Itzhak Perlman - Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in E - Various Conductors & Orchestras/Fan Compilation

Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) - Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64 (1844)
1. Allegro molto appassionato (00:00)
2. Andante (13:02)
3. Allegretto non troppo -- Allegro molto vivace (21:05)
Itzhak Perlman, violin
*Version 2011 (live)
Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor
San Francisco Symphony
*Version 1983 (live)
David Zinman, conductor
New York Philharmonic

[@peter.g6]

Felix Mendelssohn was a true genius and Itzhak Perlman is a true virtuoso. Nothing else to say.

[@janeherve]

plus que suprrbe, sublime commi dirait !!!e. kant!

[@cathywethington5913]

A thousand likes on both points

[@Ms2blackcats]

love your picture . Raven!

[@lippu65]

Itzhak Perlman's violin is his very soul speaking out to us through every note of Mendelssohn's composition. What an amazing rendering to soothe my day to day battle with cancer and the dread of my impending death. God bless you Perlman.

[@Zero-bu5ry]

I hope things get better for you.

[@patriciacorrea9321]

This music shows that life is beyond our understanding... Be faithful, it's all right... 🙏🏼

[@new-york-1415]

❤❤❤❤

[@user-hd8ts7zo2j]

😂❤​@@patriciacorrea9321

[@duigiud]

May the good Lord bless you Sir.

[@yevipu5080]

Grandfather of Mendelssohn was famous German philosopher, so Mendelssohn’s father used to say “ I am the son of the famous father and father of the famous son”.

[@georgyekimov4577]

OUCH

[@literallyarandomperson6779]

Lmao rip Mendelssohn dad

[@name5702]

Maybe stop idolizing people and stop caring about fame

[@susankuo6766]

I do not get it

[@concernedperson8545]

German Jewish philosopher Moses Mendelssohn

[@niccidiamond2390]

Sitting with my 92 year old patient who is between worlds. This magnificent, divine work quiets her soul. Thank you

[@oliviawalker777]

great man and music, love your comment. l could be at that place and this would help me too. l am 82 but who knows.

[@brandusaantoniac2574]

Jesus can quiet her soul ...

[@wellingdabonisousa6398]

@@brandusaantoniac2574 ni

[@brucedeitch5950]

@@brandusaantoniac2574 I'm glad you have that belief that you're Jesus can quiet her soul as for me I lost belief in fairy tales at a very young age I tend to believe in truth as I would think you would just show me facts and evidence faith please really be serious

[@rimmazakir2593]

God Bless the componist and Player of this Magnificat, health giving Musik for cure of our Souls ... ,🌅🌄🌏🌌🎼🌠🌹💖🙏🤲🙏 Austria Tatar kyzy

[@carolingaraban6881]

I have never liked the introduction of this concert. But, now, is my first time I enjoy the beginning of this concerto. Usually, musicians play too fast the beginning, that make me feel “nervous”. But, the peaceful feeling that Perlman gives at the beginning made me fell in love. I love Perlman’s playing.

[@mineradodecripto]

Itzhak Perlman is just perfect. The best violinist of the 20th century.

[@josephefasciani7343]

I appreciate your enthusiasm, but I think even he would agree that Jascha Heifetz was THE greatest violinist of the 20th century. I believe this recording was made in the 21st c, which is what you're commenting on, so Yes, I have to agree with you in that sense, Itzhak Perlman is the greatest violinist so far in the 21st century.

[@ursulabean3179]

Although Joshua Bell is pretty darn good!!!!!!💙

[@jansnauwaert1785]

@@josephefasciani7343 No, Perlman wouldn't agree that Heifetz is THE greatest violinist of the 20th century. He wouldn't probably say that of any violinist in particular, although his own prefered model was David Oistrakh. Personally, and insofar this is meaningful, I would say that Ginette Neveu was the greatest violinist of the 20th century. She died too young unfortunately, in a tragic accident (plane crash).

[@thenewraymak9561]

@@josephefasciani7343 Jascha Heifetz is personally not close to one of my favorite violinist. He plays magnificently well, but he sounds really “Robotic” to me. He has no expression in music or himself. He doesn’t communicate the same way itzhak Perlman does with the orchestra. I think the best violinist would be; 1.) Itzhak Perlman 2.)Maxim Vengerov 3.) Julia Fischer 4.) Joshua bell 5.) Salvatore Accardio

[@invisbile9934]

@@thenewraymak9561 hilary hahn too

[@patricialove9229]

I adore this man’s playing. I could listen and watch him all day. I love the way his face shows how much he loves playing with SO many emotions evident on his face ! Congratulations from an old woman aged 82 , dying From M N D , living in NZ.

