Maxim Vengerov | How To Play Triple Stops | Classic FM

[@Sphereal]

> Plays triple stops with perfect intonation "OK"

[@InnerLight1008]

Miguel, he means "place triple stops"

[@pelegzm8640]

I love the "It's wasted, yeah" while he looks around at 3:05

[@MiloPaulus]

One of the greatest of all the violinists! His performance of Jules Massenet's Thais Meditation is one of the most heartachingly beautiful renditions of any piece ever.

[@Vegathlete]

totally agree

[@brianchabza1151]

His violin sounds incredible. Check open strings around 4 min mark. He always sounds amazing!

[@cnewtonc]

Thank You Sir.

[@skripach69]

My hero.❤️

[@nazarrutkovskyy9925]

thank you=) you help me a lot

[@gabrielcheung2984]

What strings are those ?

[@takutok1434]

0 dislikes on the vid :) i’m happy

[@veronicaredeemed]

18 hours later there are 2. Not my doing!!

[@migrated4568]

I can’t even play single stops.

[@leocrow4849]

I love how hard it is for him to deliberately play out of tune

[@GarthShoemaker]

I do it with ease. Take that Maxim Vengerov.

[@liamnevilleviolist1809]

There are (in the latter part of his career) performances on KZbin where it's horrendously out of tune haha. Well... perhaps "horrendously" is a bit much... but definitely "noticeably" out of tune sums it up correctly.

[@vincentstone7272]

Which performances, I'd like to listen@@liamnevilleviolist1809

[@pembe116]

I don't even play any instruments. That's the effect of Maxim Vengerov.

[@jankodera5811]

I play violin much better when hearing Maxim. That's the real effect of Maxim Vengerov. 🙂

[@blazingVblaze]

His smile at the beginning somehow seems so precious with an almost childlike innocence or playfulness but his eyes seem to have an old kindness to them, and the "My dear friends" at the beginning as well. What a wholesome human being.

[@silentobserver3791]

"the smooth landing of the airplane"... That made my day.

[@frenchpianism]

Silent Observer coincidentally I used same aeroplane analogy when teaching students. 😂

[@evelinabozhko96]

I think this a Russian thing, my teacher always uses this

[@portraitbyelise2309]

I'm impressed by how the practice session (separately, slowly, etc...) is SO beautiful, it just sounds as a full musical beautiful piece by itself, I could just stop at hearing the practice session on its own, it is amazing to listen to !!

[@erlie85]

Elise Zerrouki i agree!!

[@saeidyazdani]

A perfect player with one the best instruments on earth... Then suddenly bowing the open strings is just a concert of its own!

[@kepler9014]

Thank you, Disciple of Ling Ling.

[@dianal.1279]

In the music... I feel so much like practicing after watching him, it hurts! It's midnight here. I'll have to wait. Thank you so much, Maxim Vengerov! And I've seen you live twice. So wonderful!

[@agibson9928]

You can buy an electric violin for quiet practice (+ bridge mute for even quieter)

[@shoshanawolfe7107]

I feel ya gurl

[@valeska_kevinleahy]

hehe sounds like he's almost playing the chaconne in certain moments during his slow practice

[@saeidyazdani]

IKR!

[@Scriabin_fan]

Yeah i noticed that too

[@notepadpowersnail1860]

That’s because Chaconne was written with a lot of arpeggios, which are basically separated chords.

[@byronwilliams7977]

I thought he was playing parts from Chaconne ?

[@micahpecson197]

His "out of tune" playing is basically me every time I practice Bach. Lord, I have seen what you have done for others and I want that for myself.

[@jj_hoolio]

In Jesus' name, I pray that for you, Micah. Practice, practice, and do so unto the Lord.

[@gabb5398]

I. NEED. MORE. MAXIM. !!!!

[@erenunal]

I really like how he takes a tricky passage from a very advanced piece, breaks it down into logical pieces then ties it all together. Makes you want to practice this piece. He is a heck of a teacher.

[@Michaelhanmusic]

I’m playing the fourth movement of Vieuxtemps 4, this literally could not have come at a better time.

[@poodle3507]

How do you play those? They're so fast, really difficult, especially upbows

[@johnny_eth]

You should listen to Hillary Hahn's recording.

[@camilarossini2721]

I'm not at this level yet, and I still feel that I learned something.

[@kathychenyinggao4519]

Vengerov: "The Shift has to to be practised slow" One sacrilegious boi: "If you can practice slow, you can practice fast..." 🐝

[@nourganouni]

ViOlA GaNg 👆👆

[@brunonavarrodeoliveira6016]

Twoset fan!! Cool

[@MysticWolf1223]

Me as a violinist: "yes, of course. I can really hear the character and emotion in the technique." Any other musician: "isn't that just a chord with extra steps?"

[@dschu6597]

That's what a violinist should do.

