Leonid Kogan - Paganini - Nel cor più non mi sento (HD)

[@ИринаДанилова-ж9п]

Когда соединяются три гения-Леонид Коган, Паганини и Гварнери получается что-то космическое, от чего просто сносит голову! BRAVO!

[@abelewin2855]

Humanity lost the greatest genius violinist of all time when we lost him. He is the greatest of the greatest artists.

[@ujjwalmishra8962]

I love that he's taking time just letting the piece breathe

[@РиммаЗайцева-х4х]

Леонид Коган замечательный скрипач , великолепный вертуоз и нисколько не хуже самого Пагании! Он молодец! СПАСИБО ЕМУ ОГРОМНОЕ! ❤️🙏🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿Всех благ Вам земных! СПАСИБО!!!

[@irenamoiseykina7724]

Гима, Паганини он.

[@wentinnliao5393]

I swear this recording gets raised by another half-step every time I come back to listen to it

[@Benjamin-bq7tc]

You don't have perfect pitch. You're a moron.

[@IziXRaiderChannel]

Leonid Kogan was for five years the teacher of my own violin teacher. Now I understand the chance that I have with a such teacher that learnt from one of the greatest violinist of the twentieth-century...

[@peterGanyoff]

Are you studying with Mr Kaler?

[@Violiniella]

Whos your teacher? 🙏🙌

[@Tennisisreallyfun]

I get the feeling. Mine studied with Hirschorn. It's such a privilege.

[@sashalatypova3063]

Best violinist of all time. I am lucky to have heard him in concert.

[@deenibeeniable]

Yes you ARE! Wow.

[@lanasvet3880]

Счастливая

[@Woriviol]

His play comes from another galaxy, superhuman.

[@rusca8]

I don't think I've ever heard a version of this with a clearer performance of rithm. Everyone gets crazy about going fast and then all the tempo becomes a mess. This one is really nice.

[@lol-cd5dd]

PX Rusca8 U sure kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn-5nIWva5mnm6M

[@othmanmajid6380]

Kogan the consummate artist....

[@ИгорьДымченко-к9л]

The Greatest violin player in history of Civilization.

[@SergProut]

Одна из любимейших записей Мастера. Спасибо.

[@anatolimarasov6523]

Лучший советский скрипач - Леонид Коган! Слушая его и видя, как он исполняет музыкальные произведения, вспоминаешь, что "жизнь человека - борьба за его лицо" (М.Пришвин). Музыка отражается в чертах лица....создаёт их... Какое же прекрасное создание есть на Земле - Человек!

[@rayaltov9971]

Даже дух захватывает и сердце останавливается от такого абсолюта.Он настолько великолепен,что уже не соревнуется ни с Паганини ,ни, даже с Богом.Он им равен...

[@evgenysemenov6051]

Вообще-то, если ты не в курсе, Зевс не играл на скрипке, скрипку позже люди изобрели.

[@rayaltov9971]

@@evgenysemenov6051 это не отменяет соверщенства, величия и гениальности исполнителя,сопоставимое с абсолютом(или богом)

[@ТатьянаТокарева-ц9ф]

Талант человеку даётся Богом. С Богом никто сравниться не может. Исполнение действительно потрясающее. Как играл Паганини мы не знанм, будем слушать гениального Леонида Когана. Браво маэстро!

[@vladimirsmurans4933]

​@@ТатьянаТокарева-ц9ф Как играл Паганини? Отец Зино Франческатти учился у ученика Паганини. Слушайте Франческатти!

[@armensargsyan9263]

Недосягаемый Леонид Борисович!!!!!Бог скрипки.

[@Tennisisreallyfun]

This to me is one of Paganini's best pieces. It has all of the performative and theatrical virtuosity we expect from him, but it is combined with some very sophisticated melodies in between. Kogan, of course, plays it really beautifully too!!!

[@andrew01]

The vinyl distortion in the recording nicely accentuates his ridiculously perfect intonation.

[@kushgroover54]

It's almost annoying how good he is

[@sergechristoffersen62]

no, it the contrary. The curve grooves on a vinyl record add more depth to the sound in comparison with the numerical peaks on computerised recoding. Vinyl records offer more clarity on the high frequencies as well. Fr example when you listened to an orchestra on a vinyl recoding, you can feel the depth of the stage, i.e. the sound being dispersed in 3 dimensions. In other words, vinyl records reproduce sounds with greater realistic perspective.

