Augustin Hadelich -- Paganini Concerto 1 with Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Jader Bignamini (2020)

Recorded live on January 26 2020 in Orchestra Hall, Detroit
Nicolò Paganini - Concerto No. 1 in D Major
I - Allegro maestoso (cadenza by Augustin Hadelich)
II - Adagio
III - Rondo: allegro spirituoso
Augustin Hadelich, violin
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Jader Bignamini, conductor
www.dso.org
www.augustinhadelich.com
copyright 2020 Detroit Symphony Orchestra

[@CosmicCorals1]

I am 242 years old and i never forget the day when I and Paganini meet each other

[@nuralergun9445]

I am 92 yrs old, I grew up listenning Fritz Crizler, Jasha Heifez and then David Oisttrakh.And after listening Augustin Hadelich for couple of times I believe that he is perfect just like them. I cannot find a proper word to describe his virtuosity.. Gokce Ergun.

[@srinitaaigaura]

Amazing sir that you got to hear all these legends live!

[@minoosethna4615]

I'm 83 now. My late father was the first recordinng artist in India for Odeon records and agent in Bombay for HMV and I too grew up listening to both European and Hindustani classics. I remember another violinist of that genre, Kreisler and a little known Polish pianist called Benito Michaelangeli. They were ALL great.

[@ervent35]

I heard David Oisttrakh for the first time from my father's vinyl ... L V Beethoven violin concerto and now I can say that Hadelich is his true successor. I hope you are in good health, Mr. Ergun.

[@hebamadi265]

This amazing history ❤️ congratulations best wishes of long prosperous and healthy life

[@hebamadi265]

@@minoosethna4615 Great combination i can refer to that myself i grew up listening to classical music my father was a violinist and myself too. My father passed down to me his love of all the great masters of western music violinists plus eastern Egyptian classical music and musicians. I am now a professional musician i ma a part of the Oman symphony orchestra i am a concert maister in a chamber orchestra and a sub leader of the symphony orchestra.

[@ducereaim]

I’m 132 years old and I Must say that this Guy is goated

[@user-mn4fe8yz3n]

Почему он такой?

[@ShivaNaseo-no1ph]

Hahahahahahaha😂

[@mattg6262]

How many of you are listening to the whole thing a second or third time now?

[@arnoldbetleer7316]

I'm 87 years old and I had the privilege of seeing Yehudi Menuhin play in 1967 in my city... I'm also a musician and I taught for 68 years. Today I am already weakened and I am not able to play paganini... but I learned valuable lessons with his Caprichos and today I only listen to good violinists such as this beautiful young man.

[@user-ys3gl9pe5k]

Скрипачей много... Музыкантов мало)) согласна... Блестящий

[@edgardobayani6203]

Yes, I heard Menuhin when he came to Manila in the late 50s. My father took me to hear him perform. I was in college and in my teens. Am now 87.

[@bubbletea8494]

I clicked this video by accident. I don’t know anything about classical music. Before I realised it was over & I’m speechless. It was so beautiful ❤

[@ronvillarreal5003]

One of the greatest of all time! Augustin Hadelich!!!

[@wadrianalefe6490]

His technique is so impressive that it is so precise, seems effortless and with so much class and simplicity

[@yanak4375]

Wadrian Alef' exactly :)

[@TwelfthRoot2]

not only that but then his tone is unbelievable. I don't know how he can be so well-rounded.

[@jeyarajd.a.4732]

yes amazing player

[@allthumbs3792]

Incredible combination of top notch string skills, musical intuition and taste, bravura and restraint in the right places and one hell of a lot of work. Continued success and praise for this fine young musician!

[@marxismisevil3364]

His timing is so perfect that his fingers move very slowly even in fast passages. Amazing to see.

