Itzhak Perlman-Pugnani Kreisler-Preludium and Allegro

pugnani kreisler preludium and allegro

[@sunwoo4250]

It's in tune. I've never done that before.

[@rolo8847]

Ikr

[@chyaeeunlee7301]

Ifkr

[@davidthompson500]

Ikr

[@katrinacarrico1267]

That is so true. It's so hard to play in tune even though the notes are pretty simple.

[@reakxn]

0:41 You still sure?

[@chewy0619]

"To a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable." - Ludwig van Beethoven

[@cookingprof]

Are you saying that Perlman has no passion? You wrong the man if you say that.

[@MssWalewska1]

;-)

[@Biolupus]

+ cookingprof he's talking about that wrong note he detected (probably made by a mosquito) ²(passion speaks for itself, doesn't need defense)

[@cookingprof]

It is without question that Perlman is the finest living violinist; perhaps the finest violinist ever. His performances are worthy of;" PERFECTION STATUS". I'm just saying that there a number of scores that differ. The Bach Toccata and Fugue in D Minor is a case in point.( BWV 565) I've seen several scores that are attributed to be the original from JSB. Who knows? There a number of Stradivarius violins hat have questionable origins as well.

[@russellwolfe2224]

He didn't even play a wrong note

[@nf4406]

I played this piece 3 years ago and let me tell you, it wasn't easy searching up versions of it and finding that an eight-year-old could do it a thousand times better than I could. I love to see professional pieces like this. It gives you something to aspire to and not feel like you suck at violin.

[@oliviamontemayer7089]

I can't help but feel sucky at the violin everytime I find a prodigy.

[@erinlee2708]

+Over Enthusiastic Trekkie Don't go to Ko So Hyun then...she played this song too

[@catspajamas2961]

To my mind, if an 8 year old can play this piece well, that is in all likelihood evidence of child abuse. Someone would have had to FORCE a small child to practice an ABNORMAL amount of time to become proficient enough at such a young age to play this piece. I believe that that level of coercion, that much denial of a childhood, is child abuse.

[@elith6930]

genie prodigies though

[@catspajamas2961]

The lack of empathy in the people who enjoy watching little children "perform"...

[@Francesco-wc1pw]

If this masterpiece is not played in my funeral I'm not going

[@florianelefebvre594]

😂

[@christiangabriel4130]

😂😂😂

[@LiliY.T.]

Ur not going to ur own funeral😂

[@BombedNevada]

Whenever I’m feeling too good about myself and want to take my ego down a few notches I I try playing this and then listen to Perlman.

[@TheCjchiang]

Just thru a big rock right in to your feet ! .........that hurt !😭😭😭

[@blanket8059]

wOw, He'S pLaYiNg WiThOuT mOviNg ThE bOw!

[@eung_hall]

LOL

[@fetzenschedel4570]

xD

[@llary]

@Haolin Yin wooooooshh

[@gReY-yf3uc]

XD HAHAAGA

[@TheCjchiang]

Cuz no body can play like him even you have many bow or violin

[@oliviamontemayer7089]

I will never be this brilliant. The tone. The vibrato. Everything is perfect. I may be able to play this with relative ease, but it will never sound like this. I applaud you Perlman.

[@reakxn]

Over Enthusiastic Trekkie hahahahahah i can find a few mistakes so it isn’t perfect

[@BBL.Soldier]

I mean, he is Perlman.

[@marmari7]

Parfait parfait...rien de moins

[@shannonma7702]

Itzhak Perlman has a fantastic, rich sound. I love his playing!

[@shannonma7702]

Nancy New Yeah, who doesn't? :)

[@ajcanby9071]

Almost every song I do he's always the first one to pop up and he is AWESOME

[@lydiamechali3745]

Shannon Ma yes

[@segastandoff2165]

Ага

[@user-je6hh7fl9u]

Good

[@fmaloverinuyasha14]

this is such a beautiful my old violin teacher always said "you always pick such sad and soworful pieces" i don't know about you but sad pieces end up being the most beautiful ones.

[@kafrinaisnotok5616]

So true

[@sissih.]

So very true

[@Jeez208]

Exactly...Sorrow has a depth joy can never give...

[@ian485]

I wouldn't call it sad... Not in the common sense of the word. Poignant and penetrating, yes. Painful even, but not sad.