[@seto_bento]

Is it sharper ? It sounds like but I am not too sure

[@pinkstrad]

@@seto_bento yes it’s a half step sharp

[@robergarcia11]

@@sergechristoffersen62 If you believe that vinyl sound more realistic than digital media you don't understand how digital media works.

[@zzp1]

No person in this world understood Paganini better as Leonid Kogan the Great (as I call him) It is thanks to internet that he will be not forgotten and that his mastership still is a learning factor to any 4 stringed performer. Mr Carlos, you said the words.

[@ЮлияШапошникова-у8э]

Очень давно знаю этого скрипача и с первого раза полюбила его прекрасную игру! Браво!!!

[@startupeco2257]

He is able to make all that jumble looking notes sound so tidy that even a lay ear would enjoy it. All thanks to his unbelievably precise technique.

[@othmanmajid6380]

Bingo❤ Kogan played clearly so that music could be listened to happily by the audience, be they musicians or not......and understood.😊

[@Sibirjachka1]

Скрипач с большой буквы!!!Слушала в Томске(1967г.) Светлая память великому музыканту.

[@marikabrutyan9317]

Жаль меня тогда небыло

[@stralbem]

It made me cry... I never really appreciated this peice but he played it so well, it is like a different piece! It is so beautiful... I can't even describe it... So beautiful...

[@ВасилийИванов-й2ш]

Леонид Коган Великий Мастер, Виртуоз склоняю голову перед ним перед его талантом!!!! Мир и покой его праху!!!!

[@marikabrutyan9317]

Это не дар это РАБОТА в день 24 часа работал вот и добился огромного успеха.А дара у него не было очень толстые пальцы

[@grog2172]

@@marikabrutyan9317 Это не техника ! Я и вы можем сколько угодно отрабатывать технику , я не пробегу сто метров быстрее 10 секунд , не напишу сонеты Шекспира , Подсолнухи Ван Гога !... Это или есть или нет ! Труд только добавка .

[@ЛенаСова-э1ц]

Звук просто потрясающий, Леонид Коган лучший и неповторимый!!!

[@beniceorbegone]

Incredible. He's jumping octaves with harmonics, the whistling sounds. So he isn't even pressing the string down. He knows where to touch it. Truly gliding over the strings.

[@themaskedreactor7154]

Every violinist has their unbeatable strengths...this man's left hand pizzicato strength is supreme.

[@Charccy]

Caught myself watching with opened mouth .. simply breathtaking ! The Great Leonid Borisovich Kogan.

[@hratchiaharoutunian2411]

Мой гениальный профессор и есть Раганини 20- ого века. Il est mon idole.

[@DonnyDaison]

I don't think its possible for a non-musician (and even many musicians) to fathom how difficult and advanced some of those techniques are. In some moments it seems as though he has brought Paganini back to life along with the soul of the devil in his fervent performance. Pretty fucking brilliant I must say.

[@ismannen567]

Some of those techniques?? ^_^

[@me3251]

reine svenssons Left hand pizz, Chords (hard to not crunch), sul g (hard to get in tune) ricochet ( the passage with ricochet on four strings is hell ), double harmonics (arguably the hardest violin technique), were there thirds? ( i’m not a violinist)

[@me3251]

@@peterdeck2696 So what if i took the words from someone? They asked for techniques and I answered, is there a problem? Should i have to explicitly state my sources for widely known techniques just because eddy explained them in the same way? There is no genuineness in this, it’s literally called answering a question. And how would you know if i had relative pitch, when it’s not even relevant to the techniques, did you similarly use them ignorantly and lift them from other videos? I have learnt many things from that channel, and i have every right to use that knowledge, however limited it may be, to try to help.

[@peterdeck2696]

@@me3251 Sorry, I thought you were replying to the main comment instead of the one below it. I misunderstood what your intention was. Again, sorry about that. Edit: I thought you were answering the main question to try and make it seem like you did "fathom how difficult and advanced some of those techniques are" in some pretentious way. I should've read your comment more carefully. Relative pitch is the ability to discern intervals, so it would be relevant IF you were trying to pretend like you fully understand these techniques (b/c you weren't sure if there were thirds or not, and somebody who has developed relative pitch would be able to tell ). Sorry for the misunderstanding, and I should not have commented so haphazardly.

[@briengilroy4939]

You are so absolute right. His platform is only mesurabel in heaven.

[@abelewin2855]

He is my most favorite violinist. I feel lucky to hear his absolute control and mastery of his ability to produce such wonderful performance.

