J. S. Bach - Sonata No. 1 in G minor for solo violin, BWV 1001 (Live)

[@LizPoMHolmes]

I love the fact all Sherlock fandom is here. Thank you, Sherlock, for sharing culture.

[@jamestrinder2978]

SH: "Most people knock. But then you're not most people, I suppose. Kettles just boiled" JM: "Johann Sebastian would be appalled. May I?" SH: "Please" JM: "You know on his death bed, Bach. He heard his son at the piano playing one of his...pieces. The boy stopped before he got to the end" SM: "And the dying man jumped out of his bed to finish it" JM: "Couldn't cope with an unfinished melody" I could continue....

[@cece5901]

James Trinder YASS THANK YOUUUUU

[@lolaverse01]

SM?

[@theartsyone586]

This is why I'm here.

[@jodiesundborg3961]

I’m here because I like walking up stairs dramatically and opening squeaky doors without knocking.

[@palomav6328]

Me too

[@theartsyone586]

SHERLOCKKKKKKK!!

[@luqmanabdulhakim1326]

Most people knock, but then you're not most people, i suppose.

[@Evan24_7]

@@theartsyone586 I may be on the side of the Angels but don't think for One Second that I am one of Them.

[@inkspillled]

I'm here becaus IOU a fall

[@regenliedsonate129]

First movement is utterly beautiful

[@EricLeCrennSanchez]

Oh, I love all of them

[@JasonBellrealestate]

I am constantly amazed by the genius of J.S Bach- and by the abilities o f the violinist playing this piece. Beautiful.

[@Alagboriel]

"Most people knock. But then you aren't most people, I suppose."

[@anonymousboi3789]

+Erika Fiore (Lebonah) That show is so good.

[@cheyennemckenzie8493]

What show is that from?

[@nadahussain3161]

I've literally memorized all the dialogues from sherlock lol

[@sarangbharti6375]

The Reichenbach Fall. "I see. You're not ordinary. No. You're me. Thank you, bless you..."

[@oupsie9021]

here i am, trying to do my homework and not think about sherlock. i almost had a cardiac arrest when i read this for a moment i thought "dear god am i hallucinating (again) or is that a sherlock quote" and then i promptly doubled over in pain

[@Bearlytherely]

Thank you, God, Father, for allowing this man the power of heaven's blissful sounds; that he may sing your praise, even through such feeble tools.

[@StrixAluco3]

+mon dd You're welcome.

[@Morrtana]

Яка краса... Таку емоційність, таку експресію та тихий потік душевних слів через музику важко знайти... Дякую з України!

[@Incognito11200]

I feel like being able to play pieces like this would make me feel more fulfilled with life than most other things. A shame I don't know how to play.

[@Spirassassininja]

Bach's works are so gorgeous. Thank you so much for posting this, it's very stimulating to listen to in my free time.

[@thiagoblanco]

This was recorded live, never meant to be published for that matter.

[@kamiwe]

Marvelous. And the photo: the chainless links by Brooke Shaden.

[@rtah8329]

C'est l'interprétation la plus belle, expressive et émouvante. Merci et bravo à Julia Fischer.

[@rkinney8209]

I heard a bunch of different versions of this Sonata when I was learning it, but never this one. It's just gorgeous - I've never heard heard it played so...I don't know...lightly, I guess? Props to Julia Fischer. Wow.

[@wannabecat369]

Kind, introspective and ethereal.

[@MrOffTopicGuy]

This music can be found in the music book titled Bach, J.S. 6 Sonatas and Partitas, from the International Music Company, New York I got it a few days ago, just search Bach 6 Sonatas and Partitas violin on google

[@kingofcobwebs]

Highly expressive.

[@MrPolandPoland]

pięknie - to mało powiedziane - bosko !

[@Hi-tz7nr]

I was just thinking of this song not knowing its name, and i clicked the vid and i was freaking out

[@amusicment4829]

Wonderful playing

[@leopoldotecuanhuey4806]

I am learning how to play the second movement. It is a diifficult but satisfying piece to play!

[@vickibraner1920]

I like this. Would love to hear you play.

[@vickibraner1920]

Wishing you an awesome Thanksgiving.

[@vickibraner1920]

Wishing you an awesome Thanksgiving.

