Janine Jansen - Violin Concerto in D major, Op.77 (Brahms)

[@Тайныйновгородец]

Всё же какое чудо выдаёт эта волшебница и очень проникновенная Жанин Енсен !!! - молодчага...удивила. Мы ведь сейчас так избалованы очень высоким уровнем исполнения...но такое чудесное воплощение Брамса стало для меня оттого ещё более достойным...честное слово. Было бы лучшим найти более точные слова...сегодня моему старинному приятелю Гоше 57 лет и он обычно про такое говорит - эта артистка прямо душу выворачивает !!! Дай Бог долгого творчества в таком труднейшем деле - как скрипка...только этого и желаю всем музыкантам, кто вместе с ней творит удивительное чудо !!!

[@danoconnell5512]

Beautiful absolutely , Brahms is clapping in heaven

[@mikecabral1579]

Paavo and Janine it’s a never miss combination. My favorite violinist and conductor. Always wonderful. Every orchestra plays better in my view. ❤❤

[@ly2867]

Goosebumbps in the first second, what a great recording

[@415coloredmylife9]

1. Allegro non troppo 0:34 2. Adagio 23:19 3. Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo vivace 31:32

[@JustFiddler]

matur suksma 🌹🎻🙏

[@Shawn19631]

We were very happy to go to London Philharmonic Orchestra Concert finale in 2018-2019 season at Royal Festival Hall. we really enjoyed Janine Jansen played Violin Concerto in D major, Op.77 (Brahms). Unforgettable!!!❤❤❤

[@erickus36]

Brahms what a wonderful composer! Beautiful music created by a real genius!

[@Mattmattmattcharlie]

The coda of the 1st movement beginning at 21:09 is one of my favourite passages in all of music, and it’s done perfectly here - every voice comes through individually (those violas! 😍) and yet it all fits together immaculately.

[@jonathanpeck1049]

I agree with you; that coda and the wind section at the start of the 2nd movement are the most sublime passages in all music

[@jonathanpeck1049]

I also like the way she's playing WITH the violas and wind section, looking at them and leading them. It's an awesome performance

[@jomasch9106]

Janine beweißt es: Ein bisschen verrückt kann wunderbar sein. Bravo und vielen Dank.

[@observer2172]

SUBLIME, perfection - player, violin, conductor, orchestra !!!!!!!

[@stuartkinzler3051]

To call this a great performance would be a gross understatement. It's pure magic.

[@fquaranta8093]

Quante anime convivono in ognuno di noi? Quella mia neo -romantica e decadente si scioglie ancora ascoltando questo arcinoto concerto di Brahms. La Musica Bella sa parlare diverse lingue! 🤩 😍😊

[@stephengibert4722]

I have to listen by myself because it brings tears.

[@TheSparshofMusic-wn7de]

Amazing!👍👍👍👍The articulation and contrast is unbelievable! my favourite part was the second movement, which was very beautiful!

[@charmolypiii]

I can feel the emotions, this is just perfection 😭

[@JustFiddler]

me too

[@jean-yvesbranquet3634]

Wouaaaaa....pas de mots... Un seul! MERCI

[@WilliamScharf]

I have seen the Brahms concerto performed live many times, listened to it on record and disk many times, but this performance is special. I actually prefer Jansen over Chang and Bell. Her performance of the Britten concerto also with Parvi is mesmerizing. The NHK Symphony Orchestra is brilliant under Jarvi's direction. This is one of those rare definitive performances.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

Thank you for your tip about the Britten Concerto! I´ve always loved Britten, too!

[@homeofcreation]

Janine herself regards Britten as the most intense to perform. During her burn out she could not image herself playing especially Britten ever again. She says so here kzbin.info/www/bejne/oF6opJqgpdFprpI 34:24. It's in Dutch but she said during that period she couldn't even listen to that kind of passionate music.

[@simonwong2738]

Talking about Britten, her performance with Harding and the Berliners at her younger age is still the best; unfortunately it has been removed from utube, waiting for somebody to upload it again.

