Devil's Trill Tartini

[@arkhamasylum7088]

Oh my god. Dude played all that from memory. So beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@kkutxy]

He probably played it 2832833 times so he memorized it. Amazig piece..

[@LibraryPervert]

I like KZbin performances because you don't have to feel guilty if you have to cough!

[@esrapk]

lmao

[@khanivore313]

Or Break Wind for that matter (in my case)

[@oswaldonknoser1430]

Cough away!

[@oswaldonknoser1430]

Faraz Khan: Break away to your heart's content, Faraz. Can you do it in staccato?

[@sarcastictaqvi12]

I just coughed after reading your comment

[@dillon4618]

I don't know why, but the last 2 minutes always gives me goosebumps.

[@vlogmoor4992]

Because that’s most likely the closest to what he heard in his dream.

[@ravensdancing13]

I will never forget the very first time I heard this on a local fm station. It was while reclining in a dark room after a glass of wine so no distractions of any sort. I was dumbstruck! Itzhak Perlman is so incredibly brilliant and the piano was incredible also.

[@240subscribersandnovideosf5]

"Pff, that looks easy!" *picks up violin and looks at music sheet* "....... Dang."

[@Arthas1011]

+143 Subscribers and no Videos found? Ir aint called devil's trill for nadda it seems.... plus with baroque some of the symbols and methodology change meaning TToTT Mozart was easier

[@ratuslupusskullbones2969]

every things seams easy when you ride evil

[@Arthas1011]

Interesting comment. More gift of Cthulu, Deity of Artists, Feeder on their Tears of Frustration. Dark Inspiration of Gordon Ramsey

[@danko904]

208 subscribers now

[@jimhall735]

Arthas1011 I

[@iggykarpov]

Larghetto affettuoso 0:00 Allegro moderato 3:29 Andante 6:17 Allegro assai - Andante - Allegro assai 9:01

[@diegomauriciotorrescaro6008]

Una noche, en el año 1713 soñé que había hecho un pacto con el diablo a cambio de mi alma. Todo salió como yo deseaba: mi nuevo sirviente anticipó todos mis deseos. Entre otras cosas, le di mi violín para ver si podía tocar. ¡Cuán grande fue mi asombro al oír una sonata tan maravillosa y tan hermosa, interpretada con tanto arte e inteligencia, como nunca había pensado ni en mis más intrépidos sueños! Me sentí extasiado, transportado, encantado: mi respiración falló, y desperté. Inmediatamente tomé mi violín con el fin de retener, al menos una parte, la impresión de mi sueño. ¡En vano! La música que yo en ese momento compuse es sin duda la mejor que he escrito, y todavía la llamo el "Trino del Diablo", pero la diferencia entre ella y aquella que me conmovió es tan grande que habría destruido mi instrumento y habría dicho adiós a la música para siempre si hubiera tenido que vivir sin el goce que me ofrece. Giuseppe Tartini, en Voyage d'un François en Italie

[@LenCT]

Wow no conocía esa historia

[@kutthroatgdnyt4671]

Man poured his heart out and all Christians will have to say is that he needs Jesus lol

[@makarov1080]

Isso mostra que no inferno também tem música....Por isso todos devem aprender a tocar um instrumento. Quem não for para o céu tocar com os anjos, irá para o inferno tocar com demônios.

[@gabrieldweik6842]

Какая хорошая история

[@shindeiru2014]

@@makarov1080 I'd rather play the music of sathan omg

[@sebastianalmanza4756]

Legend has it, that even if you're playing on the crappiest violin, if you play this in a church it turns into a strad

[@nevanrahmaditya369]

Nope. Both if you and your violin become ash

[@Shiekh420]

ONE OF THE ONLY PEOPLE THAT DOES THIS PIECE JUSTICE. BRAVO AND THANK YOU

[@sssdog]

Perlman es un maestro, lo hace ver tan ridículamente fácil, cotidiano.

[@antoniodmak7124]

Así mismo, toca cualquier obra de cualquier compositor de cualquiera de las grandes épocas de la música clásica de manera perfecta. Jamás le vi una mínima carencia en ninguna interpretación

[@marbross9246]

Tiene un registro impresionante, visto muy pocas veces incluso de maestros de su nivel

[@stevenbalic752]

Un prodigio del violín!