[@leopoldotecuanhuey4806]

You too!

[@hishamdemmisse6044]

I'm learning the first, the whole thing is so satisfying when played even at 10% the quality of this ^

[@CarloBenevissi]

Thank you Thiago 🥰😘

[@eriknystrom5839]

I really like this interpretation, better than Perlman or Heifetz . The Adagio is really beautiful ..... majestic. I think this Adagio is so beautiful, even more beautiful than the Chaconne from Partita nr2

[@Smart_Tech007]

it's Very Beautiful

[@sbowden60]

Awesome song to play!

[@tleascott4143]

Love this song

[@Ardjano234]

Not a song because it does not contain lyrics. A piece.

[@사라미-o2h]

TheMrarrie18 you know in all of my fourteen years of musical knowledge, you'd think that i would know this. i have learned great things today

[@Azazel-uv3sx]

redacted

[@jackhousman6637]

+TLEA Scott Hi. It's not a song, which is usually vocal. It's a sonata, an instrumental work in the standard (at the time) four movements. There are instrumental pieces entitled "Songs Without Words". These are usually short solo piano pieces. Those by Felix Mendelsohn are the most famous.

[@vinylsoundbox]

If you listend carefully on 2:19 you can hear a door closing and a car blowing its horn. The whole recording is full of noise. They should've recorded it at night. But it's still very nice played.

[@thiagoblanco]

I know, that's awful, my guess it is that the auditorium was perhaps too close to the street, what a pity, don't you agree?

[@vinylsoundbox]

thiagoblanco I totally agree with you. Seems to be a church, because of the good reverb, but too bad that there is so much noise. They should record it again without the audience and at night, so that there won't be that much noise that would disturb the recording.

[@peterbaker6953]

Vinylsoundbox weirdly i like the noise. Makes it seem more real in a way. Like the Glenn Gould recordings and you can hear him humming along.

[@evanderguitarist]

Vinylsoundbox Did you notice the highest coughing ever at 4:30? haha However, it still is a beautiful rendition.

[@GuestBarber]

+Vinylsoundbox Hence the title... "live"

[@thiagoblanco]

Of course, I'm going to do it so right away, thanks for your kind efforts. :)

[@Michajeru]

Wonderful.

[@FinalProblem]

Sherlock likes playing it. But "Johann Sebastian would be appalled..."

[@thiagoblanco]

Indeed they are. You are welcome.

[@DefendYoungstown]

Funny how both Jim and Eurus both crapped on Sherlock playing this.

[@thiagoblanco]

Thanks.

[@brkele]

I like Julia Fischer.

[@jackstacks3989]

There seems to be some something on the violin strings, like they needed changed before the recording. Its just the sligtest rough/flat on 2nd string and it disrupts the colour. The expression is amazing though

[@ukiiiro]

This is baroque music though. This era of music typically is more flat and less in tune.

[@Bigtooly]

American gods brought me here, rip bach and technical boy

[@ZortLF2]

Couldja put the starting times of the movements in the video description? Adagio 0:00, Fuga 4:24, Siciliana 10:00, Presto 13:13. Thanks.

[@josephrlap]

The image is a photo by Brooke Shaden titled The Chainless Links. Here's a link about it: m.flickr.com/#/photos/brookeshaden/5804586870/

[@libreg]

Better and more expressive than Perlman.

[@lowmazda626]

Fischer is an autistic neanderthal compared to Perlman.

[@scottnoricsson2023]

That is actually a compliment, and Perlman is Homo Sapiens shithead who shouldn't be allowed to play Aryan music

[@Rembrandt96]

Perlman is all bravado combined with Bach's trademark heartbreak, while Julia is so very intricate and sensitive with her phrasing, both appeal to two different groups of audiences, I don't think it's fair to compare them as they're both virtuosos in their own right

[@aerostatov]

& nice photo.... :)

[@ViolinStimme]

Nice playing, Julia.

[@Smart_Tech007]

Remember old The story

[@Nanonuke1]

This song is in Dishonored I'm fairly certain as ambient music from record players.

[@justanothersherlockian7058]

0:22 *creak* ... 0:22

[@tiponada9]

Where can I buy this piece from? I've been looking for an album all over the place but I can only see her old Bach Sonatas from 2005 and this rendition is miles better. Thanks!

