Bruch : Concerto pour violon n°1 (Maxim Vengerov)

[@sachapoireau6962]

I always have goosebumps at this part 5:33 Vengerov Must have felt like a king

[@sarabanda12]

❤ amazing

[@sarabanda12]

I think that hearing Maxim Vengerov every violinist normally says "that's it, I stop playing, my carrier is over" That's so beautiful... Really not from this world 🤩

[@Amourtendresse]

J'adore l'intensité que soliste, chef d'orchestre et orchestre donnent à ce concerto de toute beauté 👏🙏🎶💓🎶✨

[@ogdrag_ra]

much thnx to France Musique for shared this brilliant performance. it's amazing - love and peace fortitude to all

[@francemusiqueconcerts]

Thank you for your appreciation - and your kind words.

[@handelviola]

That violin sounds so sweet and warm.

[@julieressler1301]

The most beautiful that I've ever heard. Goosebumps head to toe!

[@silviahui1]

Hear also Itzhak Perlamn's version 💕

[@attaynez6043]

hear also Hilary Hahn`s version 💕

[@notaire2]

Wunderschöne und detaillierte Aufführung dieses spätromantischen und fein komponierten Konzerts mit süßem doch gut phrasiertem Ton der technisch perfekten Solovioline sowie gut vereinigten und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen der anderen Instrumente. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders schön und echt melodisch. Der intelligente und geniale Dirigent leitet das hoch funktionelle Orchester in verschiedenen Tempi und mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik. Wundervoll vom Anfang bis zum Ende!

[@benamidon5643]

The way the camera changes focus at 1:46 was so excellent

[@stevengates4437]

Even before you start to play.....bravo....the great violinest gets my standing ovation as he enters the stage...

[@MariaSoledadBelloirOfficial]

It brings tears to my eyes 👏👏👏👏 Soooooooooo beautiful and intense 🙌

[@sigognac5327]

Quel Adagio !! Longue vie à vous Maestro Maxim !!

[@philippepierrisnard4623]

"homme-musique". Maxim Vengerov, depuis sa tendre enfance, est sans doute ce dont la musique a besoin afin d'enrichir les hommes et les femmes

[@berangert]

orchestral part is so intense and powerful under Heras-Casado !

[@paulgreen6921]

Yeah, this masterpiece has been one of my all-time favorites for decades. For me it is a continual sweet spot from first to last note. So romantic, and soulful. A wonderful sonic journey! PWG

[@endlessadventure541]

Vengerov was one of the great of all times. He had a back injury, from what I heard, and now is playing the concertos he played when he was 5 years old. And not even remotely like he played the Sibelius years ago.

[@talavb9301]

Saw Vengerov perform this live with the Oxford Philharmonic last Saturday - was amazing to see!

[@catinhafreire4378]

Very beautiful!!!!!! 🎻💐😍💯🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@blypiano]

BEST LIVING VIOLINIST. PERIOD.

[@MattB90]

OK Karen lol

[@chien-huangilweng1309]

Fabulous 👍

[@ophelia4471]

Da 12:55 a 13:33 si rischia seriamente di scoppiare in lacrime per quanto è bello ciò che suona

[@jacejac9093]

Vengerov, , um gênio, o melhor da história

[@daniellereid01]

This was such a rapturous, profound joy to listen to. Thank you for uploading.

[@Iraqi_violinist]

@5:45 the conductor breaths for the orchestra is just amazing

[@gbanias2819]

divine playing

[@zylcn]

Amazing performance! Thanks so much for uploading this content in these times. Stay safe

[@francemusiqueconcerts]

Thank you for your comment.

[@mariaclaracrespo8895]

Este concierto de Buch me llega al alma, es sublime y más aún interpretado por Vengerov bajo la dirección de Pablo Heras-casado. Directo al corazón y a la gloria!

[@RicardoPinto___]

Um concerto poderoso em uma performance devastadora! Bravo! Bravíssimo!

[@juanjosenamnuntavarez7553]

Vengerov me gusta cada vez más, ha ido madurando en sus interpretaciones, manteniendo su maravillosa técnica.