[@ajvdwest]

I've been listening to Devil's Trill all night, even Ida Haendel, and this BY FAR trumps all of them! Not even in the same league.. I had to stop working on the side to comprehend this... It reminds me why he was the first violinist I fell in love with, and the reason I started playing as a child.

[@James-ev2pq]

Doesn’t this seem sped up to you?

[@James-ev2pq]

There are certain parts that I’ve heard slowed down, and the sound is completely different and much more beautiful

[@gloriacoronado4121]

The most beautiful piece I've ever heard

[@uzeirgamazsi721]

gloria coronado see the history of this song

[@mr.j8010]

@@uzeirgamazsi721 the history is exactly what makes this piece gorgeous.

[@sasssssa6565]

Do did you liste Anne Sophie mutter for this piece !

[@gothfoxgirlAO3]

Though, apparently, Tartini tried to mimic what the devil played before him, you can hear and feel the agony and insanity Tartini went through to make this song match that which he once heard. You can hear desperation and sadness. You can feel the pure agony in each and every note. Each and every draw of the bow. You can feel the torment that Tartini went through to make this perfect, but...never could. He could never perfect this peace, as he lay breathing his last breath. When I hear this song, I hear an odd mixture of desperate agony, due to his perfectionism, and determined victory, for he wrote this song by ear and, though it isn't perfect to his standards, it is still hauntingly beautiful, even to this day.

[@forevers1238]

Great comment. I was just thinking, listening to the end, it does sounds like pure agony. What a way to end the piece, that violin got shredded to pieces! I can almost picture the Devil playing it... smugly, showing off.

[@James-ev2pq]

You might be correct, but the way I perceived the sadness and agony was more like Lucifers “story” of his fall, the way he felt about it, his struggle with accepting it, and lastly the intense parts might be his determination to destroy humanity.

[@gothfoxgirlAO3]

@@James-ev2pq ...holy shit you're a genius

[@americasnexttopnightmarebi7932]

@@James-ev2pq I thought I was the only person who perceived the story of the song in that sense.

[@gothfoxgirlAO3]

@ace boogie lol

[@abeescalera4484]

Bravo! how graceful, truly plays like a violinist possessed, like a man on fire, truly channeling this songs essence

[@mateuszloniewski]

“Possesed” is the appropriate word for this piece.

[@tinavavlas4491]

He makes it look so easy and does it so effortless

[@Reznolio]

Ever since I discovered this piece in 8th grade it's been my favorite of any musical composition. Now at the age of 15 I have spent about a year and a half learning it and I have most if the first movement and a bit of the second down well but past that it's insanely difficult.

[@lizmchenry4633]

Most beautiful

[@coolbeans7610]

Reznolio just sell your soul to the devil and u will be able to play it

[@AA-io8rl]

Coincidence i discovered this at 8th grade too

[@anjalis5935]

I discovered this around 7th or 8th too. Someday I wanna be able to play this piece too.

[@adnanqatouni]

Have you finished learning it? 8 years later :)

[@DMKisinger]

Itzhak Perlman, by far, captures Tartini's genius and spirit playing this sonata...Absolutely Magnificent....

[@fluffy2dimaxx836]

Blood curdling, perfect, heart stopping piece. Those 15 people need to get there ears re-evaluated. Itzhak has fingers of gold Superb playing!!!!!!!.

[@willimmos2774]

after seeing this video, i went and got myself an violin, took me a while to save up for it but i finally got it and ive never been more in love with a musical instrument. The one thing that motivated me the most besides from the performance its the piece itself because ive already started taking lessons and its the first piece i want to be able to play......I love the performance ,kin of a spiritual journey filled with so many emotions....if anyone is willing to share the music sheet ill be more than grateful. LOVELY PERFORMANCE!!!!!

[@anastasiasullivan2208]

Hi there! I hope your violin studies have been going well. If you are still looking for the sheet music for this piece, there is a website called IMSLP that has a large library of sheet music! Type, "Devil's Trill Sonata by Tartini violin sheet music" into Google, and click the site that has IMSLP in it. Then go to the Arrangements and Transcriptions tab, and click on any of the Violin Parts. There are many versions/arrangements of the piece. Best wishes!

[@vibratoqueen450]

That's wonderful to hear. Never stop feeling the music and you'll bring joy to so many people through your violin. :)

[@cidiose]

Great! I hope you are still practicing!

[@ElTanques]

Im thinking the same thing

[@gerardsinai417]

​@@ElTanques 9

[@medea2180]

Gracias por este momento mágicamente diabólico.

