I am 91 years old! I have loved that man since the very first time I heard him play. He is a gift from God as far as I am concerned. I know there are others, but he has a special place in my heart.
As a young boy of 5 or 6, I heard the melody which begins at the 6:00 mark. From my childhood on, I was haunted by it and would often hum it. At last, at age 72, I am hearing it once more, by a true master violinist! At last, I have once more been captivated by this exquisitely beautiful music; at last, I know what it is! A timeless masterpiece!
Keep listening ..and working...best of luck with your music ...you are a great young person to be studying the arts at this level...you are the future.
What I have always loved about Perlman's playing is that, unlike that of old maestros like Heifetz or Kogan, it's so accessible to the layman audience. I don't mean to say that his music lacks sophistication or anything - far from it. I think we tend to forget that music was meant to be enjoyed by everyone, and not only those who have honed their taste for it through learning classical violin, piano, etc. As a means of communication, it's incredible how clearly Perlman always conveys what is in the music.
I know didley about classical music. I know one piece that I love , violin concerto in E minor, then I happened onto Perlman; his playing is clear and Levine allows it to happen. Perlman is fun. I listened to this piece by other artists and Ishy ,that's what we called him, stands clear in his playing. he also probably has the best recording equipment.
I wonder how many will agree wirh me that this video is one of the most exceptional performances of Itschak Perlman. There are great performances of this composition by Pablo Saresate, but this one stands out as my favourite.
Thanks for your opinion. I won’t differ with you. I just happen to love this particular performance. I never compare violinists against each other. It’s possibly his personality which appeals to me. He is an absolute master of his profession.
I sincerely thank TwoSet Violin who brought me back to classical music appreciation through RUclips. a ray of sunshine to these covid times. Thanks Brett and Eddy and the rest of these new breed of classical musicians.
@@ericzmitrovich9011 who wrote is then? It is a book. think about that. you are letting your life and beliefs be dicataed by a _book._ I won't be coming back.
Mr.Perlman is just marvelous! I like the faces he makes when playing. It seems he is a single part with his violin. Thank you for this music, it enlightens my heart!
What a great sense of humor Mr. Perlman has, to go along with his great talent Not smug, not a stuff shirt, never arrogant, always a treat to listen to! He probably doesn't even know what the term even means!
The alchemist sampled that quote from this video in the song "Listen to Yitzhak" on the album Israeli Salad. I had the quote stuck in my head and was trying to figure out where I'd heard it
It always amazes how he's able to play with such ease with those meaty ass fingers. So much talent and skill. Forever one of my favorite violinists and one of the greatest.
@@andrewmaxwell2424 wow, you must be a child prodigy prodigy then, if you can play as well as Perlman with only two years of experience on the violin :) (I've played for 9-10 years and I'm not even clooose to as good as Perlman is)
Today 31 of August! Happy Birthday Sir Perlman !! I'm happy and pround to saw you once on stage in year 2003 (or 04?) in Basel, Switzerland . Thank you so mutch !
@@jean-christopheMiquel-ef3ur Bro, this comment has nothing to do with the war, and Russia is one of the most important countries in music world, you can't ignore them
I cannot tell you how many times I've come back to listen to Itschak Perlman play this fantastic composition. He performs it so magnificently No wonder he is counted among the world's top violinists. Such a down to earth person too.
Only a man who only talked with his violin about his sorrows,happy monents,secrets,pains and dreams and cried and laughed with it for all his life gets to this point where his playing is the sound form of emotions and as free as dreams that can fly freely, and lightly like a bird.
I wanted to add more comments to my previous comment. Mr. Perlman's "three finger bow hold" is another amazing thing I've seen on this video and others. He hardly uses his index and pinky fingers, despite his sound is so dynamic and yet sweet and warm full of emotion. Mr. Perlman is my favorite violinist! My 40 years of interest in classical music, I see there's nothing Mr. Perlman can't perform! From the day's just when the stereo cassette player came out in the late 70's in Japan, but high quality recordings of classical music in stereo was expensive (in the range of $30 per tape with only one piece. i.e Beethoven 4th). Now with internet, TrackID, etc. I can find so many piece that I couldn't find before and now even with video! No more moving parts! Everything records onto memory card. Things have really changed in such a short time. I am so lucky I lived to see Mr. Perlman's performance on video before I die! Thank you so much for posting such great pieces by Mr. Perlman!
Both of his hands are so dynamic. His bow hold changes to match what he playing. His left thumb wraps and unwraps constantly. So cool. He just does what the music requires.
Me hace muy feliz poder aun escuchar extraordinaria musica .estoy tan sorda y sin audifonos .pero me ayuda el aparatito al que desprecie tanto en un momento de necesidad por orgullo y pot creerlo una ofenza.....el manos libres que me regalo una nieta comprensiba.