[@deborahrogers3111]

Enjoy it and immerse yourself in it completely, dear one. xx

[@voraciousreader3341]

So effortless....even when he had aged he didn’t lose a thing! The man is a true force of nature, with such a joyful heart!

[@observersnt]

Absolute genius, demonstrating the phenomena we call the human brain. Marvel at how the brain of that man can remember exactly the thousands of notes, played in exactly the right sequence, for exactly the right duration and how that brain can control the fingers and hands to reproduce perfectly each note. Appreciate the orchestra doing the same. Appreciate the brain of the composer who imagined and transformed imagination into dots, lines and squiggles that others can see and whose eyes send signals to brains that replicate the music. Enjoy the sheer beauty and miracle of it all. Rejoice that we are blest with the same brain. Get excited by the many other musicians playing every kind of instrument that do the same. Marvel at the distinction between animals who rely on instinct and humans that have intellect and you soon realise what a miracle mankind really is, in every discipline to which we apply ourselves. Music it is, outstanding at that, but it's so much more. It is actually a miracle that we take for granted. Marvel at technology that enables simple, ordinary people like myself to sit at home watching and listening to things I would hardly ever be able to otherwise. we have much to be truly grateful for. Then marvel at those who are so bereft of the ability to appreciate it all and need to send a thumbs down sign, it beggars belief. Thanks for posting

[@victoriahart1387]

Perfect. Miraculous. Pure joy.

[@elbertwan4038]

How long is that comment!?

[@sergioj.campos2259]

@@elbertwan4038 dont you agree?

[@elbertwan4038]

@@sergioj.campos2259 about what?

[@MultiDeedee5]

I think he becomes one with the music!

[@user-mc7ce2kz3f]

The best and most beautiful things in the word can not be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart.

[@donaldquinn6667]

Amen

[@manuelamanso9935]

With the soul....

[@leonardosalasriveros2363]

No no

[@aliirfanpeksoylu2907]

Für mich ist er beste violonist in der welt.Ali İrfan🌾🌿

[@ctmm9700]

Claro, si no existiese un observador que decida si algo es hermoso, no existiría lo hermoso

[@astridarraut9502]

I think, I never get tired of listening to Itzhak and Mendelson , God bless them for the joy they bring me.

[@sleuthed4529]

amen

[@Dylonely42]

*Mendelssohn

[@brucedeitch5950]

I don't either but you must add Beethoven's one violin concerto that he composed and is still considered one of the four greatest filing concertos and also you must have braum's and Tchaikovsky Bruce

[@brucedeitch5950]

To my ear those are the four greatest violent concerto's Tchaikovsky Brahms Beethoven and Mendelssohn

[@katalinrobin6222]

@@brucedeitch5950 don't forget Max Bruch

[@toddmurphy523]

During the "Allegro Molto Vivace", whatever his age, his facial expressions match the playfulness and fun of his virtuosity of the written music. Just a joy to watch and hear...!🙂

[@IrmaDanieliszova]

Ich verlor den Atem. Himmlisch. Maestro, Sie waren für mich ein Vorbild. Trotz Krankheit haben Sie nicht aufgegeben. Sie sind ein weltberühmter Künstler, ich nur eine Dorfkirchenorganistin, aber ich habe trotz Gehbehinderung auch nicht aufgegeben. Gott segne Sie, Musik ist eine Freude, die mit uns bis in die Ewigkeit Schreiten. Danke.

[@victorgarciavargas8056]

Some people are born gifted for music. Itzhak Perlman is one of them.

[@sensuku]

Some people put thousands of hours of effort for music. Itzhak Perlman is one of them.

[@victorgarciavargas8056]

@@sensuku Of course, it's not just talent. It's talent + passion + a lot of practice.

[@olgabarros7779]

@@victorgarciavargas8056 parroquia Jesus maestro

[@oweeoh7895]

Geniuses are born not created

[@carvalho5255]

Shure, him are amazing people.