[@avatarlilacwolf]

His violin playing is just astounding! He is “one of the best violinists” I have ever seen play such beautiful music pieces in his violin career... I have always been inspired by Maxim’s violin-playing! 👍👏😍❤️❤️ Yayy for Maxim! 👏

[@germanquintero10121946]

SENCILLAMENTE PRECIOSA

[@Adinardo100]

Una obra maravillosa y subllime

[@davidfidock1624]

C'est une vrai merveille! Que j'adore sa façon de s'y investir avec tant d'émotion. Genial! Bravo à Vengerov et l'orchestre fantastique sous la direction brillante d'Heras-Casado.

[@GuitarJuanra]

Poderoso y sublime.

[@Sophie-Ima]

How many times I listen to it, I always fell in love.. the harmony with orchestra both deep tones and high tones and his expressions. Just so perfect.. Now my 9years son is practicing on his violin the 3rd movement of this piece. It’s like a huge wall standing in front of him.. he is struggling but I can see he also loves this piece especially Mr. Vengerov’s performance.

[@giuseppetricoci49]

Best version

[@delo9997]

So cool and touching me ! What a wonderful sounds bravissimo👏🏻👏🏻

[@georgiadoris4996]

Thank you.

[@renatopoll8781]

Magnífico som tirado do íntimo da alma , orquestra maravilhosa Parabéns !!!

[@hannawagenknecht6378]

Hinreißend,einfach wunderschön finde ich diese Musik,freue mich!

[@jeffersonfsoares]

Talvez não seja o melhor Bruch que já ouvi, mais tem vários momentos lindos na interpretação do Vengerov ele é um verdadeiro artista, sua música não é técnica gratuita, e sim uma técnica incrível aliada a uma musicalidade que pouquíssimos músicos no mundo possuem, por isso Vengerov pra mim é um dos melhores violinistas artistas de todos os tempos

[@jacejac9093]

Pra mim é o melhor de todos os tempos. aquela performance do Sibelius é surreal

[@forcapopular889]

Impressão minha ou nessa apresentação o regente queria aparecer mais que o solista?

[@topsyturvyy4558]

Beautiful! 😀

[@patrickrodrigues8479]

O Brabo tem nome. Muito bom tá maluco

[@JustFiddler]

matur suksma untuk videonya

[@sagerie37]

Fun facts - The visual seems to be taken from two different concerts....You see a difference in the violinist seating on 2nd stand of the first violins....MLC is sporting two different hair styles!

[@delo9997]

;) Yeah, You're detailed I see , This is screen is 2 ver and sound is 1 ver

[@HenJack-vl5cb]

Loving it!

[@valivalcz1238]

Csodálatos zene ❤️

[@ConfusedViolin]

At 5:44, you can hear the conductor breathing in

[@carlosdanielscala8605]

Molto bene grazie .Abrazos.lll

[@juaqui7565]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@veronikafannon820]

No one can outperform!!!!!

[@rifcafcaf2391]

3:22 Tchaikovsky?

[@noviembre.rz1]

3:40 what is that 4:18 and that i dont think he is for me

[@hexadecimalhexadecimal5241]

7:50 Maxim looking at the dude thinking wtf r u doing stay in your zone. 8:04 dude gets the hint.

[@Nogah100]

Bruch a good & interesting composer. How come his music is not played as often as Bach Mozart Beethoven ?

[@richardjehl1455]

First reason is that he composed much less .

[@ruperttmls7985]

Bruch compuso diversas obras, incluyendo otros dos conciertos para violín. Lamentablemente este concierto es el único que recuerda la gente y el que hizo que nadie se fije en el resto de su obra; como lo que le pasó a Vivaldi con las 4 estaciones. El propio Bruch escribe en sus memorias que se encontraba triste y enojado porque nadie quería saber nada de sus demás obras con excepción de este concierto para violín.

[@RapidBlaster]

In the start when he is playing the open G string, why does he press and vibrate the D string? Just curious. Lovely Rendition btw :)

[@DavidBergman1776]

It actually creates vibrato on the g string because it is an overtone of the low g (3rd finger on d string also g), just makes it sound nicer than the plain g string (in my opinion)

[@RapidBlaster]

@@DavidBergman1776 oh kk

[@joaovictorcerqueira894]

6:12 🤌🤯

[@duggiefresh8170]

Is Maxim playing on a different violin?