I am confident that history will record Itzhak Perlman as the greatest violinist of all times --- "possibly" exceeded by only Paganini. Perlman's prodigy will live on for posterity to enjoy, thanks to records --- and to the person who uploaded this.
Francine Sicard I know of him well. Then there's Sarah Chang and Joshua Bell. After all is said: I think that those who have reached the pinnacle in their playing, it is they who stand among each other.
Pablo de Sarasate (1844-1908) Ziguenerweisen *(Aires gitanos/Gypsy Airs),* Op. 20 *(1878)* 0:00 *Intro: Itzhak Perlman & James Levine* 1:48 Moderato 2:45 Lento 5:59 Un poco più lento 7:50 Allegro molto vivace 9:35 *Applause* Itzhak Perlman, violin James Levine, conductor 🎻 🎻 🎻
Seeing what’s going on in this world today, I am hanging on this music for dear life; thank you to all the musicians of the world with a special thought to the Perlman team.
The tone quality....the fluid shifts....the beautiful vibrato....flawless intonation...He makes it look like he really did the Ling Ling workout everyday.
This man accompanied me through my pregnancy and the recovery which was very traumatic. My son loved listening to him when he was born and still does at 4yo
I am a 94 year old retired insurance broker. One of my clients told me he lived in Tel Aviv years ago and there was a little kid who lived on the 2nd floor of his apartment building. He would constantly practice the violin and make the awfulest screeching noises. Apparently the boys skills improved because he turned out to be Itzhak Perlman.
Whenever I hear music such as this I'm never quite sure who to compliment, the composer or the musician. Alas, of course the answer is both. By the time I hit my mid teens I knew that I had totally blown being a child prodigy. Thank you Mr. Perlman for being you and bringing such beauty to us.
Обычно музыканты страшно напрягаются и потеют, вызывая сочувствие у зрителей своими неимоверными усилиями. А здесь так все играючи и легко- небрежно. Настоящий артист!
There is something in Perlman‘s playing that touches me deeply. I don’t know how or why and I don’t need to know. It has certainly nothing to do with Perlman being “better” than other players, a value judgement some commentators seem able to make. I am just grateful. I’ve never heard him play live, so it’s good that there are so many wonderful recordings. Thank you for uploading this one.
That something in Perlman’s playing is not just the exquisite technique he has, but the love and enjoyment he feels and expresses while he is playing! He is so relaxed and plays like he loves every sound he makes! That is what I love about Mr. Perlman! And I enjoy watching his facial expressions while he plays! 🎻
@@natashabrodsky2561trbuiesc țiganii unguri ascultați cum se cîntă ceardașul și apoi să aitupeul că ai cîntat corect Muzica ungurească și în special cea țigănească are accentul pe prima notă. Puțini dintre violoniști o fac . David Garett care are sînge si deungur a reușit să aducă izul acela de NOMAZI (de libertate).ceiai mulți sunt virtuoși dar nu se poate dansa pe acest titm. ESTE TOTUȘI .....DANS UNGAR 👏👏👏❤❤💃💃🥂🍾😊. I Pelman sa apropiat cel mult de acea traire.
Very emotional piece. I feel up to 7:49 the composer was trying to get across that the world is sometimes a harsh and unfair place, but then following 7:49 life and the world goes on and is filled with moments of fun and joy. Only Perlman could pull of this emotional heart string.
+Íñigo Aramburu Arnaiz maybe-maybe not (he is dead now, so who knows), but that is what i interpret out of this piece.....after all, the interpretation of a piece of music varies from person to person, hence why music is wonderful and not fixed to how one should feel
Frank Robinson , Actually listen to Sarasate's own recording of the piece, available on RUclips. He plays his composition as a little trifle, a mere show piece, not intending any true musical depth in it, just heart-on -sleeve, rather superficial little piece. That said, I love this piece because I think there is room in this world for all sort of music in the classical style. And at the same time, I truly admire Perlman's rendition of this piece, how much more depth he can put into this piece and justify it all. Just amazing! Hats off to him!
Цвганские напевы. Сарасате гениальное сочинение. Именно поэтому входит в репертуар концертирующих исполнителей . Каждый виртуоз своим исполнительским мастерством дает неповторимую огранку этому бриллианту скрипичной музыки! Браво! Брависсимо! 🕊️🌿🎶🕊️🌿🎶🕊️🌿🎶🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹
The way he holds the violin and places his thumb makes it seem like he is tickling it. Trully amazing! He is an example that violin "techniques" should be adjusted to the student's preferences.
Музыка ,как цветы. Что может быть властно над цветами? Слушаешь закрываешь глаза и ты в прекрасном саду. Даже если за окном морозы и снег. Браво!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Incomparable! There's no other violinist, string player, instrumentalist, or musician down here on God's blue, green, and brown Earth that even nears the virtuosity of Itzak Perlman.
