David & Igor Oistrakh plays Sarasate Navarra

[@joerudge5795]

That bow choreography

[@chiangchangkui6898]

That old sound is so much good

[@micheldurandmabire]

The green screen looks old fashionned, the piano sounds old fashionned, the moving of camera is old fashionned, yes. But the violins sound looks so modern, the esthetic is so up-to-date... Oistrakh had half a century foward. Fantastic !

[@sinpi314]

Hmm

[@zidanidane]

bro what

[@ullakorpi-anttila88]

Yes - although the recording isn't exactly of the best technical recording, I enjoy it - two brilliant musicians (David Oistrakh - King of Violinists)...

[@raoultak]

Father and son going abroad.....to Spain! Beautiful! So much joy that we can witness. That is what music is about......!

[@neverbeenachamp]

I haven't seen much of Navarra videos, but so far, this one is the most synchronized one, amazing!!

[@darthmaxo]

Oh, what I wouldn't give to be there during the original recording. I'm sure it was unbelieveable!

[@LittleDreamer1412]

They're so in sync! 🥰

[@eroennest]

Brilliant, precise interaction - did not think this was possible. Awesome!

[@victorfb01]

What an amazing synchrony!

[@redfoxakame]

Been used to Twoset's recording of this (been listening to it a lot), so I was so shocked at how fast David and Igor played it. Whoa! I am so in awe. They were so perfect!

[@uhh4312]

tempo is a versatile thing, its not written in exact beats per minute, instead its written like allegro (fast), adagio (slow), etc. so one could play it a bit faster or slower.

[@redfoxakame]

@@uhh4312 whoa! I didn't know that tempo is that versatile. So both are on the right tempo. Thank you very much! I hope you enjoy your day! :D

[@Joseph3.1415]

They're also playing a semitone higher than it should be, so I suspect this video was sped up.

[@AntonLFG]

@@Joseph3.1415 Looking at it now it definitely looks like their movements are faster than people usually move their arms. It's quite jarring to watch actually. 0.75x speed sounds and looks a lot nicer.

[@lvanvan]

i am also no musitian but i love sarasate also navarra is one of many that i really like so my opinion as an engeneer :) yes it sounds a bit fast maybe still nice. Navarra i think is hard to play or not many artists play it ... try this my fav navarra performance kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2SlemqfmdurnaM&start_radio=1

[@themusicdr]

excellent - loved it. such synchronisity down to the harmonics and the bowing action!

[@marianievescastanon7410]

So beautiful and well played. Lovely!

[@audreyjones7990]

Those down down down bowings at the end. Woah!

[@suzanacorritori3251]

This is truly the most amazing piece that I have ever heard. I can't get enough of Igor and David.

[@АлевтинаКуликова-б1ч]

1

[@DannielleElliott]

yep it is orginially for two violins

[@k.pivivo]

this is incredibly good! This technique and then the soft sound in the lyrical passages. I have no words… ❤️❤️❤️

[@violathegreat2039]

I'm here from TwoSet

[@anotherhumanbeingblyat8935]

@@esquidwar ik. they're (VIOLAS) out of tune 40/11.66667

[@Killerbee4712]

@@anotherhumanbeingblyat8935 Eh, old tuning

[@SaltiemcFattee]

Estrella Bartolo yes violas are indeed NOT great

[@siowalei1759]

@@SaltiemcFattee No need to b rude

[@violinhunter2]

Brilliant and very expressive. Thanks.

[@Skylight1663]

Wow! This is AMAZING!! I hope to be as good and valued as they are.. VERY impressive, Son and Father moment.

[@amberens4447]

The Jota Navarra was in sync because 1. They had it memorized. 2. A strong 1st violinist who would have been a excellent coach for Igor.

[@scchao501]

Superb performance, musically perfect with great techniques!

[@redgreen3815]

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[@daniel3231995]

Where's the version where they spiced things up a bit with their own variations at the beginning?

[@MrGer2295]

Beautiful performance !

[@alessandromarini9676]

They simply perfect

[@musizieren9267]

Thank you for the rare video.

[@Mnacuspia004]

technical and emotional perfection. Oistrakh forever.

[@Udilshyk88]

Великолепно исполнено)

[@marioantoniojosecattaneo2727]

Ahora entiendo david e igor demasiados buenos violinistas se hereda el talento, solo veo perfección una maravilla

[@conductor2000]

incredible... Awesome !!

[@PaganFiddler91]

F**K!! Wonderful! This duo is so well achieved!

[@sandorfarkas7898]

Fantasztikus ilyen ütemben maga a vérrokonság csodálatos de ritkán hallani ilyet

[@belindag3985]

Your fingers are relaxed and your posture is just perfect

[@cleopatra11]

Amazing! Thanks for posting.

[@Waeweas]

Exellent performance!

[@ЗаурБорлаков-щ5г]

Grand masters

[@camillebouchard6436]

Wonderful !

[@ohtsuboyuka4263]

Perfect unison!!

[@cartoonangel1]

I love violin whit all my soul i'd love to play like this on my violin

[@guyjennifer]

Yes, very good with the legenday Oistrakh precision. Equally exciting is Aaron Rosand's recording (playing both parts) with absolute control and possibly superior understanding of the "Navarra" mood.