[@heloisanovaes5702]

Besides the magnificent violinist Pearlman is the expressions on his face indicate that the spirit of music is inside him playing with his emotions. Something magical.⚘

[@rayburnbutler4975]

There are not enough words in the English language to adequately express my heart when I hear such divine music so exquisitely rendered.

[@HoyaSaxaSD]

I think Hallelujah is a good catch all that subsumes a lot of varied praise.

[@renataklomer5591]

yes best is beyond this world. languages are only handicapped fellows

[@Nogah100]

What grandiose talk. I tend to be suspicious of hidden motives behind such talk.

[@renataklomer5591]

wow only Izthak has right to reply as you. by your response you extinguished all fire of real love coming to me. im again absorbed in negativity. and unfortunatelly now i may not watch and hear again. who you are pls tell me. i cant read hebrew

[@charlotteluvscats]

I always thought Perlman made playing the violin look so effortless. Just the way he holds the bow so lightly and how his fingers move up and down the fingerboard with ease. It’s really amazing to watch, I can only aspire to one day play the violin so calmly and confidently.

[@TheHuntersjames]

just the way his silk sleeves riffle like a springtime breeze, it's just beautiful

[@rbeberman5296]

I’ve always like his bow technique. -pretty effortless.

[@user-ox4kg6hm8o]

Emu secret escape hatch at burger

[@e.conboy4286]

Charlotte, It’s easy! Just do what Mr Perlman did… practice,practice, practice! ❤️

[@lindadavies6109]

@@e.conboy4286 add to that a unique gift….

[@lidavanbers6344]

It is absolutely sublime! How lucky we are to be able to enjoy this!!

[@angelamariacorrea3659]

IT is absotuely

[@maryvasilakakos7387]

He's the most sublime violinist of the ages. Absolutely magical stuff. I adore him. 💖

[@lotteturk5591]

Uno de los grandes Meistros

[@gloriarangott8803]

@@lotteturk5591 YESSS♡

[@nellykiss4336]

Love love his playing. No words can describe the magnificent violinist he is.

[@elletuppen4844]

One of the violin maestros who just grows more magnificent with age. A refined tone second to none with a sweet & powerful sorority that is sheer bliss. Thank you Mr Perlman💜

[@Ageless-yh7gv]

I agree. If this were a contest, the more mature Perlman edges out the younger by a hair. Like a fine wine. He has now totally become one with music he plays.

[@judithellensternfeld6733]

Divine on. Earth

[@francescobertaccini6903]

The expression of his face while playing tells how deep and sensitive his personality is.The music is in him totally.

[@marktan8074]

My favorite violinist! Unbelievable that he can play at exactly the same tempo whether he was younger or his present self!

[@martaortiz6078]

Música is magic!

[@carrieann6800]

The Irony Of Numberz and I already pLay 2 stringed Instrumentz.. thiz Catz.. haz. Violonz w/o Bridgez.. 2021 New Beginningz 🥀🌲🦁🖤👁☻🤡🤩🤐🦘🐺🐯😇👀👉☝️👇👈

[@carrieann6800]

@@martaortiz6078 MaGikos.. con Zetas-Zetaz

[@carrieann6800]

@marijke Corneilla I will play this Year... Muzik Southes Savage Beast.. nah and Humanz R Beaztz! ¥€ ☆♤♡◇♧☻🤡

[@HoyaSaxaSD]

It’s a single performance. This was just a concert with a really long intermission.

[@julieandrews730]

Just wonderful. Tears of gratitude for Itzhak and his talent and passion for the violin!

[@ziondar3716]

I feel I am in heaven when I listen to him playing.

[@mahmurebaglas4727]

Harika maharet .müthiş olaganüstü

[@elbertwan4038]

And in hell listening to Ben Lee Twosetgang! 😝

[@irinabeloborodova8188]

Because maestro Perlman understood what Tchaikovsky was trying to explain with his music about his awful sad life.. 🤔🙄

[@elsegee]

Sublime and heavenly experience... the music and the playing speak something directly from the heart of God Himself!

[@SaraHristov]

@@elbertwan4038 AYOO

[@goldenautumn3073]

Never thought anyone could get such perfection out of a violin. Truly remarkable and blessed talent.

