Haydn G major Violin Concerto I. mvmt.

Vilmos Szabadi & Budapest Strings
Fertőd Festival HUNGARY
2008 13th of July
www.szabadi.com

[@SofiaViviEnDo]

Thank you for uploading this video. It is quite unusual finding a violin player of your talent and career playing these pieces, so it is so difficult too to find a good reference recording for students. I'd love to see more of the students repertoire! Thank you so much

[@vszabadi]

Thank you Ms. Winkler, happy to read about your kind opinion. My Bruch g, Wieniawski d weren’t recorded right before the madness of corona, but possible to repeat for a rec again. Wishing you my very best Vs

[@SofiaViviEnDo]

@@vszabadi Thank you for your kind answer! I'd be very happy to listen and watch the recordings whenever corona let you do them! I'll make sure my students also do their homework and listen (and subscribe of course ;)

[@vszabadi]

Sofia Winkler Soon to perform Lehár, Mendelssohn E, Hubay n3. And already recorded the complete Mozart vl sonatas (36) step by step uploading all. Cheers for your students too

[@vszabadi]

because we are not machines, and copying each others

[@nautique09]

His tone and articulation is fantastic.

[@w.g.hunter1300]

This is a fantastic performance, from both Szabadi and the orchestra. I've been listening to it non-stop since I discovered it this week!

[@Sabine-lu1rm]

Congratulations! This is the best rendition of all! Every sound is so clear and elegant, this is the great art of violin playing!

[@stareeagle]

This performance is so beautiful and elegant!

[@niachen2199]

I love the cadenza!!!!!!!!!sounds sooooo cool

[@sregnathan]

Solo in perfect blend with the Orchestra....

[@yafenchang301]

全球通行的時候就可以不要這樣的時候就可以不要這樣的時候就可以不要這樣嗎有一個月的時候就可以不要這樣的方式運作方式所有的東西的時候就可以不要這樣的時候我可以不要捏他在台灣的方式所有的東西的時候就是要讓他們都不覺得很適合自己的徽章程又怎知道的方式運作的地方的方式運作上是為了取得的方式運作方式運作上是為了不傷身為自己

[@yafenchang301]

如此的時候就可以不要捏緊了一下就可以不要這樣嗎有一個別人的錯的感覺自己的人生的方式運作上是可以把他們是因為我可以讓大家就沒有被引用的次數也都不相信的時間和我覺得我已經不明白嗎謝謝妳要等到他的身體的時候就可以不要這樣的方式運作上一則文章限登入者不無趣味素妍在知道了一下就可以不要這樣的時候就可以在這裡也在日本呃啊你怎麼買淡水最推的人聰明的女人是因為我覺得我喜歡看他們有很多時間是因為我可以去參加本著作由我可以不要這樣就這樣吃冰喝的方式運作方式運作上是一個很快就被稱為台灣本島地區之後再留言等

[@gabriella26diva]

i a playing this now and i think he did a wonderful job!!

[@RichardMartin2]

Thank you for posting this. I have just returned from France where I performed it (without a conductor, as you do here, but not as elegantly). Your performance was very influential to me when I was preparing it.

[@kerrychan9777]

The most lively Haydn concerto in g that I have ever seen. Great performance!

[@anthonyblend694]

Magnificent! Tone, phrasing, nuance, timing, spirit, interpretation, mood contrast....

[@danlelrosen8011]

Beautiful playing.

[@justwarren]

Wonderful! Very well done! Bravo to the orchestra and soloist! Thanks for posting!

[@valugandini]

Someone un 2020?

[@elleinda6278]

Right here

[@jamesrahe5287]

What a cadenza! Thanks very much for this, it's hard to find a good recording of this piece to practice off of.

[@TanithCarey]

Stunning, inspiring, with mesmerising tone. Thanks Vilmos.

[@violatione]

I love this!!

[@nicecarol482]

Perfect!very nice 🎻👍

[@iggyreilly2463]

This is an excellent performance. So elegant and tasteful.

[@trevorpinnocky]

anyone who says this is choppy needs their ears fixed. There was no Tourte bow until 1810, one year after haydn's death. This would have been written for a short bow. Beautiful !

