David Oistrakh Violin Concerto Tchaikowski

[@musicalme27]

I love Oistrakh's sweet sweet smile at the end of the concerto. Such a wonderful, sweet man. We were lucky to have him.

[@sue7281]

He Is(stil) the Top of the top violinists.

[@musicalme27]

His technique, phrasing, sound, everything bliws my mind!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@musicalme27]

blows

[@mnwdiniz719]

Espetacular! Bravissimo! De lagrimar de alegria e emoção diante dessa apresentação!

[@luisconceicao1]

Best erudit violinist of all our last 50 years. Only Rticher could be so good on the piano. Great. Just great!😊

[@arieldovlindgren]

Three times I've heard David Oistrakh in life! One time would have been worth for a life on this Earth. That's all I can say.

[@Тайныйновгородец]

Чудесно сказано !!! Мне не привелось - было 11 с небольшим, когда его не стало...потом годы спустя застал Когана и осталось с ним фото - ему оставалось 2 года земного бытия. Легендарные фигуры !!! - видать, есть в космосе неподвластные сознанию законы - которые дарят миру таких гениев !?! Их явление украсило мир волшебно и невообразимо !!! Правда, и заплатить за это им обоим пришлось несказанно дорого...

[@JuanMartinexplacerez-mw3we]

Un sonido puro con un tono Maravilloso inunda la gran Sala ; ejecutando con un Brillante Nivel Expresivo la Obra Maestra del Genial Compositor P.I.Tchaikovsky , interpretando los Tres Movimientos de manera Magistral . David Oistrakh será por siempre un VIOLINISTA EXCEPCIONAL .

[@mirakor1]

By far the best violinist of all times. Thanks for sharing!!

[@riccardopini9340]

I grandi Maestri della liuteria italiana perfezionarono con amore e genio la forma definitiva del violino poichè misteriosamente sentivano che un giorno, secoli più tardi, sarebbe nato quest' uomo , destinato a far brillare le loro opere .

[@nathalierocton3856]

David oistrakh un miracle de la nature

[@mariannedijzel3075]

Sublime performance by David Oistrakh. Sublime composition by Tchaikovsky. ❤

[@1947Rollo]

Da rimanere a bocca aperta nell'ascoltare e vedere tanta meraviglia..

[@musicfantasyize]

Legend of all the times

[@loreleiistschon3582]

Давид Ойстрах - это эталон исполнения и звучания !!!

[@JuanMartinexplacerez-mw3we]

David OISTRAKH MAESTRO de Maestros .

[@ВладимирЗахаров-ъ7й]

Прекрасно! превосходно! У Ойстраха незабываемое звучание даже в технически неудобных местах. Общее впечатление - восхищение !

[@iqorivasyk6259]

Найгеніальніше виконання шедеврів Чайковського і Баха! Ойстрах- це космічний масштаб,неперевершено !

[@anjanchoudhury4679]

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[@anjanchoudhury4679]

Wt

[@anjanchoudhury4679]

Iuiiiiiii

[@Max-xy5pt]

One of the best violinists ever.

[@democolor42]

not one of the bests but the best!

[@kanagadurgaraghunathan4020]

if not The BEST

[@janejane2918]

thank you for sharing. The only one. King David.

[@elmiramuradova561]

Два великих человека - Чайковский и Ойстрах❤. Как же меня завораживает эта музыка. Она будет жить вечно! Спасибо.

[@cooking60210]

They probably didn't think people would be listening to this in 60 years

[@Marcel_Audubon]

They didn't give a rat's ass.

[@armensargsyan9263]

Горжусь,что моя Родина, СССР дала таких сыновей.Нет страны,нет таких артистов.

[@IF_YOU_CAN_DREAM]

Российская империя. И Ойстрах и Хейфец родились в Российской империи. Коган родился в СССР. Вся школа зародилась во времена Российской империи. 19 век золотой век для России как в литературе, так и в музыке. Кое-что по инерции было и в 20-м. Прокофьев, Рахманинов, Стравинский, Шостакович, Свиридов, Хачатурян. Ну и прекрасные кино/песенные композиторы родившиеся уже в СССР. Но вся инерция из 19 века.Без Чайковского никого из них бы не было. Что касается исполнительского мастерства, то до сих пор есть чем гордится. К счастью не всё профукали.

[@Marcel_Audubon]

USSR gave Putin, too. No reason for pride there.

[@top88piano]

Brilliant!🌷

[@KleopatraNichkina]

Музыка невероятной красоты! Объединение двух гениев П.И.Чайковского и Д.Ойстраха - это потрясающе!

[@RaymondAdames]

Agreed.

[@karencalderwood9058]

Wonderful! The sound is really clear!🎶🎻 I love David Oistrakh’s playing

[@simonwong2738]

Surprisingly good sound quality, too many people missing this great video of the King.