[@galinaosadchaya318]

Спасибо🙏💕 истинное наслаждение слушает музыку Мендельсона, браво оркестру, скрипки

[@carl-gunnarhillefors7612]

Да, Скрипичный концерт Мендельсона-Бартольди номер 1 ми мажор ИСКЛЮЧИТЕЛЬНЫЙ, ТАКЖЕ И СКРИПИЧ ИТЦАК ПЕРЛМАН! ВОЗМОЖНО, ЛУЧШИЙ В 20 ВЕКЕ!

[@gailhausmann1329]

Stunning performance!! ... I always get emotional listening to this....What a great talent. Great orchestra as well.... One of the greats.....

[@rheailiarome2287]

This is one of my favourite violin concerti and played by this blessed musician it transports one to a better world. Bless the composer and this beautiful man who can make the music come alive 🙏 and bless you for putting this beautiful thing together 🙏

[@simonwong2738]

Terrific, high energy fast passages when younger and soft mellow slow passages when older, very thoughtful compilation, like father and son playing together.

[@hnso4216]

Ft

[@elizabethturner2421]

Perfect! I wish I'd written this.

[@josephgorshenin1625]

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[@josephgorshenin1625]

@@hnso4216 I’ll

[@josephgorshenin1625]

Link for to the

[@ovasamara]

🎻Сказать, что это великолепное произведение с виртуозным живым великолепным, совершенным, и от ДУШИ Исполнением, Итсхака, - ни сказать ни что!!!👋👋👋 -почему люди иногда не могут выразить словами свои чувства ⁉ -потому, что наш язык беден(ну понятно, есть люди с большим уровнем словарного запаса, поэтическим даром), но почему так люди обычно говорят: "У меня нет слов", потому, что душа, это совсем иное, гораздо больше, богаче, шире и т.п. Из этой же серии, высказывания: "Это нужно было видеть", "Это нужно было слышать" и тп. БРАВО, БРАВО, БРАВИСИМО!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@tatyanamarkova9023]

It's so wonderful. It seems you are in heaven when you hear these beautiful sounds. The violinist is a genius.

[@RoomyNaqvy]

Itzhak Perlman is a legend.

[@brucedeitch5950]

Well I don't believe God heaven or hell I would certainly go to heaven if I can listen to maestro perlman play the four greatest concerto's Brahms Beethoven Tchaikovsky and mendelson

[@brucedeitch5950]

You think you're funny

[@brucedeitch5950]

Of course maestro problem is a legend and well I don't believe there's a heaven or hell or God if there is I'll go if maestro perlman is playing there either in heaven or hell makes no difference to me he's worth it

[@francescozucca6213]

Non sono intenditore, ma quanto è bella questa musica: veramente eleva l'anima!

[@puliapop8299]

Благодаря интернету я могу побывать на любом концерте и услышать великую музыку величайших музыкантов. В удивительное время живём.

[@kellicoffman8440]

That’s one thing I love about our time and the technology to see this beautiful concert

[@Filiomena]

Almost.

[@williammatthewjosephgenova9802]

An incredible performance by soloist, conductors, and orchestras. It is not very often that the violin's final arpeggio can be heard from bottom to top - but here it is clear and remarkable, not drowned out by the orchestra. For me, this was a real tear-jerker. Thank you for posting.

[@joeshermer7220]

You know this orchestra can and does support the composition and soloist and listens and works to make it come out beautifully. In a week I am going to be playing in it, supporting a seventh different soloist in a fifth community or university orchestra. It never gets old, and I really look forward to another chance to do what I can to try to do it right.

[@iratashman7202]

Enhanced because he has a pickup on his violin

[@ciaranheussaff528]

He plays it like an old friend.

[@janiceeteme5536]

Perlman really loves to play his violin He loves every part of his instrument. He is actually singing through his violin. It is so very expressive My daughter Josie aspires to play like this. What an artist this man is .... A gift❤

[@davrasyavuz]

4:03 4:03 4:03 ❤r😢😮😅😊

[@davrasyavuz]

Yv h job B B B

[@aliciaelcirapierri9338]

Absolutamente maravilloso!!! Si, existe el paraiso con solo escuchar a este genio, produce emociones incomparables.

