Itzhak Perlman Chopin Nocturne in C

[@wtpodys]

If there were only one song that I was able to listen to until the day that I died, this would be it. To be able to experience so many emotions through one piece of music - truly beautiful.

[@arminhormazd8670]

I have heard many versions of Chopin Nocturne in C Sharp Minor but Itzhak Perlman's is always the best. What a great artist.

[@alphapack1718]

ARMIN HORMAZD you should hear Joshua Bell’s version

[@alexanderhan2819]

Jose Perez perlmans better than bell

[@alphapack1718]

Alexander Han nope

[@Horrrrrrrrst]

I like this version, but after hearing Midori Goto's version, I like hers more. I think the way that she plays it more slowly gives it more magic.

[@UserUser-jg5vm]

Wau

[@aureliebeckers2626]

I just love how he closes his eyes and plays so effortlessly, yet with so much passion and emotion. He's one of my favorite violinists. If I will ever be able to play just half as good as he does, I will be the happiest person.

[@gabylr2742]

Pareil Aurelie 😊bien cordialement

[@Jan96106]

The depth of feeling evoked by this piece and his playing cannot be described by mere words.

[@shaungo1631]

While known for his great piano compositions, Chopin often wrote his music in great consideration of the female soprano voice. The violin the the closest instrument by many account to the female voice. No wonder this nocturne came out so great! And of course having Itzhak Perlman performing this on his Stradivarius makes this awesomely great.

[@prayIcouldsing]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@sofiafariacruz52]

Yes, an extraordinary artist

[@SA-ze3yf]

Only a person who only talked with thier violin about his sorrows,happy monents,secrets,pains and dreams and cried and laughed with it for all their life gets to this point where his playing is the sound form of emotions and as free as dreams that can fly freely, and lightly like a bird.

[@ОксанаТерёхина-ч7л]

Играет ,как дышит спокойно и великолепно!А какой прекрасный звук!!!Браво!!!Благодарим за такую душевную и талантливую игру!!!

[@nicolekornmick2415]

Mr Perlmann is such a gorgeous violine player.. Every single Note has so much beauty and emotion..breathtaking.. Humans are capable of so much beauty.. But on the other hand to do so much suffering.. Mr Perlmann an his playing makes this world a little bit nicer! Thank u

[@dw61w]

2:39 That shifting was unbelievably amazingly accurate!

[@barbaracorsini8731]

Though the piano version is THE NOCTURNE, this wonderful one almost makes me cry..Perlman is one of the best violinist, ever..

[@raoultak]

He sure is.

[@marekszwarc4558]

Yes absolutely! Marek from Warszawa

[@michellez267]

Exactly, I am in tears listening to this.

[@LukeFaulkner]

This is one of my favourite compositions to play and probably the single greatest influence for my own music.

[@thecatholicchurch]

your music is... wow

[@LukeFaulkner]

Thanks, A J447!

[@alytavarelita]

Chopin was an angel that God sent to us.

[@ronaldsilverblatt6207]

A J447 i89

[@thecatholicchurch]

i89 ?

[@ЛюдмилаИнкогнито-ж6х]

Великолепное исполнение, спасибо, маэстро! Я не смогла сдержать слёз, слушая последнее творение Шопена....

[@jessaamur]

what mind blowingly fantastic vibrato. more than anything else its his vibrato that kills me, so perfect, so emotional, so fantastic.

[@ВикторияНикитина-г1к]

ИЗУМИТЕЛЬНО! ПРЕВОСХОДНО! ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНО! Можно слушать бесконечно - гениально написано - гениально сыграно......

[@paulharris3000]

Playing that expresses pure meaning. Indeed a gift to present and future generations...

[@clevelanddacosta4300]

I am listening to this beautiful music on a foggy autumnal afternoon, and somehow, I don't miss the sun.

[@MrMpourdas1]

***** And with rain, if I mught say so,

[@gianniintesta]

petros Vav ..:And with the beloved woman...and two cups of wine...