[@barbarabal8922]

Byl i jest genialny. Niech ucza sie od niego uczestnicy biezacych konkursow. Brakuje w muzyce tej wielkiej wrazliwosci, ktora czul i GRAL❤

[@robertoramossempere7252]

Tchaikovsky compuso este concierto esperando que algún día aparecería David Oistrakh

[@robertoperezaguirreeliasca7559]

Desde los 60’s lo escucho en LP…..Piotr se inspiro en 1878 en el lago Leman en Suiza. Primer y único concierto para violín a petición de un violinista amigo! Difícil de tocar sino el más difícil!

[@ts13579_texas_usa]

Recall what Yehudi Menuhin said about David Oistrakh: "Not only his octaves are true. The *whole man* is true!"

[@notaire2]

Sehr wertvolle Aufnahme der fantastischen live Aufführung! Oistrakh spielt seine unvergleichliche Violine echt künstlerisch mit perfekter Kontrolle aller Töne. Roshdestwenski dirigiet das ganz ausgezeichnete Orchester im idealen Tempo mit seidigen Töne aller Streicher und milden Töne aller Holzbläser. Die zusätzlichen zwei Meisterstücke sind auch wunderschön gespiert. Einfach wunderbar!

[@jorgeurzuaurzua4011]

chThanks Addiobelpassato for a superb recording of Tchaikovsky opus 35. Oistrakh proved once again, should any proof be needed, that he was one of the brightest stars of the XX century violin, and perhaps unsurpassed in the Russian soul and melody of Tchaikovsky violin concerto. His unchained romanticism and technical perfection and depth of his grasping of the tragic and sentimental Russian soul, the depth of the Russian suffering, the beauty of his music, all made this rendering an unforgettable one.

[@bentewindelboe1806]

Good Reading

[@musicalme27]

On top of that, add his Jewish soul. That is the crown of his playing.

[@jorgeurzuaurzua4011]

@@musicalme27 You are right. The crying and sentiment of the Jewish soul express itself particularly clearly in the violin concerto.

[@johnwillison3858]

What fabulous playing

[@2triangles]

Unbelievable. I’ve heard a bunch of different amazing violinists play this, but this is my favorite. I love love love how he takes his time in the 10:50 to 13:50 part. Others rush it. He gets all the juice out of that gorgeous lemon.

[@docmalthus]

@@PaulChang48ling Yeah, and that instrument is talking!

[@antonellaraffaelli6597]

Video eccezionale,David Oistrakh un mito

[@susius4211]

1:04 Allegro Moderato - 10:51 Cadenza 20:30 Canzonetta 26:39 Allegro Vivacissimo

[@robertoperezaguirreeliasca7559]

Óistraj Violín Virtuoso from Odessa! Listening to him since the 60’s original recording in LP

[@ropertstillme]

Maravilloso intérprete, tanto en su técnica asombrosa , fácil, y su maestra interpretacion. Un regalo para la humanidad.

[@jinnymudlark1815]

Start crying now. Heifetz is supremely beautiful, too - just in a different way. Thank you for the posts. It's a shame that these older artists are not being experienced, via Utewb, by so many searchers now -- who same to click readily on modern, 'big'name' (and western) orchestras and soloists, to the extent that U/t postings come up readily for them, thus adding to the ever-diminishing cycle of limited experience. Ah well . . .

[@steenmortensen6410]

a shining Pearl..

[@RaymondAdames]

Wonderful performance. Also, an excellent audio and video recording. 😮

[@tylermoore8218]

Oistrakh edited the work into what most people play nowadays

[@marcowerner8835]

Diese beherzte Leichtfüßigkeit in einer Zeit , von der man den Schwermut aus dem Orchester hört , berührt so stark. Daß ich kaum einen anderen Interpreten neben David Oistreich dulde.

[@ЕкатеринаТимановская-ш4ъ]

Этот концерт я бы поставила в один плейлист с 5 и 7 симфонией Бетховена,

[@lucaberni3351]

Bellissimo e commovente. Grazie. LB

[@musicalme27]

Odessa's musicians the best!!!❤❤❤❤

[@rogerroth9536]

Have you ever thought if you gave Oistrakh's violin to any other player, they could make it sound like Oistrakh does? Somehow, I don't think so. I think he's a unique player without peer. What a gift to humanity. And he was a beautiful human being.

[@nimmischueller1528]

Superb..!

[@manuelantoniocravioto6132]

the most inspiring concert of the spirit

[@chita1205]

extra!!!

[@konstantinSE]

играет мастер, снимите шляпу. брависсимо!!!!

[@alfonsosuastegui384]

Que más que gozar estas reliquias de la música gracias

[@seanm241]

This is Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto in D Major not A minor

[@rebecaguzman2889]

Sean M 🚆han si Eliud: concierto para violín opus 47

[@wiz601]

Thank you, at least somebody spotted it:)

[@musicalme27]

He played the a minor concerto of Bach after the Tchaikovsky. 2nd movement.