[@alexross2369]

😅😅🎉

[@josephus9794]

entonces que creas en Jesucristo como tu salvador y seas salvo

[@nellyrosenberg2150]

My

[@nellyrosenberg2150]

Absolute marvelous Maestro Perlman is the most talented violinist of the 21 st century

[@maliespetersen2674]

Ich kann dieses wunderschöne Violinkozert immer und immer wiede hören. Ein Genuss. Von Jugend an (heute70) ist es für mich prsönlich das schönste.

[@MonicaTessitore]

AWESOME!!! Such exciting performances at different stages of his life ... I love Itzhak Perlman!!

[@mirjanamilosavljevic4261]

Mendelssohn invented a music therapy (for me), but listening and watching those artists is great gift

[@alchemist6098]

ltzhak Perlman’s violin work has always been so sweet and masterful. What beautiful tone. Mendelssohn’s concerto and Mr. Perlman’s prowess on the violin make this performance nothing less than delicious! Played it several times in a row.

[@fungustan]

there is like always this sweetness in the sound whenever he plays. while it is fast it is not mechanical and the notes just so nicely and smoothly. truly amazing!

[@irenicum]

I adore Mendelssohn and I just as much adore Itzhak. Genius interpreting genius.

[@irinabeloborodova8188]

Mendelssohn was the son of a wealthy banker and traveled all over the world, it seemed like he was happy in his even short personal life except for fleeting moments .. (perhaps) he composed music about the some pain of life that he lacked .. Well, a genius always remains a genius in any atmosphere .. 🤔

[@fatimacanche9081]

Mexico

[@annettehonickman9069]

I ABSOLUTELY AGREE Mendelssohn And Itzhak Perlman are Heavenly Together 👏👏👏💕

[@annettehonickman9069]

It's Heavenly....Mendelssohn and Itzhak Perlman together 👏👏💕

[@gabriellafeher5469]

My heart and soul is singing with your violin master Perlman!.....Thank you indeed.

[@esthernisenbaum3434]

Wonderful interpratation great violinista ishaac perelman!!! Very Good the best Bravissimo👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🙌🙌🙌🙏♥️👍thanks!!! I love this concert!!!

[@Tikokgx]

This is why I love the violin. It’s like it literally pierces your hear

[@mirjanamilosavljevic4261]

Brings back long forgotten dreams, just was thinking they were gone with the wind

[@Tikokgx]

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[@annettehonickman9069]

The violin is the closest instrument to the human voice 😍🤩

[@paulwl3159]

@@annettehonickman9069 agreed, except depending on the human voice - the viola, the bassoon, the clarinet and the cello.

[@lidavanbers6344]

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[@HelenaWilliams8696]

Itzhak Perlman & Orchestra gives us a brilliant performance! The beauty of the resonance radiates the vibrant intensity, powerful dynamism and clarity of the melody of the violin solo and the orchestra. Just Marvelous...

[@veronicastewart3162]

No other violinist has matched the genius of Perlman in this piece ... A matrimony of talents displayed... so so enjoyable.

[@Peter-cm1uo]

try shlomo mintz here on youtube and then comment

[@yuvals3796]

@@Peter-cm1uo thank you

[@veronicastewart3162]

Ok...I listened to Shlomo Mintz. I loved his presentation ...but... I enjoy Perlman more. I think it is the way he plays with the timingamd construction of the phrases that make me understand the composers narrative more.

[@veronicastewart3162]

Sorry typos 🙄

[@newlam7958]

The first time I heard Itzhak Perlman, or even heard of his name was when he was performing a live concert at Lincoln Center in 1981 that was aired on PBS where he performed Mendelssohn's E-Minor. Superb!

[@lorenadonguines6238]

The great violinist Itzak Perlman par excellence! He, I believed has been divinely inspired to transmit the lovely notes created by Mendelssohn to those who emotionally internalize the music to their hearts including mine! Thank you great violinist. You are heavenly inspired!🙏🙏🙏🎹🎹🎼🎼♥️👏👏👏🎉🎉🎻🇨🇦t

[@berniceabshier572]

I saw Michael Tilson Thomas @ 40 years ago when he conducted the Houston Symphony. I enjoy watching his subtle style and facial expressions, although no one can match Itzak's animated face and unequalled mastery! I was also fortunate to see the protege's master (Isaac Stern) when he toured for his 60th birthday- I am so sad that many of the younger generations were not raised with a love of Classical music and, instead, have been fed a steady stream of discordant, thumping and obscene TRASH.