[@classicalguitarPH]

years from now people will watch this and recognize Augustin and this performance as one of our generation's best

[@user-cf2ee4rs5p]

❤

[@enricocolamartino7717]

Ho 90 anni ho ascoltato tutti i grandi del passato compreso Accardo nonché una serie dei concorsi PAGANINI che ogni due anni si tengono al Carlo Felice di Genova.E'molto diffi cile fare dei confronti su decine di ascolti

[@dannyboy2267]

Phrases of the Paganini Violin Concerto No. 1 I. allegro maestoso 0:40 - the opening 3:37 - build up for solo 3:57 - solo start 6:20 - warm & lovely part 7:24 - happy & epic part 9:56 - intense part (minor chord) 10:36 - mysterious part 11:10 - also intense part (major chord) 11:52 - dark part 12:44 - anxious part 17:54 - cadenza start 20:34 - cadenza ending II. adagio 21:50 - the beginning 22:24 - solo start 23:53 - build up 24:34 - lovely part 25:43 - color change 26:51 - ending part III. Rondo: allegro spirituoso 27:50 - skip-pie start (main subject) 29:03 - strong double stops 29:25 - calm & bright 30:15 - exciting part 31:19 - a variation 31:46 - main subject return 33:00 - wholesome part 35:07 - main subject return 35:31 - orchestral main subject 35:51 - build up for the ending 36:55 - where it ends 37:26 - standing ovation If you'd like me to do this on other performances, tell me in the comments section :)

[@thezestyman9159]

Pls update

[@flidethechemist]

There's a hundred likes now bro

[@aasserelzoghby6781]

How is it powerful and soft wtf

[@dannyboy2267]

@@aasserelzoghby6781 Oh sorry, my bad. I meant that it went from soft to powerful. I changed it :)

[@dannyboy2267]

Update: I have a lot of school now, so it might take a while until I can get it done :(

[@elliechoi._.]

His music is too good for my ears 😭 Truly the best violinist in our generation. Perfect musicality and technique ❤

[@mashtali1]

his violin (Szeryng) is super gorgeous and he definitely deserves it. He plays as clean as Szeryng himself.

[@alexpate8626]

I’ve wondered what he plays, thanks! Good for him. Well deserved

[@marxismisevil3364]

His phrasing is superior to szeryng imho. Szeryng was a fabulous player and his Bach is divine but I missed the phrasing and form sometimes. Hadelich is a perfect player in every sense.

[@florindacar8659]

He could take one of the beautiful instruments from Henry's Ford collection (in Detroit;-))

[@edifyguy]

@@florindacar8659 Now there's an interesting idea. Showcasing local musical instruments. As a violinist, I have to tell you that there's some risk to a performer who does this. The relationship between a violinist and his own instrument is extremely close. A performer on an unfamiliar instrument will be limited by not knowing exactly how it will respond, thus being forced to choose between trying things which may not work well on the instrument, or taking a very conservative approach which would be relatively bland. The only way this would work well would be if the performer could practice in advance with the instruments so that they could develop an understanding of its "quirks and features." If that were done, this could be a fabulous way to give some additional cultural value to musical instruments not presently being played.

[@toddmurphy523]

He is playing his Del Jesu that he just received only a few months before this concert.

[@ubkwerhe5469]

I am a violinist and I have known this violinist since 20 years ago (online)...and I always knew he was very special. his playing was great and now he has a style and plays so delicately. He is definitely one of the best violinists around.

[@denoiser]

He is Alien!

[@cnewtonc]

Augustin Hadelich's cadenza on the Paganini Concerto is the best I have ever heard in my life. I almost cried.

[@moooobkityy]

I cried and drooled to be very honest.

[@anttitakala375]

Yes so perfect playing.

[@creedstump0662]

seems like the lady behind him wanted to marry him 😭

[@avsture5749]

Definitely the best cadenza for this concerto! Absolutely flawlessly written and still maintaining the paganini style of flashiness and difficulty with musicality

[@amir071]

Paganini has been my favourite rockstar since age 6 ❤

[@clairepotter6975]

He wrote his own cadenza ! and it is beautiful, very soulful. The purity of Augustin's tone, the product of his bowing technique, and his composing distinguish him from other fine concert violinists. The del Gesu is icing on the cake. What a treat!

[@chloerose5999]

wow is potter your actual last name

[@motiv4412]

Claire Potter is it really a del Gesu? Felt kind of like a Strad to me, but as these violins all get older, the edge starts to fall away

[@motiv4412]

I only ask because I have a del Gesu model myself (after Cannon) by a serious Cremonese maker. It had caused great controversy in my own career. Quite a polarizing effect! Some people hate. Others love it ask me tons of questions about it

[@siliconrod3248]

@@motiv4412 He does. It is the guarneri once owned by szerngy

[@siliconrod3248]

The "Le Duc" guarnaerius

[@sefaemreilikli]

This is beyond perfection; it is greatness, legendary.