[@charlesteixeira7451]

This is the best version I have ever had the privilege of hearing.. Only Tartini knows the true beauty of this piece in a way that we never will.... Congrats Perlman...

[@frankiemarchelli1148]

Charles Teixeira it’s a song that the devil had played and he is recreating it

[@frankiemarchelli1148]

one of the hardest pieces to play till this day cuz only him , who had a made a deal can only play

[@James-ev2pq]

While listening to this piece and knowing the background, there are so many different emotions that’s it’s almost as if Lucifer was painting his story of his fall from heaven, wrestling with his fate, expressing his sorrow and bitterness towards God, and finally his fierce determination to destroy humanity in an act of revenge.

[@user-uf7vt7ev2f]

Восторг! Мурашки по коже! Люблю великолепного исполнителя Ицхака Перлмана! ❤

[@manuelsoto7957]

Yo escuchando la mejor obra de Tartini (de violín me atrevo a decir) y me siento hipnotizado por algo tan perfecto y hermoso, sin duda Perlman lleva esa obra a otro nivel y sin necesidad de usar tantos recursos como Garret (esta última sigue siendo muy buena). Sin duda alguna esta obra es hermosa.

[@iusedtobe6837]

Perlman enseñó a Garrett a perfeccionar esta Sonata (David Garrett toca esta Sonata desde los 14 años) por cierto te puede interesar la Introdction & Rondo Capriccioso (Camille Saint Saens) interpretada por Jascha Heifetz y compara su técnica con la de otros Violinistas, esta es impecable y radiante. Saludos.

[@MAUROVACAN26]

Imagínese como será la que le tocó Lucifer a Tartini en su sueño.

[@regislima5305]

Nuca ouvi uma canção de Deus o diabo tem essa bonita parabéns a Satã .

[@curseoftheegglady]

Didn't *have* to cut off the applause...

[@kurtus.1]

2:44 me right now lol

[@julianpenguin5320]

Kurt S 😂😂

[@chanelevon91]

OMG XD Im laughing so hard! How did I not see her before lmao

[@cpat1068]

Asian me too bwoss

[@myjessie9678]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@levlev.1028]

@@julianpenguin5320 rolfmfdo😂😂😂

[@mariaalmeida2948]

Ao escutar Giuseppe Tartini, sentimos orgulho dele pertencer a raça humana.

[@ipacyz8369]

I Agree.

[@reiokomibu5479]

Absolutely stunning and beautifully mesmerising to listen to every time I hear it. I love Itzhak Perlman's performance of this more than any other. Not that there are many others that could even play it let alone the entirety of this song in full, correctly, beautifully and with the right emotions. I love how the emotionality of this song comes through in his performance and in the sounds it creates. I love when sound paints pictures in my mind. When sounds evoke emotions it's truly a gift to me.There is so much that could be said of his performing and this song,plus the two of them combined..but I haven't the time. No other violin song has moved me in the way that "The Devil's Trill" has.

[@Lydia-Heel7046]

the most beautiful piece i have ever heard

[@christian1998201able]

anime lover my favorite as well

[@santiagomarcote3769]

Este video debería tener millones de reproducciones

[@anagabrieltrevino5439]

My heart aches What I wouldn't give to hear what Tartini heard that fateful night!

[@sunshine-qw5md]

I just started playing the violin yesterday and my goal is to be able to play this one day :)

[@andreluizcruz3002]

tenha problemas mentai e vai ter exito em falar igual ao vinicius rodrigues

[@andreluizcruz3002]

+Vinicius Rodrigues de Santana não é mimimi e sim uma critica

[@andreluizcruz3002]

+Vinicius Rodrigues de Santana o fato de te criticar não me faz seu fã, é uma simples demonstração de superioridade intelectual

[@andreluizcruz3002]

+Vinicius Rodrigues de Santana caro idiota a palavra fan é uma adaptação de fã que é uma simples abreviação de fanatic que em português é fanático e eu não sou fanático por você, não fale merda. Superioridade não é minha "marca" sou apenas realista, pois contra fatos não há argumentos

[@castulo1561]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHHAHA, good luck dude, you need it. Its not imposible this partiture, but its harder than defecating a cactus

[@poemasdebettomaldonadocarb8601]

Una de las grandes melodías para violín. La tonalidad menor del tema pone al borde de las lágrimas porque lo pone en los recuerdos de lo más triste que hemos vivido. Por qué escuchar cosas tristes, dicen que el organismo se equilibra, que no podemos vivir en extremos, es decir, luego de alegría viene la tristeza y al revés. Quisiera que se me presentara el diablo para producir el poema más conmovedor.

