Augustin Hadelich plays Paganini Caprice No. 3

[@alexsaldarriaga8318]

He captures the mood and atmosphere of this very difficult and rarely played caprice perfectly. I also love the fact that he doesn’t brutalize the violin like many flashy virtuosos do. For him, it’s all about the music and his violin sings and resonates naturally in support of the music. 🙏🏻🎻

[@Надежда-е1с8й]

Спасибо,феноменальный Maestro Hadelich!!!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@stephenmulhern4329]

No words to describe the beauty of this!

[@zanexiao4488]

I usually really hate the idea that one performer's interpretation is superior to another's...but there not a single violinist that I've heard who was able to execute the octave trills as well as Hadelich.

[@simonrawson7335]

Zane Xiao check out James Ehnes for incredible Paganini too. Augustin is phenomenal though!

[@cesarvallejolopez]

It sounds like two players!!!

[@dehanbadenhorst1398]

@@simonrawson7335 And check out Borodin 2nd string quartet. Ehnes and Hadelich are 1st and 2nd violin respectively

[@Lepetitortu]

With the guerneri

[@sg4286]

Such a beautiful man lit up in warm and golden light in this video - dancing so nimbly and gracefully with his violin partner in the close-ups. Augustin creates such a magical, mystical and mysterious place with his gorgeous sound and person in this video...the fluttering heart takes flight!

[@wendyshell8679]

Um your description is beyond. You, my friend, are a veritable poet!❤️

[@dehanbadenhorst1398]

Best octaves I've ever heard on violin

[@vionobleDE]

Just a gift from God!

[@woodywoodwoodiii]

Stunning!

[@ErikSvansbo]

Really fantastic. Turning this advanced piece from an exersize to music is really something special.

[@natanlima4104]

Bravisimo, Augustin!

[@MrAlexminsk]

Bravo,Maestro!

[@rubbishcomments7269]

Exceptional intonation!! Even amongst other world class soloist

[@maxueloliveira1944]

Som muito perfeito, belíssima interpretação....

[@eduardomendozacastillo9817]

Increíble maestro, yo lo escuché en México en el palacio de Bellas Artes y es increíble, siempre he admirado su trabajo, enhorabuena. Saludos desde México.

[@adriellahatroystt2810]

Sublime... !

[@moonmeadow6162]

There is no one better. Period.

[@hitmehardcaleb]

yes! but I really like hilary Hann and Itzhak perlamn

[@dannymurzi3533]

Mamma Mia! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@davideduardo6959]

So good :o

[@Надежда-е1с8й]

Braaaaaaaaaaaavo!!!❤❤❤

[@mile5578]

Amo a PAGANINI

[@andymelendez9757]

Passion.

[@mariomota4069]

One dislike wtf this is amazing

[@leonpiorek3211]

Hey, nice performance. God bless you, Jesus loves you

[@jamesgodfrey5887]

Trying to learn this, I am about to die

[@zanexiao4488]

how did it go

[@megabugginout]

Paganini separates the strong from the weak...lol...but the joy you get when you learn them...awesome.

[@lad4694]

Lol. How'd it go? I'm here one year later lol👀👀👀

[@adambe1126]

Yeah please tell us how it went

[@crest2471]

2 years later and no response. Very unfortunate. I think when James said "I'm about to die", he meant it. Rip my man James.

[@kl8922]

at 0:51, i thought it was F#? I heard F flat from another tape, not sure which is correct. Or is it subject to interpretation?

[@AugustinHadelichViolin]

it’s f natural in Paganini’s manuscript, F# in a lot of older editions. Both make sense harmonically, so it is up to you, but i like f natural, because F natural makes it a “neapolitan” cadence.

[@youdidntseeanything5970]

Hi Augustin, any tips to learn faster the double stops tremolo ?

[@academymusic9176]

Please let me be your disciple.

[@gopracticenow]

They say this makes you peaceful not when you play an instrument im scared of those octaves

[@andrewmargrave7518]

He plays it admirably. But the camera work is lousy, being all over the place and sometimes too distant from the performer.

[@persianprincie]

Terrible camera work.