Brahms - Violin Sonata No 2 in A Mag op. 100

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

I love Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN,my favorite violinist 🎻❤️🌺

[@jean-francoiscorcy6887]

Une formidable pièce avec une excellente interprétation ; monumentale.

[@annavinnitskaya8622]

Изумительное исполнение..Особенно нравится Владимир Ашкенази - в интонировании каждой фразы..И утончённость,и чувство меры,ощущение обьёмов Брамсовских..👏👏👏💜

[@watutman]

For sure. So many pianists hammer Brahms.

[@parkthoven]

Warm Brahms by Perlman & Ashkenazy~~

[@davidrehak3539]

Johannes Brahms:2.A-dúr Hegedűszonáta Op.100 1.Allegro amabile 00:00 2.Andante tranquillo - Vivace - Andante - Vivace di più - Andante - Vivace 08:19 3.Allegretto grazioso (quasi andante) 15:00 Ichák Perlman-hegedű Vladimir Ashkenazy-zongora

[@paulsalter5834]

I heard them play all three sonatas in one evening in the 80's in Manchester (Free Trade Hall)

[@user-bn7su4hp3x]

I just adore Itzhak Perlman not only as a violinist but as a human being.

[@amber40494]

Me too, he's a wonderful human

[@voraciousreader3341]

Ashkenazy is also amazing, complete humility. But there were musicians in that generation who, with their wives, were extremely good friends and remained friends until the present, except for Jacqueline du Pré, who so tragically died young. I’m talking about Perlman, Ashkenazy, Daniel Barenboim, Zubin Mehta, and Pinchas Zukerman.

[@user-gs4wf3xz3i]

Izak the greatest virtuoso in the world.

[@mairaleikarte43]

They are playing like One person. 🩸🧭🇱🇻

[@patriciathewisher2315]

Beautiful

[@mrfoeman6187]

Wtf is Schubert doin here playing the violin?

[@Maximilian2808]

violinist looks like Schubert?! :D

[@lcarter5851]

Don't you recognize Itzak Perlman?

[@Maximilian2808]

who undoubtedly looks like Schubert! :-)

[@eamongriffith280]

no joke lol

[@Rokudammela]

Thank you very much!!

[@barakderfarber]

beautiful....!

[@robertfrankgill5962]

Very nice. A pity the first and second movements overlap, as someone has already pointed out.

[@michaela.5363]

Good one. I also like Oistrakh and Richter's version.

[@mrjelly000yt4]

Michael A. would you mind linking thay

[@johnjohnh49]

where remains the deep, innermost passion, So far as said before I 've only heard it once, once in a lifetime, REPIN, above all the other good, and or, great players, but sorry, the PLAYER is VADIM REPIN. this man is beyond believe, REPIN is ......no more words

[@amber40494]

Ashkenazy really is equal in this sonata. Very rich, elegant piano playing of this beautiful sonata

[@user-dg1os3be8l]

??the first and second was Overlaped

[@ZaraAxelrod]

I know, such a shame

[@jeanparke9373]

Um, why so many dislikes...?

[@guillermorochabrun3456]

It's around 5% of the "likes". This is the "normal" rate. As a rule "likes" are around 1/2% of the views, but in this case they are only 0.3%. This pattern is amaizing.

[@johnvanalstine9645]

Definitely because the second movement starts before the first is over. Not sure how that happens on this upload. The original recording is not like that.

[@user-gb9zu5iy7d]

3:03