The epitome of perfection would be this song as the music is a scintillating masterpiece to the human ears. The very peak of prodegè is present in the very heart of this piece,
crystal npw Does he/she play it well? I'm sure he/she is incredible at violin if he/she can even play the notes, as this is one of the most difficult conerto movements out there, but can he/she make it sound really good?
@@fletchercalderbank8498 He is lying. School violonists don't play this kind of stuff. They certainly would not be anywhere near concert standard on it.
I cant quit listening2this. Its driving my wife crazy so ive been njoying the great Paganni in the privacy of my car. I hope my wife dont make me choose. Lol
Ikr, I got carpal tunnel on hungarian rhapsody no 6. Octave/10 bcs I have small hands I'm 10 year old and I love classic so much, I'm obsessed with it.
@DrCheezburg No, it's not you only: the "laugh effect" was a kind of mock Paganini used to do to make fun of the audience who was listening astonished and gaping.
@@adamalmoail270 the original version of this lizst étude (s140 no3) was based on this as well as the rondo of the 1st violin concerto 3rd movement, and is impossible, so that's harder than this, as this is playable. And so is liszt's la clochette fantasy(which is based on this too), because that's essentially impossible too.
@@paolo6219 if you are talking about La campanella, that's not impossible at all, but if you are talking about Etude d'execution transcendante d'apres Paganini s. 140 n. 3, or s.700 or Grande Fantaisie de Bravoure sur la Clochette de Paganini s. 420 yes, they are really hard if not impossible
@@abol2450 Sadly? We're lucky enough copyright has expired so that any talented enough violin soloist can play this with any orchestra who contracts them.
Not even close to be honest, this piece is in B minor while Paganini's 13th is in B flat major. This piece sounds a lot more serious and such while the 13th caprice sounds a lot happier and jumpy because of the staccato double stops, and double stop with accidentals.
@@jimmydeng453 First of all, it captures the entirety of the piece needing a whole orchestra in this case with one instrument. Second of all in my opinion, Liszt's is catchier. There's one part that isn't too catchy to me but Liszt's version does not seem to include that. Welp. That's only my opinion. I don't really know.
@@jimmydeng453 he removed a big part of it but I guess that's what made it catchy to me. He removed the less catchy part I think. Dunno. That's just my opinion.
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After exploring the Liszt version, I came here.
Now I am slave to Paganini.
Haha, Paganini is the best
Problem solved all are the best 😂
La Campanella is by Paganini, Liszt only copied it on the piano!
"Copied"
@@alexfuia1168 of course
This is killing my fingers,but I can’t stop playing because I just love it!
Not only does his kill my fingers, it kills my dreams and self esteem :)
Thanks
@@bran7982 Good luck
The summit of mastery, the essence of expression. One of the finest works of art I've ever had the pleasure of hearing.
Agree
May modern music never stain the beauty of classical music
And any one who thinks otherwise shall burn in the fire pit of HELL
@@GigaChad-tv7xl pop, electro, hiphop, heavy metal.
@@GigaChad-tv7xl ok
@@GigaChad-tv7xl ok
@@GigaChad-tv7xl umm, good opinion, but sorry to say I can't agree
Amazing! Awesome for 6:45 >> 6:48 ; 7:07 >> 7:20, very difficult to play so clear >"
Yeah.
Ah, yes 7:20
Paganini the Pluck Master
The epitome of perfection would be this song as the music is a scintillating masterpiece to the human ears. The very peak of prodegè is present in the very heart of this piece,
sometimes la campanella is known only for its difficulty in playing it, but it's actually wonderful to listen to it. I love this masterpiece
It is also known because of Shutdown by Blackpink
@@Aceburn5 lol I hate that song, but at least it may help people to discover classical music
6:45 WTF?
Paganini is weird
holy shit
Holy sheet
The sheet is even smiling...
Paganini
He really gets all the notes in doesn't he, and the other ones too.
