Johannes Brahms Violinkonzert D-Dur op. 77

Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks • Mariss Jansons
Frank Peter Zimmermann.
Wiener Philharmoniker Riccardo Muti Salzburger Festspielen 2015
Frank Peter Zimmermann - violine
Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks
Mariss Jansons - dirigiert

[@mathildewesendonck7225]

Some years ago, I met Frank Peter Zimmermann in the train 🚊 🤣 I entered the train and put my luggage 🧳 up in the storage place and smiled when I saw a violin 🎻 case. Then I recognized the owner 😂 I am very proud that my backpack was allowed to sit next to a Stradivari.

[@gnugo9600]

I would have thought you were proud of having been in a liaison with Richard Wagner and having him compose a cycle of songs for you which he even named after you! ;)

[@bastiatintheandes4958]

Very emotional moment when Zimmermann asks the oboe soloist to stand up. Bravo FPZ, you are a genious. God Brahms would have very pleased with this splendid performance.

[@Nai61a]

The wonderful Mariss Jansons - how we shall miss him! Mr Zimmermann must have thought himself very lucky to be doing this concerto with Maestro Jansons.

[@mathildewesendonck7225]

Nai61a yes 😭 R.i.P. Mariss Jansons I will always be grateful to him for his recording with Hilary Hahn and the Shostakovich violin 🎻 concerto. He was a very special conductor ❤️

[@Nai61a]

@@mathildewesendonck7225 Absolutely. I had the great pleasure of playing for him in the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra back in the early 80s. He was wonderful.

[@nevim007]

The orchestra is BRILLIANT

[@gilbertpangyarihan8014]

Die beste Interpretation des Violinkonzerts von Brahms. Zertifiziert intergalaktisch! 🌹

[@wonkim2449]

I love his performance ...

[@desperateastro]

The Brahms Violin Concerto is arguably the very hardest of the great concertos for a violinist to bring off.....A single bow and a single string must bear a large fraction of the emotional and dramatic weight of one of the greatest pieces of classical music. Zimmerman, not a name that immediately comes to mind in the firmament of violin luminaries ( heifetz, oistrakh, stern, milstein, vengerov, etc) , fully rises to the challenge.

[@violinhunter2]

Such a long introduction - as are Paganini's, Beethoven's, Elgar's, Wieniawski's, and Mozart's. Dvorak, Sibelius, Mendelssohn, Lalo, Barber, and Bruch got it right - just one bar of intro and off we go!!! By the way, a very clean and precise performance this is, as always. If I'm not mistaken, this was one of Kleiber's favorite orchestras.

[@2MinuteHockey]

foreplay vs quickly both have their place but most importantly when... both are fun

[@profhennig]

super, danke

[@gimichi]

Bravi!!!!!!!!! This is paradise on earth

[@elaine779he3]

It was such a perfect performance!! Sounds brilliant and fantastic

[@MegaVicar]

What clean, elegant lines from the orchestra and a pure tone from FPZ. This neo-classical interpretation shows that Brahms is more than just Beethoven-Lite; it's a refreshing change from most interpretations which lean too heavily on the Romanticism of Brahms' musical idiom.

[@manuelfohr6898]

best violinist !!!

[@julianocesar8560]

Bravo!!!!! Um dos Violinistas Preferido!!!

[@StephanoWien]

I just want to comment on how pleasing it is to listen an oboe playing with a singing vibratto, in the second movement for exemple, I think it is rare.

[@vorspiel1023]

I just finished listening to the version with Wolfgang Sawillisch and the NHK . Zimmerman was younger, and perhaps, a bit more brash. Both are beautiful but this one with Muti shows how he has matured as a Violinist and Musician. He is a treasure.

[@gimichi]

It's not Muti - It's Mariss Jansons

[@marielaurencegonzalez2400]

MAGNIFIQUE !!! MERCI !!!

[@jerrydavis1475]

Superb ! Enjoyed every moment

[@johnnyecho]

Love the litte moment Zimmermann had with the first at the second statement of the second theme.. @15:55

[@robhosken2351]

Nice cadenza in the first movement! Not every great violinist has a nicely-curved 4th finger! So glad I looked up this performance by FPZ.

[@yunzesong8095]

1st 1:01 2nd 23:15 3rd 31:50

[@viola780201]

sounds really brilliant and impressive. such a nice performance. Bravo!! amazing!!

[@user-xo6rr2ky5h]

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[@user-xo6rr2ky5h]

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[@Julia-nh1ze]

wonderful performance and interpretation! thank you!!

[@kaikim2653]

Thank you, Violin sound so good,

[@leoncioviolin]

Increíble Sonido, BRAVO!