[@konstantinSE]

так хорошо играть на скрипке невозможно, чудо какое-то

[@robertoperezaguirreeliasca7559]

Piotr se inspiro en 1878 en el lago Leman en Suiza. Primer y único concierto para violín a petición de un violinista amigo! Difícil de tocar sino el más difícil!

[@chita1205]

Gennadi Roshdestwenski, conductor Berliner Festtage 1963

[@АлександрШвайнштейн-м3с]

ВеликийДавидОйстрахнавсевека!

[@bentewindelboe1806]

😢🌹🌿🍂

[@bodiloto]

da 21:05 e' semplicemente sublime . fenomeno .

[@fabriziomariagarzi993]

bodioto, che brutto pubblico, pochi applausi per una esecuzione strabiliante. Oistrakh suona come la Callas canta. Cordiali saluti.

[@bobzhao5287]

Yes! That skill is amazing. So many details he can present.

[@bodiloto]

@@fabriziomariagarzi993 Entrambi eravamo amici … Ero amico anche con Leonid… La mia vera vita è rimasta nel passato … E’ la legge dalla quale purtroppo non può sfuggire nessuno… Con l’apparizione dello Stereo e le registrazioni truccate l’Arte pian piano con gli anni purtroppo e’ morta. Non c’è niente di più bello d’un concerto dal vivo senza microfoni 🎙 e senza trucchetti inutili. Purtroppo abbiamo educato male, malissimo i nostri nipotini vendendo tutte queste registrazioni false . /sterili/ Non esiste il microfono 🎙 capace di trasmettere la bellezza divina d’uno strumento e una voce. La vera Arte può sopravvivere solo nel silenzio. Da anni il mondo e’ diventato isterico e violento, da anni… Saluti cordiali il vecchio

[@ウエフビー]

うう、このまま聴きたいけど、朝早いので寝ます…

[@marcustulliuscicero2676]

Wow, who would have guessed that Al Capone was a virtuoso violinist!

[@docmalthus]

So you thought he was carrying a Tommy gun in that violin case??

[@antoniog.hernandez3417]

Allelujah....

[@yosephsharon7305]

the best violinist ever ...

[@margueritelouiset2645]

👏👏👏

[@felipeabelardoaguerotipian3919]

CONCIERTO PARA VIOLIN OP 35 EN RE (D) MAYOR de Peter Tchaikowski

[@ГалинаМатюшина-ц3с]

Здесь всё совершенно исключительное. и всё исключительно СОВЕРШЕННО!!!

[@bokewilhelm1452]

leider hörte ich diesen meister nicht

[@Тайныйновгородец]

Похоже, эта запись сохранилась хотя бы для того, чтобы стать эталоном для тех потомков и музыкантов, которым будет куда стремиться...до того ярким сейчас видится это исполнение - ведь неслучайно Леонид Коган говорил, что лет 10 после Ойстраха никто не будет так блистательно исполнять Чайковского...в этом по сию пору в 21 веке много правды. Нынче во всем мире разные школы и академии наплодили целые армии технически оснащённых скрипачей, но нет в них главного - личности. СПб, рабочий, 61 год.

[@deenibeeniable]

It doesn't matter who, what, when, or where. There are going to be idiots hacking away in the audience.

[@fabriziomariagarzi993]

Esecuzione stratosferica. Che brutto pubblico...mai piu' ascoltera' cose simili.

[@carlosalbertobrizuela8778]

¡EL REY DE LOS VIOLINISTAS! ¡LO SIGUE SIENDO AÚN CUANDO NO ESTÉ VIVO! ¡ES UNA RELIQUIA PARA LA POSTERIDAD DE VIOLINISTAS COMO ENSEÑANZA PARA TOCAR ÉSTE MARAVILLOSO INSTRUMENTO! ¡LO DIGO CON SUSTENTO PORQUE SOY LUTHIER DE CARRERA!

[@marcomorelli2932]

il tocco il tocco il tocco.........meglio di così si ascolta solo in Paradiso, almeno credo

[@jaydenking-o3p]

not bad

[@eeasyhoon7106]

와 개좇다😻😻😻😻

[@qingzhi1078]

Btw, u spelled Tchaikovsky wrong as Tchaikowski :)

[@edmundcampion9888]

This is the German spelling.

[@osmarmayoral3996]

He certainly was a good fiddle player but not a Heifetz !!!

[@addiobelpassato8612]

I think it was enough for him to be Oistrakh.

[@jinnymudlark1815]

'Apples and oranges'. They both, in their different ways, brought supreme beauty and artistry to their work - there for all of us who are interested, now, through technology, for ever more.

[@2triangles]

Different tastes. I think Heifetz played parts of this far too fast. This, to me, captures the spirit of the piece better than anyone else I’ve heard.

[@docmalthus]

@@2triangles Both versions of this are brilliant, of course, but to me Oistrakh OWNS the second movement, and always will.

[@edmondsinani9465]

They are both great, but for me Oistrakh has another dimension, and is very instructive to hear and see him…and I agree that it was enough for him to be Oistrakh!🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