[@stasyas8791]

Это лекарство для души

[@luigig8656]

Favoloso❤❤

[@nisanus]

Leonid Kogan, der absolute Meister-Violnist aller Klassen!

[@InformarcaoUniverseHome]

Leonid for me works like a medium when he is playing Paganini. It make me feel as I was in the Paganini's time and presence... It's amazing!

[@guillermomiranda9703]

Kogan brings Paganini back to life...he is like a reincarnation of that greatest violinist......wonderful experience...thanks for uploading

[@LidiaStuparuBihoi]

Partitură diabolică, interpretare fabuloasă! Inegalabil artist!

[@jdheavystorm]

I just want listen to it over and over.

[@lokjai855]

Leonid Kogan, one of the best musicians that knows Paganini's music style well

[@mklfg1]

Это просто невероятно!!!!

[@ЮрийПрокопчук-в4э]

Слушаешь - и как будто сердце замирает

[@davidlillis8619]

A wonderful performance by Leonid Kogan, a truly brilliant violinist. David Alexander Lillis. Eastbourne, Lower Hutt, New Zealand. 19 September 2024

[@abelardoavendano2529]

Kogan's bow is actually a wand!

[@henrykszeryng5900]

almost, it's a tourte

[@TanyaAnisimova]

This is as good as the violin playing gets! Just the purity of intonation alone makes this listening worthwhile. The key to Leonid Kogan's magic is, I believe, in his fearless, earnest, and clearly articulated tone. I think that David Oistrakh achieved such consistency of tone much later in his career. Issac Stern was the one who made Oistrakh rethink his own sound production. Whereas, Kogan had always had that verve, that clarity and vibrancy which were uniquely his own and therefore absolutely irresistible.

[@joecheng3344]

Well said! Heifetz almost there but doesn't have the devil spirit like Kogan, everyone else fulfilled some required technique but not as flawless and expressive, BTW I have not heard any other virtuoso can do the whistle from 9:50 to 10:38 .

[@andrewnix6480]

@@joecheng3344 the whistle thing is really easy. Its called false harmonics. Kind of hard actually but nothing compared to other parts of the piece

[@ЕленаДовгополова-ю8ъ]

БРАВО!!! ГЕНИАЛЬНО!!! Пусть наш мир не совершенен, но теперь я могу наслаждаться всегда этой совершенством!!!!!

[@Disinclude]

When he plays each note. You can hear his clarity with every bow stroke, and the notes following after each other. Everything from really hard cadenzas to even this piece it almost seems effortless to him. You can tell he really loved playing, or I think so at least.

[@LePetitBat]

6:05 THOSE INSANE G STRING ARPEGGIOS

[@Berlinchesmusic]

Increíble

[@pael_]

see the kavakos version, insane speed!

[@zargem]

.. Высочайшая техника и душа мысли!!!..

[@levzelevinsky8753]

zargem Согласен. Лучший из лучших.

[@yogizorch]

Virtuoso performance. The 24 who gave this a thumbs down, I just don't know what to say.

[@peterdeck2696]

The spirits of the Paganini Caprices! They've come to get revenge b/c someone surpassed their creator!

[@АллаДобринская-ц7и]

Гениально!

[@airbornerootsb7483]

This man is ferocious. Such a pallet of wonderful techniques that go as far as occasionally making his violin sound like a pair of tin whistles. Then the mandolin and actual whistling. The breadth and agility of his styles are impeccable and yet totally deranged, ever so meticulously.

[@frankcisyarmi]

Impresionante Leonid Kogan!!!!!

[@suboficialSantana_Clesio]

Simplesmente fantástico

[@fliggityboo8687]

Is this the greatest violinist to have ever lived? What else was he capable of? This seems like cake to him(after years of practice) - but still, a lot of these techniques and notes are conceptually challenging by themselves... This is the kind of greatness to strive for, the more you reach, the closer you come.

[@hairnsap]

The pyrotechnical aspect of Kogan is actually overshadowed by the heart and soul that comes through his violin

[@septianprawisudaputra6398]

Benchmark song for grandmaster. A total insane masterpiece is in display, freely, think how lucky we are to witness such performance

[@litledevel15]

The 4th variation just absolutely drops my jaw. I know Segovia has arranged violin pieces, but I couldn’t even imagine arranging the 4th variation like that... wow. This is just amazing to see and hear as a classical guitarist ,

[@JohnKSellers]

Kogan eats the other classical violinists for breakfast. His technique is what most other classical violinists can only dream about.