[@MrMpourdas1]

gianniintesta indeed sir, dry red wine goes well with chopin and a womans' tongue

[@Gustavo_Weckesser]

Here It´s past 10pm now and my little daughter is already sleeping and my wife is watching some series on TV. Before going to bed, I´m enjoying my good old Glendfiddich single malt and listening to this masterpiece. What else could I ask for? Sublime beauty

[@vladimircossio7706]

Cleveland DaCosta ¶

[@justwarren]

I am not one of those who think everything Perlman does is perfect. Having said that, I think this particular piece is perfect! Wonderful! Bravo! Love the quick shot of Ron and Nancy in the background. This is a genuine "historical document"!

[@georgiakuchinsky]

His music is so emotional. You can feel the mood pouring right off of the strings. Exquisite.

[@zihui1234567]

the young pleasant professor Snape, is so skilled at the piano

[@kanekokazuko7034]

あまりにも美しく切ないです。涙が止まりません😥有り難うございます。🎶👌❤️

[@edwardgoldsmith8011]

Always a treat.never seen this true master ever play without true heart and emotion

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

I love it! Maestro Itzhak Perlman is together wonderful violonist.... Thank you Maestro for Chopin....Hy is my favorite violinist and i like very very much Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN 🎻🌹❤️

[@ОксанаТерёхина-ч7л]

Как легко играет, такой прекрасный звук!Душа поет и плачет от игры.А это посмертный Ноктюрн Ф.Шопена трудное произведение...Наслаждение и Восторг от Игры!!!!

[@mvrp94]

the way perlman feels the music it's so great. you can feel he's happy

[@eileensickel]

I love Itzak Perlman. His music is beautiful. It took courage for him to travel to Russia. Because they were handicapped accessible in most places.

[@teobaldoscuervo-delgado350]

The violin adds a sound that enhances this magnificent composition. My favorite interpretation of Chopin's Nocturne in C#minor.

[@jillayfrijole9642]

I fall more in love with Itzhak Perlman each time I watch yet another video of him.

[@Yan-pg1rs]

This is the third classical music I listened today it suddenly made all my nerves soothed. I closed my eyes and imagined a big dragon with wings, who lands on water and the white belly became the body of a boat, the wings became a sail. Then I saw a bouquet of red roses, which was doubled and tripled, then formed a trail of roses with elegant path evolving on the green field, all the way to the mountain top. I saw a dancer swings and swirls with beautiful poses, skating away in curves and circles with the music. Then the music finished and my eyes are brighter and minds clearer. How amazing!

[@almonturner4727]

He is one-of-kind. So glad we have him to listen to.

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

Évidemment j'aime beaucoup Chopin...Très belle version. I love you Maestro Ithzak Perlman 🌺

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

Very beautiful for me Chopin....and with my favorite violinist Itzhak Perlman is so beautiful ❤️🌹🎻

[@CaptainQueue]

Stunning performance. Bravo to Perlman, and of course the composer Chopin. We are all richer because of them.

[@justwarren]

This is the kind of stuff that no one can do quite like Perlman. Wonderful!

[@rubbaduckie12]

I can't breathe, it's so beautiful!

[@Xuanngoc9736]

LiciaLu H. You can hold your breath for 4 minutes?

[@yatfeichan]

If you can't breathe, you'd be dead already, not alive typing this comment!!!!

[@hellybonn]

LiciaLu H. So geht es mir auch. It’s beautiful

[@Deanquez]

Same

[@hannastaszak1684]

Piękno muzyki Fryderyka Chopina to fenomen graniczący z cudem ❤️

[@juancarlosbelletti6335]

No lo habia escuchado nunca en violin y debo decir que me gusto, pero la version de piano creo que llena mas (a mi gusto). ❤

[@SergeiSergioVinogradov]

Музыка Шопена мне понравилась,как только я услышал её ещё молодым, я был в Варшаве в 1992 году и видел в парке его концентрую площадку в парке Шопена,незабываемые воспоминания !!!!

[@msdiangeles34]

The master of the how to make a violin 'sing'...Itahak Perlman. Lovely, simply lovely.

[@madeleine5739]

magnifique ! il est mon violoniste préféré !

[@armineh6913]

Madeleine Heinrich moi aussi!

[@maisquietesvous6756]

Je découvre que pensez vous de Ray Chen?

[@estherf9042]

@@maisquietesvous6756 Personnellement, je l'adore ! Sa bonne humeur, son énergie... :)

[@ThomasHenderson]

This is wonderful! I loved this piece of music - the doublestopping technique that he did halfway through the song was amazing!

