Dvořák ：4 romantic pieces／Josef Suk & Rudolf Firkušný

[@verenameierott9041]

Absolutely great, he was the idol of my violin childhood. I had many records of Suk and finally he gave a concert in my hometown: I remember precisely his sound and vibrato till today, one of the greatest violin players ever 🙏🎻

[@composerlecturer]

My brother and I were not allowed to attend "grown-up" concerts until we were 10 years old. I was four years older than my brother. My very first grown-up concert sitting with my parents was all Chopin played by Rudolf Firkušný in the fall of 1952. I never got to hear Suk, though I went to many concerts, became a professional musician, and a classical music reviewer for the Newark (NJ) Star-Ledger. In fact, I never again heard Firkušný after that Chopin recital. I heard many of the greats (and not so greats) over the years, but never again Firkušný, or ever Suk - two top of the line musicians. These Dvořák works I heard several times over the years. This performance is exemplary!

[@TheRonnos]

Suk wrote also his own violin concert. I just heard at a ytube vid of Julia Fischer, playing him on her Decca CD.

[@mariusfelixlange6709]

@@TheRonnos That was his grandfather: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josef_Suk_(composer)

[@jansnauwaert1785]

Josef Suk, one of the greats among the violinists. Wonderful.

[@gennadymerkulov1911]

Восхитительно всегда !!! Дворжак!!!Композитор 🎻!!!Скрипка !!!Я русский пианист,я слушаю родную душу композитора и прекрасное исполнение!!!Виват!!!!Это надо играть в Санкт-Петербурге и Москве !!!!Я влюблен в композитора ,то ,что он написал!!!Спасибо вам!!!!!

[@陳敬智-s2f]

Wow... Dvorak's great grandson playing Dvorak...

[@nickyork8901]

Wow indeed. Gives him a unique authority in this music. His record of the Dvorak violin concerto is quite something, used to love it as a kid. His grandfather, also Josef Suk, was an excellent composer - for example the 4 pieces op 17 he wrote for violin and piano which are available on YT with Josef Suk performing, or the version with Ginette Neveu.

[@aggregat]

Dvě legendy se potkaly. Nádherné koncerty v 90. letech. RIP.

[@personalnotesmusic]

Oh my!!! Seeing this video is amazing! Thanks for sharing!

[@locksh]

Elegia is so powerful. The violin speaks from the soul

[@cmcull987]

I get a sense he is feeling out the place. And doing basic songs. I appreciate his seriousness and care.

[@renatasimkova6960]

Kdo nehrál není houslistou... Dvě legendy...

[@w.n.8094]

Cavatina 0:38 Capriccio 3:15 Romanza 5:44 Elegia 7:40

[@hiroto1392]

Very good

[@cecilia7329]

Thank you

[@hongnanzhang3334]

Thanks

[@John_Fugazzi]

It couldn't be better than this great duo for Dvorak.

[@zoobogolisfilms5258]

a classic(al) dynamic duo

[@alaalfa8839]

He is Dvořak´s great grandson. I am extremely proud of my famous grandfather. His great music accompanied me on all world concert stages. He was a brilliant composer, besides Mozart, the greatest. -Josef Suk junior

[@Catherineshanghai]

Magnifique ! Superbe interprétation de ces pièces toutes aussi belles les unes que les autres. Bravo à ce duo très talentueux ! 🎩

[@stephaniethomas8426]

this is such a beautiful performance

[@maestroadam]

Wow -- fantastic interpretation. Shimmering beauty.

[@circe1657]

I was 13 when I performed this work. Each of the pieces calls for different technique and interpretation and that makes it so engaging and fun. I still play them for warm up, still remember them ... Nice video, Suk is so cool!

[@AqilaSobana]

sad he passed D:

[@circe1657]

Aaww. when? So sad .... what a great violinist!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

The investigation by violin which you play gives deep impression and amusement in my heart . Your talent has power which can dissolve the pain and sorrow . Exquisite performance ！ Greetings from Japan .