[@branflakes2600]

+Antonio Valentini 😂

[@branflakes2600]

+Antonio Valentini 😂😂

[@branflakes2600]

+Antonio Valentini 😂😂😂

[@branflakes2600]

+Antonio Valentini 😂😂😂😂

[@branflakes2600]

+Antonio Valentini haha!

[@irapuacorreia6203]

Impressssionante! Coisa de outro mundo! Um mago!

[@Тайныйновгородец]

Для меня имя Леонида Когана неотторжимо от советской эпохи. Его ровесников выкосила война и он это всегда хранил в сердце - вот главное. Его недосягаемое сейчас искусство имеет своим основанием прежде всего божественный дар, который он развил и всем на земле дарил, прожив всего-то 58 земных лет...он был предпослан миру, как величайший дар и кому выпало лицезреть и слушать гения - пусть благодарят Бога...

[@kuojimmy1506]

the technique and the quality of the sound are so perfect that the musicality just naturally forms without trying much

[@vasiliystep7219]

Божественно!

[@smanticus]

This... is... INSANE.

[@UrsulaBagdasarjanz]

Kogan was one of my favourite violinists ! At the time I was a violin student at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Paris,nous avions joué toutes les Caprices de Paganini,bien sûr! I also like very much Paganini's Sonata Nr.12 Op.3!----Ursula

[@tarakb7606]

Simply stunning !!!

[@camitful]

Perfetta intonazione e grande bravura nel suonare , raramente si ascolta nei violinisti.

[@류순열-h6i]

아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤

[@feemdeus7415]

8:48 entonação do som harmonico com perfeição.

[@paulooliveira3453]

The best interpreter of Paganini

[@srkim9081]

Kogan, Heifetz, Oistrakh, Milstein,Menuin and other great violinists are who led the violin golden age in 20th century. Thank you for posting a great performance footage. It seems that there is no better Nel cor più non mi sento performance in the past or in the future. The sound of harmonics makes tears shed.

[@joecheng3344]

After listening to this performance, along with his Carnan Fantacy -Wax. version, specially his Guitarre I am fully convinced that Heifitz and the rests are merely qualify for a great virtuoso, but L Kogan is the only messenger from Paganini. dynamic, powerful, thrilling, those personality only can be found inside of Paganini & Kogan. they get you the the goose bump.

[@1analist]

I´m with u, just don´t forget the other LK!!! (Leonidas Kavakos) Cheers!

[@1analist]

Kogan maybe had more similarities to Paganini e.g. power, speed n the italian bow grip , while Kavakos has insane speed; he might be the faster violinist from this planet... or other, n plays the almost extinct russian grip

[@alejandronarvaez9806]

Also Roman Kim, he's a monster

[@carrottoponcrak]

Kogan saw Heifetz in concert when he was young, and said never forgot a single note. It was that concert that made him want to push and be the best...or rather be like his idol. The earliest recordings of Heifetz though blows everybody away in terms of technique.

[@mukundanpkandath2018]

yes Kogan is best

[@zanhuang7402]

Wow. The sound is so much fuller then most other editions.

[@ivyssauro123]

+Zan Huang That's when you know you have a great violinist playing, and a great violin!

[@Anhatinum]

Niesamowite wykonanie - dziękuję.

[@fliggityboo8687]

"Phi moment" begins at 7:28, which is 726 seconds(12:06) X .618 = 448.668 second mark(7.28 minutes), Paganini knew his stuff... Leonid is a master.

[@graf_mishkin9877]

Коган. Спасибо!!!!!!

[@igorpro1]

Гений, в лучшем понимании этого слова.

[@constantinmihai5901]

MERAVIGLIOSO ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@TheFalln]

Нет слов!!! Браво!!!

[@squeeze127]

Paganini reborn? The people that can attain this level of performance you can count on one hand and have fingers left over!

[@foxmulder8955]

Paganini probably played much worse than the top violinists of 20th and 21th century. it's not a matter of talent or gift, technique and training methods evolve. Just imagine Paganini being the first person ever to use those techniques on a violin : there wasn't any other violinist to compare his playing to. Therefore being the first to successfully master those techniques and show his skills to others automatically made him the best of his time. In our generations we have kids that are trained since they are 4 years old to master Paganini caprices and newer pieces showcasing even more advanced techniques.

[@peterdeck2696]

To add to the comment, wrong notes and bad intonation was also more accepted in the past b/c violin soloists were not held to the same level of perfection that we have today due to violinists like Kogan, Milstein, and Heifetz. If you listen to a recording of Sarasate playing the Bach Prelude, you could hear sub-par intonation towards the end (and he was considered one of the first very precise violinists!).

