Borodin Quartet play Borodin String Quartet no. 2 - video 1973

[@oxana6055]

Я не пропускала ни одного концерта этого квартета в малом зале консерватории в Москве . Они тогда были молодыми а я быала ученицей В А Берлинского. Это были 60 е годы!

[@VassilikiKravari]

Molodets! Do you still play the cello?

[@НадеждаБогданова-р7э]

Я так их люблю-прямо не знаю как. Так говорят маленькие дети , и мне тоже так захотелось… В лихие 90-Е прошлого века,я просила и почти умоляла директора своей Филармонии пригласить их к нам. Но он покачал головой,а увидев моё огорчение,добавил: «Да они теперь уже не таком высоком уровне играют.» Неправда,ответила я. И тогда он назвал истинную причину: «Мы даже половину зала не соберём. Я не могу себе это позволить.» В те годы театры и другие учреждения Культуры выживали,а мы,-члены Филармонического Собрания,-помогали родной Филармонии «наполнять» зал. Вот так мне и не удалось услышать квартет Бородина вживую. Спасибо! Запись и исполнение превосходны! 9.06.2023.

[@natalieevans6906]

Мой папа - дирижер дружил с ними и мы всегда ходили на их концерты и когда они были в Таллинне то альтист Дмитрий Шебалин бывал у нас дома! Незабываемые времена!!

[@twojciec2000]

I had the honor and pleasure to study this quartet with Mr Dubinski at IU School of Music back in the nineties. What a great musician he was. I still recall rehearsals under his supervision.

[@user-hudi]

0:00 1st mov. 7:46 2nd mov. 12:28 3rd mov. 20:35 4th mov.

[@prototropo]

In spite of the sound quality, the true spirit of Borodin rises in here!

[@JulienGaudfroy]

Berlinsky's cello sound and espressivity. One of the best ever.

[@gpcrawford8353]

Borodin was a Doctor who turn turned to research organic chemistry successfully yet had this musical creativity he was a member of the mighty handful who eschewed formal music education taking as their inspiration Russian folk songs and tales. Rimsky -Korsakov left an autobiography My Musical Life describing this and much more . BTW he was a liberal in his thinking championed women in medicine. He often went to conferences on the latest developments in this field. Sometimes these were in Paris and he would look up Liszt and play over his compositions one such being In the Steppes Of Central Asia . PS forgot that he was posthumously awarded a TONY for his contributions to the musical Kismet . Forrest and wright took his music added lyrics and fully credited Borodin for the music.

[@fionafrank4112]

So fortunate to see them play in St Georges Bristol back in the 1980s and 90s..... always brought tears to my eyes.

[@ИринаСветлова-т1б]

❤

[@krakerkrunch]

I simply cried, so very beautiful and moving...🌹🌟💝💖 🇲🇽

[@ИринаСветлова-т1б]

❤❤❤

[@klokheten]

Absolutely unparalleled.

[@michaelmao1155]

Absolutely the best simply for the balance & virtuosity of each player captured by the sensitive/knowledgeable camera shots for once?

[@leestamm3187]

Exquisite. Never heard it played any better.

[@eminivolumetrader]

THANK YOU so very much for sharing this. It literally brought tears to me. Such memories. I got to study with Shebalin on and off from 1991-93 in Paris during his visits. He was the best! Thx again.

[@siew-hongkoe5340]

Michael Ramos W

[@janetkenny1974]

Deep and wonderful.

[@TickleTipson169]

i performed this my junior year of high school with a wonderful group of my classmates. Thanks to them for a wonderful experience performing one of the most staggeringly beautiful pieces of music ever written (in my opinion)

[@lorenzob206]

No one will ever play this music like they did

[@jean-yvesbranquet3634]

Sublime...

[@joelkatz8729]

Thank you so much. Magnificent. Authoritative. Overflowing with heart.

[@vladiinsky]

No better versions available than the old Borodin quartet! There is a recording of Kopelman quartet (Kopelman being the ex 1st violin of Borodin q as well) in KZbin, that's excellent too. Other versions are simply not to listen after these performances, they are inferior. Valentin Berlinsky, my favorite!

[@emmafisher1373]

Absolutely agree.

[@Dan6erous]

Dubinsky was an amazing teacher. I was lucky to have a few chamber music coachings with him at Indiana University in the early 90's. The best string crossings in the business. Nocturne shows this.

[@giancitton2604]

Splendido quartetto. Inimitabili i solisti !!!!!

[@ИринаСветлова-т1б]

❤

[@embcomposer]

gracias, que gran grabación y que maravillosa obra, toda mi juventud pasé escuchándola con el Cuarteto Borodin.

[@tomatojuice12]

Thank you SO much for posting this gem of a video. It is truly some of the greatest playing out there.

[@HenJack-vl5cb]

tomatojuice12 I agree!!

[@louismattajr9040]

He was a top notch Soviet Scientist, who just happened to have a hobby of writing music. Somehow he set an excellent example for us to follow.

[@jorndrogi576]

You know , Mr. Matta. Borodin died in 1887. Soviet's haven't even been invented by then. Please do your home work before writing nonsense

[@louismattajr9040]

@@jorndrogi576 so much for Lenin and Stalin.

[@noelh.6632]

I agree wholeheartedly with this.