[@peteriscaune9925]

You are correct

[@susankrepsova7461]

You cannot listen to a piece of music like this and not feel moved...it pulls at your heart strings and transports you.

[@evyzhou2839]

Susan Krepsova b

[@levanneb]

when Perlman plays, you forget that violin has only 4 strings...

[@erinlee2708]

Ikr

[@fireemblemaddict128]

The range of the violin is surprisingly large, even more than that of a guitar, a 6 stringed instrument.

[@abrahamparraamante6850]

beatiful words

[@darthrevan2825]

Hahehahehahe. Your comment really made my day and how true.

[@user-ml7bv9hi3r]

+Darth Revan Why is your KZbin name a Star Wars sith/jedi

[@fredmandel1]

Whatever people says, Perlman is magnificent.......

[@Moucheron1990]

No matter where I am or what kind of day I'm having, the melody at the very beginning of this piece never fails to sweep me away to a far off place where I have no worries.

[@Hanry3011]

BJJ Mouch humanos jeito nenhum no bdia De que anjobjsbnb n nnojnon

[@sebsubZz]

HOLY. FUCK. best performance ever! so much passion!

[@erinlee2708]

Joo Young Oh is a bit TOO passionate

[@bigfish9527]

A little bit too passionate. I agree

[@michaelwisse9284]

The Music is great your language is not

[@michaelwisse9284]

Language

[@alaiadreamdoll5409]

@@bigfish9527 too passionate?? Ok guys who invited the white bread to the party l

[@kenny8763]

For some reason every time I listen to this particular performance, it makes me cry.

[@edrooney9580]

One of the best pieces of music ever written... It tells an emotional rollercoaster of a story

[@DannyZhangNT]

Itzhak perlman=The BEST!

[@BBL.Soldier]

*vengerov intensifies*

[@stzgan7728]

Ahah, Oïstrakh the best and kogan, milshtein, menuhin, Heifetz etc...

[@nomliciousify]

The beauty of this piece always takes me away when it plays in my playlist. Unfortunately, that means I also get distracted from whatever I'm studying!

[@mclee0905]

SAME I'M LITERALLY SUPPOSED TO ME TAKING NOTES RIGHT NOW XD

[@ethanl.1699]

I love classical music, but I have to turn off any music for me to focus at all lol

[@1967sunita]

yes same for me , and apart from that it then becomes hard to shake off the melody from echoing in your head for the rest of the day

[@simeonwashington9995]

Same for me, I start really feeling the music and bobbing my head.

[@zubrowska9017]

It is incredible how even without seeing the artist play you can still feel all the emotion and heart transferred through the music

[@christinaxi2074]

I'm playing this for a states audition and this has been such an inspiration! Perlman is truly an amazing musician

[@marinarepossi7503]

Che meraviglia! suoni e fraseggio talmente belli da essere commoventi, grazie!

[@ivyssauro123]

0:00 - 5:20 Best part of the entire recording

[@squishylemon2641]

even the silence at the end is beautiful

[@user-fs7iz3hp5f]

Лучшее исполнение!!!!!Мастер своего дела!!!!

[@redo231]

0:00 - Allegro 2:21 - Allegro molto moderato

[@redo231]

@Senior Quackington The III yes they are

[@user-po2bu6ej8v]

Yes

[@jincheng6988]

Thank you so much❤

[@okchamo]

I WISH SOMEONE PUT UP A VIDEO OF HIM ACTUALLY PLAYING THIS PIECE, LIVE. IT WOULD MAKE MY DAY.

[@davidprice1907]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mp3cq6Soo7Z8Z5Y

[@LudwigvanBeethoven2]

You can imagine his lips going 😯🙂😗😔☹️😯😞😙🙂😔😌😙

[@be2vabe3]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHnZq6GeaqaWidE

[@patzoffreo5982]

There are films of Perlman playing this piece live. Here is a 1984 film from Germany with Perlman playing the piece to school children. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mp3cq6Soo7Z8Z5Y And Domenico Nordio stunning recording of this piece. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5PUo36PacSNjNk

[@AnhDang-]

@@LudwigvanBeethoven2 haha

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

Is so beautiful! Maestro Ithzak Perlman, Thank you very much! 🎻🌹❣️

[@TheLegendFredMichael]

Perlman you are the best that i know... There are so many fantastic violinists, but for me perlman is the only one that can put so emotion on music that i can start to cry... Fantastic Music!!