+Alejandro Martinez Yes Mr. Perlman (Sir) as I call him is truly one of the greats. But also check out Maxime Vengerov. (Another absolute genius crossover for 20th into 21st century. As well as miss Kyung Wha Chung from South Korea and Hilary Hahn from Canada to just name just a few from that upper echelon that have joined the rank of truly great violinists. There ARE other violinists of that calibre at the present time. Take your time and look and listen.
+David De Verteuil . Yes, sir, there are other great violinists today and yesteryear, and hopefully, in the future, as well; but, in my quite humble opinion, none compare to Mr. Perlman, except Mr. Heifetz, Jascha. If God allows us to hear the quality of Paganinini in heaven, then we'll be able to hear the best.
+Alejandro Martinez Hi Alejandro., thanks for your lovely reply. I cant blame you for your high regard for (Sir) Itzak. There is such a long list of truly great violinists going all the way back to Nicolo Paganini. (Some silly people back then thought that he was in league with the Devil.) I just happen to be a fan of all of them including Heitfetz and Lord Menuhin. (By the way the Strad that Itzak is playing he aquired from Yehudi Menuhin after he retired. When you get a chance just check out documentary Maxime Vengerov 'playing by heart'. Goes for just a tad over 50 minutes. (I am also a big fan of Jazz music., just check out Stephan Grapelli and Yehudi Menuhin playing together.) Thanks. Dave D.V.
Thanks, Dave. How crazy is that, about Paganini?? I will listen to that Menuhin/Grapelli violin jazz duet and the Vengerov documentary, soon. I'm sure it's out of this world! &===(==OI=D) I'm sure someone out there knows how to make a violin out of alpha-numeric characters. I'm not that guy. LOL
+Alejandro Martinez Indeed, Paganini was in league with the Devil, so it is said, but Heifetz was in league with God! For perhaps the single most sublime rendition of the single most exquisite composition, listen to Heifetz playing Beethoven's violin concerto! There's nothing-and no one-comparable, I believe.
Oltre ad essere una straordinaria persona, è anche e, soprattutto, uno dei più grandi interpreti del violino dei tempi moderni. Gli attuali 937 dislike appartengono ai suonatori di fiddles.
I discovered the musician just two years ago…. It was this specific recording that touched me in wanting to know more who this funny guy is….. Itzhak is a musician by nature, straight from the heart, and also very comedian in a way I immediately adopted him in my heart. Through this video I explored many more of his recordings. I really got excited when I found all kind of historic recordings of Itzhak Perlman together with….Pinchas Zukerman….( Pinky for Itzhak and friends). You definitely must see this recording @Itzhak Perlman and Pinchas Zukerman - Grand Duo 1….. and also Grand Duo 2. Amazing…inspiring….impressing..all at the same time. Thank you for sharing these video’s!!
Stupenda, espressione di un:anima sensibile che tenta di esprimere tutta, se stessa anche attraverso la meravigliosa arte musicale ltre che le altre arti ma la musica scalda i cuori e commuove come nessun'altra arte esprime e. Infine, non può che elevarsi a Colui che tutto ha dato agli esseri umani per amarsi gli uni gli altri con qualunque mezzo e risalire a Lui lasciandosi divinizzare. 🤗🙏💐❤️
👏👏👏👏 What impeccable and purity of notes he extracts from his finest fiddle. Has been considered the best violinist today, or at least, he was one of the best ever. My sincere congratulations Mr. Pearlman. 👌👌👌
He's incredibly passionate. You become fresh, energetic, precise and beautiful by practising to be fresh, energetic, precise and beautiful. Passion is the key.
In the hands of Perlman while playing this piece, the Stradivarius is no longer only a wonderful (and ridiculously expensive) violin. It is transformed into a really bad-ass Stradivarius fiddle! 🎻🤹🖤💃
Absolutely AMAZING, heartfelt performance of a DIFFICULT piece!! Bravo, Mr. Perlman! You are one of my favorite violinists, and the only one I've seen live in concert, (with the Oregon Symphony, in February of 2009.)
I am 91 years old! I have loved that man since the very first time I heard him play. He is a gift from God as far as I am concerned. I know there are others, but he has a special place in my heart.
Yes. Really a gift fon God
Um presente doa Deuses diria.
Hey sir, god bless you!
I hope you could come back here and deliver remarks 10 years later
Realmente é um presente de. Deus 👏Excelente performance 🌺👏👏👏🙏
我已是一位91岁的人啦，自从我第一次听到他的演奏我便爱上了这位演奏者，他被我认为是上帝赐给我们的礼物，我知道还有其它一些演奏家，但是他却在我心中占有特殊地位。来自于上文的翻译。
This man is incredible. Humour, charm, talent, kindness, these are his qualities.