[@stickom]

Expressive, stylish and elegant! Rich tone, and cadence to the point- which I prefer... You mister... proudly earned the Chair to the musician of the the Esterhasy Court.

[@juliajang20]

Wow! Amazing job!😁👍🏻🤩 🎻 Love it! Thx, Vilmos❤️

[@PearlgraceandCoMusic]

Absolutely love this!! Bravo Mr.Dilmos Szabadi & Budapest Strings!!!

[@TatianaKorobkova]

Великолепное звучание! Hi! I,m a violinist from Belarus. It,s wonderful ! Without words! My best wishes!

[@MaggieWangby1117]

i love his strong tone, i just took a violin masterclass with a baroque specialist. He said that there are two voices, soprano and bass

[@Jekatherina]

Cadenza is really nice.

[@uyyii1]

How can any1 not like it!?!?!?

[@unibea]

Im playing it right now... I just used this video to study some parts... thanks!

[@Rosinkele]

Astounding to discover such a divine performance on KZbin. Thank you, maestro

[@Chris-zs2cf]

He played the tutti part :D

[@AlexEwan1]

@YOUCANNOTDENY It is. The title is telling us that it is the first movement of the G major violin concerto.

[@ViolinfanaticOriginal]

I am learning this right now! Such a great piece when played right.

[@SundayZen]

Excellent interpretation of a very fun piece of music.

[@sheanoel7008]

Such a smooth, warm tone. I really like this interpretation! Thank you.

[@brieviolin616]

I am playing this song now, it is a really good recording and has been very helpful!

[@zuzkakacafirkova]

really beautiful concerto and beautiful iterpretation

[@Megs5311]

I love this piece, its so perfect. I'm learning the first movement right now!

[@youTube리퓨-l6g]

진짜최고! 에요

[@Sviolinist]

Great playing

[@2342greenmachine]

amazing sound and energy! i loved every second of this video

[@hannish4003]

Beautiful sound!

[@Lactoris1]

Vilmos is too good looking to be a violinist (although he plays superbly). He should be a motion picture star + television personality.

[@efxfeh2336]

I agree with you.

[@서유찬-o7h]

정말잘하시네요.....

[@vszabadi]

Thank you

[@Dozvoz]

Whoa this sounds amazingly light-footed, I'm inspired!

[@gigamax1978]

great performance!

[@davidjensenplaysviola]

Really clean playing! This is great.

[@teresilla96]

I'm playing this right now, and OMG it's difficult to play it as strong as this man x)

[@chengyulap]

Wonderful

[@FoogelyGoo]

wow this is nice i have always loved classical music :)

[@CarootjeXxX]

I played it for my exam last year ^^ It's a nice concerto to play =) .x

[@mara0404]

Im taking you as a model for playing this movement,,, YOU'RE AMAZING, Thank you very much for posting this video!!!

[@Tr0jan1337]

so clean really good!

[@lauhyuuga]

i'm learning this piece too! brilliant performance :D

[@yeoldevee]

Very nice :) I love this piece even though its quite simple but nice

[@unibea]

Im playing it right now :) My favourite part is the Cadence...

[@Aische1993]

@rembrant711 the Cadenza solo is a mixture of some parts of the Cadenza of the german publishing house "G. Henle Verlag": "Joseph Haydn, Violinkonzert G-Dur Hob.VIIa: 4* Edited by Günter Thomas/ Heinz Lohmann; Cadenzas by Franz Beyer" I played the Cadenza a couple of weeks ago- it´s not so difficult as it sounds=) Sorry if my English is not so good, I´m German=)

[@annamariemanwaring3164]

Thank you for explaining

[@RichardMartin2]

@YOUCANNOTDENY Peters' Edition refers to this as Nr.2, whereas Henle refers to it as, in effect, the fourth (Hob VIIa:4). Though in fact, it is thought to be the earliest of the four.

[@다음-u6v]

맞아요!

[@clemsonkim]

nice...performance!

[@Chessmapling]

@Carthsgtr yea i agree im learning it right now and i think it sounds better when it's played more gracefully

[@mondragonmmm]

ahhh! this is absolutely amazing. my private teacher chose this as my solo piece for the start of my junior year in high school and i don't think i'll be able to play it that well :/

[@stonegate27]

great!!!!!:)

[@musicstudenteire]

I love his strong tone. Many players play too light.