[@ferce889]

I love his smiling during allegro x)

[@sergiogalan9343]

GIUSEPPE EXTRAORDINARIO VIOLINISTA. UNICO GRANDE MARAVILOSSO

[@AyrtOnKurt]

Escuchar y recordar esa historia de Tartini, se me escarapela la piel. Toma mucho peso el interes en esa bella melodia.

[@paulocosta7714]

Lindo, maravilhoso. I. Perlman, é sem dúvida, um dos maiores violinistas da actualidade. Sei das dificuldades, da obra em questão, por experiência própria. Executei de cor, o primeiro andamento, em público. Fiz sucesso. Gosto de memorizar, o que toco. Consegue-se mais facilmente, transmitir aos ouvintes, a nossa maneira, de sentir a música. Desde os meus 6 anos de idade, que conheço, quer como ouvinte, e, executante, o Trilo do Diabo. Constitui, para quem se proponha, a executar a referida composição, um autêntico desafio.

[@paolapineda1875]

No se como llegue aqui... pero me siento alegre de haber llegado *n* la notas son tan fuertes y delicadas que hacen que mi corazón se emocione

[@maggdeline5812]

The only performance that actually reminded of the BACKSTORY behind this 👏🏿.. I even got chills 😰

[@makarov1080]

Tartini teve sorte. Toda vez Que sonho com o chefe da escuridão, a proposta é treta, sinistra. ....

[@chinmaygosavi3587]

I love the part from 4:35 - 4:40, certainly different than most of the versions I've heard. Makes it difficult to go back to those recordings, but I like some parts in those better!

[@alejandros.m5772]

Awesome, i love devil songs !!

[@aaronmontoya3066]

Simplememente.... sublime

[@fersholesheshabo9143]

La toco bien vergas este compa mis respetos bato cada nota se escucha tan chingona 👌👌👌saludos desde Mexico banda

[@beautifulenoughforme]

one of the most playful and fun pieces ive heard, so if the devil played it to him in a dream (according to the legend)...then the devil must be really fun lol

[@BSIII]

This one was a bit fast for me at first, but quickly grew on me. One of my favorites now. That vibrato 🔥

[@kwstasvourkutiotis2660]

last part is amazing

[@Soundtrack33VEVO]

Kwstas Vourkutiotis Yes, True Master Piece

[@Jordan-vr7ip]

That was the devils part

[@susisg3187]

Gracias por compartir esta magnífica interpretación del Maestro Perlman.

[@antoniodmak7124]

Overwhelmingly outstanding

[@mariatartini1146]

THANKS A LOT!!! on behalf of my ILLUSTRIOUS ANCESTOR!!! BREATHTAKING PERFORMANCE!!!

[@mikea8615]

Ese hombre no toca el violín, le esta haciendo el amor, hermoso :' )

[@martinhole1379]

El violín: eso me prende xd

[@hydra_san7805]

Belíssimo mais alguém kkkkkkkkk Tartini fez um excelente trabalho não acha

[@Bababoey19]

@lucas mano isso me assusta, no sonho ele deve ter visto o diabo tocar notas que nem existem aqui, por isso fora da compreensão humana

[@wenaviste]

Gracias Silvia, el vídeo está super, la sonata de Tartini más el arreglo de Kreisler y la ejecución impecable de Perlmann, estupendo. Tienes buen gusto, y felicito tu nobleza. Gracias

[@annaannaof716]

Nádherný ťažký hudobný kus a prekrásne hra.Bravo Maestro.Anika.

[@eddyrdz1969]

i am learning this song in the violin, now i can play 5 minutes, literally itzak was my one of my inspirations to buy a violin

[@painter1955]

I literally have to catch my breath at the end!!

[@ayahezra]

4:14 love it!

[@mohammadhosseinebtehaj3531]

I feel like devil is seating in front of me tellig story of his life ;The infinite mixture of pain ,sadness and loneliness ;Remembering his beautiful and sweet past and Illustrating his eternal torment. I feel sad for his story ... Thanks

[@sandworm3]

Don't feel sad and renounce those lies. This being is the enemy of your soul and active in your current world seeking to destroy and devour. 1 Peter 5:8 ... Calvary defeated death and sin... His finish is complete as read in Revelation 20:7

[@rons7096]

Well put.