[@lianyip01]

I mean, the last section sounds hard but it's much more easier than you think, it's the middle that I find the hardest.

[@christinayi7153]

true

[@timmy3836]

Yep

[@aperiology]

agh so true

[@nathanviolin3512]

starting at 3:40 :)

[@frankieking6980]

I am in total agreement there!!!!!

[@hamdsadouq]

I just need to finish the double stops part and i will be ready to play this in public :D

[@ketelsuw]

I’ve been playing this piece 4 5 months and just got it ready 😀

[@zethyuen8859]

The Double stops are the easiest part for me honestly.

[@PopaDoc550]

Wow, such a beautiful rendition. Pearlman's playing brings such emotion to this piece I'm speechless.

[@zeythefox]

I'm here because a Sherlock Holmes Fanfiction sent me xD Glad I gave it a listen! Beautiful! :D

[@laszloszocs2797]

Mindig nagy kedvencem volt a preludium és allegro köszönöm ezt az élményt

[@hislove4ever7]

I just played this tonight for my recital.. its an extremely technical difficult piece, especially the bow. those string crossing near the beginning of the allegro are insanely difficult to get clean, you have to really work. The staccato on the last page is also very difficult. I love Kreisler for his amazing ability to make something so musical but also so technical difficult. :) Also, Perlman does an amazing job.. of course.

[@arualitras]

non ho parole........troppo bello

[@user-vo3ok5xi6p]

браво маэстро!!!! и браво концертмейстер!!!! какая синхронность!!!, на одном дыхании,на одной эмоциональной волне. СУПЕР!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cristianchavez5674]

Я не говорю по-русски, но мне нравится ваш комментарий

[@artiomzhuk8797]

Я с вами согласен.Такой талант один на миллиард.Такого звука и вибрации ни у кого нет.Я сам скрипач и играю эту пьесу, но у меня далеко не такое звучание , как у Перельмана

[@delorasuelower2982]

A violin that sings so "sweetly" is truly a "God" send to those who have waited so long....Bless you so very much. It lifts me up. Shalom

[@GenericGamer]

Wow, he’s so good he can play completely still!

[@mariolazzari3130]

Grande Itzah Perlman. E' sempre grandioso ascoltare le sue esecuzioni.

[@cristinamossolani9242]

Grande !!!!

[@lydiamechali3745]

Mario Lazzari si veramente e belo ❤️

[@lydiamechali3745]

Cristina Mossolani si💛

[@jacquieviegas6082]

The greatest violinist of all time. The only one who can get this perfectly right! I wore out an old cassette of him playing this about 30 years ago and wished I could find the recording again. This is it!! ❤

[@nicolequentin2613]

It's just Genius , full emotion and virtuosity.. I'm proud of you !.......

[@jinweixie6334]

He plays it perfectly.

[@user-kb1jb2vo4t]

정말로 감동적인 연주있어요 감사합니다!!

[@justwarren]

It's really quite beautiful. Perlman always uses a lot of vibrato, but he does it so well! In addition, his intonation is usually perfect, as it is here. You just can't argue with his performance, like most everything he does, it's at the highest level of musicianship and artistry. It's a wonderful performance. Still, for sheer energy and youthful exuberance I would recommend listening to Leila Josefowicz at 13 perform this piece. It has it's own different sort of magic.

[@whee1720]

i love the way he expresses his emotions in this piece

[@almthomson]

Easy to play if you've practiced your scales but hard to perform - love hearing one of the best violins in our time play it - wow

[@mrguysnailz4907]

There's not that much expressive maturity needed to play this actually.

[@mrguysnailz4907]

Alistair Thomson I never said it was bad, I love this one.

[@almthomson]

Lol thanks MrGuySnailz - just wanted to find out more from what you said. I love expressive pieces and have played some of the more maturely expressive ones too so I understood what we said. I'm guessing you are a violinist too? Have been busy reviving my playing as I have severely neglected it this year so I find the best way to bring the fingers back is to run through pieces like this. And tonight I was remembering how to play Tzigane - and also remembering that I never finished sorting out all the technical corners. Am planning to play at my own wedding in september but it will need to be a fairly tight performance (so wont be including anything too intensive probably Chardaz, scheherezade and a couple of other pieces) .