[@gracielaacevedo4313]

Como no estar de acuerdo la verdadera musica se pierde y eso duele ahora lo que escuchan los jovenes es basura y los gobernantes permiten todo esto . Como se podria rescatar lo bueno ? No lo se saludos desde Chile

[@sosofroglet]

please, its not trash! but i do agree, that more children shld be exposed to classical music.

[@MilciadesAndrion]

This concert is full of charm. The music is sublime and Itzhak Pearlman shows a tremendous ability to touch us.

[@user-wx8cq3pr5b]

הביצוע של הקונצרט של מנדלסון נשגב. שמימי. כל הכבוד למוסיקאי וכנר בחסד עליון יצחק פרלמן!!!

[@davidwon1684]

Bring tears of joy watching and listening to this! What a gift to humanity! Thank you Mr Perlman! Also to a person who posted this

[@Tulaayn]

Quite Beautiful Music

[@michaelfriedman8968]

One of my favorite violin concertos, and one of the finest violinists ever. But this video is absolutely remarkable--the editing is fantastic, just like Itzhak, it doesn't miss a beat.

[@brendaday1294]

The Master. What amazes me is that he allows the listener to get lost in the MUSIC and forget him. True humility.

[@user-iw7gc4jb3z]

Превосходно! Счастье слышать и наслаждаться! Спасибо!

[@gailgoodstein5659]

What a blessing to listen to Itzhak Perlman'violin. His music transport one to a place of serenity

[@toddmurphy523]

Wonderful compilation. Seamless transitions. He plays sections slower than other soloists today allowing us to hear many nuances that are missed when played at lightening speeds. Just marvel at these interpretations. Whether playing with dark black hair, salt and peppered hair or complete grey, his talent is immense throughout the years.

[@user-lm1yo6sr9n]

Гениальное исполнение гениального произведения ........праздник для души ......

[@wafflebayrescue]

instant goosebumps... so beautiful its hard to describe

[@teddysears703]

One of the best videos I've ever seen. One of the four aces for this superb instrument, the violin, Perlman ( the other three, Menuhin, Oistrakh and Heifetz). The most beautiful masterpiece ever written for this instrument: Felix Mendelssohn and that 24 karat gold gem, his Violin concerto in E minor. That second movement always makes me travel in a celestial imaginary journey from which I wouldn't want to come back. It leaves me speechless every time I listen to it. GIANT MENDELSSOHN.

[@patricialove9229]

Do you still have the concert of Boys’ High -School PALMERSTON NORTH NEW ZEALAND?😊😊,

[@wendyliu9478]

Pearlman is the best violinist I like. last year I was hospitalized . His music accompanied me and healed me. He played with his heart and soul that's why his music always moved thousands thousands of people. for many years his music accompany me to sleep, for which I thank him wholeheartedly.

[@mitzivirginiamichita5700]

Que locura. Que extraordinario!!! No hay palabras para expresar todo esto. Mendelsson y su concierto y el gênio de Itzhak Perlman. Además de su encanto personal! Fabuloso!!! Graciaaas!!!

[@ilovemydog6847]

If you don’t do film editing for a living then you really should. The transitions between the different concerts were invisible and flawless. Excellent work. And thank you so much for going to such an incredible effort to create such an amazing video. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@sensuku]

great username

[@elbertwan4038]

@@sensuku lol

[@simonsharivker2130]

Божественная игра

[@dustinfagehay1559]

i love my dogs too

[@Jaegertiger]

Seems like you've got the BEST OF THE BEST when it comes to dogs.... a BORDER COLLIE !!!

[@user-rz7hy2nz1o]

This is the most beautiful violin solo with orchestra I have ever heard! Thank you...

[@marialuisabertini5587]

❤

[@gabrielaxelriosrodriguezbu4853]

This historical ensemble is just marvelous and reveals the perfection of the great Perlman. Curiously enough, his performance reminds the beauty of the finest pearls

[@zofiachmiel2066]

Thank you Prof.Itzhak to fantastic surprise. Best greetings ❤

[@gabrielecarter5460]

The passion in his performance is exquisite not like any other, the finest control in his art, he makes the violin sing, like his soul is on Fire 🔥♥️🥰💐 Bravo 👏👏👏🌹

[@ioana938]

The tone of Maestro Perlman violin is so clear and resonant.... Invariably I lift my head and sharpen my years when the version with MTT in San Francisco comes around.... what a treat this was! A masterclass for all students working on intonation, projection and tonality...