I admire him so much. Thank you Sir.
How are you doing today my name is Bryan cooker
I agree, what a talent x
A incredible "mench" and violinist"!!!
Vc
@@markratcliffe9126
As a young boy of 5 or 6, I heard the melody which begins at the 6:00 mark. From my childhood on, I was haunted by it and would often hum it. At last, at age 72, I am hearing it once more, by a true master violinist! At last, I have once more been captivated by this exquisitely beautiful music; at last, I know what it is! A timeless masterpiece!
I was in tears when I heard 6:00, then relieved...
На красоте держится хрупкий Мир.И на гениях! Ради этого надо жить и не сдаваться. Валерий Козырев
I am a ten year old violinist and he is my idol.
can you play this piece yet? no? then get back to practice ling ling
angry asian dad name doesn't check out
Keep listening ..and working...best of luck with your music ...you are a great young person to be studying the arts at this level...you are the future.
So he should be my boy!
Ive been playing for 4 months and i can play up to 2:43
What I have always loved about Perlman's playing is that, unlike that of old maestros like Heifetz or Kogan, it's so accessible to the layman audience. I don't mean to say that his music lacks sophistication or anything - far from it. I think we tend to forget that music was meant to be enjoyed by everyone, and not only those who have honed their taste for it through learning classical violin, piano, etc. As a means of communication, it's incredible how clearly Perlman always conveys what is in the music.
because he plays from not only his technical proficiency but from his heart.
Arpita Brown exactly. his heart resonates from that Stradivarius more than his fingers and muscles do...
SeitanoShuuki totally agree
SeitanoShuuki me
I know didley about classical music. I know one piece that I love , violin concerto in E minor, then I happened onto Perlman; his playing is clear and Levine allows it to happen. Perlman is fun. I listened to this piece by other artists and Ishy ,that's what we called him, stands clear in his playing. he also probably has the best recording equipment.
I wonder how many will agree wirh me that this video is one of the most exceptional performances of Itschak Perlman. There are great performances of this composition by Pablo Saresate, but this one stands out as my favourite.
I highly disagree about this being one of Perlman's best performances. There are plenty that are much better.
Thanks for your opinion. I won’t differ with you. I just happen to love this particular performance. I never compare violinists against each other. It’s possibly his personality which appeals to me. He is an absolute master of his profession.
I sincerely thank TwoSet Violin who brought me back to classical music appreciation through RUclips. a ray of sunshine to these covid times. Thanks Brett and Eddy and the rest of these new breed of classical musicians.
Yea me too thru twoset I realized that classical is much much better than pop lol
@@yxz5198 I totally agree
Does Henry have hon have any piano work to her repertoire
How are you doing today my name is Bryan cooker
Bravo e virtuoso.
I love how he switches from a quirky funny tone, straight to a serious and emotional virtuoso
Being a musician myself, I can honestly say that this is when the magic begins, when the musician and his instrument becomes ONE.
Сила великая в музыке браво море чувств до дрожи благодарю
WONDERFUL!!! inCREDIBLE!!! Almost makes me CRY!!
Mary H
Itzhak Perlman is God's gift to us.
i agree
Jesus is god‘s Gift to us
@@leonjager643 klopt mar het is beiden waar, talent is ook door God gegeven.
Hartelijke groet broeder. God zegene jou. :-)
@@ericzmitrovich9011 A bible quote won't change my mind. Give me _real_ evidence, instead of relying on a book that no-one knows who wrote.
@@ericzmitrovich9011 who wrote is then? It is a book. think about that. you are letting your life and beliefs be dicataed by a _book._ I won't be coming back.
Mr.Perlman is just marvelous! I like the faces he makes when playing. It seems he is a single part with his violin.
Thank you for this music, it enlightens my heart!
How are you doing today my name is Bryan cooker
Влестящая подача музыки, души и мастерства, тремор палбчикаи
What a great sense of humor Mr. Perlman has, to go along with his great talent Not smug, not a stuff shirt, never arrogant, always a treat to listen to! He probably doesn't even know what the term even means!
Dios le de muchos años mas de vida para el deleite de muchos oyentes.
“Will the real itzak Perlman please sit down” genius
I love that part
The alchemist sampled that quote from this video in the song "Listen to Yitzhak" on the album Israeli Salad. I had the quote stuck in my head and was trying to figure out where I'd heard it
@@haydennation6161 "Will the real Slim Shady please stand up" ? Maybe that one?
Это просто чудо. Мороз по коже пробегает когда слышишь и главное видишь такое исполнение. Спасибо что Господь подарил человечеству такого человека.
grandios
Qa
Maravilloso !!!
Perlman's violin has an extraordinary quality of tone just exquisite..
It is a Stradivarius.