If you love paganini +1
I play oboe in orchestra for the song:) The violinist in my school is amazing!
+Crystal Ng Wow, you are lucky to have a violinist who can pull this off! Enjoy!
crystal npw Does he/she play it well? I'm sure he/she is incredible at violin if he/she can even play the notes, as this is one of the most difficult conerto movements out there, but can he/she make it sound really good?
@@fletchercalderbank8498 He is lying. School violonists don't play this kind of stuff. They certainly would not be anywhere near concert standard on it.
SteamLocoScrapper maybe school could be college uni? Probably lying tho
@@mountchoco8174 Maybe Uni is more plausible. Certainly unusual for school orchestras unless they got in a guest soloist or something.
im proud to say that i can almost play the first sixteen bars without my hand disintegrating
YOU MUST HAVE SOLD YOUR SOUL TO THE DEEEEEVILLL
lol same. u should be proud.
I cant quit listening2this. Its driving my wife crazy so ive been njoying the great Paganni in the privacy of my car. I hope my wife dont make me choose. Lol
PAGANINI is surely the best
I’ve listened to this repeatedly a thousand times - what am I going to do now?
This piece is marvelous
The sound of virtuosity
OMG! Awesome! I can't believe it!
Amo la música clásica, la música clásica es verdad y buena música
nobody:
Paganini: *breaks fingers of everybody*
"Everybody disliked that"
Liszt: Hold on, pianists need to suffer too :)
Hillary Hahn and Big hand pianist bois: *_are you challenging me?_*
Ikr, I got carpal tunnel on hungarian rhapsody no 6.
Octave/10 bcs I have small hands
I'm 10 year old and I love classic so much, I'm obsessed with it.
does anyone know where I can find the sheet music for this wonderful piece? I would love to translate this onto guitar.
I personally would check IMSLP for it. One can usually find anything that isn't under copyright fairly easily.
Awesome. Thank you
You can find it on imlsp
1:20 if they made a movie about Paganini he would be Hugh Jackman
Played by, I mean
They made one and it was David Garrett
I mean, one would need Wolverine's regeneration to effectively play through Paganini.
CRIES this piece is so hard, and so beautiful!!!! UGHH it hurts to listen
Beautiful Perfection.
WHo is the violinist?
Alexandre dubach
4:10 literally sounds like a piano how does a violin make that sound
Do you mean the harmonics or the bell?
Ro Choa maybe it is bells and I’m just stupid but I don’t think it is the harmonics
It's the campanella, it's a handbell.
@@Omega3131 so....... *the campanella*
@@sritejapashya1729 no, it’s not.
very beauty! who is the violinist?
Браво супер исполнено
who plays the violin?
me
Reject society, embrace La Campanella
Such beauty
The great paganini used to play 12 notes per second , damn🤯
16
finnaly a piece well done
Que gran músico Paganlnl,!!
"Paganini non ripete..." Ma su you tube premi di nuovo play e Paganini ricomincia a suonare per noi =)
how can i download this version? it's superb!
Great!
someone should make a ballet to paganini
I honestly think I'll fail, but let's let's try lol
We did a rhythmic interpretation of Lutosławski - Variations on a Theme of Paganini 😄 at 17:40
ruclips.net/video/ea_irujpsrE/видео.html
Tbh it sounds like Tom & Jerry
Or seizure
I'm writing an opera and it has an act devoted to the master, during his concertizing days in the 1830s. There will be some ballet in it as well
Non ci sono parole per descriverla...
Who played it
Fantastic!!
4:11
7:51 wobble
Paganini: I bet no one can play this except me
Piano players at that time: Haha, are you sure?
Liszt: *Are you sure?*
Good staccato
Niccolò Paganini in your area.
Paganini in your era
Qué bonito componía el cabrón cuando no quería presumir.
@DrCheezburg No, it's not you only: the "laugh effect" was a kind of mock Paganini used to do to make fun of the audience who was listening astonished and gaping.
Sublime!