[@billyt8868]

get over yourself.

[@ricochet4674]

Me as a violist: “this isn’t for me but I’m using it anyway”

[@Y3JIcs]

ew shut up dude

[@Gruntlestunk]

they arent being a narcissist they’re making fun of themself

[@arturandreusasot4717]

Amazing sound, he feels the music and amazing technique

[@saea58]

Thank you so much for explaining your whole practice process. 😊 It makes so much sense!

[@jameshandaja1536]

I play no instruments whatsoever, but he made me feel like I am a violinist attending his masterclass

[@spassviola]

"I'll play on purpose 😉"

[@nourganouni]

Ling Iing wannabes, anyone? Ok it's just me sry for wasting your time

[@lawrencewei3583]

no, its because dont farm, especially in cringey ways

[@lumiliyabnaapoy4283]

If u want to be aling ling wanna be u need to start praticing and get urself an attention in playing ur instrument

[@veronicaredeemed]

Waiting for Twosetviolin to react to this :)

[@kathychenyinggao4519]

Vengerov: "The Shift has to to be practised slow" One sacrilegious boi: "If you can practice slow, you can practice fast..." 🐝

[@-Stinky_Pinky]

My pinky reacted to this by getting all stinky.

[@nourganouni]

LING LING 40 HOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUURS

[@r_gos]

You too can play triple stops if you practice 40 hours a day

[@DannyVFiddler]

Me siento muy afortunado de tener está información gratuita de un virtuoso. Gracias por el video, aprendí muchísimo

[@gimletrose1985]

His practice is beautiful. I can listen to it all day 😌

[@aldi8858]

What am I doing here? I don't even have a violin...

[@shadybahsas323]

Maxim is ther leader always. Please prof... Can you make a tutorial about ricochet and uppo stuccato

[@marxismisevil3364]

Practice technique with musical involvement and drama. Vengerov is such a world class player! I really enjoy listening to his philosophies and approach to violin playing. Just to add a little note from my own experiences. Be mindful when you shift and don't shift too much when playing a triple stop phrase like this. Just moving the fingers and keeping the thumb in place gives you more power and control. That's the way Heifetz did it and he sure could play the fiddle too!

[@jayadsilva67]

Best violinist ever! Nobody can Express a phrase better that you! Now a great teacher too.

[@saea58]

Thanks so much for showing your practise process! 😊 It makes so much sense.

[@ChrisEbbrsen]

Thank you Mr. Vengarov! It's like a beautiful woman, crying, sobbing! Your description is magnanimous! Brilliant! I shall endeavor your challenge. You have spoken eloquently on I am sure a difficult subject. I will try to break this down into smaller steps. Please keep this posted. I am slow learner. I look forward to more on the triple stop as you are able. I am only now learning about a oapstone. I need an ivory tailpiece I am sure. Happy playing. Your diligent admire in u.s. c.e.😅

[@violonista3]

The sound engennier gets crazy shifting the resonances of the voice to the GIANT sound of the violinist!

[@maciejsobiecki3845]

Thank You very much for this practising ! You have very strong and agresive vibrato - it's one of your individualities ability - I like it very much. Enjoy music, Thank You !!

[@casseyanzio2568]

Maxim is the man!! He explains things so well with a huge emphasis of enjoyment and feeling the music. He rocks.

[@whyeven919]

Thank you Vengerov and thank you Classic fm. Even though Vengerov’s tour was interrupted now because of the virus, we can still enjoy his playing and teachings. Thank you!

[@csandy2]

And then there's me who can barely play double stops using the E and A string :/

[@RobertoJia]

Does anyone know where I can find the sheet of the triple stop scale Maxim used in this video? thx a lot!

[@ayqooi]

I struggle just to play double stops ... 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@Roescoe]

don't worry you'll get the right angle soon enough.

[@ViolinTimeWithERI]

I really appreciate this wondeful opportunity~~🌼 Maestro breaks down the technique so well、and his tone is so Beautiful~🌈

[@Vegathlete]

Great lesson - always in the music, dividing them for the intonation; then, with enormous pleasure and everflowing, little-fingered, strokes. Спасибо

[@readingcorner4253]

Just asking but anyone know what song he is playing? Thanks a lot😊

[@류민-i9f]

Conversation between body parts: my eye: hey its look easy! hand, try it my ear: yeah, it doesn't sound hard, play it my feet: Even I can play that! My hands: (...)

[@eduardovf174]

Same with piano

[@Lawyer_Morty]

*But can he play 15 notes a second tho?*

[@shadiaeljaiek1227]

Watch his sibelius 3rd movement, he can 🤣🤣

[@Ploddington_Brown]

Someone definitely practiced their 40 hours

[@erwinleo7337]

I bet he does ling ling work out, HAHAHA

[@stefansack9107]

Genial

[@icepie3017]

If you can play triple stops slowly, you can play triple stops quickly.

