Gil Shaham | Omer Meir Wellber | Peter Tschaikowsky: Violinkonzert D-Dur | SWR Symphonieorchester

[@helia_hella]

0:55 that genuine reaction of the cellist with glasses is everything

[@j.j.morris39]

I saw him play this in person. So friendly and talented.

[@maxfochtmann9576]

I envy you....

[@jmbechtel]

He is playing in my city this October - I can't wait! ❤

[@nickgump937]

I met him in person after a concert many years ago. He let me hold his Stradivari,I talked to him for 10 min. He’s such a good and humble person

[@hazel-rah4997]

Wow, i have never seen such an extreme bow tension used by a professional before. 😯

[@jefolson6989]

6:10 Gils concerts are fun because HE has fun! He always seems a bit amazed by what he can do.

[@jmbechtel]

@@jefolson6989 He is playing this piece with my local orchestra this October - very excited for the concert! 🥰

[@marykier]

I love how Gil plays with the orchestra. They are so intimately a beautifully intertwined. ❤

[@johnhuynh6173]

This is wonderful!! Gil Shaham is one of the violinist I look up to, and this piece proves why! And also this is one of my favorite Violin Concertos.

[@BytomGirl]

Mine too...

[@leonardoiglesias2394]

No, really?????? THIS CONCERTO?????? I am really extremely surprised!!!

[@luizamsalgado]

On top of his wonderful talent the most full of sympaty of all classical musicians. Gil is UNIQUE!

[@luizamsalgado]

@Gil Shaham From S. Paulo, Brazil dear Maestro Shaham! Your fans are legion here! and share my opinions about you. Thank you for what you've been doing for us music lovers, humans beings. You artists are helping unite people troughout the world for music is the universal language. I hope politicians do their part. I hope so. All the best Maestro, plenty of health and lots of happiness. Luiz

[@luizamsalgado]

@Gil Shaham WhatsApp Maestro. It will be great and very special, really happy. Thank you for all always

[@michaelpaulsmith4619]

I saw Gil performing the Korngold concerto which really impressed me immensely. So, naturally, I wanted to hear him play this, my favourite violin concerto. And NO sense of disappointment followed. He plays very sensitively when required but really knows how to let go and enjoy the music - especially in the finale. Wonderful, with fine playing from the SWR. Anyone who hasn't heard Gil play the Korngold should search for it now. It may not be familiar to you in which case you're really in for a treat. You will get the same level of energy, excitement, and joy!

[@vully70]

Das Besondere an dieser Interpretation ist die Eleganz. Shaham sieht das Konzert eben nicht als reines Virtuosenschlachtross, sondern arbeitet die feinen, sensiblen Momente heraus. Das war ein sehr schönes Konzert.

[@rlwang6882]

Today is the second time I watch Gil’s performance. His smile is heart-melting. His interpretation is awesome and the conductor and orchestra are equally fantastic!

[@mintchoco5640]

16:07 Gil does upbow staccato lol!

[@luizamsalgado]

What great Gil Shaham can't do? And is always such a pleasure to see him performing. Gil infuses us all with his humanity. Lots of fans here

[@LavaMLG]

Yoo

[@kxkx8243]

wow his bow is wound so tight

[@greenball296]

@@Illandir can you explain? why is the historical bow so tight?

[@BetonBrutContemporary]

@@Illandir in case of a baroque bow, the bowhair tension helps the playing style of the era, in which requires minimal vibrato and relatively low tension on the hand that is holding the bow. but in this case, mr shaham has applied maximum tension to his MODERN BOW for unknown reason (maybe one that i have stated earlier), which is an ultimate nightmare fuel for most of the modern violin players.

[@FrancisAsin-Gioro]

@@Illandir it’s not historic bow. It’s modern designed antique bow by French old master a few hundreds years ago.

[@peteradaniel]

Is it an original Tourte Bow? My question is why play Tchaikovsky with a Tourte?

[@BetonBrutContemporary]

@@peteradaniel if it is, it is TORTURING a TOURTE! *ta daaaa* sorry

[@scherzkoenig]

Wow, what an outstanding conductor Omer Meir Wellber is. His interaction and chemistry with the soloist and with the orchestra throughout the whole concerto is so stunning and amazing to watch.

[@gotzpahl6302]

My heart sings with joy, basting in the glory of this wonderful interpretation.

[@EVZYL]

I saw him perform all the Bach partitas in Chile. It was an unforgettable experience.

[@lizellaway3677]

I saw Shaham perform this a few years ago and loved the look of pure joy and enjoyment in his face. It's so lovely to see this again, especially around 6:15-40, Shaham and conductor😍

[@jefolson6989]

Gil loves people, musicians, and music is his very essence. Its in infectious. The orchestra and audience always catch it. 6:32 +. Its always fun at at Shaham show!

[@marykier]

He is just exuberant ! What a lovely man!