[@kingants4644]

Fancy seeing you here

[@segzybae9291]

you're over exaggerating

[@gcg8187]

yeah I love this violinist. i heard him in dallas symph. one of the most incredible, accurate, expressive live performances i've ever seen

[@songur0614]

@@segzybae9291 no he is not exaggerating.

[@maxverstappennonofficial]

@@songur0614 yes he is.

[@user-fj3qt1gj9y]

I did not know that there were people other than me who shed tears while playing the violin. It is truly comforting to feel a sense of belonging!!!

[@rykehuss3435]

Listen to Bach

[@jasonbaijens3378]

it happens to me too!

[@mixedvisions360]

I cannot play and I still cry.

[@lastsaint7778]

How is he not more famous? This is the first time I've ever heard him. He sounds so very good

[@russell4652]

Many people know him

[@patrick6110]

He is quite famous and has played with many of the top conductors. I imagine that they are queueing up to play with Hadelich.

[@yeungvic4501]

He is famous

[@junliangho501]

He is, but not so well known outside the classical world (At least for me, since it took me a while to know about hadelich)

[@lastsaint7778]

Okay. That's good to know. It was just me haha

[@cerenaseawell5753]

Augustin is a gift for all music lovers.

[@ViolinHobby]

I think this is the greatest rendition and performance to date.❤

[@elliechoi._.]

Agreed ❤

[@elizabethf8078]

The 7 people who gave this thumbs down only did so because they were overwhelmed and hit the wrong button.

[@JohannyVeigaviolin]

Elizabeth F best comment 🤣

[@rabidfarmer9765]

They play drums. LOL

[@minoosethna4615]

Its 69 now. Tellnthem this is musik, man, not noise

[@katarinaenright5404]

It’s 100 now idk why people press dislikes on music videos like what is it gonna achieve

[@muktisaha6681]

@@katarinaenright5404 well it's two more dislikes after 1 week of your comment!! 😞😟😖😫😠😡

[@mattg6262]

WHERE has he been all my life? Seriously.

[@niceguy8935]

Dead.

[@moooobkityy]

Practicing

[@irisce2799]

Hadelich has an unbelievably crisp sound like a bird's chirp, along with impeccable intonation.

[@emmanuelyounan5997]

I was actually there to view it, first time at an orchestra with my piano teacher, and I got to listen to him and hear a Stradivarius. One of my most cherished gifts I ever received in my life.

[@MS-qq4kn]

Hey :D Just wanted to inform you that he didn't play his Stradivari "Ex Kiesewetter" 1723 but the Guarneri del Gésu "Leduc" 1744 at the concert :) Yes I'm fun at parties :P

[@nickyork8901]

Lucky you, I bet it was amazing. Do you play violin as well as piano? Piano is much harder, in my view!!

[@alexpate8626]

M. S. Haha! 👍

[@e.conboy4286]

Stop…. I’m getting jealous! But glad you had such a knowledgeable teacher and that fortunate learning opportunity. Elizabeth C

[@peterdeck2696]

The first violinist to not force the opening with grandiose phrasing, over-exaggerate the thirds, and all the technical passages!

[@bitomoto]

Markov should take lessons with Augustin.

[@rosernabona9364]

Augustin Hadelich , wonderful in Paganini , what a talent

[@adambachmid8460]

With hadelich..you hear the music beyond the technical expertise..there's no such thing as " wow this is such a difficult piece to play" ..with hadelich it's always "this is a very beautiful piece of music"

[@namironofreortega1374]

It's like an Rossini opera, a lot of Bel Canto.

[@vvmaster2010]

A very impressive interpretation and technique far from being mechanic like many violin masters. His violin speaks the language of music fluently, naturally and effortless with a very sweet, soft and beautiful tone.

[@wendyshell8679]

Vladimir Vasquez perfect description! Thank you!

[@alexsaldarriaga8318]

Right on target Vladimir! Totally agree with you. Many play this concerto too aggressively and without the charm, humor, or drama. Hadelich sings, conserving the melodic structure even in fast virtuoso passages.

