Brahms Sonata no.1 1a

vengerov

[@SoCalTrojan]

his bowing and feel.. sound.. everything is elite and untouchable in his generation.. in the past.. and im betting as long as i live

[@Bordcla]

His sense of musicality remains unsurpassed! So poetic, aesthetically perfect and heart-felt! Incredible! A shame he is not playing much anymore...

[@rachelcreamy261]

I found this gem after 12 years

[@dropsoffaith]

This is one of my favorite sonatas. Brahms slays me in all the right ways.

[@her0esfan]

I have never heard ths work in full before - very interesting!

[@wistaphil]

eighth note at 144 is not slow; they shape the sections and phrases within sections with a flexible pulse. Brahms himself, in his early career, at first printed metronome markings his scores (Requiem, for example) but soon deleted them from later printings.

[@cyvue]

Wow, an actual humble performance given by Vengerov! Nice!

[@symfotroll]

very good.

[@mjrproven]

vengerov es genial!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RonaldVillabonaViolinist]

Where Did you get that video!??? could you Upload it in better quality?

[@myjoy000]

it is written 6/4, not 6/8.

[@bastianloewe]

yes, but how do you know how fast is an adagietto ore a vivace ma non troppo??, I mean he plays it like this cause of a reason, I like the tempo, also I can tell you some things you know that teh last movement of brahms violin concerto is markedallegro giocosso ma non troppo vivace??, but everybody plays it like an allegro apassionato?? almost and listen you can say that when is slow case anymusical reasons like it lost continuity but all tha phrases are great builded so I dont get your point

[@kouji502]

2005,in Moscow

[@bastianloewe]

could you please explain your point more detailed so I cn get it??

[@msiu]

When was this recorded?

[@kopelmanrobert]

Who plays piano?