[@Eli-gr3zb]

EDGY

[@kd3226]

mohammadhosein ebtehaj this comments awakened this strange realization in me.... It made me feel so sad for satan... Everything taken from him which was his...

[@lukesayballs]

What's beautiful about this piece is that it switches from g minor (a very gut-wrenching and regretful key) and Bb major (a very hopeful and optimistic key) in many ways, we are more like the Devil than we are God, struggling and hoping after more power to better our lives yet regretting the fallout that comes with that pursuit. God shows us forgiveness but the Devil sends his sympathies.

[@luisrevollar2656]

"Mi triada del diablo era basura,comparada a la que Satanás toco en mi sueño" Tartini.

[@Soundtrack33VEVO]

Luis Revollar y si pudiera subsistir por otros medios, hubiera quebrado mi Violín y dejado la música para Siempre...

[@justicejericho97]

Outstanding. Beautiful. Bene

[@jamesvocalcover8437]

Apparently the history behind this song, is that Tartini (the violinist who wrote this song) sold his soul to the devil while the Devil was playing this song for him. But while Tartini was on his death bed, he said that his version, or the version on this video, was nothing compared to what the Devil played.

[@yuzudreams]

Truly beautiful!! His violin sings a story to you and brings you through such an emotional roller coaster through the entire piece! It's so mesmerizing and draws you into joining him in his little story. Really a performance to remember

[@primateussapius3980]

convicted for eloping with a 15 year old, ( not a guest ) but rather a fugitive in hiding, he had a dream one night that Lucifer required his soul for a bargain. His violin was offered and the Devil " played this Trill " to mock him and delight in his misery. He was said to have admitted that in his lifetime he was never able to completely duplicate exactly what he heard that night in his dream - this " Devil's Trill " was as close as he could recall from his memory the following morning.

[@zioshi2]

I think the actual trill played by the devil is the third movement of this song right? i read that somewhere.

[@rochellealansmithee7966]

I thought the story was that the devil asked tarting to teach him the violin in a dream. Tarting agrees and then hands over his own violin to test his students skill. The devil immediately begins playing a song so soul achingly beautiful that Tartini wakes up and tried to capture the song on paper but doesn't get it perfectly.

[@rochellealansmithee7966]

Destinee Walls Wait, what? How did we get from an origin story on how the devil's trill was written to someone (devil? Tartini) raping a young woman? Really out of left field here. edit: I re-read the post from earlier and I have realized what I missed earlier.

[@danielpalin]

This is just a tribute

[@bigmango202]

Tenacious d

[@FBI-sj2tg]

(TRUE) dont get me wrong. Tartini was once broke, depressed, and homeless he was going to commit suicide but before that he decided to have one last sleep before he did and in his dream he met the devil the devil said "tartint I'll make a deal with you sell me your soul and I'll make you the most famous violinist ever" so the devil picked his vilon up and started to play this beautiful melody when tartini awoke he immediately started at the melody the devil was playing and this is it it the HARDEST melody played in history no one has ever replicated it. Scince

[@FBI-sj2tg]

@Maria Callous truly beautiful reply

[@termaximus8244]

Little philosophy inclineth man to atheism, an in depth study inclinest him to the true religion, (Truth) absent of any deceit. The sun blinds those who stare into its glory because they are blind. The devil is the shadow of god and is only existing because the psych of mankind is in a terrible state. God is a spiritual mentor in which is absolute and infinite, (man being the finite god) through study we will see that we are selves are unlimited. We are subject to death because we believe that which dies. I am the magician! And I have bruised the head of the serpent.

[@Chris_855]

@@termaximus8244 10/10 amount of wisdom

[@karsaorlong666]

@@termaximus8244 meh. None of it is real and you are full of subjective banter.

