Maurice Ravel - Sonata no 1 in a - Maria Milstein & Hanna Shybayeva

[@melp4879]

She's marvelous... I think it's the best video of Ravel violin sonata 1 in youtube..!

[@luizamsalgado]

@MEL P She REALLY is marvelous! And it's a shame that this lovely sonata, a real gem, be so little known, and not included in the repertoire of the many great violinists we have in these times...

[@popitoto]

Great,inspirational interpretation..Why they play always the 2nd sonate by Ravel..?!

[@partyhardparrotproductions]

This Sonata lives rent-free in my head. The performers are perfect. Ravel writes things I dare to think.

[@xylina79]

Gorgeous performance from both artists, and how wonderful to hear it on this Erard… what an amazing instrument! Thank you for this gem.

[@irabraus9478]

As you know, Ravel himself owned an Erard. Nice to revisit that sound world!

[@DavidA-ps1qr]

Her phrasing is absolutely perfect.

[@freekkraak7836]

Very well inspired, yet you can here it in the first times! Wonderful nice feelings.

[@notaire2]

Klare und gut artikulierte Aufführung dieser impressionistischen Sonate. Die Töne der Solovioline sind wunderschön!

[@artetnaturevideos6997]

Hello, Thank you very much for this beautiful concert ! Best wishes ! Jean-Charles Bourquin, in France

[@Rx-mn5fv]

Never heard before. Liked it. Well played.

[@luizamsalgado]

Such wonderful sonata! It should be more played since the n2 is much more often played than this one which is a sweetness masterpiece. Maria Milstein and Hanna Shybayeva simply wonderful too. Maria Milstein really has something special with Ravel

[@joechido1]

Excelente, muy buena interpretación y muy buen canal. :D

[@joechido1]

10 años del comentario y sigo regresando a escuchar esta maravillosa pieza. :)

[@davidtaylor9060]

Perfect!

[@hansiten998]

A Violiniste creating wonderful sound quality delicately . To bad a little overpowered by the not so delicate piano though the pianist not to blame it’s the instrument otherwise first rate performance.many thanks

[@montoya_music]

Wonderful

[@wuwupiano]

great playing by both but what is with the piano?? sounds like someone baked the hammers at 500 degrees.

[@HannaShybayevaPianist]

Because its an Erard from 1896..:-))

[@wuwupiano]

+Hanna Shybayeva all the more reason to change the hammers. its like playinh a Stradivarius with its original strings!

[@majamladenovic3398]

@@wuwupiano Oh, really ?

[@majamladenovic3398]

It is an absolutely wonderful interpretation, but you are programmed to hear defects only ! Maybe you should reprogram yourself ?

[@ChristopherOverstreet1]

@@majamladenovic3398 It sounds like they are programmed to listen to piano quality as well as the music to me. As a pianist, I am very thankful to those listeners!

[@jessemendozadavis6544]

Cool! Is she related to Nathan Milstein?

[@ershenlin1774]

She remind me of David Oistrakh.

[@orin4654]

8:35 - 10:20

[@operapiccola]

E natural instead of E flat at 9:46 really hurts.

[@nigelhaywood9753]

She plays an Eb, which is what Ravel wrote. She might have taken it a tad sharp but at this point she's playing a few cents sharper than the piano as is so often the case with soloists, it's a legitimate aesthetic choice. I don't why that note stood out to you.

[@orin4654]

10:34 - 11:40