[@catherinejones9396]

These were brilliant and consistent performances by the soloist and the different conductors/orchestras-Mendelssohn as he deserves to sound. Thankyou all concerned,

[@mariaingigneri3755]

Maestro Perlman , no hace falta verlo, al oir su violín, es usted, interpretando las grandiosas obras!!!Mi admiración total!!!

[@maryvasilakakos7387]

Itzak: He's unique. Incomparable. My favest musician EVER. He plays with his whole being. 💖💖

[@brucedeitch5950]

Yes I agree maestro permanent is the best violinist I've ever heard he is such great soul and you can see it through his face he is expressions are fantastic and real

[@maryvasilakakos7387]

@@brucedeitch5950 ✅✅❣️

[@brucedeitch5950]

@@maryvasilakakos7387 yes Mary I believe your trip what you say is true I am not a musician I can't I don't know a note from an a to an e but I know what I enjoy. Maestro pearlman to my ear to my mind to my eye is the best violinist I've had the pleasure of seeing in person and continue to see via the Internet thank you so much for getting back to me I really appreciate it sincerely yours Bruce David Deitch

[@maryvasilakakos7387]

@@brucedeitch5950 It's not a "trip", mate. Not does one have to be formally trained to be musically informed and be able to respond to classical music. You know the expression "to have an ear"? I feel lucky I was born with one, and the more one listens the more one is able to make comparisons. Music is based on mathematical relationships, maybe I was born with an ear for those too. 😁

[@victoriasaper1625]

I have had the pleasure of seeing Itzak Perlman live several times in my life, and also the wonderful fortune of running into him at The Palm Court, back when The Plaza was really The Plaza.

[@dorinaconstantin5070]

Dear youtube, it's a concert, of course I want to listen to it fully

[@user-el3th6bj7p]

イツァーク・パールマン 澄んでいて、繊細でかつ奥深い音色。ヴァイオリンの音がこんなにも美しいと、彼の演奏を聴いてあらためて感じました。何度聴いても飽きない演奏です😊

[@user-he3un9jg9t]

世界で一番好きな演奏ですわ…

[@marthaanido4167]

Fantastic concert!!I I used to cry whenever me and my father listened to it....we cried together!!!!thanks for posting it...Mr.Pearlman!!!!

[@Tevyeh613]

This is WONDERFUL - and left me utterly moved.

[@basilisvasileiou434]

Αριστουργημα.Η ομορφοτερες εκτελεσεις του εργου.❤❤❤

[@ToastedMellow]

The expression on his face when he plays. The pure joy. I remember seeing this as a teen and fell in love with him and the beauty of violin music.

[@dr.utekarasch-stingl8443]

Thank you ,this is the miracle of music

[@leyladeanda2467]

Makes my morning fantastic.❤

[@edwardcuhaci6168]

One of the greatest violonists in the world

[@Dylonely42]

Indeed

[@charlenemoreau3726]

Yes absolutely

[@joseluisbravo1208]

Mi concierto para violín y orquesta Favorito Opus 64 Mendellson, lo escucho desde hace 5 décadas ❤️😍👍😢😢

[@lauradewhurst2860]

Another brilliant Itzhak Perlman performance! Can't be beat! ❤

[@sandramerfeld7577]

So magnificent. I loved it Thank you so much for sharing.

[@ireneespinosa3009]

Que regalo!! Hermosísimo!! Mostrarnos al virtuoso I.Perlman en dos edades diferentes, pero con el mismo brío y talento q lo caracterizan !!vídeo impecable!! Gracias mil !!!

[@alexanderlifland1414]

Thank you so much! Love Itzhak Perlman!!!

[@user-lg9in1ug4f]

Восхитительно,неповторимо. Обожаю!

