Christian Tetzlaff plays Mozart: Violinkonzert D-dur

[@annefritz2786]

Christian Tetzlaff is a very fine violinist. I've enjoyed listening to him playing the Mozart Violin Concerto.

[@geigenkino2455]

Christian Tetzlaff the GREAT. And perfect in ignoring useless conductors :-)

[@popitoto]

I have heard Mr Tetzlaff in a concert given at Paris,long time ago;He was playing Bache sonatas partitas,at that time I didn't like at all..but later I listened to him often in the radio and he impressioned me.Hear is a beautiful interpretation of Mozart.I don't understand the critics below!!I have heard this concerto hundred of times,played it and i cannot deny his musicality!!

[@andrewroberts8139]

I have never in my 43 years heard violin playing like this - just extraordinary

[@raoultak]

I am feeling so happy hearing this.

[@gunnarthorsen]

Wonderful performance, as always. Interesting to see him clean-cut as he was some years ago. I prefer his present look, with long hair. His work and style has evolved too!

[@SidLaw500]

Interesting the comments about his intonation--I noticed it right off the bat (in multiple videos of him), and I'm a STICKLER for great intonation. Yet, he's so fucking brilliant it DOESN'T MATTER.

[@AlvaroAmbrosio]

Delicious interpretation!!

[@keithhoward5120]

I know this piece backwards, his intonation is perfect his playing extraordinary. I have perfect pitch so i think some of what is said here is highly suspect . His playing is marvellous.

[@Pitborn]

+Keith Howard I fully agree. There must be Tetzlaff haters here. There is certainly no second opinion about Tetzlaff's flawless intonation. And I know this work not only backwards but also forwards. What an embarrassing rubbish is sometimes in print...

[@andrewroberts8139]

One takes with a very large pinch of salt random KZbin commenters presuming to criticise world-class soloists. It's the first time I've heard Tetzlaff. In my uninformed opinion he's in the first rank of the first rank

[@outth3r3YT]

"I have perfect pitch"

[@TheNeilsolaris]

It seems to me that he is using natural tuning to a slight extent, which is probably what people are objecting to or noticing. He is very consistent with his tuning, so I assume this is intentional on his part. Normally you'd expect a soloist to be using expressive intonation (e.g. high 3rds and leading notes in the major keys).

[@albertbuss8657]

magnifique !

[@김가비-v7s]

내가 이곡 지금으로부터 10년전에 연주했던 곡이었는데~~~기억이 새록새록난다~~~언제나 들어두 넘넘 좋은곡이다~~~*^^*

[@danny_chestnut253]

thats my fav cadenza!!

[@Emg2463]

I think it must be terribly difficult for those with perfect pitch to enjoy live music very often. When you can hear every little bitty dibble of pitch on either end of a note.......I'm glad my ears are more forgiving....so I can more enjoy the efforts of those who've put much into their performances. BTW....I was highly impressed with the audience ! ....they didn't clap between movements !!! :-)

[@ss032010310103]

It's not so much that we don't applaud his effort to produce music. It's just at this soloist stage, one is expected to play at the highest standard possible. The intonation here is terribly disoriented, to say sloppy is already forgiving. I have to say even though my ear is extremely sharp for intonation I have no perfect pitch. They are separate entities. I never seek perfection in performance just the right intentions. But I think it's great you enjoy great music. It's a rare thing these days...

[@thethreeamazingmen]

smell that? that's the fresh smell of jealousy....

[@ludwigparraperez7801]

Sois músico?.Excelente!

[@altair3feb]

Yes, he does have intonation problems, but who the fuck cares? Intonation doesn't account for 5% of the greatness of this performance.

[@zdrastvutye]

the solo from 10:40 was the intro music of the albert einstein movie from 1984.

[@nishanthshah4197]

This is so gorgeous

[@rolandherrera506]

it's really nice!

[@jergensun]

dear cookie, if Joachim Kaiser agrees with you then you would be absolutely right, but otherwise this is probably the best that anyone has ever played, respectfully.

[@Petroschristidis]

Great !

[@1cleandude]

WOW, is my math correct; Mozart only lived 35 years?!

[@wonjunjung6879]

Jan 27, 1756 - Dec 5, 1791

[@adamgonczi4296]

Oh yes!

[@freierLandmann]

Numero 1🙌

[@roberto38766]

Wow!

[@cgb01]

Precioso

[@afonsobrito4399]

Gren Golden

[@SaraDirect23]

Love to see both Daniel Kurganov and Christian Tetzlaff and comment and critique on each other!

[@giovannimichelederossi9466]

which Cadences play he play in this video?

[@andrewroberts8139]

He taught Ling Ling all he knows, apparently :)

[@arlenehathaway3076]

Ling Ling??? Lang Lang is a pianist -

[@saeidyazdani]

Look ad Drogo go!

[@l123.s3]

Does anyone know the date/year of this concert?

[@rh7189]

Sir Roger Norrington gave an interview where he criticised the use of the vibrato technique. Yet the orchestra and especially the soloist is using this technique willy nilly

[@georgebanos361]

Great...but nothing compered to vengerov

[@IIAASSOONN]

Kourada...

[@andrewroberts8139]

"It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open one's mouth and remove all doubt" - Wittgenstein

[@TheCookie30]

Why Joachim Kaiser and not, say, Jesus Christ or Moses? And would be good if you sharpen your ears and listen to more performances of Mozart violin concerti. There are literally hundreds, and most are CLEANER than this one, not to mention anything else. Good luck searching!!

[@csar1523]

Lev Natochenny hello again, Mr. Baldie

[@andrewroberts8139]

Lol, if you want clean spray some Dettol on your violin. Don't come on here and embarrass yourself with this rot

[@Eggliebtmayo]

So scheiße wer hört das an hahahahahah Opfer nur Opfer hört doch deutsch rap

[@supertramperin]

Tetzlaff self-presentation under the mask of Mozart. How embarrassing and off- putting.

[@csar1523]

Iris Roumiantsev penises

[@stevestrange965]

@@csar1523 :0P

[@TheCookie30]

What a pity that a wonderful orchestra and conductor hire a violinist with such lousy intonation!!! Not to speak of lack of real musical qualities.

[@HenJack-vl5cb]

If there is something annoying in this video is not the nervios playing of the soloist ,nor the rather apathy of the orchestra,but the job this conductor does-no technic, always behind and no connection to the masterpiece at all!

[@csar1523]

Lev Natochenny you're bald =p

[@andrewroberts8139]

Oh dear. One suspects your sense of intonation is about a 100 times less good than Tetzlaff. And as to your appreciation of music - well, let's not even go there. This is sublime musicianship