"Art of Violin": Toscha Seidel, in RUSSIAN. Created by Yuri Beliavsky, c.2006. wmv
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Listening to this program is like traveling on a TIME MACHINE!
AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE ART OF VIOLIN PLAYING SINCE
THE BEGINNING OF THE RECORDING ERA
A unique and illustrative glimpse into the personalities who created music history as they brought the art of violin playing to its zenith. With some rare and even unknown recordings and fascinating narrative, the world of Jascha Heifetz, Fritz Kreisler, Yehudi Menuhin, Leopold Auer, and other giants of the field, comes alive and enchants the listeners with its beauty.
The audience will travel through time to the days of Paganini via his closest musical heirs, those violinists whose lives touched Vieuxtemps, Wieniawski, Sarasate, and Joachim--the giants of the XIX Century.
Rare examples from the beginning of the Recording Era feature Jascha Heifetz, Fritz Kreisler, Leopold Auer, Pablo Sarasate, Joseph Joachim, and others. These vividly illustrate the musical links to the past giants of the violin world, giving tantalizing hints of the techniques and sounds that now remain only legendary.
Author, host-narrator, producer, Yuri Beliavsky, with his authentic commentary, makes this enlightening series both entertaining and educational, as he describes the evolution of violin technique and style, compares recordings, and relates the colorful stories of the violinists' lives.
ART OF VIOLIN
Jascha HEIFETZ
Leopold AUER and his Violin School
Mischa ELMAN
Fritz KREISLER
Yehudi MENUHIN
Niccolo Paganini
Myron Poliakin
Toscha Seidel
Copyright © 2006 by Yuri Beliavsky, All Rights Reserved
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Jascha Heifetz, Fritz Kreisler, Yehudi Menuhin, Leonid Kogan, Toscha Seidel, David Oistrach, Pinchas Zukerman, Itzhak Perlman, Nathan Milstein.. ❤️❤️❤️
excelente, por favor es posible activar la opcion de traducion. gracias nuevamente x todos los videos
Spasibo!
Excelente programa,muchas gracias!!!!
Obrigado
Thank you for this wonderful presentation. Seidel has a very special place in my heart. I had a conversation about him with his student Arnold Steinhardt, and from then on I was hooked to his sound, which Steinhardt said seemed like it was constantly melting his record player. On my channel I have uploaded some of his recordings which I have been collecting/transferring.
Are you familiar with Benno Rabinof's recordings? Though he is a later Auer student, his sound is of that spirit, and for me he often captures the Kreisler sort of Aesthetic! Also Jullian Olevsky and David Nadein, for me, truly capture the heifetz-style and the general values of Auer school. I posted their recordings on my channel.
Vsego Horoshego!
In the movie "Intermezzo" (1939) Leslie Howard played the role of Holger Brandt, a famous virtuoso violinist. Might you know if it was Toscha Seidel who played the violin solo or, possibly, Al Sack, who was credited with providing the up close fingerings in the movie and some violin instruction to Leslie Howard (Wiki)"?
It was Toscha Seidel playing. Al Sack filmed the shots of the violinist's hands, when required.
He has the same rapid vibrato as Heifetz. Sound nervous to me. But excellent violinist.
It less intensive here - and more beautiful in my opinion: ruclips.net/video/z6Gt-f8KG3o/видео.html
how can i hear more of Seidel recordings?
Does anyone know how to get this is english?
Bolshoi spaciba!
Evgenia,
I have uploaded to RUclips.com the Toscha Seidel Quartet performing the premiere of the Matesky String Quartet:
I possess the master tape.
RUclips disallows posting the url!!
Best,
Mike