Itzhak Perlman - Sarasate Introduction and Tarantella

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Itzhak Perlman (Hebrew: יצחק פרלמן‎; born August 31, 1945) is an Israeli-American violin virtuoso, conductor, and master-instructor. He is widely considered to be one of the preeminent violin virtuosi of the 20th century.
Perlman was born in Tel Aviv, British Palestine, where he first became interested in the violin after hearing a classical music performance on the radio. He studied at the Academy of Music in Tel Aviv before moving to the United States to study at the Juilliard School with the great violin pedagogue, Ivan Galamian, and his assistant Dorothy DeLay.
Perlman contracted polio at the age of four. He made a good recovery, learning to walk with the use of crutches. Today, he generally uses crutches or an electric scooter for mobility and plays the violin while seated.
Juila Fischer, Nathan Milstein, jascha heifetz, Maxim vengerov, ruggiero ricci, hilary hahn, itzhak perlman, Pinchas Zukerman, Frank Peter Zimmermann, Leonidas Kavakos,Alexander Markov, violino

[@phodchanaboonkerd8874]

The piano and the violin are simply beautiful , this is a true work of art , this music to soothe the soul and heart wonderful !

[@lilinrosao8878]

I understand you.. for me ,his the best .. and his smile is very important..😊😅

[@pablosarasate9615]

The tone he is capable of producing is simply out of this world, what a performance

[@vvmaster2010]

Best comment ever ❤

[@andrewfang3997]

if you can play it slow you can play it fast

[@andersonniu4800]

Slowly* quickly*

[@bekzadasamigolla7716]

bravo! amazing! master🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@wehat8185]

Is it just my comp or is the sound quality squeaky.

[@midnight_fae_ap1561]

It's not just you, it's squeaky with my comp too.

Its degraded. Very old

[@pablosarasate9615]

Sound quality is not good, but, but, it is an absolutely legendary performance of him, try listen to the music, it is by far the best introduction and tarentella i have ever heard

[@vvmaster2010]

You are listening to the wrong recording 😂

[@mcciftci]

hd doesn't make any difference. we meet again, 240p

[@پورياطنابي]

Best version of this piece

[@konstantinSE]

брависсимо!!!

[@AnnaZiokowskaMazury]

Czy jest poza Perlmanem inny wykonawca który tak fantastycznie grałby utwory Sarasatego?

[@ineschoupa]

I usually love Perlman but I think he is playing too fast Introduction and Tarantella!! Sorry for my bad english, I can't speek it very well.

[@vivichen8503]

ines choupa same

[@karlkomec1427]

Do not worry about your English. The meaning is perfect. Only music can touch nervous systems. (Not my quote)

[@nickcarroll8565]

11 years too late but I agree, I don’t mind the tarantella being that fast but the introduction is way too fast

[@MonitorMichael]

Try the Heifetz version. Perfection

[@mtan123456789]

did people used to dance to this stuff?

[@totalwar1793]

Heifetz, Sarasate and 46 others are salty that someone has reached their greatness!

[@santafucker1945]

sorry bro, no one beat heifetz

[@willy65591]

Itzhak Perlman is kidding? What happens!

[@RafaelQuirinoVex]

Seems like you can't enjoy Perlman's dynamic too huh ... ¬¬'

[@ViolinShewchuk]

Except for all those sharps and flats, HAHA!

[@isaiahkaiawe9701]

The tempo is too fast.

[@monobgantonina5577]

Terrible

[@AaliyahHigashimori]

Oh My God! He's super great performer!

[@Cairiani1]

The pianist is the outstanding accompanist Samuel Sanders, by the way.

[@111violist]

Perlman is great of course, that accompanying pianist is also fantastic

This composer had been a great skill violinist. H's a pasioned labourer or master.

[@xarelguzman8886]

What did just happened

[@0v0nevermore]

He was going so fast the video couldn't keep up with him! Very impressive :)

[@connorchen9982]

Sarasate meant for this piece to be fast, maybe even faster than this, so if anything, Perlman was doing a good job interpreting this piece.

[@isaacliu._.6899]

Only Mr.Perlman could play such full chords at the frog and up bow

[@yaasianchris3868]

Devils speed

[@davidmdyer838]

Sounds very slappy to me. His ups and downs are not even.

[@wunderbratsche]

David Dyer You win the dumbass of the year award. Congratulations. 🎆

[@muslit]

Perlman is the most naturally gifted violinist.

[@captaincqy]

Perlman is a reincarnation of Sarasate himself.