[@daniel3231995]

ignoramus,quit feigning intellect by trying to associate a real russian composer with your leftism

[@DavidSmith-kc4hz]

Simply by a slight moment of forgetfulness you bring a heap of unnecessary criticisms from a group of smartipants. Thanks for reminding us of Borodin's accreditation.

[@Jordi_Ventura]

Very nice string quartet music! 👍

[@mateuszdobrowolski1425]

Najładniejszy kwartet jaki ktoś napisał. Wykonanie też wspaniałe!!!

[@gtrman04971]

I love your playing! Thank you for your hard work and your dedication to your love. Music heals, no? Again, you sooo interpret Borodin, Thanks. Charlie H,

[@jomonhinapi24]

3楽章が一番好きです…。

[@toshihikoarai4950]

美しい曲、そして演奏！映像もまた美的センス抜群です！！ありがとう！！

[@rocioincera1]

Maravilla de pieza. Y una dulcisisima interpretación! Tan sensible. Yo también escuchaba a Borodin durante la carrera :)

[@artetnaturevideos6997]

Hello, Thank you very much for this BEAU-TI-FUL music ! Best wishes ! Jean-Charles Bourquin, in France

[@gmtoomey]

I heard them play this (defining) piece in the 1980s.

[@ИринаСветлова-т1б]

With Kopelman! Mr. Dubinsky emigrated USSR in 1976.

[@stuartthomas6367]

Stunning.

[@gabrielegiombini]

Grazie!!!

[@kimsground7190]

Is this love?

[@ИринаСветлова-т1б]

❤

[@олегнастюк]

Супер !!! БРАВО !!!

[@ИринаСветлова-т1б]

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[@innocenzobarrera1505]

Molto emozionante.

[@abdulkareemabdulkareem7885]

Rangila

[@vonarfehc1972]

спасибо.

[@eliasalvarezdominguez9748]

Poco divulgada por salas de concierto, pero !!fantástica¡¡

[@sam.polina.d2787]

Beautiful✨

[@mungofitz]

Perfect

[@musicfirst5020]

Dubinsky or Kopelman? Both fantastic violinists, similar sound. Dubinsky does capture Borodin very well here. As great as they were led by Kopelman, I liked their sound even better with Dubinsky.

[@ИринаСветлова-т1б]

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[@ilyaipo]

I love Dubinski playing But my heart goes to Kopelman You can here with Dubinski that they are the same generation,all of them in the top form When Kopelman came , you definitely can hear that some of older players started to lose their form

[@twinicebear775]

This playing is the so masterful! I do feel the tempo for the first movement was a bit rushed though, but that's my opinion.

[@CalebOrvik]

There's a sense of urgency they all play with in this however....Uncanny to watch

[@diannpilafian6384]

R. Dubinsky ended up teaching at Indiana University. He travelled extensively with the Borodin Trio

[@zhandosmansurov6668]

Who is his the most famous student ?

[@ИринаСветлова-т1б]

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[@ИринаСветлова-т1б]

​@@zhandosmansurov6668 A lot of quarters from whole world!!❤

[@守田正樹]

1楽章: 恋人との甘い日々 2楽章: 多忙な日々 3楽章: 恋人時代の甘い夢 4楽章: 結婚生活の現実 表題つけるとしたらこんな感じか クラシックというよりは今どきの流行歌のようなポップさと生活感 やっぱりボロディン四重奏団というだけあってボロディンはお家芸だな

[@vidaaltoe6319]

21:17 - vivace 21:38 - A

[@andreamoro6928]

Ci sono sempre 10 intellettuali che si devono contraddistingere nelle loro frustrazioni...

[@joseadolfo7928]

espectacular

[@wsegen]

yes, yes, yes......and the camera work is the best. looks like the russian film department forgave leni...

[@michavandam]

12:29 Nocturne

[@saltandpepperhair5808]

michavandam u know me too well

[@krakerkrunch]

Uno de los primeros que escuché

[@LavaMLG]

0:24 jumpscare

[@abdulmuhaiminabas8322]

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[@abababa6368]

7:46

[@aliceferretti4597]

Alice vai al minuto 12:27 la canzone che cerchi è questa

[@noxxonentertainment6742]

12:28

[@goutfromfriedokra3936]

Beethoven was black@

[@CalebOrvik]

That's jazz dude!!!

[@irinavassvetlova]

Stupid!!

[@juanrgisbert]

13 pulgares abajo, sonido intolerable, tempo acelerado, desajustes métricos... En fin, todo mal... Unos aficionadillos de clase baja. ¡Menos mal que tenemos a los expertos para ilustrarnos con sus comentarios!!

[@juanrgisbert]

Y, miren, podría escribir en perfecto inglés, pero escribo en español porque me sale de los cojones. El que no lo entienda, que lo estudie.

[@violinistaosmar8961]

@@juanrgisbert 😂😂😂 tiene que ser una broma verdad

[@ИринаСветлова-т1б]

Какая чушь!! Эксперты??😂😢

[@superalbatross]

almost intolerable sound

[@DavidSmith-kc4hz]

I thnk the horrible sound is because of the age of the recording and the transfer as no one could make these sounds in the flesh.

[@vladiinsky]

intolerable comment!

[@Cheetos439]

clown🤡

[@ИринаСветлова-т1б]

Я просто слышу Ваш голос! Он действительно невыносим!!!😢