[@piano361]

Chopin !!! youre art is truly beautiful and more adimreable then everything what a human could ever acomplish ....

[@MrStrangeSensation]

Does anyone know if he ever did a recording of this? This is stunning, it works so well with a violin. A whole album of Chopin's Nocturnes, transcribed for violin & piano, with Perlman, would quite possibly be the greatest thing I've ever heard.

[@propman3523]

How can I describe the painful beauty of this piece. Chopin was one of God's gits to the world.

[@lindameneken998]

A younger Perlman! As always, so wonderful and elegant...and I love Chopin, anything written by Chopin. Now I have to go practice my violin...

[@yatfeichan]

Cool

[@ManagerGuy1]

Beautiful! A true master of the violin! Great Chopin nocturne. Thank you for posting..

[@johnathanhaislip1024]

The melodic sadness in a nocturne, combine with the romantic ideas of Frederick Chopin, truly brings out how romantical disappointment can lead to great music.

[@Dan_Dropper]

Hmm.. romantical disappointment.. I like that

[@lindacowles756]

Another example: "Mein Gemüt ist mir verwirret" ("My Mind is Confused"), a 17th-century song by Hans Leo Hassler of extreme heartbreak in love, became a Lutheran hymn or chorale ("O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden" ("O Head full of Blood and Wounds") sung during the Lenten period commemorating Christ's Passion, and used in several sections of the Matthäus Passion/St. Matthew Passion by J.S. Bach.

[@Nat_ishimka]

Это божественно. Это лучшее исполнение. Такая плавность, чистота, переходы... И душа!

[@Zeinon7]

My god that was beautiful! I've listened to this about a hundred times.

[@morevilla66]

Absolutely Beautiful.... I'm speachless ... Violin and Piano played flawlessly !!!!! Bravo !!!!

[@annaziaja7335]

I recognized almost every note of the piece you play, Master!!!!! Delightful!!!!!! Thank you!!!

[@margarethandasyde8652]

Makes you wonder how many extraordinarily talented Perlman's were removed from Europe in the 30's/40's. Profound catastrophe. Chopin/Perlman, nothing compares.

[@shantolion1576]

I often think of that too. But i believe in reincarnation but its still very sad

[@eri6219]

A lot of musicians survived because the Nazis needed people to play the marching music in the camps. Some comfort in the great tragedy.

[@StillViolin]

Estoy 100% de acuerdo contigo y con esa deliciosa pausa... No dejes de escuchar la versión de Sarah Chang cuando era muy pequeña... es perfecta! Un saludo.

[@sleeplessmind5792]

It is funny how the chanel is named Nodame. To you who dont know, Nodame its a character from Nodame Cantabile anime series. Extra info: cantabile is used when someone is playing an instrument and yet it sounds like the person is singing.

[@elizabethjury2930]

Absolutely beautiful - the music reaches the Soul 🌻

[@jgamez5023]

WOW !!! I never heard this before....amazing!

[@amber40494]

Nocturne of Chopin are pure poetry

[@karlmarx8858]

Aunque conocido por sus grandes composiciones para piano, Chopin escribió a menudo su música en gran consideración de la voz femenina de soprano. El violín el instrumento más cercano por muchos en cuenta a la voz femenina. No es de extrañar esta nocturne salió tan genial! Y, por supuesto, tener Itzhak Perlman realizar esto en su Stradivarius hace que este impresionantemente grande.

So wonderfull... brings me so much peace and serenity

[@msdiangeles34]

it's 'HE GOT SKILLLLLLLLLZ....MAN!!' Perlman. I love the way you play, love it.

[@gabylr2742]

Mais qu'est-ce que c'est beau... ce son incroyable ❤

[@MartaToroM]

Beautiful transcription and performance. My fav instrument is piano, but this is majestic!

[@brendabrown7864]

Absolutely Hauntingly Beautiful The Most Beautiful one I’ve ever heard goes straight into my soul ♥️🎻♥️ sounds like a woman singing so beautiful 🎻

[@HelenaWilliams8696]

Perlman & Noda performed a unique interpretation of Chopin's Nocturne. An extraordinary emotional and delicate melody.

Can't stop listening to it... its so beautifulll

[@hanvroman]

Absolutely worldclass..beautiful.

[@tscharnetzka]

amazing, brillant transcription and performance. Perlman is a genius of the violin.