[@YT-mu9vk]

クライスラー

[@BBL.Soldier]

Wait, do you mean Monti Vittorio's Czardas?

[@emilyschwartz600]

This is the next song I'm learning and I'm so excited!!!!

[@JAJOZOMBIE]

Emily Schwartz Piece*

[@dubious_potat4587]

In my opinion you shouldn't be excited you should be scared..

[@laszloszocs2797]

Titkán hallok ilyen gyönyörű előadást köszönöm

[@laszloszocs2797]

Perlman a leghatalmasabb hegedűművész köszönöm Művész Úr

[@violinvirtuose8531]

Best Violinist the World!!!! and Best Stradivari 1714 Kyd!!!!

[@DavidWDNO]

According Mr.Perelman himself and monsieur Menuhin whom he acquired this wonder from in 1986 , the best Strad out there-hands down-- has always been the 1714 "Soil". C.Beare and his colleagues, while talking about this instrument, seem to agree: "In the opinion of many informed listeners, this is the greatest sounding Stradivari of them all!"

[@user-sz1wn3gq6i]

Спасибо Богу, что одаривает избранных талантами! Тем же, кто лишен быть талантливым, остается открывать свою душу, чтобы внимательно вслушиваться... Великолепное исполнение гениальной музыки!

[@branflakes2600]

Yes, I'd like to see him actually playing instead of a still picture that teases me of what he's doing. I need motion. I need to see things. I like moving things.

[@erinlee2708]

It would've been better that way

[@freeqwerqwer]

These complainers must be Millenials who grew up with video from the time they got out with their umbilical cord. We old timers never had video and didn't mind.

[@athenay5285]

Hey! I prefer moving pics so I can see his technique. It's useful. Bur it is nice to just enjoy the music without movement too.

[@TheFineArtOfTrollin]

Every violinist is different - what technique works for Perlman won't necessarily work for you. Something to keep in mind.

[@athenay5285]

True, but the basics are the same. Such as bow technique, etc.

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

Very beautiful!I like very much my favorite violinist Itzhak Perlman,Hy is amazing together.Bravo Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN🎻🌹🌹

[@kat-sav]

Божественно!

[@jeremy8473]

4:37 is just BEAUTIFUL i can feel the passion in it

[@bubbleteakun7366]

I was told to hear this song as well as Liebesleid and Die Biene from my violin teacher. She told me it would motivate me. It's getting there.

[@BBL.Soldier]

Kriesler is great!

[@sliceofme7279]

Thx for sharing

[@gaelsebastiani2198]

My favorite violin player my maestro forever. Itzhak and I met him when I was ten! :D

[@chingwaijung6815]

THIS IS THE BEST PERFORMANCE I'VE EVER HEARD!!!!!

[@LudwigvanBeethoven2]

beginning of this piece makes me forget about my life problems.

[@raoultak]

The humble Perlman adores Heifetz not realizing that he himself is the greatest; at least his style of playing is much more sophisticated.

[@katerinastockova4750]

I always find that there is a real communication between voice and violin. . -Itzhak Perlman

[@LotharBBlum]

Best version I have heard of Pugnani-Kreisler. There are and have been so many brilliant violinists in the world but Perlman is the god of the violin. At least for me.

[@DerekWilliamsMusic]

Love this!

[@pashaazeem1]

Beautiful, just exemplary - terrific sound, lovely, expressive phrasing, deeply felt emotion, perfect sense of style.

[@drewvest6480]

4:04 *Confused Screaming*

[@watermelon368]

That’s hardly the hardest part, it’s just fast. Try playing 2:46.

[@gabisrluna]

Just started this piece. I’m so excited! Perlman plays it beautifully.

[@pianogirl97]

Thanks...Samuel Sanders was one of the great accompanists, and we lost him all too soon! This is one of my favorite pieces to accompany. I was hoping Perlman would play it when I heard his recital last May at Strathmore Hall.

[@stanleysequeirar]

No hay palabras para por lo menos el intentar esbosar la admiración por tan perfecta interpretación...calidad exquisita en toda su expresión.