[@dlf3141]

Rosand plays Sarasate pieces wonderfully -- he made a whole album of them that was given to me in the 1970s, still my favorite performances of most of those pieces. And yes, he did the Navarra beautifully on that album! That said, I was also thrilled to find this performance by the Oistrakhs, so glad Ningfengviolin posted it!

[@yarnboyjr3909]

Oistrakh and his son amazing 👏

[@brattingprincess]

The sound is so delicate like exquisite tea.

[@mandrileante]

incredible, how did you get this??? pure power from father

[@sinpi314]

Yes

[@violintegral]

I have not found a better recording of Navarra.

[@IZn0g0uDatAll]

I don't think it just takes a lot of practice to play like Oistrakh. You need to be incredibly talented and to have a miraculous environment all your childhood. And then, the long hours of practice from very young age of course.

[@IrinaKrasko]

Здорово!

[@Eloybb1]

Sin palabras... y se la hicieron en menos de 6 minutos... alguien tiene la grabacion original? esto es oro.

[@kwen092185]

its like watching david oistrakh and his clone play violin ......creepy

[@yscslim]

David Oistrahk its a G.O.D.

[@wanchiz]

They are like mirroring each other.

[@skripka82]

Does anyone have the notes of this or a link where i could get them please..? Wonderful performance !!!!

[@brattingprincess]

skripka82 maybe imslp? If the composer's been dead for 50+ years then it's public domain in the US.

[@bestguitarist16]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@alexss9]

maravilloso

[@edwardkaszczyszyn5589]

Alex de Sousa

[@kohgabrielkameda]

So niiiice! :-)

[@tomshamrakov4275]

Wow! Igor is a bit behind in some places but is still love him No homo

[@김조이-x3q]

amazing ........

[@NKY8190]

Crazy pairs... How can I play like them... Tell me...

[@Lena725]

@penceylala David is father and Igor is son

[@buffaanna4468]

Bravissimi

[@NKY8190]

if that would make me another oistrakh,i would like to do that.

[@ЮрийПрокопчук-в4э]

Запись начала-середины 1950-х (?), партия фортепиано - Абрам Макаров (?)

[@tevfikfikretbozkurt9746]

Ikisini bir arada dinlemek büyük bir mutluluk Onur

[@babyballerina16]

the only think i thhink that was different between father and son was timing of there shifts at one part

[@shandfan]

Once recorded on DGG.

[@nazarfrankiv]

Супер!!! Навіть жахлива тогочасна відео та аудіотехніка не спроможні зіпсувати це високопрофесійне виконання!! Браво, Ойстрахи!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@paganviodio]

this is very well planned playing. david, stands right, but plays the first violin.igor plays the second violin. this high trill, by 3:06 is very hard to meet by two everytime. but they manage to screw the trill as exactly as it should be. the same is by 3:50-4:14, the trills are are by botuh violins is the same. it is very hard to play like this. it is also not important to be good alone, this should be practiced till being fainted. shortly : bravo!!!

[@MrCubsfan3]

Is David on the right? Wonderful piece and performers

[@OttoKuus]

Doesn't look like it

[@annikan.351]

Who is this wonderful pianist?

[@낭주골총각]

Vladimir Yampolski

[@fishnfiddle1]

Another example of how the Spanish and Russian people share the same soul,.... Que linda!!!!

[@samuelallan7452]

Read very carefully the biography of D. Oistrakh and you will notice something important

[@hansdekorver7365]

@@samuelallan7452 Please can you explain that ? I do not have that biography !

[@siowalei1759]

Who is David or Igor ? I can't tell

[@chickentheragdoll6853]

Igor is David oistrakh’s son. He has more hair on his head

[@musikinspace]

Why ate they a half tone sharp?

[@danielaunerviolin]

unfortunately the recording runs too fast. The A is already almost 447, at that time in Russia was 440 Standard. That also means, that the vibrato sounded much less nervous in the original live performance. And it was slower. Maybe somebody can correct this. (?)

[@hansdekorver7365]

Another upload is better ( only audio )

[@Ferraud24]

@@hansdekorver7365 Both players are wonderful, but neither compare to El Formidable Maestro Don Pablo de Sarasate y Navascuez. Gracias.

[@noahmomanyi7210]

Interesting Key

[@Clasica2009]

Spanish "furia". Bravo!

[@Newvirtuosi]

3.07

[@AlexanderWung]

GREEN ..................... scary

[@violoncello7061]

Wo sind diese 5 Typen die haben disliked this ?

[@Mnacuspia004]

oh my %$·/ god.

[@cambiaralmundoyoutub]

Bueeeenooo... no me gusta... ¡me encanta!

[@Rephrat]

perfect Soviet discipline.

[@keithwhitehorn5811]

Yes, there was no shortage of discipline in the Soviet Union.

[@тоника-ф5ш]

@@keithwhitehorn5811 в советское время было много положительного

[@BorisGrkovic]

+++

[@Realkobe8]

O , O o

[@incasmaya]

Vado da Navarra...

[@MrFpam]

Play. not "plays".

[@harryliangviolin9003]

Frank Pam it’s plays

[@PranavViswanathan]

Harry Liang Violin nope

[@kwen092185]

it's not an octave

[@chihwan123]

kwen092185

[@trevorhodson]

Too gypophillia for Moi