[@Mrsabrinatostes]

Em alguns momentos parece que são 2 violinos tocando😮

[@caradcool8289]

De arrepiar

[@alissonst.4751]

É a magia do contraponto rsrsrs, você precisa ouvir a Chaconna em Ré menor, chegar numa passagem que parecer ser 30 violinos kkk

[@lipsobardo9652]

Por anos correu boatos entre os músicos da época de Tartini de que ele tinha 6 dedos, pq a melodia é absurdamente bela e difícil de se tocar

[@jardsonsantos1292]

Não esperava que um brasileiro comentar por aqui

[@greenman1567]

​@@jardsonsantos1292Ué cara, por que não esperava brasileiros? Kkkkkk

[@Kitsune1989]

I love this piece. Brings back such wonderful memories of school... and when I was kicked out (yet again) because I got bored and took a creative interpretation of school assignments.

[@annaspielman9250]

Brilliant!!!!❤

[@tamakin1066]

とても優雅で美しい……。素敵です！

[@jesseserna8424]

I just bought a Fender Stratocaster maybe SRV will visit me in my dreams, I really did.But fat chance that might happen Id probably die in my sleep right then 😬..

[@josephbrown6623]

Perlman! What a guy.

[@fatterpillar]

i still cant find a better performance, this man is a master

[@carmellovelock2870]

Brilliant , Beautiful. & Superb. Perlman always at his BEST.!

[@bradenbellinger3025]

Bruh now he’s just tryin to flex on us on that last part lmao

[@mutisiab]

¡Es brillante, exquisito! 🎻

[@detectivesanto2953]

Magnificent

[@gaudenziolocatelli7473]

Una delle più belle esecuzioni ....bravo

[@Dogaradodia]

Certifié intergalactique! La performance virtuose!

[@futtraveler5585]

12:36 Itzhak Perelman : Oh that’s too easy for me with this such big hand😂😂😂

[@Tommybean7]

👍Brilliant!

[@MOUBARRET]

A MASTERPIECE..!!

[@Chris-cn8ru]

definitely one of my favorite pieces

[@alyssonjuniorcaetano5709]

Escutando essa composição chego a conclusão que " o Demônio não é tão feio como pintam ".

[@guilhermesilva9652]

O Diabo até que é um cara legal

[@lisztchopin777]

This is a superb performence ever heard.

[@violeta-kristinajanoniene8412]

JŪS NUOSTABUS ,, THANKYOU MAESTRO ITZHAK ☀️ F.

[@profesor3214]

ESPECTACULAR!

[@chanelevon91]

Simply Incredible

[@KilkGirl]

Lindo demais 💙

[@sirwalterraleigh207]

Absolutely amazing!!!!!

[@jesseserna8424]

Sounds like Music from an old Frankenstein movie, I was a big heavy metal fan (Dio) still am ..

[@OrlandoRodriguezRosario]

que bueno compartir buena musica..!

[@kaitarojas]

Perfection!!!!!!!

[@BaroneVitellioScarpia1]

Bravo!

[@anajuliakoehler2323]

Perfeito demais ❤️

[@violeta-kristinajanoniene8412]

THANKYOU MAESTRO ITZHAK ☀️ F.

[@sapphire6722]

Amazing performance! I love this piece!

[@nataliadolynska7040]

Ой! Просто супер!!!!!!!

[@pepepepe796]

Here in 2023. What is great, REMAINS!

[@BenjaminCarpenter]

Pearlman. Amazing as always!

[@joannarice2211]

That guy is soooo talented!!

[@BenjaminCarpenter]

He is! last of the classic violinists. An era will end when he dies

[@joannarice2211]

Unless the next generation takes it up....

[@BenjaminCarpenter]

No, that can't happen. In his era, no two violinists sounded the same. Now pretty much everyone sounds the same. Also, he plays Old-fashioned, with long slurs and sliding shifts that you don't see any more. Everyone else is being trained to avoid that now, which is a shame. Plus he was friends with, and knew well the greatest violinists that ever lived. Heifetz, Stern, Menuhin, Haendel, Sizegti, Mutter, Ostrak, and others. Joshua Bell can't say all that. Now, violins sound different, violinists don't.

[@joannarice2211]

True, true.

[@samuelgoldberg3318]

ThIs is my favorite piece of music

[@pigwidgeon3689]

the size of his hands make the violin look toy sized!

[@pilsner_film614]

In awe at the size of this lad. ABLOLUTE UNIT!

[@re.nate.g]

wich, sadly with time and old age made him a lil' bit sloppy, still better than anyone else tho

[@nightytales101]

hulk hhhh

[@Ace-si3py]

But still playing like a god

[@crispyice4219]

Although his hands are very big it doesnt look to be a 4/4 violin it looks to be a 3/4