[@emanuelcarallen]

increíble como imita a la perfección las inflexiones del canto en el tema, sumado a su técnica inmaculada!

[@leopardtiger1022]

I love this Komposition and Kogans virtuosity in playing this marvellous Musik in all its Feinheit.

[@mukundanpkandath2018]

Please upload more of Kogan videos. This is so beautiful no words to describe beauty if this composition and clarity of This great violinist all times.

[@suzanacorritori3251]

Such a beautiful and powerful piece. But the icing on the cake is the master violinist Leonid Borisovich Kogan.

[@ewgeniimaximow2553]

Отличное исполнение, спасибо за музыку.

[@prodvi333]

Даа, Коган конечно был силен, один из лучших

[@julsa1010]

Неподражаемо... Дух захватывает... Как... КАК МОЖНО ТАК ИГРАТЬ?!?! Оказывается, можно

[@JjJJ-fh5fn]

Человек оркестр! ❤️ Никто лучше не понял и сыграл Паганини.❤️❤️

[@PanicKJ]

This much have been the video that zihu’s mom showed him every day before bedtime for ten years

[@anajantzenlozanoleiva4301]

Maravilloso!!!

[@poherfaces]

это великолепно.

[@kooisengchng5283]

He is not as well known as Heifetz because of the Cold War. If he had left Russia early, he would have shared the world stage with Heifetz. The same goes for Oistrakh.

[@joecheng3344]

Agree, but Oistrakh is not at same height as those two I am afraid.

[@matheusveiga484]

@@joecheng3344 Agreed

[@5InAnotherLand5]

He preferred being His Nonplussed Unbeatable Incomparable Self.

[@nickdick2]

@@joecheng3344 maybe for Paganini, but Oistrakh has left a legacy in the big repertoire concertos…

[@KingCheungCalvinLEE]

You'll understand why when you compare Kogan's zigeunerweisen with Heifetz's.

[@ЭлинаСёмина-т7в]

Гений исполнитель. Коган - Паганини.

[@hairnsap]

humans and perfection dont go together but this soulful man plays as if it's a possibility ! thanks for uploading this

[@sanijansen8070]

definitely my favorite interpretation

[@dumbfounded298]

Absolutely insane composition and Kogan perfectly shows off Paganini's monstrous genius. One genius performing another genius's masterwork. Sorry for sounding redundant but this all leaves me gobsmacked! It's unfortunate that the visuals are not in perfect sync with the soundtrack. The soundtrack is a few frames behind of the visuals. Having worked on film sound editing, I just can't help myself!

[@LY1811]

Fantastic, I love his performance

[@lordfluxington]

We're going to film a virtuoso playing a difficult piece, how should we film it? In the dark of course!

[@litledevel15]

Trust me - as a performing musician whom wears layers of dark, heavy clothing - we want as little light as possible.

[@Rollich1]

That appears today's fashion.

[@mbradley5683]

I know I’m replying to a 2 year old comment, but like it’s surprisingly not that noticeable unless you’re trying to inspect the varnish, like the fingers and bow are in the shot the whole time

[@xandercorp6175]

@@Rollich1 I'm not sure what the method of filming a man who died almost forty years ago has to do with "today's fashion".

[@sneddley]

It’s not an “authentic” filmed performance. Often, the bow strokes (visually) don’t match the recorded sound. We see short bows and hear longer ones, for example, after 3:00

[@amichiganblackman3200]

No one plays Paganini better. Incredible virtuosity, but not at the cost of being musical.

[@carrottoponcrak]

I think that's one major difference between the old school and new school. Students should be taught the technique of expression, not the expression of technique. Gotta love Kogan, incredible sound and control.

[@kooisengchng5283]

agree with you. However to be really good, you need to have a great technique BUT put it to expressive use.l

[@bielomo]

listen to giulio plotino.

[@filippkarandeev139]

Fiddler Green sorry, but I prefer Kavakos

[@alejandronarvaez9806]

@@filippkarandeev139 never

[@jamesshkrelivanhoogstraten8040]

This is murder right here... he came in and savagely just destroyed everyone... the ultimate mic drop right here

[@ricardogonzalezlongo1209]

¡ Genial y suprema interpretación !!!!!

[@wendymyers3182]

Extraordinary!!!!

[@josesentieiro6054]

não existem palavras para descrever o que kogam foi e a importancia que ele tem para os dias de hoje