[@chanhnguyen2215]

The postures : face and body , the way holding the violin of Josef Suk are very good looking. I like Antonio Dvorak music very romantic and peaceful . I also respect Josef Suk.

[@annaannaof716]

Nádherné skladby,nádherná hra - amazing ♫♪♥

[@aquilabianca9138]

Dvorak è sempre una poesia in musica, riesce a ridare un pò di pace nell'anima!!! Ne abbiamo tanto bisogno in questo periodo!! Nel 2° movimento c'è tutta la sua anima slava.

[@100crowns6]

great violinist!!!

[@gennadymerkulov1911]

Wonderful!!!I

[@colin6469]

magnifique !

[@paulburke3247]

Wonderful!

[@akmcghee]

I love the way he plays these pieces as I don't like this piece in general but he makes them come alive

[@guidoportioli8313]

akmcghee ho fatto suonare questo pezzo dal duo guidoni de compadri nel concerto dato alla corte castellazzo delle sorelle Fario ieri sera.Successo notevole di critica e di pubblico solleticato alla fine da un ottimo buffet gentilmente offerto dalle padrone di casa.

[@jansnauwaert1785]

These are little gems. If you don't like them, that's your problem, doesn't speak in your favor.

[@gennadymerkulov1911]

Бесподобно!!!

[@wjue]

I remember to have played the pieces a longtime ago, so differently than he did, but I also like this one.

[@jansnauwaert1785]

You *also* like this one?!? My god, you are speaking of one of the great violinists of the 20th century. Why do you think you can compare to him?

[@mariaworkman8912]

very nice

[@piano8623]

너무 멋있어용~~~♡

[@areikokubo]

He is world Heritage!

[@TheRonnos]

Suk wrote also his own violin concert. I just heard at a ytube vid of Julia Fischer, playing him on her Decca CD.

[@Viktorvelat95]

That was the grandad of the violinist, his name is also Josef Suk (he was son in law of Dvorak, he married the daughter of Dvorak, Otylie)

[@亦一亦二]

sounds like he was telling storys from his great grandfather Dvorak😊

[@deanling3873]

❤❤❤

[@爱米-c8t]

最后一个乐章真的好悲伤 听哭了

[@AqilaSobana]

RIP. :(

[@annamom1234]

I need to play this for AT next week. He plays better than me for a hundred percent

[@annamom1234]

I haven't played the last movement for a long time, so I'm scared.

[@velna9218]

I am going to play this for AT too! ☺️

[@ysh9954]

Me too and I am 12 Some of my friends play this song for AT too in HK

[@andresfelipebeltran3740]

This is a romantic piece he plays very strong

[@gsm2424]

??? Thats PASSION what you are talking bout

[@100crowns6]

Heaven!

[@zoobogolisfilms5258]

I agree!

[@hartmutlindemann9735]

This is wonderful playing, but the Elegia was Prihoda's piece! Nobody comes anywhere close to the melancholy of his expression in No.4

[@lcta487]

Cool

[@b-csundgren568]

👍♥️

[@winifredtrout1]

Reminiscent of Schindler's list😢

[@gilad1arnon]

Compare 1st mvt tempo, with Suk 1956 recording with Hála available here - how much more patience, volatile flexibility to the flaky weaker beats in that earlier recording

[@ketelsuw]

How is the second mov. Romantic?

[@rain-qb2xv]

because romance doesn't just come in one flavour, that romance is of passion and fire

[@laurennicole9151]

I don't like the way he plays this piece

[@MrIbgrant]

I agree. For me it lacks nuance, soul.

[@tomatojuice12]

I feel sorry for you.

[@kornazov4]

it is Mila not Gueorgui...and I played violin for 42 years now...and i love this guys...the words are not enough to tell the profoundness in there performance, again great musicians !!!

[@bayakakouberi6367]

Gueorgui Kornazov Mila :) And we don’t have too many of artists of this caliber ! Bravi !!

[@TheRonnos]

Try version Kyung Wha Chung for the first one.....