Yes Stradivarius. Wonderful
Not for sale jajajaja
Еще прекрасная речь
His playing is marvelous! He has humor too!
It always amazes how he's able to play with such ease with those meaty ass fingers. So much talent and skill. Forever one of my favorite violinists and one of the greatest.
I have owned a violin for 50 years. I can play "turkey in the straw."
@@andrewmaxwell2424 wow, you must be a child prodigy prodigy then, if you can play as well as Perlman with only two years of experience on the violin :)
(I've played for 9-10 years and I'm not even clooose to as good as Perlman is)
M D can u play all the notes FULLY tho
Yeah but sometimes his bow gets too close to the finger board. That’s just sloppy bowing. 👎🏻
100000 subs with no vids i dont think so
Itzhak Perlman is absolutely brilliant! The best of all violinists, who is alive now! Bravo!
M Kruglik iib
Bravo ! indeed...
Today 31 of August! Happy Birthday Sir Perlman !! I'm happy and pround to saw you once on stage in year 2003 (or 04?) in Basel, Switzerland . Thank you so mutch !
ну что за восторг, слушаю много раз и каждый раз восхищаюсь этим чудом!
Maravilhoso!!!!!!!!
Слава Украине !
Позор России !
Мы, музыканты, никогда не слетят в Россию !
@@jean-christopheMiquel-ef3ur Bro, this comment has nothing to do with the war, and Russia is one of the most important countries in music world, you can't ignore them
Estaré pidiendo a
Dios porti porgue tocAs er moso
Дякую за мить високої радості від неперевершеної гри цього генія скрипки! БРАВО, Маестро! І через 100 років це буде неперевершено!
What a brilliant player! He evokes so much emotionin me that I want to cry !!!😢next he plays and I feel like singing and dancing!🎶🎶🎶🎵💃💃
The magic he evolved made me recognize that the violet and he were one!!!!
공감합니다 ~~
I cannot tell you how many times I've come back to listen to Itschak Perlman play this fantastic composition. He performs it so magnificently No wonder he is counted among the world's top violinists. Such a down to earth person too.
Only a man who only talked with his violin about his sorrows,happy monents,secrets,pains and dreams and cried and laughed with it for all his life gets to this point where his playing is the sound form of emotions and as free as dreams that can fly freely, and lightly like a bird.
I wanted to add more comments to my previous comment. Mr. Perlman's "three finger bow hold" is another amazing thing I've seen on this video and others. He hardly uses his index and pinky fingers, despite his sound is so dynamic and yet sweet and warm full of emotion.
Mr. Perlman is my favorite violinist! My 40 years of interest in classical music, I see there's nothing Mr. Perlman can't perform!
From the day's just when the stereo cassette player came out in the late 70's in Japan, but high quality recordings of classical music in stereo was expensive (in the range of $30 per tape with only one piece. i.e Beethoven 4th).
Now with internet, TrackID, etc. I can find so many piece that I couldn't find before and now even with video! No more moving parts! Everything records onto memory card. Things have really changed in such a short time.
I am so lucky I lived to see Mr. Perlman's performance on video before I die!
Thank you so much for posting such great pieces by Mr. Perlman!
So true
Both of his hands are so dynamic. His bow hold changes to match what he playing. His left thumb wraps and unwraps constantly. So cool. He just does what the music requires.
Me hace muy feliz poder aun escuchar extraordinaria musica .estoy tan sorda y sin audifonos .pero me ayuda el aparatito al que desprecie tanto en un momento de necesidad por orgullo y pot creerlo una ofenza.....el manos libres que me regalo una nieta comprensiba.
Whom they playing from? Do you know? Is it Johannes Brahms?
Mr. Perlman, if you happen to read this, go to Clarksdale , Mississippi to Ground Zero blues club and play some blues and have some fun!!!🕷
I am confident that history will record Itzhak Perlman as the greatest violinist of all times --- "possibly" exceeded by only Paganini. Perlman's prodigy will live on for posterity to enjoy, thanks to records --- and to the person who uploaded this.
Much as I love Perlman, I think Heifetz could give Perlman a run for his money.
littledustball Ever hear Michael Rabin's take on this tune? I think he could give both Itzhak & Jascha a run for their $...
One of them! And I am a great fan of Itzhak Perlman since the age of 19 and I am now past 64. Try also Nathan Milstein..
Francine Sicard I know of him well. Then there's Sarah Chang and Joshua Bell. After all is said: I think that those who have reached the pinnacle in their playing, it is they who stand among each other.
Divine!!
Pablo de Sarasate (1844-1908)
Ziguenerweisen *(Aires gitanos/Gypsy Airs),* Op. 20 *(1878)*
0:00 *Intro: Itzhak Perlman & James Levine*
1:48 Moderato
2:45 Lento
5:59 Un poco più lento
7:50 Allegro molto vivace
9:35 *Applause*
Itzhak Perlman, violin
James Levine, conductor
🎻 🎻 🎻
Fenomenaal !!!!