[@laszloszocs2797]

Perlman a legnagyobb hegedűművész szerintem köszönöm az élményt

[@romymistique]

I am ecstatic, this is one of the most beautiful pieces for the violin I've heard. It has so much feeling and passion.

[@johnhunter3455]

This is a very early recording by Perlman......and the model I have used for years in my own interpretation.

[@flo_ayala]

4:37 - 4:41 Best two bars of all the piece

[@agob4924]

Truly

[@jinyao6338]

Absolutely amazing! I can’t stop listening to it!

[@fan1994061]

So beautiful, sorrowful and romantic... I just CAN'T possibly imagine why on earth would people dislike this?

[@alidagupta540]

I just started learning this, it's so helpful to hear it played masterfully by a pro

[@lilyzhang4290]

When I saw an 8 year old and a 7 year old play this piece I was devastated

[@camtothemax]

My teacher actually thinks I can play this??? HOW????

[@lupeegoavil]

practicing.

[@Vakasha]

You can do it... just break it down into bite size pieces. but always remember that you are the color that makes it interesting.

[@camtothemax]

Thanks, people! I've been practicing and now it doesn't seem that difficult after all. :D

[@rsmodable]

***** Intonation is fun

[@camtothemax]

rsmodable uh, sure! :)

[@jindrichstercl2389]

By far the best interpretation I`ve eve heard.

[@arcobow97]

Any song played by Perlman is the greatest interpretation ever.

[@arcobow97]

+ashcroft haha, yes. Prolly weird seeing a rock fan here. I love classical as well. Violin was my first instrument.

[@maryposa34]

How can people not like this........ ??

[@parthoroy9141]

I like listening to this piece while driving my Kreisler around town (unless the CD player is on the Fritz)

[@dance241]

Гениальная музыка и гениальное исполнение!!!!! Обалдеть!

[@VAR1016]

Breathtaking: Kreisler was a genius - and Perlman obviously understands and responds

[@shihchingliu4231]

Always love Perlman's interpretation. Passion with precision. Just a little bit longer of trailing in sound or vibrato, it arouses listeners' responses.

[@darrylbrundidgejr.5489]

Pure poetry

[@akeethegreat6654]

I've always loved this piece. I played it before and it has always been one of my favorites.

[@TheKnittingSongbird]

This is music from the cosmos, I feel the notes are being plucked out of trees from other worlds...simply magnificent...

[@valeriacenerelli6120]

Incantevole!

[@lydiamechali3745]

Vero e veramente bravo perlman

[@lydiamechali3745]

Celine Bizot - Zanatta je suis d’accord avec vous

[@martarenardowitsch3634]

Wow! It's fantastic! Best performance ever! Thanks so much!:-)

[@stephaniedavidson802]

SO amazing!! Love this piece and Mr. Perlman's brilliant playing!!

[@bosanpisan]

This Guy is an absolute Magician, and this Kreisler piece got me intoxicated.

[@sophierwu]

When i hear this it feels like I’m talking drugs even tho i’ve never tried it before. And my teacher wants me to play this?! Like WoW.

[@tinlongli5432]

it's not that hard actually

[@sophierwu]

@@tinlongli5432 It’s been some time now and i can play it now but still. Perlman does a really good Job-

[@Ryu-jz4jk]

아름다워요.....

[@jean-marieboisbouvier6678]

La magie de Perlman. un unique moment d'extase...!

[@prembutter]

"I don't always listen to classical music, but when I do, this piece is my all-time favorite." -The most interesting man in the world

[@user-cu8ki4gy3r]

Fantastic. It's very beautiful

[@christinesarchive7832]

wow... listening to this made me wanna practice 7283935x harder

[@superviolinist14]

I have heard many performances of this piece, but I have NEVER heard it played so clearly and with such great emotion! BRAVISSIMO!!!

[@Dianacathrine]

It's wonderful to hear The Master Violinist playing one of my favourite pieces so brilliantly:)

[@joylin2118]

marvelous!!

[@eliveldogomes]

Ele toca como ninguém,coloca seus sentimentos no instrumento... o Violino é o instrumento mais lindo do mundo.

[@mariaamparo7100]

Maravilloso precioso sonido ....me siento en el cielo.

[@ralphtuber]

Mr. Perlman just plays it so honestly and heartfelt... Great rendition!