[@scharnhorstkaisarbeethoven]

True also the her playing is very Sustained I like Sustained tonality cause or sums up the theory in a modern form Albeit brahms did not have expected this interpretation but who likes old school these days

[@dvaydvay283]

nerd

[@HelenaWilliams8696]

Mesmerising orchestra performance. J. J. plays with exquisite sparkle of emotion & gracefulness.

[@btjhlp]

It's raining rn. I haven't been able to hear the rain through the music, but right when the movement ended, the rain got super loud just at the perfect time. Amazing way to spend a night.

[@Achbiter]

this concerto is the greatest work of art ever produced and played by Janine.

[@BobbySpringer1]

Breathtaking, brilliant. You can see the enjoyment in her face of the beauty she is creating in the finale of the 3rd movement. A feast for the heart and soul.

[@simonburger9895]

I have never heard or seen anything (or anyone) as beautiful as that. Wow!!

[@jonathanpeck1049]

Very different interpretation to Hilary Hahn

[@agronb18]

Emotional! I have the impression, watching JJ, as if she forces her violin to add more and more, to correspond to her inner feeling playing the great maestro, Brahms!!!

[@上條明彦]

このコンチェルトを数多く聴いた中でかなり高レベルの演奏でした。一楽章カデンツァ後のブラームスの天井の音楽が垣間見える良い演奏でした。シェリングやオイストラフ最近ではムターの演奏に近いブラームスを良く理解しているバイオリニストでありますね。

[@rungsrithienwongpetch6476]

Janine Jensen 's great interpretation with her superb skill had created the most beautiful of Brahms. So much fascinate .

[@YvesFerrier-kx3ov]

Une Janine Janssen extraordinaire, au comble de sa virtuosité et de son expressivité, génial !

[@aceventuraaceventura2003]

Magnificent, had tears during the entire concerto. Bravo!

[@bruno_dias]

While we live in a time of many technical geniuses of the violin, Janine Jansen musicality, orchestra awareness and tonality is unrivaled in present times.

[@thomasmurphy6016]

I agree, she is the perfect blend of Bell's expression, Ithzak's passion, and Hahn's precision.

[@josemateosgarcia6250]

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[@hectorberlioz1449]

​@@thomasmurphy6016very strange comparison! Bell and Hahn are not at all in the Perlman class, Jansen can be!

[@jeff2446]

Excellent. The cadenza in the first movement is stunning.

[@danielquesadamartinez3550]

What a magnificent experience to hear this concerto. One of the best makings Brahms have done. I hope sooner this will be played somewhere I can go, to hear this beautiful performance on scene

[@MessyLaboratory]

This is one of the most "metal" pieces of classical music ever composed! Straight shredding!

[@marieclaudemarot4871]

rEGARDEZ,LA SIMPLICITÉ DANS L'ABSOLU....MILLLE MERCIS ATOUS....TOUS LES MUSICIENS ET MUSICIENNES VOUS ÈTES L'AMOUR .....CAR L'AMOUR EST ARTISTE....QUE TOUJOURS VOS AMES TRANSCENDENT....MILLE MERCIS

[@curtisgrindahl446]

What strikes me is that this wonderful performance in Tokyo in 2016 has so many in the audience wearing masks... I thought it was a more recent performance where masks are found or there is no audience. What a crazy world in which we live. But the music is sublime. Thanks for posting this.

[@eunwookim4844]

probably during the MERS outbreak

[@kimg4589]

It has been normal in Japan for decades to wear a mask in public places if one has a cold or cough. They have a culture of being considerate to others.

[@eunwookim4844]

@@kimg4589 that is true in Korea and Japan yes

[@goodchessactor]

The opening of the Brahms always reminds me of the Normandy D-Day landings. As the Orchestra builds the crescendo I visualize the landing crafts moving towards the beach and when the violin starts the solo I can see the ramps opening and the soldiers pouring out of the landing crafts and hitting the beach. And as the violin continues playing I can see the soldiers running and falling. I have had this vision since 1968.

[@gaetangroppi1112]

Quel magnifique orchestre !!!