[@MariaGarduno-qg3wo]

Maravillosa la obra de Mendelssohn y su extraordinario interprete Perlman hacen una combinación que no se puede uno perder de disfrutarla una y otra vez

[@olivierfritzfeller7654]

Il n'y a pas de mots pour dire l'emmerveillement ressenti, et l'administration pour le violoniste et l'orchestre. Quelle interprétation !!!! Merci. Et Bravo !!!! Olivier

[@petabrown4365]

I wonder if Mr Perlman has seen this compilation himself? It’s wonderful. So is the Concerto. It’s my favourite. My dad was a violinist, and played the Mendelssohn the most. 🎻

[@carrieann6800]

Oh Im sure He Haz And He Will seez all Theze Im puttin in x'z?

[@etoussier]

my favorite violin concerto is Tchaikovsky's... but also, Beethoven... also Mendelsohn... also Paganini 4...

[@aureliaboldici8366]

Genial Itzak Perlman, minunat concertul dar favoritul meu este Concertul pentru vioara de Beethoven!

[@crwilkinson248]

That is so AWESOME!!!!

[@roystewart4386]

Agree, although some say Bruchs 1st violin concerto and other Beethoven's 1st and yet another says Mozart's is the best. I enjoy them all. Felix Mendelsohn's is absolutely a masterpiece and I would not be surprised if he should get most music lover's vote in a showdown.

[@oceanchowviolin]

Thank you for spending time making this video 🌸

[@margaritateran9302]

Sin palabras .... Que gran violinista!!!!!

[@burnellbrowne4303]

Itzhak is so god-like when he plays his Violin, it has never let him down, BRAVO MAESTRO

[@Nogah100]

God like? hahahah. That is the top of grandiose exaggeration....

[@burnellbrowne4303]

@@Nogah100Those that can't do, are always HATING ON THOSE THAT CAN?

[@lauremeunier9280]

Les notes sont d'une grande pureté. Un grand bravo et un grand merci à Itzhak Perlman !

[@xanlarmemmedov6815]

Божественная музыка в божественном исполнение. Спасибо всему оркестру и дирижеру...

[@josephineclifford2525]

Nobody does a better “job” than Itzak. Bravissimo

[@alfonsomartin6686]

Itzhak Perlman is a genius of the violin .My reference .Bravo also for marvelous orchestra an conducting. Perfect sound. .A pleasure for the senses this video.💜💜💜

[@user-ze3oo1kd4]

Обожаю этот Концерт Мендельсона. Итцак, все произведения в Вашем исполнении, мне очень нравятся. БРАВО ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ‼️‼️‼️

[@Leonid1051]

Люда, этого музыканта зовут Ицхак Перлман.

[@renataambrosini2063]

Meraviglioso 💞 Impeccabile.... Toccante🌹

[@frankclack9096]

Saw a recent concert with a Jewish cantor and it was amazing to hear him play klezmer tunes and speak to various artists about their lives. He is a beautiful person and a great musician.

[@joellemaitre.6757]

Genius

[@dallasjones8185]

Absolutely love the expressions the older Perlman makes while playing the last 60 seconds of the concerto - the beauty of those notes shows on his face ! Amazing man.

[@lordlem]

Here's "a story-perhaps true, perhaps anecdotal, but nonetheless, it has profound implications as all of us struggle with some limitations. Many people regard Itzhak Perlman as the world's finest violinist. Perlman took up violin after contracting polio as a child. He since has barely shuffled along in his braces, clumsily swinging his caliper crutches in a monumental struggle just to get onto the concert-hall platform. An assistant carries his precious violin for him. Perlman is the only violin virtuoso who has to sit to play. Perlman was only a few bars into a violin concerto with the N.Y. Philharmonic Orchestra when a violin string broke. He waved his bow to the conductor to stop. Perlman refused to get up and get another violin. Instead, he removed the broken string from his instrument and signaled the conductor to begin again. Perlman then played the entire concerto on the three remaining strings of his violin. Enthusiastic applause greeted him at the concerto's end. When it had finally died away, Perlman said to the hushed audience, '“You know, it is the artist’s task to find out how much music you can make with what you have left. Sometimes life is best played with what's left.”' He then handed his violin to his assistant, retrieved his crutches, and shuffled haltingly off the platform. A profound story. My point is that limitations are many times very real. However, when we internalize the concept that God can take any limitation, difficulty, or curse and transform it into a blessing, we will experience peace and enabling power with which to bless someone else, in spite of our limitations."

[@dorotheastefanova9133]

A genius composer and a genius violist. Thank you!