Seeing what’s going on in this world today, I am hanging on this music for dear life; thank you to all the musicians of the world with a special thought to the Perlman team.
With no doubt One of the Greatest performer of that generation..I would call this Absolute Perfection 💜💜💜
I love his humor, his personality, his looks and his voice. And, oh yes, his fiddle playing.
+Shane McKenna Nice attitude.
Riffelj so much thanks
Yeah
check out Benjamin zanders interpretation class on this piece,it will change your life
Mary Cage you
Itzhak Perlman is the best violinist alive!!!!
The tone quality....the fluid shifts....the beautiful vibrato....flawless intonation...He makes it look like he really did the Ling Ling workout everyday.
Ooooh twoset comment!
Or Ling Ling did the Perlman workout ^_^
I don’t think he can hula hoop or do ballet like Hilary Hahn.
ah, yes, the twoset comment i was looking for.
I wish he could compete with Paganini.
A great violonist, a great personality, a great soul
This man accompanied me through my pregnancy and the recovery which was very traumatic. My son loved listening to him when he was born and still does at 4yo
I am a 94 year old retired insurance broker. One of my clients told me he lived in Tel Aviv years ago and there was a little kid who lived on the 2nd floor of his apartment building. He would constantly practice the violin and make the awfulest screeching noises. Apparently the boys skills improved because he turned out to be Itzhak Perlman.
Hands down one of the best videos on RUclips
Perlman just makes anything and everything he performs look like child's play.
Just the same as Heifetz. "To genius, all things are easy..."
Whenever I hear music such as this I'm never quite sure who to compliment, the composer or the musician. Alas, of course the answer is both. By the time I hit my mid teens I knew that I had totally blown being a child prodigy. Thank you Mr. Perlman for being you and bringing such beauty to us.
Incredible comentarios,silver-man gold-man, diamond-man, but nothing about the god-man who composed It.
Estando en Londres lo fuimos a escuchar y fue muy emocionante
Обычно музыканты страшно напрягаются и потеют, вызывая сочувствие у зрителей своими неимоверными усилиями. А здесь так все играючи и легко- небрежно. Настоящий артист!
И я ощущаю лёгкость артиста и такое обаяние ...
הכוח של 2 רגליים משותקות...עובר ליד המנגנת ומחזקת אותה...האנרגיה עוברת לקהל הצופה במלוא העוצמה !!!
תרגום לאנגלית ..
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He plays like a angel... so softly, and strong... He plays as his fingers do not touch the strings of the violin
What a precious Human soul.
Humor, goodness, and talent.
Восхитительно! Профессионализм высочайшего класса! Благодарю за доставленное удовольствие!
There is something in Perlman‘s playing that touches me deeply. I don’t know how or why and I don’t need to know. It has certainly nothing to do with Perlman being “better” than other players, a value judgement some commentators seem able to make. I am just grateful. I’ve never heard him play live, so it’s good that there are so many wonderful recordings. Thank you for uploading this one.
That something in Perlman’s playing is not just the exquisite technique he has, but the love and enjoyment he feels and expresses while he is playing! He is so relaxed and plays like he loves every sound he makes! That is what I love about Mr. Perlman! And I enjoy watching his facial expressions while he plays! 🎻
I.Perlman called it " jewish shmalz", and it's true !
Because he is descendent of a Jewish family, so he has this special sole who can well express his feelings to reach all hearts
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Muzica ungurească și în special cea țigănească are accentul pe prima notă. Puțini dintre violoniști o fac .
David Garett care are sînge si deungur a reușit să aducă izul acela de NOMAZI (de libertate).ceiai mulți sunt virtuoși dar nu se poate dansa pe acest titm. ESTE TOTUȘI .....DANS UNGAR 👏👏👏❤❤💃💃🥂🍾😊. I Pelman sa apropiat cel mult de acea traire.
Quelle belle histoire ce violoniste nous conte ! Une merveilleuse interprétation pleine de sensibilité et d'émotions
trully amazing
oh, they look very similar each other!
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Mr. Perlman calls him daddy (;
Yes! For a split second I thought Perlman was able to stand again! Silly me.
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That was part of their joke at the beginning
He makes it look so natural... he is a gift from heaven
Brilliantly Beautiful!!
You can recognize
His style, he's one
Of a kind.
Thank you for sharing.
I never realized, Itzhak and James look like twins. How freaky!!
There is so much soul in his play which makes his music so unique🤗🌈🌈🌈
Depuis l’auteur , en passant par l’orchestre, le chef d’orchestre , le violoniste tous font de cette œuvre une merveille , merci à tous .