[@aaronjorgefridman5662]

Un concierto hermoso. Un director ya impuesto. Una solista joven pero con un dominio absoluto de su instrumento en uns bella interpretación. Aplausos

[@ariadne4720]

Sublime. This performance is simply sublime. I am so thrilled to find this. The only problem is, the KZbin adverts that pop up without warning (no, I will not pay billionaires for a KZbin subscription so I can watch advert-free). These adverts are so jarring, not even between movements, but literally in the middle of phrases. Unconscionable. Here is a performance of the highest art, desecrated by capitalism. As I type this comment, I want to simply immerse myself in the music, but I can't - another advert could pop up at any moment. So, I will find a lesser interpretation, ad-free, something from the 1980s or earlier.

[@peacebeyondpeace310]

Evil is always lurking behind the corner. You have to keep angel Janine and sublime Brahms deep inside your heart. Only there evil will not find foothold.

[@wertherquartett]

Capitalism has nothing to do with it. It’s pure philistinism. Not just Google but their advertisers have a lot to answer for.

[@iratashman7202]

Before smartphones people complained about other things

[@lisas5211]

Brought to tears😢

[@tyler-qe3rb]

oh my gosh! literally gave me the goosebumps, shes absolutely amazing and sooo powerful.

[@BerrikoAndonik]

Listening to it leads to me towards moments of past where time and problems were more in consonance with reality. My youngness was a complet recall over music works like this. Perfect interpretation.

[@thephantomeagle2]

My mother was a violinist and she adored Janine. My mom said she’d never seen a player like her. Janine has a chamber orchestra which does a resounding and amazing performance of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons which she plays violin and conducts. It’s the best I’ve ever seen and my mom said it’s up there with her as well.

[@peacebeyondpeace310]

Have you/your mother ever met her?

[@thephantomeagle2]

@@peacebeyondpeace310 unfortunately no. But my mom loved her videos.

[@B52-m4q]

Thanks Janine Jan Bravo! Thanks Conductor and all Muscians.

[@annedebord9586]

Auntie Anne says BRAVO Jack. I sat charmed with your performance . So proud of you.

[@aletheawitmer]

Left shoulder inward. Right shoudler higher. Thumb next to index finger. Toward scroll. Uses a lot of bel canto with shift. 5:25-5:50 7:35-7:55 bel canto 10:40 occasionally sustains thumb 12:32 shortly 12:48-12:59 13:00 bel canto 19:35 Different fingering (same as Hilary Hahn) 20:02 & 21:30 love the slide

[@luisastetecanal3599]

La interpretacion vigorosa y apasionada de esta VIRTUOSA del VIOLIN Janine Jansen, le dan sin duda gran ORIGINALIDAD y atractivo al espectaculo enmarcado en una prestigiosa y GRAN orquesta sinfonica, y seguramente en un teatro de una riqueza ARQUITECTONICA de primera con un publico de primera... El ARTE de la Musica es una de las formas de expresion mas GRANDIOSAS en el ARTE universal. Saludos de Peru.

[@franciscocardona5505]

realmente un concierto hermoso , una gran orquesta y una gran interprete con un dominio pleno de su instrumento ademas de hermosa, Janine Jansen

[@millamaltese6557]

Magnifica esecuzione sonorità precise,tecnica ineccepibile e grande padronanza dello strumento.

[@carlosdescartincristellys8273]

Janine Jansen,verte interpretar este maravilloso y difícil concierto de Brahms,parece que haya sido creado para ti,Janine.Esa especialísima sensibilidad que Dios te ha dado,hace yo sienta en tus conciertos,una gran ternura y experimenté una gran felicidad.Gracias Janine,yo creo que te has convertido en uno de los mejores violinistas de este mundo.

[@joseluisdemellocorrea113]

Excelente orquestra muito bem dirigida e Janine é um fenómeno.

[@SalarKalantari]

There is nothing in the world more relaxing than listening to Janine Jansen's violin!

[@koolbks8996]

Unless it's Chang, or Mutter, or Hahn playing Mendelssohn. Like that and Bruch better.

[@massimomazza7120]

If for you music, and this one in particular, is something “relaxing” you don’t understand anything about it and are using it like cosmetics. a walk into nature, a warm bath or a massage session are relaxing: music is nothing of that.