[@reintermanuelgimenezlafuen1883]

Gracias nomeradin 1 por tu Aporte Gracias Zimmermann, Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Mariss Jansons Gracias Johannes Brahms REINTER Desde ESPAÑA Mayo 2019.

[@papunAlicea]

Great performance, thanks for share.

[@friedrichpraetorius]

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[@friedrichpraetorius]

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[@user-xx7kv6wn8t]

Bravo very German style playing

[@semrabahcivan8627]

Amazing,thank you.

[@musicfirst5020]

Szeryng is the only one who really captures the style of the last movement, in my opinion. This is superb, though.

[@muharremdemirdis7622]

Perfect!

[@robertonrodrigues5097]

thanks for share

[@user-xo6rr2ky5h]

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[@mayarachmahsari7071]

31:52 wow , the best part that i like ^^

[@lorenzley1324]

It's not bad at all. I respect hie endeavour but I always say wow ... where are you Henryk Szeryng, you legend for all times?

[@lukefer7579]

Great

[@TheSa6321]

bravo!!!

[@leonmoralesjosejoavf7819]

3:45 Magic

[@geigenunterricht8684]

Nice interpretation!! But why is the sound so weirdly distorted/clipped???

[@evolett963]

Sublime!! Pensé que no había alguien que tocara este concierto con el mismo nivel de David Garrett.... pero afortunadamente me equivoqué....

[@user-iz8pv5xk9s]

泣きました。 尊敬します。 園田弘人

[@jjm1686]

Zimmermann, not Mutter, is the best violinist in Germany.

[@Woriviol]

I totally agree.

[@hansjuergenkohlhaas871]

nomerodin1 "Wiener Philharmoniker Riccardo Muti Salzburger Festspielen 2015" - diese Zeile oben im Info-Teil bitte löschen.

[@piradazo]

3:25

[@fudai_neet6524]

His performance in 1993 at Suntory Hall was much better.

[@churchBibleJesus]

Normal cadenza ,not manner❤🎉😮😊

[@vijinanadu1962]

其慢板樂章的詮釋平庸，這是二次戰後德國的普遍現象，比較Martzy的版本即知：大鵬之志

[@machen7974]

Beautiful sound and good techniques. Music wise not too much.

[@__Kimstar_]

Who is first cellist name?

[@user-ow7qp5de3j]

Are you star?

[@hansjuergenkohlhaas871]

Sebastian Klinger

[@matthiassemrau2693]

is this his primary violin? It sounds so diffrent.

[@robertrossmair3626]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Peter_Zimmermann#Stradivarius

[@pomuhamutarou]

That's right. At this time, his main instrument, the Stradivarius "Lady Inchikin," was no longer on loan because the owner's bank had gone bankrupt. He was using a loaned Guarneri del Gesu instead. As he said in an interview, he was very troubled that Lady Inchikin left him because he is a Stradivarius player and Guarneri is a different style.

[@mtro_valente_santos]

9:10 :)

[@balegharete]

31:51

[@bettinaalmasan8468]

I see no Riccardo Muti, are you nuts ?

[@simonehoareau5886]

Vous avez raison, ce n'est pas Ricardo Muti

[@gimichi]

Actually it's Mariss Jansons

[@stephanebelizaire3627]

TOLL ! :)

[@fudai_neet6524]

Compared to his performance in 1993 at Suntory Hall (Tokyo), this was totally awful.

[@kaiyuanwu8903]

At that time he was playing on a Guarnerius del Gesu violin,maybe that type of sound didn't fit to him.

[@TheTucsonJeff]

Gawd awful inconsiderate crappy camera work!! When the soloist is playing, *THE CAMERA SHOULD ALWAYS BE ON THE SOLOIST!!!!* To do otherwise is egregiously disrespectful to the performer!!! Otherwise a great performance.

[@superxross]

what cares, the ongoing pulling of the tones is simply annoying, fpz isn't hélène

[@powerofalto]

Yikes. This is not the Frank Peter Zimmermann I'm used to hearing. Is that a new instrument? He seems to be fighting with it. He's a Stradivari sort of player, and that looks like a del Gesu. It's sounds forced and unattractive.

[@israelpadilla3459]

powerofalto it's his "new" instrument " Stradivarius, general dupont " :D

[@sungkyulim2172]

Nein, ich glaube das ist del Gesu. Ist das wirklich dupont?

[@hiddeb8798]

no this was the del gesu he had for a short time after he lost his lady

[@brittonblair7617]

Awesome violin player and orchestra. Why does it look like the conductor is cradling a python and tickling it's belly at the start of the piece? 🤣😂😉