[@isaacparra2071]

◑ 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊 ◐

[@Rovinarul]

Bruch's 3rd is not compatible with the masks !!!

[@라동인-z9u]

3:35 😢

[@sempre6365]

It seems that the heyday of a performance with an intense style like Vengerov is too short. Breathing is shorter now, so it feels like the same suction power as before...

[@isaiademetrio1411]

il concerto di max bruchi nei tre tempi di esecuzione ricorda molto il concerto di Beethoven.ma VENGEROV E UNICO

[@isaiademetrio1411]

j isaia demetrio

[@sylviawurtz1119]

Quite fast vibrato!

[@giancarlopiligp]

Max Bruch mascherina version

[@010abcdefg]

00:05

[@pepcarboxylase]

5:34

[@peeterreteep3268]

strong siberian violinman, way to go! move those sausages :)

[@sylviawurtz1119]

And: WHY with masks?

[@campbellmuriel4416]

Such a wonderful violonist and Bruch violin concerto IS a masterpiece, one of my favourits, awesome !!!

[@ashenbark1232]

Well, France still had heavy restrictions on concerts then 🙁

[@patricciojackson8765]

Velikan

[@sylviawurtz1119]

Manchmal un musikalisch

[@jean-pierreargoud234]

This is so out of tune, incredible ! Never heard him like that… So many glissandos, and almost no 4th finger… 😖

[@hansmahr8627]

Yes, it's kind of shocking. His phrasing is odd too in some places. Maybe just a bad day, I don't know. He's generally not as great as he was when he was younger (who is?) but most of the time he still produces brilliant performances.

[@kevinvanhove5834]

Wow lovely to finally see a version by Maxim Vengerov!

[@muslit]

Pablo Heras-Casado is one of the best conductors around. He brings out things in this concerto you usually don't hear, and he follows Vengerov to a tee. He also draws a dramatic intensity from the orchestra unusual for this concerto. Bravo.

[@JC-kz3ut]

His control over his tools is exceptional. Also, you know he's only had a handful of conversations with Vegerov about where he wants to go and he just gets it. Truly remarkable.

[@JasielMartini]

5:34 - 6:34 This is one of my favorite parts of this concerto. It feels like the Orchestra DEMANDS the attention of the audience after the soloists time in the spotlight. What a powerful section. And that BRASS. Still surprising no matter how many times I listen to it. Side note: I love the energy this conductor has.

[@elenamandelli9336]

😂 ma ti piace anche la ,musica classica?

[@irisce2799]

I feel like Vengerov has developed a lot musically in his middle age. When young he was a precocious prodigy with explosive energy and staggering virtuosity. Now I feel like he has toned down a bit, polished the skills, but most importantly developed a more thorough understanding and interpretation of the music with the "full view" in mind, effectively employing a form of delayed gratification to culminate in a more gratifying climax and expressing the subtle contours in the music more effectively to the audience.

[@alfredohess6505]

I agree

[@norfanta6093]

thats truth

[@아그네스-h4b]

completely i agree

[@violinnerist6073]

Bruch Violin Concerto: Movement 1 (Vorspiel - Allegro Moderato): 0:03 Cadenza: 6:52 Movement 2 (Adagio): 8:25 Movement 3 (Finale - Allegro Energico): 16:55 What a wonderful interpretation!

[@JustFiddler]

matur suksma !

[@alter-europa1094]

Bravo à France Musique. Compositeur méconnu en France, oeuvre puissante, très bon choix pour l'ensemble : Maxim VENGEROV, l'orchestre et son chef Pablo Heras-Casado. Il y a beaucoup de vie dans cette interprétation. Finale bien "Allegro Energico" : pas de doute! Comme toujours, excellent synopsis.

[@emily_toots]

He brings so much personality to everything he plays, it makes me appreciate his musical voice and how distinct it is from other violinists!! I love that I get to experience this amazing concerto through his vision!

