Dimitry Olevsky: Joseph Achron-Hebrew Melody

Dimitry Olevsky, Violin
Harout Senekeremian, Piano

[@paulkeuzenkamp2719]

This is one of my favourite violin pieces, beautifully played by Dimitry, many thanks for keeping this piece alive!

[@JaySriramMUSIC]

One of my favorite pieces. So beautifully played. I hope I can play like this. 🤞

[@Vioplaya69]

Thank you very much

[@emilyhutjes]

I am only a lover of classical music and I too love this so much. (Holland)

[@isisjamil9430]

Está melodia é de uma pungência extraordinária, uma ternura, uma ressonância à nossa humanidade, de tal forma que nos irmanamos num nesmo lamento, num mesmo encantamento perante a absoluta transcendência de estar vivo...

[@luke47.]

That was an absolutely beautiful performance. One day, with hard work and practice, I will be able to play this amazing piece

[@Vioplaya69]

Thank you Luke for this comment.

[@danieldorsz1047]

And this is why I bought the violin. I just got it today and managed to play first 4 notes of this amazing performance. Unfortunately I have no idea how to read violin music sheet yet. At the beginning this is a labyrinth. Slowly I will get there. Thank you very much Dimitry for outstanding performance and inspiring me.

[@Vioplaya69]

thank you for your kind words.

[@ofsabir]

Can you play it now?

[@Vioplaya69]

@@ofsabir Yes, once in a while I program this piece when appropriate.

[@Vioplaya69]

@@ofsabir Yes, I program this piece when appropriate. There is another video of myself playing this on KZbin.

[@danieldorsz1047]

@@ofsabir yes, took some time but got there

[@yingsters]

Hebrew Melody. What I will give to hear this live. Excellent!

[@Vioplaya69]

Thank you so much for your comment.

[@pkrones]

a wonderful, fully embodied rendition. the souls of both the player and the composer are out there for us to touch and hear. thank you!

[@Vioplaya69]

I appreciate your sincere comment. Thank you

[@richardclark4383]

That was beautiful! Vibrato and trills like liquid, and a sensitive interpretation.

[@Vioplaya69]

Thanks Richard

[@cheryledelman4457]

Beautifully done Dimitry. I'm a composer and after I heard you play this, I began writing a Violin and Piano duet, trying to capture the feeling that this piece does. Thanks for sharing, Cheryl Edelman.

[@Vioplaya69]

Thank you. Hope your piece turns out as you like it.

[@Scorpitarius05]

Beautiful and soulful piece of music. I enjoyed it with my eyes closed. ❤

[@Vioplaya69]

Thank you, Im glad you enjoyed this piece.

[@hawaiianBombshell]

Absolutely Beautiful 🌹🎻

[@Vioplaya69]

Thanks so much

[@gemmadelcarmenpalamara1073]

Me encanta ! I love it ! Mi piace moltissimo !

[@MsHaiducu]

Thank you! it is marvelous.

[@Vioplaya69]

+Haiducul Apusean (HAIDUCU) Thank you for your compliment.

[@IIXXXXII]

Such a beautiful melody, well done.

[@Vioplaya69]

Thanks.

[@IIXXXXII]

Dimitry Olevsky My pleasure.

[@myprrrecious]

beautiful.

[@Vioplaya69]

+myprrrecious Thank you very much.

[@A00949796]

This is great c;

[@Vioplaya69]

thank you.

[@laughingachilles]

Just wow, that's all I can offer after listening to this.

[@matthewhowarth1232]

Thank you, beautiful piece of music and a wonderful rendition. I'm not Jewish but it's one of my favourite pieces

[@mondmenschen]

Very nice.

[@Vioplaya69]

Thank you

[@peterbresler1382]

Great vibrato and unaffected style!

[@Vioplaya69]

Thanks

[@reddead2067]

Amy Chua sent new here.

[@Vioplaya69]

What does your comment mean?

[@reddead2067]

@@Vioplaya69 The 'Hebrew Melody' is a prominent song featured in a famous novel Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother by Amy Chua. 'en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_Hymn_of_the_Tiger_Mother'

[@Vioplaya69]

@@reddead2067 Thanks for this information, interesting…I didn’t know that.

[@bobbier2688]

Very nice performance of a beautiful melody. The piano was too loud and the violin is overwhelmed in several places. This melody should be about the violin.

[@Vioplaya69]

Thanks for your feedback. Yes the violin is the main character here, but given that this is a live recording, it is difficult to gage with recording equipment wihtout editing a recordign to adjust balance. This is recorded live in a church. Perhaps from the audience, the balance was more appropriate.