Love your prayer and the classical music. Well done again, Liz.

I watched him play this live with the Sydney Symphony in 1983. Unforgettable. He filled the entire hall with sound effortlessly and played the piece literally perfectly.

How poignant. This orchestra and choir could not have known that they would soon themselves be plunged into war. Wonderful rendition and your video did the composition proud.

Love the visuals with the effects. Very stylish. Really enjoyed it. Very deep and meaningful legend.

Some dude on another site dissed the ‘old geezers’ like Karajan & co for playing music by dead composers like Beethoven. And for not playing more contemporary music by living composers. But geez, you can have the best of both worlds today. We should be grateful for the wide variety of music then & now and on so many formats, that we should celebrate it all. We truly should be grateful to be alive in such times. Vive la différence! P

Thank you again, Liz, for the deep insight into the man and his work. Great listening.

What year Is in this video?

Recorded in 1980. Wondering who the trombonist was.

Mintz如痴如醉的表演力实在让人叹为观止！！！

听了这么多版本 还是这个最经典 最完美 可惜受限于当年的录制效果不够好 实在遗憾 更遗憾的是Mintz也老了 无法再重现经典了😮‍💨

Virtuoso for sure but as far as aesthetics go he is the most elegant violinist I have seen. He does not need to look at his fingers of the left hand and his right hand movements are like the pattern of good bow technique.

Excellent

❤

Not Bad As Hilar Hahn Tho.

Una verdadera joya musical en una interpretación magistral

Wow...What a wonderful interpretation!

МендельсонпоистененаписалэтотконцертдляШломоМинца! Это лучший образец.

With so much dedicated feelings to the piece, i do think the piece is written for him. I had a great honor to watch him for free for a semi-private concert for Peabody students at the school. He played this piece with the Peabody orchestra and an impromptu solo piece to surprise everyone, and I got to watch all of that for free. Chance of a lifetime and i didnt know even who he was until that evening. He was so supportive abd giving to the students and to the audience.

Non posso che commuovermi ogni volta che l'ascolto. Grazie ❤

Thanks a lot for upload this great concert. I search for it a long time

Very beautiful and well executed.

Truly beautiful.

I had never heard of this composer. The music, the violinist and the orchestra are sublime.

Really beautiful words, music and imagery as you comfort your friend's loss.

Che meraviglia! Grazie ❤

Fantastico. Lo adoro❤️❤️💞💞❤️💞

Seamless bowing and expression! A truly signature reference version of this masterwork

Nicht gut , Nadien spielte 1000 Mal BESSER! Langweilig,,,, und Milstein, Oistrach auch,,,,, sie waren echte Artisten,,,,! Er nicht.

Anyone who loves music can only love Shlomo Mintz!

I "proof read" my blood moon video to this. Improved the viewing! Was a bit "2001 A Space Odyssey"-ish.

More classy music, comentary and visuals. Enjoyed the lot.

A truly lovely, sensitive and passionate performance boding a great career to come !

One correction. The horn player is Brice Andrus. Not Bruce.. Thanks for the upload of an amazing performance.

Спасибо огромное! Это- шедевр! Великолепный АНСАМБЛЬ!

merci pour cette découverte c'est excellent !

this is the Israel Philharmonic not Israel symphony

Love the Mintz's actitude, very intense feeling!

Adante at 14:00 gives me the chills. Absolutely brilliant.

Siempre es una experiencia sublime escuchar la novena de mi tocayo y dirigida por Paavo es magistral. Gracias por compartir

It's not just the sheer musciality and tonal brilliance of the younger Mintz, but the full romantic drama of this performance--the total commitment of soloist, conductor and orchestra--that totally captures the heart. Yes, there are so many great performances of this amazing music, but this is a sublime moment of music-making. I particularly like that moment in 27' 07 when Mehta looks over at his soloist, throughly caught up in the music, and constrains the orchestra to keep up with Mintz but not to overpower that final climax. And the audience can't hold back, but starts cheering before the final note! I'm cheering too!

Oh, Saint Saens Organ Symphony, my favourite, listened through, of course. I once woke up my flat mate at Uni by cuing a tape (back in the day) to the big organ boom, next do his door.

You have introduced me to Bruch. On researching, I found that his relative anonymity compared with other Romantic composers was due to the Nazi Party banning his music due to presumed Jewish themes, such as this, and despite him having passed away in 1920. Love the animations. Listened through.

8.48 vale tutto il concerto

Love the Dudley Moore, Bo Derek scenes. May he rest in peace, extraordinary talent.

The iconic Bolero, made even more famous by Torville and Dean. Thanks for this lovely upload and subscribed to this channel also.

9.19

This is the young Mintz. He was so great. Power and manliness on the violin like I have never seen. Hands bigger than my feet. The violin was just a toy to him.

Well, I did, and it was magnificent. Wonderful climactic ending.

This is truly a synergistic force betwean maestros. Listening to it through as I do my morning work.

Bravo Atlanta Symphony!!! I love this orchestra with Yoel Levi. Thank you for posting. I also have a request; do you think you could post the Robert Shaw recording of the Mahler 8th symphony? I would be so grateful and would love to be able to here that one.