[@아그네스-h4b]

I love him

[@thevector384]

He's studying all the time.....he's really knowledgeable...... vengerov is a big professor of music ..... And this is what distinct him from other violinist

[@Irene_Lauretti]

so is Anne-Sophie Mutter however ... both are amazing ... my favourites .. but she definitely belongs in that category as well!

[@Robbo0090]

Vengerov is great and all but this conductor brings the energy!

[@lorenzogallegos3504]

He still got it

[@stevengates4437]

You play?....I do,and it clearly looks like he is not his crazy powerful self....for once he looks like he is actually trying.....he's one of the top of his time and is in the high position as imbasodor.....

[@frankplechaty3415]

excellent thank you love Bruch and violin

[@LucienMarine]

Max Bruch is one of those composers with whom a single work is almost exclusively associated. The popularity of his violin concerto in G minor thus eclipsed his entire production. If he was not necessarily understood in his time, Bruch testified to a true genius of which this concerto is the perfect incarnation. The concerto, in its definitive version, finally knew how to touch the public and remains, today, one of the most popular in the violin repertoire. How can you resist the rhapsodic and elegiac accents of this score, which offers the soloist the opportunity to shine as much by his virtuosity as by his lyricism ! The first movement « Vorspiel - Allegro Moderato » is like a long introduction to the following two which are as intense as they are contrasting. In the second part « Adagio », the composer testifies to his melodic genius through a cantilena of overwhelming emotional power. As for the swirling « Finale : Allegro Energico », it allows the soloist to deploy the most dizzying virtuosity. Its violinist and dedicatee Joseph Joachim will write : « The Germans have four violin concertos. The largest, the freest of concessions, is that of Beethoven. That of Brahms, by its seriousness, is in line with Beethoven. The richest, the most bewitching, was written by Bruch. But the most interior, the jewel of the heart, comes to us from Mendelssohn. » It seems to me that everything is said after this soothing reflection arising from its historical context. Dedication to Max Bruch : Musical life is a very difficult art to learn. My thanks to Orchestre philharmonique de Radio France and France Musique. *Lucien*

[@dianal.1279]

That adagio... oh, my. Someone, please, glue back together the little pieces of my heart. So beautiful, it hurts! Bravissimo, Vengerov! Thank you so much, also for your kindness every time I've had the honor of meeting you after a concert.

[@MarcoGranados]

Vengerov is still the best! That has got to be one of the best openings of the Bruch concerto period. Totally nails the intonation on the opening arpeggios as well as the double stops. So inspiring! Go Maxim!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@tue-hainguyen3632]

Technically , yes, personal charisma , no .

[@JustFiddler]

indeed

[@cke900]

@@tue-hainguyen3632 clearly you've never seen his masterclasses

[@SSFWElyone]

Watch one of his masterclass'... No charisma?

[@VesiustheBoneCruncher]

Fucking dead on the inside, this man oozes charisma. Seriously, what is wrong with you?

[@theingabo212]

16:55 You're welcome!

[@jodafoca]

Excelente! Excelente! Uma excelência partilhada ao nível do solo e da condução da orquestra. Um primor de virtuosismo, sem igual. Para ver e voltar a rever. Muito, muito bom!

[@DrLuu1972]

He is always amazing...

[@georg1945]

FANTASZTIKUS !!! gyönyörű előadás !

[@MarceloRamosViolinoCCB]

Sensacional Maxim 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@golfingnut52]

A bravura performance 👏👏👏

[@madavi6321]

😍😍how beautiful

[@Windansea]

You could say that Heifetz was the Vengerov of his time.

[@ljiljanacanic3989]

Ahhh, maske na licima muzičara😵😖😢

[@lacedmichey6404]

Any English translations to this video. That would be nice.

[@reneschoon8428]

Around 8:30 you can wipe me off with a damp cloth...

[@guillaumebenoliel]

Vraiment super 👍

[@stevengates4437]

He says he has trouble with the easy ones.....like massenet and this one too...

[@late8641]

6:47 I didn't know Joaquin Phoenix played the bassoon.