[@jjoobae]

breathtaking.

[@moomeowcatow]

i love how natural everything is.

[@evanquan2443]

so fast!!!!

[@almeronfilms]

That was great! Thanks for posting!

[@snoobiz9236]

This is the reference of performing this piece. Perfect !

[@anns.724]

Sarah Chang plays it much more smoothly. Perlman rushes too much.

[@fabriceclement6587]

What about Heifetz?

[@bigchum94]

this is fire

[@meganleia]

perlman gives me whiplash still love him though

[@avyayk]

Makes it look effortless

[@lucasalmeida4772]

I prefer Roberto Faria

[@alexestrella7103]

Never clicked on something so fast

[@timtsang378]

Alexander Estrella WOT HAV U SRSLY NEVER GOD

[@Hector_Piriz]

Ok

[@pakman1992]

oh... my... god...

[@katelyntai6807]

I LOVE THIS SONG... I'M LEARNING IT NOW AND I LOVE IT!!! ITS SOOO PRETTY!!! :D

[@adityachoithani7063]

It's peice.

[@allegrettojules]

@@adityachoithani7063 close, it’s a piece. I appreciate the correction though

[@adityachoithani7063]

@@allegrettojules Lol thanks. Stupid typo.

[@taisiapaliazhakina8334]

Fenomenal!! Bravo Perlman!

[@JuanFecit]

Muchas gracias por compartirlo.

[@Pplouch]

ajá

[@eintufungstest148]

luz

[@lcook002]

@mtan123456789 no they "think" they can play it better hahaha

[@almeronfilms]

Fabulous!

[@toshio1948]

You commented this video 9 years ago as well 👏🏼👏🏼

[@danielche2349]

might learn this... sounds kinda hard

[@_leilaviolin]

I'm playing this piece right now and it's not as hard as it sounds. He actually just plays it really fast and it makes it sounds much more difficult than it really is :)

[@gl2356]

Hi Daniel

[@danielche2349]

Hay Grace Lee

[@huaweiy9negro246]

El mejor violista de la era moderna

[@jiang-xk3wu]

super fast!

[@Deivydzzz]

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[@audreyjohnston6879]

He makes it look easy

[@mcciftci]

introduction part is played so fast. even i like almost every perlman recording, i didn't find it well played . whatever,you are still my idol Mr. Perlman!

[@jeol9834]

put on 0.75 speed, these old recordings fast everything.

[@lisztomani4c]

Heifetz and Milstein also play it at a similar pace.

[@KASFLER]

Замечательно!

[@reginaldphillips7615]

GOAT

[@leoncioviolin]

GRAN GRABACIÓN

[@tamarat3971]

WHY 14 dislikes????

[@TheAngelicDemise]

ohhhhhhhhhhh dayum.

[@crawfordviolin]

so rediculous

[@louisjaing707]

Great

[@arieljeong8770]

What's the title for this song???

[@lilinrosao8878]

It's Taranttela

[@fabriceclement6587]

Introduction and Tarentella by Pablo Sarasate :)

[@heavyweightboxinglazzy4079]

The slow part should be slower wayyy slower when u play it fast sounds like an etude

[@vladimirvasquez8579]

really?? Listen to Sarasate and you will know that he plays it faster than perlman

[@guerrero4982]

@@vladimirvasquez8579 Where did you find the recording of Sarasate playing the introduction?

[@vvmaster2010]

The Shadowman I was visiting his museum in Pamplona(Spain). They played this recording from an old recording and I think someone uploaded it here in KZbin.

[@nickcarroll8565]

@@vvmaster2010I’ve only heard the tarentella part recorded by Sarasate, ever heard the introduction

[@imboss479]

While I do think Mr. Perlman is an excellent preformer, I felt like he played this peice with no compassion. The beggining felt way to quick and at times I felt like he played not because he wanted to, but because he had to.

[@vivichen8503]

Pa ul omg #getitwiththetimeslol I mean srsl that's his way

[@mtan123456789]

3 people can play this better lol

[@tonykim2873]

Amazing! I wish I could play like that!

[@eintufungstest148]

Practice

[@syqiu85]

I hate him so much.... He makes everything look WAY to east DX lol

[@lilinrosao8878]

Wy ??? His sound is so BEAUTIFUL 😍!!!!!!!!!!

[@Salko62]

Introduction is SHIT !!! but tarantella it's okey ... ;)

[@timtsang378]

Salko Lekic yah agree