[@markhughes7927]

There I was thinking that Harriet Hahn was the BeezNeez and I discover this aswell! - also the beezneez!

[@BakajaHu]

Thanks. Where did you get these live Fischer recordings? Are they available somewhere to buy?

[@ReedMunson]

Thank you for posting this - what's the story of the image?

[@KokoroHatsaru]

Cream lemon black cat mansion flashbacks:

[@Fed1552]

06:27

[@eiffel65isawesome]

This kind of looks like the work of a deviantArt artist called ElenaKalis.

[@QueenMusicFanPage]

Strange picture...

[@Merlinka99]

Makes this video very boring. :-(((

[@supersardine6885]

@@Merlinka99 How would a picture make such a beautiful playing boring. Please just listen to it without looking.

[@Merlinka99]

@@supersardine6885 do read with understanding! WE were talking about this impropiate picture - not about music. And one motionless picture isn't any video!

[@supersardine6885]

@@Merlinka99 oh I'm sorry, my bad. I though you were talking about all in this video when you said "boring".

[@Gehirnstruktur]

And all the while the souls and minds of the youth go in the crapper listening to rap, techno, and the like - it's sad beyond description and nothing short of a catastrophe.

[@gabrielarenderos2221]

I know that you typed this two months ago but that is generally not true I am 13 and I listen to Bach, Beethoven and a lot of other classical musicians

[@사라미-o2h]

Gehirnstruktur It's also like. Do you think that in the age where classical music was the most prominent, that everybody loved it? The single thing that has stayed the same through our generations is the fact that we're all different people. You don't like modern music? Cool. You do like modern music? Great. You're not of a higher intelligence because you like a certain genre of music, and only the truly idiotic can assume that they are of a better class because of things that they associate themselves with.

[@goldjoinery]

+Gehirnstruktur Go listen to Kendrick Lamar or Aesop Rock, go listen to Jon Hopkins or Four Tet. Stop yapping like the old corpse you aren't. Bach is a genius, but so much vibrant music is to be had in the world that you're probably missing out on.

[@SCPUKI]

+Gehirnstruktur It's utterly stupid to say, that rap,techno and so on are crap. So is it to say, that the youth should only listen to classical music. I listen to classical music myself alot, but I've also found some artists, which are worth being called geniuses equally to J.S Bach. Simply the generalization of modern music stultifying the youth is wrong.

[@amandagrace6767]

Gehirnstruktur I agree. Today's "music" is terrible... Classical music was truly made by the brilliant masters. But if you look, there are plenty of young classical musicians (like me!). They just don't make themselves known enough.

[@elaine_art]

Who is the photographer of the photograph and what is the title of it?

[@thiagoblanco]

It's a photo, not a painting.

[@MrOffTopicGuy]

wait wut this is the tempo? i thought the music meant a quarter note was like 70bpm sounds more like an eight note is 70 bpm :/

[@lowmazda626]

did you hear some one fart at 5:18?

[@jackhousman6637]

Is she playing a period-style instrument?

[@Azazel-uv3sx]

Yes, a violin

[@quadstationmusic]

+Jack Housman Likely a modern style, rather than period. At least it sounds like it. Either Mike D didn't understand your question, or he's trolling ;)

[@jackhousman6637]

+The Compass Quartet Actually, it sounds like a period instrument to me. Minimal vibrato and that silvery tone. Listen to Christine Busch, also. (Yeah. I knew it was a violin, all along.) ===|;{)>

[@Azazel-uv3sx]

The Compass Quartet Lol ;)

[@OgdenGaboon]

Perhaps it's a Guadagnini?

[@andystump1717]

No, not Bach. Play YOU

[@DefendYoungstown]

"Clearly, you don't understand it."

[@BonjourBit]

This is amazing but is a cow to read.

[@100crowns6]

She's not very generous with vibrato,to say the least

[@eriknystrom5839]

100crowns Bach should be played with very little or no vibrato, I think almost all experts agree on that. I really like this interpretation, better than Perlman or Heifetz . The Adagio is really beautiful ..... majestic. I think this Adagio is so beautiful, even more beautiful than the Chaconne from Partita nr2