Masterclass mit Maxim Vengerov | Johannes Brahms, Violinkonzert D-Dur op. 77 1. Satz

[@JacquesLuu]

Can we give a big shoutout to the amazing pianist

[@fingerhorn4]

Yes. He is marvellous and very sympathetic to the victim (student) and to Vengerov's usual story telling. It takes a very patient student to listen to all of this without feeling the whole show is about Maxim, in a good way but Vengerov can sometimes be oppressive to the student, however inspired.

[@Violin-Villain]

Maxim Vengerov ist ein wünderbar Lehrer. ❤❤ Danke für der Masterclass. ❤

[@alexsaldarriaga8318]

MV said that "to play simple is very difficult." How right he is!! We have a generation of soloists who tend to play with excessive emotional affectation and overindulgence on every single note. It tires the ear and makes for a boring performance, despite the facial grimaces, knee bends, and other contortions. As listeners, we need the contrasts and the surprises for enjoying the dimensions and depths of the music. Nathan Milstein was a master of making everything he played fresh and new to listeners who had heard it all many times before. Like Jascha Heifetz or David Oistrakh, there was never any navel gazing or silly affectations. The music was always played honestly and served straight up! Thank you for sharing what I consider to be one the best masterclasses I've ever seen! MV is truly a great master artist-teacher.

[@violinpraxis]

Very true..

[@Geiger1983]

You said everything

[@hamwhacker]

Luke Hsu is a truly fantastic violinist in his own right. What a fabulous student but so much more. Love his smile and humility. He brought out the best in Vengerov as a musician and teacher, with so much expression and technicality up for interesting demonstration. After watching this Masterclass I am left feeling enriched in music, the violin and smiling about life! Bravo to both Luke and Maxim. ❤️

[@lalo2626]

44:02 Student: sorry... Maestro: Not sorry (for me) sorry for Brahms LOL

[@chazlenrook795]

This is the best practical preparation for a touring soloist I have seen. Many masterclasses have hinted at it with the most common feedback being about projecting your sound, as well as the orchestral harmony etc, but this is so in depth. And his comments on selflessness! Loving it

[@manuelschafer9792]

Man, he scared the soul out of the pianist in 17:58 😂😂😂

[@lukej.hughes7761]

I am laughing so hard

[@DivaDeb1234]

He can do that !!!

[@daniel3231995]

20:32 If you are facing the audience with your scroll it means you really dont freaking care LOL

[@alexplon1943]

I subconsciously move around all the time 😅 and thus don’t even notice if I’m standing correctly.

[@jankodera5811]

At 29:45 the student and the pianist were so beautifully cooperating together.

[@sebastian-benedictflore]

I'm a pianist. He definitely made some very interesting points for all musicians to consider.

[@emmanuelvacakis4463]

Absolutely

[@leonardobastos1945]

Maxim: a Great violinist and a marvellous teacher!! 👏👏👏

[@oliverbensch6693]

Thats really a Masterclass!

[@Georgeth-kb6rg]

Absolute a BRILIANT masterclass...

[@Chebajiana]

Brahms es tan hermoso y especial, que no basta con ser virtuoso, conectar con la música requiere inteligencia, instinto y sensibilidad. Increíble. Gran Maestro Vengerov.

[@kevinvanhove5834]

hell yes more masterclass videos, i've watched all of them with maxim so this is a gift

[@mariaclaudialarocca2625]

Ponja genio, me encantóuy prolijo y sonoro❤❤❤

[@germangarciamartinez4097]

It's like fourth time I rewatch this and I understand his metaphors better and better. Piece of art he is himself.

[@apassionante]

Maxim is an absolute phenomenon. It’s a great pleasure to watch his performances. If you have ever been to his concerts you may understand what I’m talking about.

[@llary]

I know what you mean, his are the only masterclasses I can enjoy as art, entertainment and education all at the same time. I watched his earlier session with a very young Chloe Hanslip at least 2 dozen times and I still get something new out of it each time.

[@llary]

Humble, modest, passionate and talented. One of a kind.