[@marie-laurencegonzalez8514]

une merveille !!! MERCI !!

[@zebra3stripes]

Well, there you go again...playing that violin so beautifully.

[@betmole]

1:40 a 2:00 es sublime, tan elegante y maravilloso. Una fantástica interpretación

[@elisha6770]

Two things we should have keep in mind first have to thank Nathan Milstein who compiled it to violin solo piece Second intension make a minor start. ended with a C sharp major up grade the music with hope and satisfy

[@nwaoparafavour7080]

Was I the only one who noticed the smooth intro by the pianist... Such soothing feeling.

[@propman3523]

How does music narrate the story of one's life in a single piece? It is so wonderful when genius transends verbal communicatio, and allows us to communicate the inexpressible with such passion and meaning..

[@thegood9]

A gorgeous classical "song" for the ages. The bow control here with the dynamics is genius.

[@geovanacosta100]

Música belíssima, apresentação magistral!...

[@abrahamserven12]

I love this interpretation, so perfect. Speechless...

[@corriedebeer799]

I have always been of the opinion that the violin sounds best when it mourns, this proves it. That melody is marvelous.

[@serge-raphaelb.261]

Un des plus grands violonistes.....Un ange....jusqu'à 120 ans

[@rsstnnr76]

I could listen to him play all day.

[@peterlim5730]

Thanks, Itzhak and Ken. Chopin's is music of the heart

[@ОксанаТерёхина-ч7л]

Брависсимо!!!!Чудесно.Великолепное исполнение!

[@СветланаУрияева]

Это божественное чудо, как скрипка может петь , как звучит серебром и хрустальной нежностью . Это чудо!

[@esterbalbi4558]

woow !! so touching!!he makes me dream!!

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

Amazing Maestro Itzhak Perlman 🌹❤️🎻

[@MirandaRite]

Crazy how I came across this song from a Ted video speech. Two weeks later I saw a Schindler’s List scene on KZbin and dived into a hole on it….. found out Itzhak Perlman helped with the music in one of the best movies ever made. He is very inspiring.

[@FishoeShoe_da_great]

This gives off a feeling that makes my heart beat faster... I feel alive again.

[@Liz-vd4lj]

I just love the way the pianist puts his hands on the keys....

[@ralphberney7768]

What a superb transcription that seems to mirror or cover -at least herald in spirit and melody- every note and nuance of the piano piece, which shows that the greatest compositions are not locked into instrument, though preference counts. Itzhak Perlman is proof of this where Chopin is at his most profound and probing.

[@MigueBP]

a lot of emotions that's why i love this song beautiful video thanks a lot!!!!!!!!!!

[@sweetm12]

This divine moment really touch my spirit.

[@mariateresaschnack6297]

maravillosa interpretaciòn, muy bella, gracias !

[@glauciusazeredo212]

A magnitude em forma musical. Só Deus pode fazer isto. O violonista é sobrenatural. Não é normal isso. Alma velha no sentido grandioso. Parece que presenciou toda as épocas da música clássica. E recolheu todos os grandes momentos. A composição. Tinha que ser Frédéric Chopin. Uma melodia perfeita.Emocional. Marcante.Épica.

[@antoinetteduplan2151]

Un rêve joué avec autant de coeur par un brillant violoniste

[@stradivari87]

This performance will receive the great spirit of Perlman! CONGRATULATIONS!

[@renefonseca8015]

I can't stop being fascinated by Perlman's Violin

[@georgefarias7409]

Is this what heaven is like? Bravo Chopin and Perlman.

[@Caroletti1936]

Simply touching and touchingly simple; sublime, too

[@susanarossi1245]

Violin transcription of the Chopin nocturne played by Itzhak at the White House accompanied by Ken Noda (piano). maravilloso. Gracias!!!!!

[@franciscacavalcante1435]

Quando ouço este Noturno e tantos outros de Chopin, minha alma mergulha em doces lembranças de indeléveis momentos

[@orsatrawinska]

this music is very , very beautiful and playing very well .

[@DianaKazimiera-]

Beautiful 🎼🎵🎶🎻👏👏

[@Nime64]

My favorites are in this order. Heifetz because of his intensity, Oistrakh because of his whole hearted playing and then Perlman for his rich tone.

[@drrafael25]

Amazing! wonderful...