[@Jasper_4444]

"Music is nothing of that"? But yes, music is that too. Music is many-sided. You feel the music a certain way, and someone else can feel it very differently, and that's OK too.

[@advaitpai1615]

@@massimomazza7120 ok

[@jean-philippedubrul4744]

Merci Janine Magnifique !!!

[@たなべこうすけ]

クリスマスイブにこんな情熱的なブラームスの曲をジャニー、ジャンセンのバイオリン🎻の演奏聴くことができて感謝につきません、ブラームスの苦悩、愛、❤熱情、がバイオリンの演奏で感動、伝わってまいります🎉❤ありがとう感謝致します🎉 36:14

[@ericboero]

Interpretazione perfetta! Penso che nessun essere umano potrà mai fare di meglio.

[@ggradev]

Note: Paavo Järvi is the conductor, not Antonio Pappano, as in the info above.

[@giorgiomazzotti2740]

music coming directly from heaven

[@ravoreidna4601]

Or the way to Heaven...

[@신조강-i3n]

좋은 연주 너무 잘 들었습니다. 고맙습니다.^^

[@alejandrachisu-cruz5985]

L' orqueste sonne comme la fanfarre. La soloiste est magnifique.

[@henrisiccardi1437]

magnifique musique sublimée par une virtuose exceptionnelle et un excellent orchestre

[@michiharuikawa7631]

Thanks for the beautiful time.

[@yvescordier3328]

Wonderful . Many thanks for this great moment.

[@esthernisenbaum3434]

Wonderful interpratation great violinista 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍

[@_ArsNova]

31:33 What all cinema enjoyers are here for.

[@letrublion1]

Magnifique.

[@ykc8888]

Wow, so powerful and intense! This is the most exciting rendition of Brahms violin concerto I've heard since Heifetz. She beats any male violinist. Hope to see her live performance in my lifetime.

[@施淑燕-l4i]

真的

[@paulamarti3980]

@@施淑燕-l4i UGT I deb

[@kladblok2729]

I saw her play last week. Nothing short of magic.

[@M_SC]

Why must every comment about a woman be sexist from you? She’s not playing with her breasts so why is it a gender competition? It only is for people who are sexist.

[@sergiobernardo1280]

​@@thisisanewchannel-wd7jlthat's interesting, I don't know quite why, but I feel the same. I think it's because women tend to be emotionally more expressive than men, whilst men tend to be more cold and straightforward than women.

[@엘리사-r1j]

She had best brams concerto❤

[@Desireyso58]

Bravo Beautiful JANINE! You're The ONE!

[@smfitzjohn]

Just beautiful to both listen to and watch

[@annekevandoormalen4524]

Janine is great !!!🥰

[@JustFiddler]

indeed!

[@homeofcreation]

Paavo and Janine are the perfect match.

[@limitstoprogress]

Very lively and emphatic performance and the smaller orchestra is just perfect! The arrangement of orchestral sections gives wonderful balance. Madame Jansen is the consummate virtuoso violinist! astounding performance, thank you for posting! (It is NHK Hall, not HNK - Nippon Hoso Kayoki)

[@rinacravero]

Hermoso concierto de Brahms. Janine gran virtuosa y apasionada. Bravooo ,👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@biondivanni2033]

La melodia di Bramhs esalta janine in una performance emozionante.

[@parvizhaimi1242]

Great performance!!

[@drale75]

I hear what this is about for the first time Great violinist!

[@Stone.Ng88]

Thanks for posting!

[@glenmonk8544]

macassar88 bb

[@LucienMarine]