[@frightdavid1863]

Great masterclass, and awesome pianist!

[@classicalperformances8777]

Conductor's view: 29:10 ,soloists,please dont turn to the orchestra during concert. if you must communicate a change turn to the conductor. Otherwise half theborchesta feels compelled to follow the soloist whereas whoever cant see him continues to f9llow the conductor and now the orchesta suddenly has 2 conductors and chaos ensues.When i work with soloists,including the fabulous Veng erov, i insist that we discuss all details before the orchestra rehearsal. THANK you mozarteum for these lovely masterclasses and congratulations to the talented students and the incredible teacher❤

[@HaTenor]

Er ist so musikalisch und hat so viele wunderbare Ideen! Danke sehr!

[@kayanaleung2216]

luke is such an amazing violinist

[@grjoe4412]

The beginning of the concerto is like this: the day starts at the dawn. The morning sunlight gradually fills the small city with its walls and magnificent gate. The citizens of the city begin to start the daily activities. Then a glorious military parade started and all citizens joined the festival. The festival ends and the citizens went back to their peaceful daily life. Suddenly a news quickly spreads through out the city that a massive army of the enemy is fast approaching. They are intending to surround and sack the city. The situation is dire and the people begin to panic. At this moment our hero (start of the solo violin) appears. He summons and inspires the people for the defence of the city. He foretells a triumphant victory.

[@ViolinStimme]

It is so easy to miss the doubts and uncertainties that are part and parcel of any such work in favour of the positive affirmation!

[@TheAskald]

Vengerov and the pianist should just record the whole concerto together seriously

[@apassionante]

Dear Master Maxim! Haven’t seen you for ages! Missing your performances that much!! Now it’s Corona time, and the main wish for me is to visit your nearest concert after all this disaster is over ❤️ thanks to this channel for providing these exquisite masterclasses to the audience ❤️

[@mariaclaudialarocca2625]

Es un genio el ponja❤❤❤❤❤ lo quiero mucho❤❤❤

[@curtcarlson8312]

Amazing teaching. Vengerov is brilliant. Hsu listens and understands. All terrific and fun: "Sorry for Brahms."

[@honeydew_yang]

Oh my god I love watching Vengerov interpreting music and teaching. It's an art itself. But also have to give kuddos to Luke Hsu as well! He's done so well under pressure with an audience. Though I know Vengerov is not there to criticize, but somehow it's pretty intense and I think I would have cried if I were him hahaha! I guess having a thicker skin is needed for the industry

[@chiaramalek1529]

Bravo you both, great work♥️

[@helmiviolin5674]

He teach about stage performance. So cool!

[@Jonpaulim]

when you cross the bridge do you have picnic there? 46:00

[@lad4694]

Maxim reminds me of the dad in Despicable Me😂 I forgot his name 😗

[@danieltheviolinist]

Lavrine Gru lol

[@lad4694]

@@danieltheviolinist yeah I forgot😂😂😂thanks

[@adalinak7937]

Omg true 😂

[@mariaclaudialarocca2625]

Le saca muy buen sonido... Me gusta❤

[@andrewhemsworth8115]

Vengerov is the type of mad man we need more of

[@Russia-p7y]

Вот что значит Великая Русская скрипичная школа!❤❤❤

[@germangarciamartinez4097]

I´d love to be a spectator. I appreciate him so much.

[@tooxicfox5245]

Am I the only one who actually thinks Mr. Vengarov has a beautiful cantabile voice? Just listen to min 48:56.

[@hagarasakly9725]

28:58 damn that hited me

[@Constitution1789]

I smiled and learned so much. 😄

[@chazlenrook795]

This one was spicy...

[@janezpungartnik3149]

Does anyone know what violin Maxim used on his Sibelius D minor recording?

[@tech-xr2jr]

12:28 dont rush lol

[@liamthemagnificentwhinge7480]

23:03 with closed captions on we can confirm Vengerov is professing his love for "SHELLY!!!"

[@timmy3836]

I think he is saying accel?

