Bruch Scottish Fantasy - Alena Baeva, violin, Noam Zur, conductor, Israel Camerata, LIVE

[@LeonidGaneline]

Alena Baeva’s performance is brilliant. Her violin sings with warmth and passion, perfectly capturing the folk-inspired melodies of the piece. Baeva’s technical precision, combined with her emotional depth, brings out both the lyrical beauty and the fiery intensity of Bruch's composition. Noam Zur’s conducting complements her interpretation, guiding the orchestra to support the soloist with sensitivity and balance. Together, they deliver a rich and engaging performance that highlights the vibrant spirit of this fantastic work.

[@jason101other]

Most gorgeous performance I've ever heard of this. Such gorgeous phrasing, sensitivity, tone, vibrato

[@frankcisyarmi]

Alena Baeva!!!!!🎻♡ It is the most beautiful Bruch Scottish Fantasy you have ever heard, congratulations

[@choihyung-min2932]

21:14 that is THE MOST dramatic start of 4th movement I've seen in my or everyone's life. PERIOD.

[@jurgenheyn5584]

Bruch's music will be more embraced by the next generation.

[@sokanet9]

Beautiful Lady, Beautiful Performance. Thank You Alena~!!!!

[@22bomd]

She is special ! her tune IS "Going DIRECT to your heart" ! I LOVE her interpretation !

[@oscarguzman39]

You are right. It seems to me that she plays a faster vibrato producing a lovely sound

[@maiarho]

To my heart? No. And it does not go to my heart.

[@JuanMartinexplacerez-mw3we]

Brillante Nivel Exoresivo . BRAVO

[@sylviafarese9546]

Maravillosa!!! Gracias por compartir

[@sylviafarese9546]

Gracias Alena por tu mágica ejecución

[@zamfully]

So beautiful

[@rogerroth9536]

What a joy to listen to! Thank you, Ms. Baeva!

[@raymondtingkahlikkpm-guru73]

Very captivating tone , Amazing

[@大海小浪]

她的演奏水平太高了！用弓的技巧太妙，演绎完美又精彩。人貌美如花，大美人。

[@forrestkim1274]

GORGEOUS !!! Best violin ever for Scottish Fantasy .!..!...!.......

[@jeffcallister3715]

Alena is amazing! So much emotion in her playing! Love it!

[@emmegy27]

Fantastica!!! Una violinista di grande eccellenza!

[@fiddlestyx21]

Beautiful bow change at the frog! Nice tone!

[@ferdiriordan1]

WOW that's spectacular. Thank you for the links.

[@bertcanepa5651]

She is exquisite!

[@nancyduncan2948]

Such a fun and energetic performance! The orchestra and guest artist are not familiar to me, but I enjoyed both so much.

[@violinhunter2]

The orchestra score has been arranged for a smaller orchestra. Alena's playing is spectacular.

[@carraze]

great Alena !

[@mariafernandamoco8545]

Maravilhoso!

[@mariangelahinrichs2304]

Bello sonido!!!!

[@juniortopmusic]

4th moviment????????

[@steelyang6444]

So great and lovely. Can I have a vinyl record of this recording?

[@jeanpierrel2708]

Quel son!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

She is an Alchemist of the violin

[@寶旗黃-n4q]

如泣如訴，哀怨低婉

[@giovanniberetta8039]

A simple question, Is Spivakov bow maestry better as this?

[@harveypicker1551]

Both are masters of bowing.

[@ericdew2021]

Ok. Now I understand why this video was about 10 minutes shorter than expected.

[@ibrahimbinici2742]

Müthiş bayıldım.

[@samueljakobgreter4921]

👍❤️❤️❤️👍

[@Dogaradodia]

Certifié intergalactique!

[@周宣佐]

❤️❤️❤️🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤

[@masonhaskett3425]

The sound guy really messed up with this one.

[@Woonmoonsan]

Orchestra drowning the violin?

[@k_b7341]

Yes, there is sone strange echo coming from somewhere. One gets the impression that there is some live digital processing going on. ps: I do actually like the balance between soloist and orchestra.

[@abelardojuanavendanozuniga4517]

Incomplete recordings should be scrapped.

[@JeremyRutman]

איך פספסתי

[@JeremyRutman]

ואיך לא היה גיבוי SSD

[@김민수-s7b7n]

hey alena It is not appropriate to post your performance on KZbin. your performance must be heard only offline.

[@durgons749]

How do you manage to fit so much misinformation into 2 sentences?

[@mikedunn7553]

@@durgons749 Strange stuff! Real 'head scratcher' moment in time....

[@fbagbey]

Should have worn a plaid gown!!

[@sylvanmoir4094]

yes wonderful. Although they miss all the scottish feeling of the tunes . You feel the viollin should be witty and catchy elaboration on a scottish counter point of airs and tunes - instead they turn into into something a bit wagnerian. But then Israel is a long way from Scotland ,maybe even bruch was though i am not sure about that. to be more scottish I guess you make the scottish airs and tunes much more matter of fact, you do away with all the ralentando and romantic gestures as much as possible , you don't fill all the long violin notes with plush carpet of sound , more ictus only wherever you can , less vibrato, think of haggis and bagpipes while playing every note( if you can). Och aye me snake haired lassie , thou art too earnest by far, and ya dinnah ken the ways of the glen Theres nae doot aboot it. I don't like comparison - but nicola bennedeti and the scottish youth orchestra do manage to make it wound much more scottish

[@ericdew2021]

I hear what you're saying. She's playing the notes, but doesn't have the Scottish inflection. I listened to Itzhak Perlman's rendition last night and he hit the lilts just right, giving it the effervescent Scottish feeling.