Music gives meaning to sound, from meaning to sound, is born emotion. No need to introduce the Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in D major, Op.77, by Johannes Brahms, perhaps the most beautiful of the romantic violin concertos. Yet it is reputed to be one of the most difficult concertos to play. It was composed by Brahms at the request of one of the great violinists of the 19th century! A first plan of the work was made in four movements. The composer deleted the « Scherzo » which would reappear three years later in the material of the Second Piano Concerto, Op.83. The first movement opens with an « Allegro non troppo » which gives way to an orchestra of unusual richness. This movement follows the classical form with the double exposition of the orchestra and then the soloist. The interweaving of secondary motifs reveals the main theme of Tzigane allure. The writing of the violin is innovative because of its breadth. However, she also evokes a tribute to classicism. Johannes Brahms liked to repeat that the second movement was his weakness for the « Adagio » despite its melancholy. The passionate singing of the solo oboe preparing the entry of the violin in this chapter is particularly moving and celestial. The harmonization with the only wind instruments suggests it to us with insistence. In this same part, Brahms allows himself an infinity of respirations for one of the most beautiful themes of the concertante literature. The « Allegro giocoso non troppo vivace » which closes the score revives melodies in the Hungarian style. The chords and rising octaves of the violin expand the technique of the instrument with sudden changes of measure. The brief cadence of Brahms' hand accentuates the feeling of exuberance of this page worthy of a peasant festival. This masterful work has become a great classic in the repertoire for violin and orchestra. A beauty! *Lucien*

[@societyofroodest.590ad9]

Bravo! Beautiful!

[@giancarlocassarino2630]

Emozionante e vibrante interpretazione. Bellissimo timbro e vibrato del violino. Mano elegante e precisa. Bellissimo ed elegante il modo di allontanare i bellissimi capelli lunghi dal violino nei momenti più appassionati. Exiting and vibrant interpretation. Very beautiful sound and vibrato of the violin. Very beautiful and elegant the gesture of removing the beautiful long hair from the violin in the most passionate moments.

[@tornasolito]

Fantástica Janine Jansen, una odisea!

[@danfranciscodesouzasouza1493]

Janine Jansen, muito talentosa, sou fã de suas apresentações.

[@elenajehrlich3796]

Thank you, wunderfull❤

[@aaravrakesh4076]

8:05 till about the next few minutes is absolute gold.

[@mariadelmar5464]

Por encima de su imponente virtuosismo Janine Jansen es expresividad pura

[@yogarajahsgy3553]

இசையின் அசைவில் நுண்மை மென்மை இணைந்த தெய்வீக நாத அசைவில் படைப்பின் உயிர்த்துவத்தும்

[@marcioarp1]

03:17 The passion is so exciting

[@frytyllinkowski]

I love it !

[@MCEDelori]

The transition at 10:05 ...

[@kensakamoto979]

This is an incredible performance! Much more dramatic sensation I felt compared with her last recording, As this seems to be an excerpt from Japanese TV program, I wonder if you have access to another great performance of Beethoven’s piano concerto No.3 I enjoyed played by Leonskaya?

[@elricky1996]

2:56 he was ready to cook this concerto.

[@shiorikatsura2343]

メモ 3:18 violin solo 17:55 cadenza

[@JustFiddler]

matur suksma 🌹🎻🙏

[@spasskyfan5389]

Hits all the emotional high points (and there are many of them) just right. Bravo! But don't disable thumb-down voting, we need our music critics.

[@Maria-yu6mq]

1. 0:34 카덴차 17:55 2. 23:19 3. 31:32

[@mikechow7261]

Me: Oh my god! Janine is about to start. Janine:*Lifts up her bow and is about to play her soloist parts* Lingoace Ad: Uhm, *no*

[@erictitran3173]

Extraordinaire interprétation.

[@chaelgci9052]

0:47お顔までやっぱり美しすぎる、、、、

[@ItsKanye]

1. Allegro non tanto 0:34 2. Adagio 23:16 3. Allegro playful, but not too lively 31:32

[@andreayohai91]

Wunderbar !!

[@sidbream9585]

Wow!! I expected something else, from the comments. This person is not one born to play the violin. She has worked hard at it. Listen, many violinists play this piece with better intonation, better mastery of that right arm. It's an organic performance. But she was definitely there for it. It's also a hard piece. Technically, and then all that phrasing that never really lands solidly on a melody. 1st mvmt. It's demanding in ways you can't see. Nigel Kennedy plays this very well. This performance here. Its gutsy, is what it is. Authentic. Bravo.

[@DeborahDynamicBridging]

Beautiful and inspired

[@ewelinabielarczykviolist]

Increíble!!! Amazing 🎉🎉🎉👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@alainhervieux8658]

quelle merveille !