[@alexsaldarriaga8318]

I had to muster great force of will to resist from listening to the entire performance. I just heard the first two pages of the solo violin part and no more. I didn’t want to spoil it for myself because I will be attending Mr Hadelich’s performance of this very same concerto with The Florida Orchestra in St. Petersburg next month. But the little I heard has convinced me that this is the best and most beautiful interpretation of the Paganini Concerto I’ve heard in my life since Shmuel Ashkenazi’s recording on Deutsche Grammaphon from decades ago when I was a teenager. I just love his refreshingly original and innovative approach to this often-played piece. He emphasizes the singing, Bel Canto character rather than the “look at my dazzling technique” approach that most fiddlers prefer. Mr. Hadelich is the Numero Uno among today’s great violinists, in my opinion, and I’m so grateful he’s coming down to Florida soon. Thank you!! 🙏🏻🎻

[@assindiastignani]

Check out Francescatti and Motropoulos

[@TheNeilsolaris]

I don't want to be pessimistic, but I'd be very surprised if that concert will be taking place. Maybe you should watch till the end.

[@victorma9355]

How was it and how much is the ticket cuz I rather listen to unaltered Hadelich greatness

[@marxismisevil3364]

I also heard Shmuel as a kid!! I never liked it though.... it would have been interesting to listen to Heifetz version but I think he never recorded it.

[@wendyshell8679]

I love your comments about Augustin’s playing, you were spot on. I’m so sorry that his concert in Tampa was cancelled, and that you were unable to see it. My prayers are for the future, that this beautiful music will be restored to its proper concert hall venues! 🙏❤️

[@Nonkel_Jef]

Perfectly balanced musicality. You can tell he really thought considered how every single note would sound best, and then gave it extra nuance, while still respecting the original meaning of the music. He's not playing to impress us with technical skills, but to produce the best possible music.

[@violine1698]

Nobody can play this better, bravo Augustin!!!

[@user-ww2nd4co2p]

*laughs in lingling*

[@lottaart7848]

@@user-ww2nd4co2p lol

[@iampoisonmushroom]

@@user-ww2nd4co2p But he already is a lingling who practice 40 hours a day

[@blundgrenviolin]

Augustin is AMAZING, one of the greatest, most true violinists alive and definitely on my "Mount Rushmore" of favorite current players. But if this is the best Paganini you've heard, you must go listen to Michael Rabin right now!! It'll blow you away.

[@casualgamingroom]

@@blundgrenviolin lol Augustin compare to Hilary Hahn's version?

[@angusf8414]

I have listened to many Paganini interpretations, including Salvatore Accardo, Leonid Kogan etc, these previous two are of course my favourite. But today, I declared that Mr. Hadelich has the BEST interpretation, and now ranked 1st in my own ranking.

[@bankimoon201]

his cadenzas are beautiful as usual

[@zerpaviolin]

The violinist of the century among us

[@feralbluee]

Joa0508 just what i think. he is such an accomplished, soulful, and beautiful violinist i have ever heard. i

[@user-sb8lp3ck2k]

😮

[@christophebossuat3311]

What a good young man to be able to play Paganni with such perfection and simplicity !

[@nickyork8901]

Every note is considered, and makes sense musically, and when he plays the music comes so far before the technical aspects (which are effortless) - perhaps how Paganini himself would have wanted it and perhaps how he played? The downward chromatic scale at around 10:55 is one example of how he takes something showy and makes music with it.

[@irenegoldfarb2481]

Exactamente.Del mismo modo yo digo de Martha Argerich que Chopin la habría amado.

[@shouryamukherjee9854]

Standing ovation well deserved

[@realAgitated]

My boy has the Bruce Lee stance going, you know he means business.

[@marxismisevil3364]

Lol I would say he is a ling ling!!

[@oldmanandthesea7039]

This is one of the best Paganini Concerto No. 1 performances I have ever heard. Techniques ,to him, are no longer something to impress the audience but the integral part of his being. His fingers effortlessly flied on the fingerboard, producing notes that were as pure and sweet as the honey that instantly melted in your ears. The last time I had such excitement was when I listened to Shlomo Mintz played the same concerto using Paganini’s own violin “El Cannone”. Bravo👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@wendyshell8679]

Old man and the Sea this is a very well put comment. Thanks for putting it into words for me!