[@dougdumbrill7234]

He looks exactly like I feel when I hear the orchestra pick up this theme and fill it with joy! Always love the trumpet and horn parts here too!🎺

[@klassikswrkultur]

@@dougdumbrill7234 his eyes: 😍

[@carloslaguensbermejo9812]

MAGISTRAL interpretación del Concierto para Violín de P.I Tchaikovsky, genial compositor ruso del Romanticismo, por esta orquesta alemana actuando como solista el prestigioso y virtuosista estadounidense de origen israelí que es sin ninguna duda Gil Shaham. BRAVO !!!! Saludos desde España.

[@liamnevilleviolist1809]

the conductor at 17:36 to 17:38 .... I want that as a GIF please.

[@alexiscarre1150]

amazing! 3rd movement is so crazy fast, I'm happy to see how it sounds at this tempo!!

[@klassikswrkultur]

Thank you 🥰🚤

[@Babymusic135]

Beautiful music gifted to me with wonderful feeling to 82 years old Los Angeles enjoying lovely violin sounds. Thank you so much for remembering all of lovely music involving with emotional. God bless my lovely beautiful people. Thank you !

[@alainrobynsds5735]

d'un brillant absolu,haute admiration,multiples splendeurs,d'une perfection hallucinante

[@edwardmerrick6089]

Whenever I hear a performance on SWR Classic, I feel as though I am hearing it for the first time because the camera work is so well-orchestrated that I am given visual clues to the orchestral nuances that I was deaf to before. Thank you.

[@Dylonely_9274]

33:28 master ending What a great performance !

[@steffen5121]

The SWR orchestra and channel are a blast. They have it all. From baroque to world premieres. Always high quality. From the orchestra and conductors, the locations, the sound engineers to the visual engineers. Thanks.

[@keithhoward5120]

Wonderful !! So much thought into every note and phrase and his interpretation is just fantastic !

[@laughinloveforever6707]

Great Performance and wonderful interpretation ! Thanks a lot!

[@DavidDellman]

I just saw him last night with the BSO; that's why I am seeking him out here on KZbin. He made a new fan in me last night. Brilliant talent.

[@s.n7731]

That's great. It was the best performance !

[@violinhunter2]

A superb orchestra and a sensational soloist. Bravo!!

[@dmw0077]

OMG...just wow! What an amazing performance!

[@alexjg1892]

Gill is always great and this performance is another amazing one, and I am also very glad to find out this conductor, Wellber and his orchestra SWR. So impressive on their harmony

[@박나나-d1f]

사랑해요 길 샴~~♡

[@MariaReginamusic]

I love how they seem to be having so much fun even though the difficulty it surely is in the third mov!!! Splendid ❤️❤️

[@valentinodentesani4063]

I just love him...

[@isaac-shapiro]

i saw him live with the Boston Symphony Orchestra playing this concerto. was an unparalleled experience.

[@dr.zaiuscientifico8713]

Amazing

[@BytomGirl]

Amazing concerto, amazing violinist. A beauty to behold !

[@BytomGirl]

@Gil Shaham You can find my comment on your page on FB and write me there....

[@jhustingreame8377]

Hmmm u seem suspicious

[@BytomGirl]

@@jhustingreame8377 Who, not me I assume :) But it's my thought too. Real Gil is always posting on his FB page :)

[@lvhon9]

The cellist behind him is losing it LOL. So cute

[@liamnevilleviolist1809]

Jesus.... you could fire arrows from that bow!!!

[@henryjimenez4956]

Excelente, beatiful.

[@masonhaskett3425]

The conductor has lost his mind! 8:48

[@mariettenoel9236]

Cet homme musicien est un extraterrestre il m’emporte vers d’autres cieux

[@candy_0623]

Just for my own study! 0:25 0:25 0:25 0:25 beginning 0:39 0:39 0:39 0:39 pg 2 4:59 4:59 4:59 4:59 pg 4 7:23 7:23 7:23 7:23 pg 8

[@PIPE3GUTI]

Que bello toca la concertina y gil shaham un amor

[@michaelwang3230]

29:29 Oh you think I'm not moving my body enough? Starts having a seizure

[@jeffsmith1798]

Wow.

[@artedeusensamble6576]

the best!

[@allanjohnlino2836]

Espetacular, um banho de boa interpretação...

[@eintufungstest148]

vdd Vc viu como ficou a queixeira dele? banhada de suor kk.

[@ismaelsoto9680]

I just saw the bow and clicked immediately

[@abnerantunesaragao1857]

Fantástico!!

[@gonzalo7514]

Sin duda uno de los grandes violinistas, claro heredero de la escuela de todos los tiempos, el gran violín con todo su universo y sus leyes misteriosas y Gil Shaham lo sabe. Personalmente prefiero un Tchaikovsky virtuoso y apasionado pero siempre serio y profundo…

[@turboromy]

I was completely misinformed Gil Shaham was Midori's teacher from pre-internet period. In fact, this was first time I hear him play and wanted to know more about him and realized he is same age as Midori. I should dig this guy. Sounds great.

[@klassikswrkultur]

We're glad you discovered him for yourself!