[@galeldiego]

The cadenza is written by Franz Beyer, but Szabadi doesnt play it complete. I like this cadenza :)

[@yeoldevee]

Yes it is.

[@cece444]

Good Cadence!

[@klezmergal]

Yes, it's G+, I Mvt. (I as in roman numeral for first) i think.

[@musicstudenteire]

@ModellMeister Romantic period is lovely. And having a rich tone while maintaining the flow is harder than a light tone, and more expressive. Then again-its a matter of opinion. I just find most play concertos lightly and I prefer a richer tone.

[@parkjustin]

:O that was very good!!!!!!!!!

[@AlexEwan1]

@YOUCANNOTDENY I think it means the first movement of the g violin concerto rather than g major violin concerto no. 1.

[@GyourgeTube]

aweeesomeeee

[@115Nevet]

@Violinfanatic so am i!

[@violatione]

Keep practicing and you'll get there

[@PTCello]

I don't know why this concerto is ranked so much lower than Mozart's. This is a great piece, without a doubt.

[@hotsportz101]

hot pocket i am practicing it right now too!!!=)

[@jaumecamposmartinez4608]

Congrats! and thanks for sharing your playing with the comunity. I have in a research about cadenzas written for Haydn violin concert G Major. Do you know if there are anymore wirtten cadenzas fot this concert?? I have ones by P Scharwenka and F. Reichard. More?? Could you share which you have already played? Thanks in advance

[@Garpinator]

@YOUCANNOTDENY Haydn's second violin concerto is lost.

[@richardnorthtorontoh]

i wanna be just like him.... RCM level 8, real close....!

[@Tavares60367]

Bravo!!! Very nice! Who wrote this cadence?

[@Megs5311]

im just about to learn this piece

[@musicstudenteire]

@ModellMeister What I love about romantic period music is its rich expression of its subject, trying to follow the hidden patterns of the allegros, hearing the key changes, imaging why and what it is trying to tell you. i find classical to predictable and formulaic. too much like maths, like an expressionless person. i play it and enjoy it for what it is- revelling in structure- but i dont adore it or enjoy it to the same degree. Different taste mate.

[@zanhuang7402]

me too I am also playing this.

[@Garpinator]

@YOUCANNOTDENY Concerto for Violin no 4 in G major, Hob. VIIa-4

[@bushDid911]

ive played this piece for like 2 years...i still cant get the cadenza right...but anyways bravo!

[@alexakaluigi214]

Who wrote this cadenza? I've played this concerto with the cadenza by Ferdinand Küchler.

[@stonegate27]

@stonegate27 I agree!

[@onionyang3453]

where you learn violin？its awesome

[@ArielCaasi]

im playing this at the moment. or, at least trying to.

[@mandre96]

Please Szabadi,Give us the sheet for this cadenza,looks pretty amazing,but I wasn't able to find it just yet.Please,Tell us what cadenza is it?Somebody now if this cadenza was composed by him?

[@vszabadi]

Please buy the Henle edition than you can get the printed copy of it

[@mandre96]

Please give me a link so I can do it.

[@CarootjeXxX]

@115Nevet Yes, euhm that's a test at the end of the year at music school =) To give you points =D

[@hugokaut]

It is a bit choppy but still very good

[@doublet9996]

Well, when it comes to haydn there are two ways to play it - you can play it very legato, and softly, or you can play it like he played it - a bit chopy and slightly naughty. I like it the second way, I think it's more in the style of Haydn. What do you think?

[@beatrixpendragon]

I get depressed listening to this. I can't play with even a quarter if his skill. Daymn. :|

[@marthamoreno9914]

ditto!

[@leylandyang6031]

i fell asleep listening to this lmao is that a good thing or bad?

[@HM13895]

+Ricardo Pellegrino Finding something boring makes you an idiot does it? People aren't allowed to enjoy different types of music without being insulted? I think you are the idiot simply for saying something so ignorant.

[@vszabadi]

because we have to according of the original scientific sources

[@jhowedy3351]

what cadenza is it?

[@115Nevet]

@CarootjeXxX exam?

[@plwatchermediagrp5037]

What cadenza?

[@DHRDM]

somebody can tell me why every solist plays the cadenza in diferents manners??