[@vio3667]

I think G D A is Dominant pro strings

[@wingedtoast7495]

I'd like to see @TwoSetViolin's opinion on this ;)))

[@remember9097]

Este video vale su peso en oro

[@sophiajia2972]

i can’t even play one-ple stops

[@niceguy8935]

That's a wonderful bow.

[@victorgrauer5834]

Wonderful. Excellent demonstration by a true master.

[@damianopavan2118]

Thanks Maestro! For a truly precise intonation, isn't it better to study without vibrato?

[@jorgewashoreynarojas1790]

No, like Maxim says pleasure will propel you in the end.

[@DmitriyTs]

Все понятно, но не получается, ничего лет 5ть практики и все будет ок! // еще лет 10 и смогу сыграть Рондо каприччиозо :)

[@RomanCatholicKnight]

So much heartbreak in that sound, it could be a very sad scene in a movie. Incredible musicality.

[@АллаЦаренко-в3л]

Браво!!!❤

[@tktserapio]

someone send this to twoset

[@handrisobar8842]

Terbaik

[@daniel3231995]

Is it a strad?

[@rotsteineva]

He's my favourite violinist ever 💖💖💖💖

[@mm.composer]

What set of strings is he using right now?

[@basoudegriep3955]

Violin strings

[@jaekilee5]

GDA dominant pro and E-string.. pretty sure peter infeld gold E

[@iknikblackstone9082]

amazing!

[@friedChicken007]

Amazing!

[@whiteowl1137]

Beautiful sounds

[@Hazzem_Fayed]

I love you Максим

[@stefansack9107]

Genial

[@fam-guy26]

I love him more than Beverly other Violinists, but Intonation has to be practiced without Vibrato

[@Universe2929]

Great Thank You Sir..! ' Shrirang Kshatriya Violinists and Sitarist Lonavala Pune Maharashtra India.

[@MishaSkripach]

Amazing masterclass! Maxim is the best!

[@吳振群-g4q]

How to choose an E string that won’t make a metallic sound? Or can we avoid the sound by correct technique?

[@simonehawkins5520]

Maybe experiment a bit with different brands? Some sound more metallic than others, but it also depends on your violin’s sound...

[@MishaSkripach]

It is the technique!

[@mohamedmageed6504]

Amazing

[@paganinilkc]

Thanks so much! Maestro! 🙏🙏

[@soulscape5083]

Great wisdom, poor distorted audio recording. Come on guys, you are a classical music channel, you could do better than that.

[@sauloleandro5845]

Você é o melhor parabens.

[@Peekcasso]

Why do some violins just have 1 fine tuning thingy?

[@Asmr_kungfu]

For the resonance. The e string keeps the fine tuner because it snaps easily

[@Peekcasso]

@@Asmr_kungfu Thanks!

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

Thank you, Maestro!

[@jdemeulenaer123]

Key 0lsying:with enormous pleasure! Yes!

[@beonlife3283]

While we are wondering when we can fly again, he is landing airplanes softly... and miraculously. By the way, any upcoming conerts/recitals in Cologne area? Would make one of those nagging dreams of mine come true. Thanks anyway for all those out there dedicated to promoting precious knowledge in our KZbin Wasteland!

[@jdemeulenaer123]

Great and so beautiful. Thank-you Maxim! Inspiring and so well shown and explained.

[@lenircotia]

Which rondo is he talking about?

[@ronjaindigolauren]

Camille Saint-Saëns: introduction and rondo capriccioso in A-minor op. 28

[@lenircotia]

@@ronjaindigolauren thank you so much for answering that. Finally some did after a long time hahaha

[@182mdavi]

His low cent bend up vocalisation proves he is from another time adapting to "modern" concert tune

[@robertocaesar]

I respect Maxim so much, but I still can't help being menaced by his russian accent

[@blueviolin]

But what about when it’s down and up bow Consecutively

[@asherwade]

...βrilliant-‼️ Thank ❤️ you.

[@bjornbiff]

When I looked at the thumbnail for this video I honestly thought this was Mike Stoklasa from RedLetterMedia.

[@vicentearturosantelicesiturra]

i hope do this before die! Thanks maestro...

[@fallaciouswanderer8269]

Didn't know Doctor octopus played violin

[@irinavassvetlova]

Коротко и Ясно!! Связь с Музыкой прежде всего!! Свобода!! Вслушиваться в каждый звук и контролировать свои мышечные ощущения!! БРАВО!!!

[@bruh7130]

Why play triple stops when I can’t even play double stops properly

[@nicsnip]

Had to pause after the triple stops and reassure I'm not dreaming and of course to write this comment :D

[@vader-order6644]

Woaaaaoooo I know it's just lessons but He make the violin sounds beautiful Who is this guy