[@alfredmay120]

As allways, Mr Vengerov great way of teaching! separatetopic: what kind of VLM Viva La Musica shoulder rest does Mr Maxim Vengerov use? it looks like Diamond model but a new different shape? (see at 23:45)

[@MrInterestingthings]

It's very nice with just clean , clear textures in piano . I know we are missing all the special timbres of winds and the character of brass and so on . It's not just the novelty of hearing it this way . The tuttis dont have the majesty and lots are missing . It seems that after the very opening the passage with the octaves and double notes all written by Brahms in staccatto(Joachim would never have written accent marks on all those 16th's but the rhythm is against the orch and is never heard in the auditorium . Common sense says they demand bite . I've heard dozens of performances where because of the accompaniment it is not heard it is angry before we go into the serenity of the theme (so like the pastoral serene nature of the 2nd Symphony in the same key !)

[@samtheman264]

28:27 NIce jab at violists :D

[@robinthenoble6347]

I'm a violist and I can confirm. We really don't give a damn

[@ДіанаЦимбрикевич-з6е]

54:10 😂

[@nabodeenathalang3299]

Someone knows video that Maxim teaches young boy for Carmen Fantasy?

[@robl5455]

23:20 to 23:38 is absolutely beautiful.

[@ДіанаЦимбрикевич-з6е]

What is your favorite singer ? Mine is Maxim Vengerov 😍😍😍 Lol )

[@glaiksonluiz5607]

FANTÁSTICO

[@MsPea]

I get the feeling that Vengerov doesn't like this student very much. He has a lot of criticism of him that doesn't have anything to do with his playing but with his style, his behavior, his posture, even his ego. I just feel that maybe there's a history between them affecting this class.

[@pauldeck4500]

The young man obviously (and justifiably) worships his professor: Same satin stripe on his trousers.

[@DivaDeb1234]

Wow 👏

[@daniel3231995]

24:16 wahaha

[@lovebeast6653]

That was a hard class and I am not even the violinist.

[@petrisormargran6686]

Dis prof it 50% good

[@hugoalejandroaedoalfonso2415]

Vengerov es maravilloso¡¡¡

[@prodbyevadwave]

The bow of the student the it’s like 1 horsehair from the bow was almost removed from the bow LOl

[@apassionante]

I wonder who are those twelve putting their dislikes to this vid?! That’s absolutely unbelievable 🤷‍♀️

[@llary]

All from that one weird guy with terrible punctuation and spelling :) :)

[@gabrielhwang6827]

Is this conducting class? not violin master class? what is he talking about? Why he explaining structure of symphony? Does he trying to show his conductorship? I am confused what is he talking about?

[@magicike2254]

You missed the entire point

[@saeidyazdani]

ROASTED

[@edwardgoldsmith8011]

Take me back to old school.heifetz.kresiler.stern perlman.total different generation of violinist.its more show and move around the violin is moving all over the place.maybe leopard Auer can explain it to those who want to learn what I mean.just like the teacher said he's fighting.we will never replace our greatest violinist of yesteryear.think about it.

[@apassionante]

Maxim did replace all of them though.

[@edwardgoldsmith8011]

@@apassionante not in the least.are you a violinst? That comment you made is so far from the truth.

[@apassionante]

edward goldsmith I’m afraid, that’s a matter of taste. I’m following Maxim all over the world trying to visit as many of his concerts as possible. I’m his true fan and I do understand something about classical music and its performing. Just no point in arguing. Maxim is the best forever. No one compares to him nowadays.

[@edwardgoldsmith8011]

@@apassionante there's no argument. Next time you follow him ask him about heiftz.he will give you an ear fill.today yes he is one of the greatest.but he's not heiftz.he will tell you so himself.have a good day and keep safe.

[@apassionante]

edward goldsmith I allow Maxim be no Heifetz at all. Let it be. The world knows who is the diamond of all the violinists. And Maxim’s bank accounts verify that ✌️

[@piagetaudemars8372]

3 Aliens meeting.