Un hombre completo: simpático, sencillo y músico sublime (y yo también uso bastones ortopédicos.....).
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Very emotional piece. I feel up to 7:49 the composer was trying to get across that the world is sometimes a harsh and unfair place, but then following 7:49 life and the world goes on and is filled with moments of fun and joy.
Only Perlman could pull of this emotional heart string.
Sarasate isn't soo deep. Aires Gitanos (original name od he piece) was made as a virtuoso piece.
+Íñigo Aramburu Arnaiz maybe-maybe not (he is dead now, so who knows), but that is what i interpret out of this piece.....after all, the interpretation of a piece of music varies from person to person, hence why music is wonderful and not fixed to how one should feel
+Frank Robinson
It makes me think of cheese. I 💓 cheese!
+GorgeousRoddyChrome Take it ∆
Frank Robinson , Actually listen to Sarasate's own recording of the piece, available on RUclips. He plays his composition as a little trifle, a mere show piece, not intending any true musical depth in it, just heart-on -sleeve, rather superficial little piece. That said, I love this piece because I think there is room in this world for all sort of music in the classical style. And at the same time, I truly admire Perlman's rendition of this piece, how much more depth he can put into this piece and justify it all. Just amazing! Hats off to him!
Цвганские напевы. Сарасате гениальное сочинение. Именно поэтому входит в репертуар концертирующих исполнителей . Каждый виртуоз своим исполнительским мастерством дает неповторимую огранку этому бриллианту скрипичной музыки! Браво! Брависсимо! 🕊️🌿🎶🕊️🌿🎶🕊️🌿🎶🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹
Wizard! The violin in his hands comes to life and sings! Thank you for your pleasure!
Всё легко, произведение будоражит, выступление волнует, так чудесно.
When it comes to this piece, no one does it better than Perlman
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I'd argue Sarasate himself plays it the best, but I adore Perlman's version.
Leonid Kogan did.
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Mr Perlman makes many of us women tremble with emotion .....He makes love to his violin ..what a lucky violin!!....
he plays with such spirit and bravado, that it makes almost feel connected to his instrument as well as the music
How are you doing today my name is Bryan cooker
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Beautiful music, from heaven! God bless him in a great matter. Today is his birthday. Happy Birthday Mr Perlman!
The way he holds the violin and places his thumb makes it seem like he is tickling it. Trully amazing! He is an example that violin "techniques" should be adjusted to the student's preferences.
Музыка ,как цветы. Что может быть властно над цветами? Слушаешь закрываешь глаза и ты в прекрасном саду. Даже если за окном морозы и снег. Браво!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Incomparable! There's no other violinist, string player, instrumentalist, or musician down here on God's blue, green, and brown Earth that even nears the virtuosity of Itzak Perlman.
+Alejandro Martinez Yes Mr. Perlman (Sir) as I call him is truly one of the greats. But also check out Maxime Vengerov. (Another absolute genius crossover for 20th into 21st century. As well as miss Kyung Wha Chung from South Korea and Hilary Hahn from Canada to just name just a few from that upper echelon that have joined the rank of truly great violinists. There ARE other violinists of that calibre at the present time. Take your time and look and listen.
+David De Verteuil . Yes, sir, there are other great violinists today and yesteryear, and hopefully, in the future, as well; but, in my quite humble opinion, none compare to Mr. Perlman, except Mr. Heifetz, Jascha. If God allows us to hear the quality of Paganinini in heaven, then we'll be able to hear the best.
+Alejandro Martinez
Hi Alejandro., thanks for your lovely reply. I cant blame you for your high regard for (Sir) Itzak.
There is such a long list of truly great violinists going all the way back to Nicolo Paganini. (Some silly people back then thought that he was in league with the Devil.) I just happen to be a fan of all of them including Heitfetz and Lord Menuhin. (By the way the Strad that Itzak is playing he aquired from Yehudi Menuhin after he retired.
When you get a chance just check out documentary Maxime Vengerov 'playing by heart'. Goes for just a tad over 50 minutes.
(I am also a big fan of Jazz music., just check out Stephan Grapelli and Yehudi Menuhin playing together.)
Thanks. Dave D.V.
Thanks, Dave. How crazy is that, about Paganini?? I will listen to that Menuhin/Grapelli violin jazz duet and the Vengerov documentary, soon. I'm sure it's out of this world!
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I'm sure someone out there knows how to make a violin out of alpha-numeric characters. I'm not that guy. LOL
+Alejandro Martinez Indeed, Paganini was in league with the Devil, so it is said, but Heifetz was in league with God! For perhaps the single most sublime rendition of the single most exquisite composition, listen to Heifetz playing Beethoven's violin concerto! There's nothing-and no one-comparable, I believe.
игра очень вдохновляет, сразу хочется самой так заиграть! Спасибо за гениальную игру!
