerto (Paganini Violinconcerto b-minor, nr.2) is recommended to take a look at my cadenza, published by "Ries & Erler", Berlin.
Ist dieser hohle Geigenton wirklich für Paganini geeignet?
"Wer bist du?Ich bin Ivry Gitlis!" So würde dir der heiliger Monster Gitlis darauf antworten.....
who dares to say such a thing ?
interesting violin tone- like a gypsy violin!
are you saying this was recorded in 1826?
Composed in 1826. Not sure if recordings date that far, and if so we would’ve might heard the legends play at some point
@mmbmbmbmb I agree entirely :)
i wish he didn't play over the little bell in the last movement, the several spots where's there's a back and forth between the violin and the bell all by itself. oh well. other than that, awesome fiddling.
h-moll = h-minor..... 'B- minor' - what's?
Hb it's B, so Hb minor=B minor :)
ИВРИ-волшебник, гений,только его скрипка так звучит, этот звук можно отличить от всех остальных
иври титан наверное маэстро паганини играл так же
1. Allegro maestoso tiene un poco de aire como el himno nacional del ecuador :v
ㅇ
Я влейтист
why does musicanth use this picture of Berlioz?
Wykonanie bardziej niż piękne.
Vulcano
big hands one should have...
big heart one should have...
That is not the point. Paganini had not larger hands than a normal person. It was his ability to strech !
Accardo ghiaccio
Prima!!!!!
amiria undpagannini
天堂一路走好
TAL VES PAGANINI JUGARIA IGUAL
hahaha it does xD
Tus Cojones
bugs bunny music
Well - since P was writing over 100 before any film music was made, actually Bugs Bunny is Paganini music. In fact you've put your finger on something I've noticed - just how much film music composers of all kinds seem to be Paganini fans!
@@johnlawrence2757And rossini music!