[@zeniktorres4320]

Well put. So beautiful this performance.... 'producing notes that were as pure and sweet as the honey that instantly melted in your ears' ... exactly how it is

[@aasserelzoghby6781]

Did he play it in the original key

[@nairmiadaira3769]

Bravo! Thanks so much!

[@cigarnationwarriors3981]

I doubt any other concert violinist has faced the incredible challenges this superlative young violinist has had to face. And in spite of it all he plays with such passion and love of life that I dare think Paganini himself would applaud. He is without a doubt a bright rising star. Bravo🎻👏👏👏

[@darylvogel8991]

God sent us Augustin Hadelich let us not waist this talent...

[@tsurokuro]

Hadelich is honestly on another level, you’re my favourite violinist!! And that cadenza after the first movement - I’m in LOVE. That skill, that virtuosity…one can only dream. ❤❤

[@braaiiis]

17:53 cadenza

[@wendyshell8679]

lev this guy is just unbelievable! I didn’t notice he wrote his own cadenza! Holy smokes, is there anything he can’t do? He is AMAZING!❤️

[@cjames0723]

@@wendyshell8679 If you haven't yet you should also listen to his Brahms. The cadenza he wrote for that is out of this world

[@milchpuder]

Can't blame the audience for clapping after the movement. I'd be on my feet

[@user-rd7ux4qd9b]

So in love with this cadenza at the moment...

[@juriwendt-weiss5005]

BRAVO AUGUSTIN and ORCHESTRA!!! (Juri, Estonia)

[@classicfan4683]

Paganinis Konzert D-Dur, das die Finessen der Violin-Technik geradezu vordergründig zur Schau stellt - diese makellos zu bewältigen und dabei dennoch so musikalisch, ja so liebevoll zu spielen - das ist höchsten Lobes wert!

[@ottokarvonschnallenburg2572]

Haha...

[@nicberardino1087]

Experiencing the wonder Paganini for the first time and wow I’m blown away I think I found my new obsession

[@jacc88888]

This is the most naturally musical interpretation I’ve heard of this work. The phrasing and timing is amazing and every notes ‘sings’ that you forget about how technically difficult this work is. Very different to other performances of this work I’ve heard. The Del gesu isn’t too bad either!

[@maryvonnelecaplain2665]

Merveilleuse interprétation Augustin ! Un moment de plénitude merci pour ce bonheur ! Bravos tellement mérités !!!

[@vicentanilo8091]

Cada cuánto lo vuelvo a escuchar🌱💕💝❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@violin031]

Probably , the best violinist today.( Incomparable harmonics)

[@theelectricchef69]

This man is channeling Paganini himself. Just pure perfection! Bravo!

[@toddmurphy8106]

It would be very, very difficult to find a more virtuosic performance of this Paganini Concerto than this. The runs are crystal clear and each note rings out. Such fine bowing technique. The Detroit Symphony sounds at home with this artist in Symphony Hall with marvelous acoustics. This video captures the essence of what the live concert must have been like. Loved the spontaneous applause between movements which was well deserved. World class sounds all the way around. Simply marvelous!!

[@benjaminng4582]

Totally agree with you. This is a mind blown performance

[@blundgrenviolin]

Michael Rabin played it the best, I believe...however this is indeed excellent!

[@IceOfPhoenix88]

Applause between movements isn't encouraged

[@garwhite]

@@IceOfPhoenix88 But is often appreciated, and that rule was never a rule until relatively recently.

[@verybigears]

I find each performance and performer has their own charm. I personally prefer a slightly more playful interpretation like Kavakos', however the technical skill and overwhelming precision shown by Hadelich here are phenomenal!

[@nomorefries3616]

Every time i click one of his videos, a voice will tell me, nahh it wont be that good. And every single time when he starts to play, i am pleasantly proven wrong and blown away with his violin playing. This is such a wonderful feeling.

[@MariannaVitan-pk4bb]

@ solistul , e nr . 1 pe TERRA 🌍 🎻🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@alstonwang1224]

Play so emotional. Greatest version I’ve ever heard.

[@UlimorUdamenta]

Brilliant Cadenza! More soloists should try making their own cadenzas. In the spirit of creativity! Cheers, Herr Hadelich!