Скрипач и скрипка -как одно целое,восторг несравненый!Спасибо.
Oltre ad essere una straordinaria persona, è anche e, soprattutto, uno dei più grandi interpreti del violino dei tempi moderni. Gli attuali 937 dislike appartengono ai suonatori di fiddles.
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DEAR FRIENDS FROM YOU TUBE, HUGE THANK YOU FOR THE WONDERFUL MIXs !!! GOD BLESS YOU !!! HEART GREETINGS FROM SOFIA - BULGARIA
Brilliant. I love Perlman! What a mensch, not to mention a great musician! I have been to several of his recitals over the years, treasured memories.
Great. Mr. Perlman is absolutly one of the greatest violin players ever
I feel chills along my spine when Itzhak Perlman play.
This video is a masterpiece, never gets old since i was a kid.
Поражает его непосредственность в поведении и в превосходной игре на скрипке
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Perlman is such a genius with the way he plays this, I'm in love with it.
Uno dei più grandi violinisti di tutti i tempi.
I discovered the musician just two years ago…. It was this specific recording that touched me in wanting to know more who this funny guy is….. Itzhak is a musician by nature, straight from the heart, and also very comedian in a way I immediately adopted him in my heart. Through this video I explored many more of his recordings. I really got excited when I found all kind of historic recordings of Itzhak Perlman together with….Pinchas Zukerman….( Pinky for Itzhak and friends).
You definitely must see this recording @Itzhak Perlman and Pinchas Zukerman - Grand Duo 1….. and also Grand Duo 2.
Amazing…inspiring….impressing..all at the same time. Thank you for sharing these video’s!!
Stupenda, espressione di un:anima sensibile che tenta di esprimere tutta, se stessa anche attraverso la meravigliosa arte musicale ltre che le altre arti ma la musica scalda i cuori e commuove come nessun'altra arte esprime e. Infine, non può che elevarsi a Colui che tutto ha dato agli esseri umani per amarsi gli uni gli altri con qualunque mezzo e risalire a Lui lasciandosi divinizzare. 🤗🙏💐❤️
Wonderful. I don't know whether it's more delightful to watch his hands or his face as he plays. Pure magic!
How are you doing today my name is Bryan
And everywhere he came he brought joy to the wordof with his violin....🙏
👏👏👏👏 What impeccable and purity of notes he extracts from his finest fiddle. Has been considered the best violinist today, or at least, he was one of the best ever. My sincere congratulations Mr. Pearlman. 👌👌👌
What a wonderful performance ! He is no doubt one of the finest violinist#s we have had and thank you Itzhak.
Это лучшее исполнение. Сколько ни слушаю других исполнителей, всё равно возвращаюсь к этому.
Гениальный музыкант!
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Beautiful Violin Music
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Sweet music to my ears like no other violinist
the notes just flow like water in a stream.
He's incredibly passionate. You become fresh, energetic, precise and beautiful by practising to be fresh, energetic, precise and beautiful. Passion is the key.
BRAVO!!! I cry when l see Itzhak play
"Fiddle" AMAZING!!!❤
I have no words. I have loved this fiddler since I 1st heard him in the 70's.
Здорово!храни вас Всевышний.спасибо за музыку,за наслаждение.Валерий Козырев.Москва.
Outstanding playing by the ever wonderful Itzak Perlman. Thank you soo much for your amazing playing.
Absolutely brilliant! What an amazing musician..
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Perlman friggin rocks the house on a chair. how many of u can do that?
This is heavenly to me, this man has soo much talent, I love his display on emotion and delightful deliverance.
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Perlman's the GOAT
This music touches the soul...we’re lucky to have this performance and composition.
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If there ever was a person qualified for "Person of the Century" here he is.
Dr. Albert Schweitzer might give him a bit of competition: ruclips.net/video/EXpiJOUZh2g/видео.html
Опредлённо, эталонное исполнение. живая душа!
In the hands of Perlman while playing this piece, the Stradivarius is no longer only a wonderful (and ridiculously expensive) violin. It is transformed into a really bad-ass Stradivarius fiddle! 🎻🤹🖤💃
It's a guarnerius del gesu
Smooth like butter ... ☺ I have never seen someone play the violin with such ease as Itzhak, no matter what he plays. Just wonderful. 😍
Absolutely AMAZING, heartfelt performance of a DIFFICULT piece!! Bravo, Mr. Perlman! You are one of my favorite violinists, and the only one I've seen live in concert, (with the Oregon Symphony, in February of 2009.)
His playing is unearthly! Just imagine if this was recorded using a modern HD camera, my phone would implode from beauty!
June 2019 still watching him the best in the world 🌎.
Beatiful Melody .Perlman IS a great violinista.Thankyou.
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Good heavens...that is an Angel playing.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌹❣