JANINE, Documentary Janine Jansen 2010, Paul Cohen

[@soundcheck6885]

Among the extremely talented new generation of 21st century violin virtuosos, Janine Jansen is possibly the most expressive.

[@Desireyso58]

The most Beautiful Lady in Classical Music! And of course, So, Terrific TALENT on her hands!!! I Love Janine!!!

[@philbuarque]

Janine is not a human being. Janine is an angel

[@EduardMoya]

Totally

[@JustFiddler]

@@EduardMoya indeed

[@peacebeyondpeace310]

Wow that was exactly my thought also!

[@paulaustinreeve]

A very moving and heart rending portrait of genius. Thank you for uploading.

[@EduardMoya]

Thanks! I would appreciate if you could share to reach more people like you. Best wishes!

[@QuieroRuta]

Thanks for sharring my friend!! We are far from being able to enjoy these concerts of Janine living in South America!! This is a way to be there!!

[@EduardMoya]

Thank you for you comment. I hope that will be posible soon!

[@serafin1719]

Poor woman.. so talented and yet they think how to present her in the best possible way. Just let her play in front of a large audience and that’s enough marketing. She doesn’t need to show her skin, her playing is unbelievable and it’s enough

[@gabriel1chan]

One of the top violinist . She is direct and full of passion. Brought out the music as how she felt. Some people said Beethoven concerto is meant for those who went through life. I think this complicates music too much. Just enjoy the music as it is and not think too much. I enjoyed her performance very much.

[@christelveraart]

Just amazing!

[@EduardMoya]

Thanks!!!

[@davidtoney949]

A

[@BasicPrinciple631]

What Maxim Rysanov says (47.45) about Janine Jansens natural qualities, I think also makes her recording of Bach's Partita nr.2 so utterly interesting and outstanding. She can make all the 'voices' in this piece 'talk' to each other and 'sing' together. I've never heard an interpretation that was as rich and at the same time so wonderfully transparant as hers.( I never knew it was such a struggle for her to record it!)

[@nout1972]

Just a side note. Much of the warmth, expression and texture of the violin tone in this video registration of the Beethoven concerto is lost in the actual disc that came out. I notice this very often, like the producers decide to smooth out, give everything a gloss. Another example that comes to mind was the promotional video registration/rehearsal of Mozart's Mass in C, with William Christie and Patricia Petibon, also on KZbin. The sound of the rehearsal was dynamic, full bodied and textured. The Erato disc of this recording sounds distant and undefined in comparison. Janine's playing has so much more character than the Decca disc finally presented us. That said, great video of an amazing artist.

[@jujulia1971]

Muchísimas gracias por subir el documental. Lo he disfrutado mucho. Qué placer escuchar a esta gran mujer.

[@EduardMoya]

Muchas gracias por tu comentario Júlia! Me encantaría que pudieses apoyar a mi canal! Un saludo!

[@antonclijsters7021]

Dankjewel voor al je gaven Janine ❤

[@animofluteandpianoduo]

Stunning! Thank you for uploading.

[@EduardMoya]

Thanks for apreciate! Best whises 🤗

[@cumademir6541]

Janine Jansen i böylesine yakından tanımak gerçekten muhteşemdi. Videoyu hazırlayanlara tesekkurlerimi sunarım.

[@EduardMoya]

Size hizmet ettiğine ve hoşunuza gittiğine sevindim. Videoda bu belgeseli yapan ekip hakkında bilgiler var. Kutlama.

[@elvisduck4014]

Wow! That was absolutely excellent. Thank you so much for uploading. I was very fortunate to see Janine perform with the London symphony orchestra last November while I was taking a break in London. An excellent performance by an amazing lady. Thanks again.

[@EduardMoya]

Thank you very much for you words! 😊

[@elvisduck4014]

@@EduardMoya You are welcome.

[@rul4522]

I saw this film long ago flying to San Francisco and I saw that God was her conductor. So profound that I never forget. 🙏🌈

[@silentobserver3791]

oh Lord, the pressure! You have to be a super strong human being as well as an outstanding artist to last in this business. And the machinations of the (male) marketeers, urgh. I have even more respect for her having watched this.

[@jackwolfe6815]

What is the piece Janine is playing at 20:08 ?

[@EduardMoya]

Dvorák, Violin Romance in F minor op.11

[@aclarmorais]

What is the piece janine is playing a 32:08 ?

[@EduardMoya]

II. Andante con moto, String Quartet 14 by Schubert

[@aclarmorais]

@@EduardMoya Thanks 😊

[@Cloxxki]

Indeed a lot of emphasis of the model thing. Being a Dutch man, I see that as a bit odd. She's not unpretty for sure but her beauty comes mostly from the open expression she shows. She doesn't hold back. And that's attractive.

[@EduardMoya]

I agree! Janine is a very smiling person in that sense, and that outweighs her potential attractiveness. However, the most important thing is that she is a great violinist, regardless of whether she is more or less attractive! Thank you very much for your comment! All the best!

[@brandonearl4852]

On Beethoven, I am one to agree that it should not just be played too early. I don’t agree that it is maturity that it requires but rather what one has been through in life - the absolute pains, struggles, and triumphs of life. While I have listened to the masters of violin for countless years, being a classical violinist myself with a huge love of the Beethoven concerto, I have never been satisfied completely by their performance of Beethoven. I just don’t see the true experience of life in the playing - I hear beautiful playing, but not life. I’m sorry to say that there is a quality of life that only certain violinists endure and that is what makes a great Beethoven performance - it’s rare. This piece doesn’t necessarily require maturity, they all do, but a certain experience of life that makes this piece what it truly is. I will not give the secret, and Janine is one of my favorite violinists, but she’s missing that essence I want, and so rarely get, from the great violin performers.

[@moodindigo445]

There are children that have known more hardship than some fully grown men. I think Beethovens music actually always kept a youthfulness and he always remained a 18-year old at heart, in the way that he made all his (big) emotions feel like the most important thing in the world. The anger impetuois, the sadness inconsolable, which is a very real thing that most adults get rid of because it's not a comfortable life and looked down upon. It's not as much about age as about character. Life-experience certainly plays a part, but then again, that's not about numbers.

[@mellowjello639]

what piece is at 1:18:40?

[@EduardMoya]

Sorry for my delay, this piece is the first movement of Britten Violin Concerto

[@matteominocci2077]

@@EduardMoya dear sir, is this documentary available on dvd for purchasing? Thanks and regards, Matteo

[@andrewpenny4984]

45:30 she is so beautiful

[@EduardMoya]

True lol

[@liamnevilleviolist1809]

47:39 , my main man, Max!!! I love hearing from him! A very tender musician, and a very funny/witty man :)

[@EduardMoya]

Yes, totally!

[@nailsdonebyamy3018]

Is this the already full documentary? Or is there more uncut footage?

[@EduardMoya]

Yes, is the full documentary

[@CnBlu]

Does anyone else find this documentary weird? It's mostly a whole lot of men talking about Janine. Or is that the point? And the men planning the magazine where the target audience is women :D I don't get it. I love the Falling for Stradivari -documentary where we actually get to hear her thoughts and approach.

[@bennieboi99]

i think that is the secret genius of the documentary.... its kind of a pre "me too" look at how horribly classical female musicans are treated and how their own voices are left to their male producers, musical partners, and critics. she was treated really badly, and i think the documentary does a great job of making all these men look like pigs.

[@st3f0o]

12:51 the bass ❤️

[@EduardMoya]

Amazing!

[@mariabuchner279]

very sympathic film ! thanks ! ... about the beginning passage : Beethovens concerto ... "one of the most delightful works to play" she says trufully - and also to enjoy as listener/audience as well ! (in my opinion even the most beautiful concerto, even others have very beautiful single movements, too: e.g. Mendelssohn 1st 2n movement, Brahms 2nd and 3rd movement, Tchaikovsky 2nd ... and others, but in Beethovens work all 3 movements are extraordinary beautiful ! so it 'wins all comparisons in the end :-) (so far as such works are comparable at all)

[@MrRigaud1980]

AAAAAAAAAAAAMO JANINE JANSEN

[@mikecabral1579]

I have watched this several times and love it but I stop it before I hear the magazine writer he is just gives me the creeps.

[@rosefamkebosz8552]

Why is she crying in the beginning when she plays the Violin

[@EduardMoya]

I don't know but when Janine was young she was stage frightened

[@rosefamkebosz8552]

@@EduardMoya I think it can be the music I mean the sound of the violin is so beautiful I think she's crying because she feels the music in her.

[@EduardMoya]

@@rosefamkebosz8552 Yes, it could be a good reason!

[@antoniavenegas67]

I don't see her crying

[@EduardMoya]

@@antoniavenegas67 maybe I was a little overwhelmed

[@purpleowl2075]

11:05 she's so adorable lol

[@jackoscar11]

i wonder if she will marry me

[@EduardMoya]

You will have to ask her hahaha

[@purpleowl2075]

This should be called 'The Executive Idiots (and the virtuoso violin genius who has to endure them)'

[@joanvancasteren6627]

Beethoven is fantastisch...

[@EduardMoya]

Absolutely...

[@황인오-p1o]

베토벤의 바이올린 콘철토에는 감상자입장에서 한말씀드린다면 시원시원한 부분에서 갑자기 음이 돌변하는 부분, 오케스트라와 바이올린의 흐름에 심히 모순적인 돌발부분이 있씀니다 나는 이부문에서 늘쌍 실망하며 연주자를 탓하곤 하였는데 자이네 잔슨 이여성의 연주는 그부분을 기교와 음악성으로 극복했다고 봅니다 그리고 날렵하고 힘차며 신선한 연주를 들려줍니다 참으로 모기드문 이시대의 바이올린의 아이콘이라 생각합니다.

[@EduardMoya]

쿨한 캐릭터에서 다크 캐릭터로의 갑작스런 변화에 동의합니다. 그러나 이러한 측면은 항상 나머지에 반대하는 베토벤 언어의 일부입니다. Janine에 대해, 의심 할 여지없이 우리 시대의 바이올리니스트 중 한 명을 조금 더 추가 할 수 있습니다.

[@황인오-p1o]

@@EduardMoya 그렇씁니까~? 하긴 감상자에 따라서 차이는 있을것입니다 베토벤의 이곡은 어째튼 명곡이긴 하지만 연주자는 베토벤의 완벽함속에 교묘한 모순이 숨었다고 생각해야합니다 그리고 또한가지을 말씀드린다면 베토변이 이곡을 작곡할 당시엔 여성과의 관계에 다소 위안을 얻었던 시절의 곡으로 알고있씁니다 베토벤하면 일반적으로 이지적이고 심오한 아름다움에 인간의 고뇌를 연상하지요 그에따라 이곡은 바이올린의 여성적인 부분과 남성적인 부분이 절묘하게 조화를 이뤄야 한다고 생각합니다 힘찬 오케스트라 반주와 함께 품위있고 고상한, 베토벤의 이상의여성을 나타네게해야 한다는것이 개인적인 생각입니다 이 여성 연주자는 어제 처음들었지만 약간 체격이 좋으며 힘이있어 보입니다 그래서 심호홉이 길고 무게가있어보입니다 나는 개인적으론 이곡의 연주자는 베토벤의 여성관이 한없이 사랑스럽고 지적이며 아름다운 여성과의 애틋한 사랑이담긴 연주를 해야한다고 생각합니다

[@joanvancasteren6627]

Hier was je vast nog erg jong...

[@TheJonagold]

Eine emotionalere Geigerin gibt es nicht.

[@EduardMoya]

Totally agree, few violinists like her on an emotional level. Maybe Gitlis...