[@irinacar]

I saw Mr. Hadelich play in Oslo. I have no words to describe how much I loved his performance. The only I regret is not having known this wonderful violinist before. I salute you Mr. Hadelich, hoping for better times so I can see you again.

[@lloydaran]

Hadelich is so skilled, great playing, wonderful concerto. Paganini was not only a virtuoso, he was a fine composer indeed.

[@zeropoint4151]

Oh my, gosh! That was phenomenal.

[@hazelflannigan3159]

To wake up to this on my Birthday is what I’d call ‘Birthday Heaven’ ✨💫💝 pure perfection! Simply the best 💃🏻🎉

[@leonardoorsi4254]

What an incredible performance! Mr. Hadelich has a very sweet sound which he combines perfectly with precise intonation. I believe he is one the of the grestest performers in history.

[@wendyshell8679]

Leo Orsi I, too, love the sweetness of it. Very good description!

[@tishmusso3949]

Totally agree👍

[@angusf8414]

The audience cannot hold control and clapped lmao knowing his performance is beyond perfection.

[@ziriyab]

On one level it is just great to hear a performance of this piece which understands that everything Paganini wrote was, above all, lyrical, and - a few obvious lollipops and flashy variations aside - not merely an opportunity to bash the way through a load of violinistic gymnastics (the contemporary newspaper reviews most often report the rapt attention which Paganini's singing tone aroused and commanded of his audience, and not the mere flashiness of his playing). On another level, if Nathan Milstein was the Aristocrat of the Violin, then Mr Hadelich is surely his rightful successor. There's my tuppence-worth ♫

[@rogerroth9536]

I was interested to learn he plays on Szeryng's delGesu. When I was a student in Pittsburgh in the early 60's Sidney Harth invited Szeryng to play a recital for us. He was in Pgh. to play with the Symphony. He walk into our small recital hall, opened up his DOUBLE violin case and showed us his Strad and his Guarneri del Gesu and it's likely the same one Hadelich plays here. He then played a Bach Sonata. There's no more worthy heir to this magnificent violin. You hear every single note played perfectly. What a joy to hear and watch this phenomenal player.

[@dennispearson9287]

The Young Man is Destined for a Stellar CAREER ! He is also one of the most promising violinist of His GENERATION !! It is Always So Encouraging to See Fresh New BRILLIANT Young Talent on the Horizons Always Insuring that the Future of this Great Art form is in Very Capable Hands !! At His Current Pace , We just might be Listening to THE NEXT PEARLMAN !!!...

[@Ishsa]

Ricochet like a machine gun in that last movement!

[@dporter-gage9907]

I was there with friends and we all agreed, it was one of the most beautiful performances we've ever heard. Incredible, truly special, look forward to seeing him again.

[@paulhann3288]

Hadelich and the Leduc together make this an outstanding performance of the Paganini no.1 to remember. I also loved the Cadenza written by this young man, very sentimental, very touching!

[@thomasdiekwisch8030]

Nothing short of extraordinary! I agree with all the comments below - a modern-day Kreisler. Hadelich owns the concerto. He brings the flair of bygone years and modern day perfection together in a breathtaking performance. Fun to watch the bedazzled expression on the faces of the string section and the admiration from the other parts of the orchestra. The cadenza is a special treat all on its own. Few have commented on the match between the soloist and the orchestra. Jader Bignamini is a highly empathetic and brilliant conductor, bringing out the best in the Detroit Symphony. The conducting of the orchestral part of the Paganini #1 is often blunt, but not here. What an awesome performance.

[@gustavorosa9991]

This is the most perfect performance I've ever heard. Augustin Hadelich = perfection.

[@p.winfrieds.kuttner2986]

I could stop listening - this is beyond imagination. Bravissimo, Augustin Hadelich!

[@liebesleid]

That violin is ALIVE!, how can someone play so heavenly?

[@denicakucera1022]

Crystal clear, fully vibrant and silver tone, sung with heart and soul. Technique is merely a tool, not the end game. Music and fantasy thrroughout, I truly loved it. My favorite.