[@blablubbkeks]

And I thought Itzhak Perlman's performance was beyond beautiful.

[@jayl2634]

A legend being exist

[@y78ju39]

Me encanta

[@jefolson6989]

6:34 " thats right, we rockin'!'

[@maxfochtmann9576]

Просто так - слов нет.

[@TJFNYC212]

up there with Heifitz... splendid

[@n.r.4371]

Whats that on his peg box at 9:54??????

[@pascal_Boy]

Maybe,it's mute.

[@jefolson6989]

In person Gil distracts a bit by jumping or stomping his foot! But I love him. A dork,and a genius!

[@belmon38]

I'd like to know who makes his bows...

[@jeanparke9373]

He might still use Nürnberger

[@duggiefresh8170]

His bow hair is very tight.

[@trblcleft]

Wow what an unexpected temporary change

[@shaham4015]

Wow

[@kmelons]

Why is his bow hair so tight?

[@hoolala35]

Gil shaham goes back to Strad?

[@arteguey]

I dont understand why the conductor leads the orchestra with such a hurried tempo. Excellent violinist

[@kisstheviolin4117]

Video sound is very low

[@pianist_t.w]

Is there anyone who knows the two violin encore piece?

[@mbradley5683]

Sounds baroque if that helps,

[@madaxe]

38:54 there is a title card.

[@pianist_t.w]

@@madaxe Wow! I completely missed it! Thank you so much!!

[@madaxe]

@@pianist_t.w no problem!

[@jefolson6989]

@@madaxe and Gil announces it!

[@nanash9924]

i am scared to see extremely high tenstion of his bow. it would devastate the value os the bow.

[@rajatdiwakar3841]

Someone who Practices 40 hours a Day

[@benjamintomasperezperez657]

Beginning of the third movement up bow, just Mr. Shaham can do it

[@jiyujizai]

💐🌾

[@srenskjoldjensen6568]

Is Gil Shahams bow a longbow or shortbow?

[@yjhong78]

Søren Skjold Jensen Strong bow!!!

[@1990skvn]

nur sauber und schnell

[@ben.herrigt]

6:12

[@dearmarie784]

I feel bad when he smiles but the others are just like focusing on their instrument :'

[@marketg1612]

Why does That player laugh ?

[@KevinDKao]

Why is his bow so tight

[@klassikswrkultur]

Gil Shaham seems to prefer a high bow tension for better bow control. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqmzYpRmq5qMbqs kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGrVfnyEa8qJpqM

[@carlosgomes9576]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏magnific

[@andrewb9974]

I'm sorry, but this not clapping between movements needs to stop being a thing. The 1st mov finale was unbelievable. As an orchestral musician it almost hurts when silence follows. When you watch a play, or an opera, applause always follows each scene change. This isn't any different. It's a bit insulting because of "protocol" been doing this 25 years...still hate that this has become normal.

[@jefolson6989]

Applause is better between movements than what I usually hear: COUGHING!

[@andrewtaylor5695]

I quite agree! Clap when it's appropriate to clap; don't when it's not. How can anyone sit on their hands at the end of that thrilling first movement finale?

[@domenicopieriniClassicalMusic]

Orchestra too much Forte. Bravo Gil

[@CENTERONE700]

Hair gets gray but his technique does not

[@ernestwang]

so fast

[@박현-s9w]

교과서적인 연주네요. 흠이 없지만 지나치게 절제되어있어요. 적어도 차이코프스키 곡의 절제된 연주는 이 곡과 거리감이 있을겁니다.

[@socy8232]

His bow was way too tight😅 It curved outwards..

[@alexandergushchin5475]

Провинциальная игра. С претензией на оригинальность. ни мысли, ни Чувств, ни масштаба, ни подлинной свободы владения инструментом. Много отсебятины. Он вообще понимает Что он играет? Похоже, не очень,,,, Послушал бы разок Ойстраха . Вот Это был Скрипач.

[@anonymoussource701]

Awful conducting, great violin playing

[@marketg1612]

저 연주자는 왜저렇게 연주직전 방긋방긋 웃어대

[@IAmMariahCarey]

조용해 교양좀 챙기구

[@winrx]

Did he study with Galamian? Sounds like a typical boring interpretation from his students.....

[@zitherdavidcadenaramirez1213]

Seems that you can play it better.... show us!

[@brunolelissantos1116]

sorry Shaham but its horrible

[@yudi-weiss3827]

Bruno Lelis Santos Lol i mean you can disagree with a few things (such as shaham starting the piece on an upbow for some reason), but it’s certainly not horrible. He plays too fast in my opinion, but he’s not rushing, has good musicality, and doesn’t make any major mistakes. At best his playing is slightly offensive because of the Bowing patterns and speed

[@김민수-s7b7n]

why do you think so?

[@alexanderhan2819]

Bruno Lelis Santos let’s see if you can play better

[@violintegral]

@@leldeud1633 ur mega chad

[@Alejandroramirez-lw6em]

You may like or not his interpretation, but there's no doubt he's a tremendous violinist.