Oistrakh/Oborin - Beethoven Violin Sonata No.8, Op.30 No.3

[@FerhadMehmet]

20 dislikes given by some ignorants, I believe. How can people judge such legends as David Fyodorovich Oistrakh, who will never reach to his level within their lifetimes...

[@nbier1106]

23 dislikes now

[@xdragclick2074]

@@nbier1106 24 now

[@klmnps]

At this time, 3.10.2023, there are exactly 28 absolute imbeciles on the planet earth!

[@Victor-l2m5f]

Занимайтесь своими делами.

[@strongfort1]

El más bello y hermoso diálogo en la historia de las artes. Solo el Gran Maestro Beethoven podría haberlo escrito.

[@ye2z]

Wow… Master❤️

[@yixi7027]

Elegant interpretation!

[@steveegallo3384]

True: Poise, restraint....EXCITEMENT! Greetings from México!

[@DoubleAviolin]

I love this version of the sonata: So relaxed and free of any performer's vanity. I do think the middle movement may be a little faster though Beethoven qualified the tempo by adding "ma molto moderato e grazioso". I think it should have a "menuetish" lilt, more wistful humor than serious complaint.

[@rubydog25]

Albrecht Zumbrunn honestly i never understood people who like things played slower

My favourite.

[@chinalib57]

The tempo of the second movement is perfect---almost any tempo would be if played with the skill, insight and tenderness of O&O. The second movement is neither wistful humor, and certainly not serious complaint. It is one of the most intimate love songs (instrumental) Beethoven ever penned. Full of affection, the syntax of the dialogue exaggerates Beethoven's genius at writing for the two instruments/voices/characters/lovers. This is Classical-Romantic music at its finest. Again--the tempo: if only the movement would never end!

[@wombat5628]

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[@권경희-f3t]

경쾌한 리듬에 맞춰 잔디밭을 한바퀴 돌고픈 마음입니다 설 연휴 잘 보내셨지요?

[@ivanboskovic1260]

You meant "By turning the lawn towards the optimistic rhythm loop is well sieotjiio mind Lunar New Year holidays go?" That''s what I got from goоgle translator. Govori srpski da te ceo svet razume!

[@kdb0518]

She meant, this music makes her want to go for a nice walk on grass dancing to the energetic rhythms

[@ThoseSpacesInBetweenDEPalm]

I literally just removed myself from Binge watching to find a piece of music to dance to and chose this one! It doesn't matter the language- music IS 'The Best' Love, Laughter, Love

[@ThoseSpacesInBetweenDEPalm]

@@kdb0518 I literally just removed myself from Binge watching to find a piece of music to dance to and chose this one! It doesn't matter the language- music IS 'The Best' Love, Laughter, Love

[@jayadsilva67]

It is perfect. It must not be played faster than this.

[@rubydog25]

caligula minus if it’s to beatiful you’re gonna put people to sleep

[@carloalbertobrunelli2208]

très belle

[@eporze]

GRan complementacio'n de dos excelentes mu'sicos,para mi el Mov III el que ma's me llega!!.-

[@arjaysviolinist3563]

Great playing. I understand the need to make money, but why have an advert start after the first bar of the 3rd movement. Totally disrupted my enjoyment.

[@Littleindiemarshmallow]

❤️

[@alinerjaku]

🫂🙋‍♂️

[@googly4038]

2:17 Just for practice wise i don’t play repeats xD

[@xdragclick2074]

there are repeats?

[@robotnik77]

The balance is bad. There must be one microphone and it's inside the piano.

[@maryknights-rutten4033]

It's a partnership ; the piano is not just an accompaniment

[@chioriko5157]

That's right, Beethoven himself writes on the original score "sonates für klavier und violine" (with piano before violin), and in this sonata in particular, the piano is almost more important than the violin. This can be seen from the instrumental equity of the first 2 movements in particular, where there is no predominance of the violin over the other instrument