[@tomatehostil]

Dearest Hadelich, you are most certainly out of this world! The mere act of listening to your performance causes an explosion of feelings and sensations, as if our souls were in a dialogue, one which I wish never came to an end. Please, keep enlightening and blessing this world with your music!

[@SarumChoirmaster]

You are the greatest young and most human violinist of the new age!

[@wendyshell8679]

Um, I can’t quit returning to listen again! ❤️ The best!

[@jurgenabela9600]

Impeccable intonation, especially the tenths. Magnificent bow arm. Loved the interpretation and 'easy' cadenza...

[@user-wk9my6kg8d]

Wonderful. Just incredible.

[@oliviamundy7680]

I was privileged enough to be there for the performance and it was incredible!

[@moooobkityy]

Lucky

[@brianpetrak8876]

Me too. 2nd row center . Incredible to see him that close. Hard to believe there is a better living violinist. And bravo my DSO!

[@budisetiawan1168]

Everytime i listen to paganini with the virtuoso violinist, it always stabs my heart very deeply

[@carloslaguensbermejo9812]

Magistral interpretación por esta prestigiosa Orquesta Sinfónica de Detroit del concierto para víolín Nº1 compuesto por el genial maestro italiano Nicoló Paganini que está considerado como uno de loa arquetipos más importantes del virtuosismo de obras para violín del Romanticismo. El solista Augustin Hadelich también nacido en Italia nos obsequia con un auténtico regalo para deleite de nuestros oídos. BRAVO !!! Saludos desde España.

[@pottersmiles7238]

Ive watched this a few times now. Hadelich is phenomenal.

[@debj685]

His playing makes my heart sing. I've been playing many years and only in my wildest dreams. I appreciate his hard work.

[@ibrahimkenderian4479]

I get to this over and over again. Specific passages, specific sounds. It touches every part of my soul and makes me dream. This is not a complete understanding of the piece, a classy and brave performance. I truly find no words to describe this greatness

[@JDWindtPlaysGuitar]

At the moment of this comment, this video has 99k views, and I think I'm responsible for half of them...

[@motiv4412]

I have performed in concert with Augustin (myself in the orchestra) in my city several times. Always a pleasure!

[@wonderstruck.]

Out of the renditions I've heard, this one is my favorite. The piece is technically challenging (to put it mildly), and just getting the notes right is an impressive feat. But in Hadelich's, you can really hear the soul in the performance.

[@anne-mariemoreau7671]

La finesse de l interprétation est sublime. Toujours autant d emotion qui me transporte chaque fois et chaque jour. Je ne peux m en passer Merci mille fois de nous partager votre talent. Vous êtes un artiste prodigieux

[@user-kd5vd1om5f]

Утонченность покаряет...

[@calvingyasi8292]

Wonderful performance. Such clarity and impeccable technique. Amazing cadenza.

[@mattg6262]

Love his portamento all over the place.

[@ingjoelrayascorrea1687]

Yo tengo 68 años, vivo en Querétaro, Méx. Tuve un programa en radio Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro y con esta música empezaba mi programa sobre el medio ambiente, libros, Etc. 06-Dic-2023.

[@user-nh5ky1dt6e]

Очень нежно, виртуозно и индивидуально. Браво!!!

[@dhcarvings4168]

This Man is just so relaxed and calm while playing, I love listening to this piece, and he just makes it so much more musical

[@johnsonho6622]

No doubt he is one of the best in Paganini violin concertos.

[@cristiant.8654]

I'm afraid to offend this moment with words, it's something from another dimension ...... I was extremely impressed listening to the concert ....... I traveled in other dimensions ....... I am blessed to live Here and Now ....... Thank you Augustin !

[@thomasloa3750]

I had the privilege to see and hear him live, he brings every kind of emotion by the way he plays! Mostly tears tat there can be such magnificence with us! Just love him!

[@kneeman66]

Remember when there used to be live concerts like this?

[@ChadPeiper]

When technique allows for this level of musical expression -- second to none -- in a live performance nonetheless, what can you say? Thank you. Augustin, your work inspires!

[@weizheng9893]

Augustin, your performance touches my heart, and the emotions expressed through your music make me wanna cry, sheer beauty and excellence.

[@titocastro8787]

Agustín, que dios te bendiga y siga iluminandote,

[@marcjames3487]

38 minutes of Heaven. Thank you