Where is the sheet music for this
What is that percussive sound at 5:00
Sergei Rachmaninoff a handbell
Your Majesty how dare you disrespect Rachmaninoff by changing your name
Harmonics
WOW
7:20 Paganini Pieces in a nutshell. Pluck every day
The best
Now play it on piano.
I'd say it's harder on violin
@@adamalmoail270 agree
@@adamalmoail270 the original version of this lizst étude (s140 no3) was based on this as well as the rondo of the 1st violin concerto 3rd movement, and is impossible, so that's harder than this, as this is playable. And so is liszt's la clochette fantasy(which is based on this too), because that's essentially impossible too.
@@adamalmoail270 piano version is almost impossible
@@paolo6219 if you are talking about La campanella, that's not impossible at all, but if you are talking about Etude d'execution transcendante d'apres Paganini s. 140 n. 3, or s.700 or Grande Fantaisie de Bravoure sur la Clochette de Paganini s. 420 yes, they are really hard if not impossible
im composing a virtuoso fantasy based on this
I feels like I am not talented on violin😂😂😂
the double stops, they scare me D:
Did Blackpink even credit this composer for sampling this in Shutdown? smh lol this is the OG
Sadly, they don't need to, it's old enough to where any copyright has expired.
@@abol2450 Sadly? We're lucky enough copyright has expired so that any talented enough violin soloist can play this with any orchestra who contracts them.
Hello blink ;)
5:43 ❤
@EduOrta142536 I'm trying to make that happen!
This sounds more like a handbell. Liszts sounds like a beast.
There's actually a bell if you listen closely, hence the name. Just call me captain obvious.
It's about being able to contort the violin to make those sounds. Many professional violinists can play this... very few can do it justice.
La campanella who?
The art of the devil
I'm 14 and I learned half of the song.
Nice!
It's a piece tho
Victor Garcia But you couldnt learn the difference between a song and a piece?
DAAAAAMMMN SHOTS FIRED!!!!
Like paganini caprice 13
but that one is easier to play
Not even close to be honest, this piece is in B minor while Paganini's 13th is in B flat major. This piece sounds a lot more serious and such while the 13th caprice sounds a lot happier and jumpy because of the staccato double stops, and double stop with accidentals.
Henryk Wieniawski how do you play your infamous Polanaise.
in violin
🏁
Molto tecnico, ma senza anima, ascolti il maestro Accardo
What I'm going to do with my life???
adios paganiniiiii.....
Клксс
"I sold my soul to the devil..."
"You sold yours to your label!"
"Black pink in your arrrEAAA eh oh."
Liszt was a thief of this
Came from the Blackpink Teaser.
liszt's la campnella etude is better though
and harder... way harder
@@keshavramesh8482 what makes you think that way?
@@jimmydeng453 First of all, it captures the entirety of the piece needing a whole orchestra in this case with one instrument.
Second of all in my opinion, Liszt's is catchier. There's one part that isn't too catchy to me but Liszt's version does not seem to include that.
Welp. That's only my opinion. I don't really know.
@@b.quinchana catchy != difficult, also, Liszt excluded a lot of the stuff that is in Paganini's, so he didn't really "capture the entirety"
@@jimmydeng453 he removed a big part of it but I guess that's what made it catchy to me. He removed the less catchy part I think. Dunno. That's just my opinion.
Anyone here after watching Shut Down's teaser??????
Игре недостаёт ровности как будто скрипач пьян, а ч'удное место с 2:05 искажено: надо играть на 6/8, а НЕ НА 3/4.
Blackpink in your Areeaaaaa, eyo
Blackpink brought me here
blackpink brought you here.
Blackpink in your area
Blackpink
wtf is that at 0:48 ?!
The beginning of Deafness
That would be the “campanella,” if you will
artificial harmonics and a triangle
He's mimicking a bell
Nobody here from Blackpink using it in their song Shut Down, probably because no influencers told them.
Fantastic!!
Who play this?
4:09
4:9
3:22