Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in E minor - Julia Fischer /Vladimir Jurowski /London Philharmonic

Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) - Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64 (1844)
1. Allegro molto appassionato (00:25)
2. Andante (13:09)
3. Allegretto non troppo -- Allegro molto vivace (20:15)
Julia Fischer, violin
Vladimir Jurowski, conductor
London Philharmonic Orchestra

[@veroniquesantamaria2767]

Magnifique ❤ ! Une première violoniste unique !❤

[@richardforshaw8479]

You obviously have everyone on stage in your thrall- it‘s a masterclass in authority. I believe that your interest in chamberwork makes you so aware of the playing of others, and your obvious delight in music- making is there for all to see! You are THE one. ❤

[@richardforshaw8479]

I count myself lucky that I have had the privilege of being around to marvel at the utter brilliance of this violinist. Bravo.

[@roystewart4386]

Wonderful performance of this beautiful composition. Absolutely one of the best violin concertos.

[@peterexner728]

An Max Bruch (Germany) Violin Concert No 1 !!!

[@mirandaayoung5]

She is utterly amazing. Like me, she has been trained on both the violin and the piano, but she is far better than I can ever be.

[@arieldovlindgren]

As far as I know Julia Fisher is the only one who can perform a violin concerto and a piano concerto on the highest level. Her interpretation of the Grieg piano concerto is a marvel!

[@wannabecat369]

Kreisler once played, upon short notice, the orchestral transcription of the Mendelssohn VC accompaniment on piano. Enescu was also a great pianist, there is a roll of him playing a transcription of "Zigeunerweisen". However, they are both dead, so they "can"'t perform a violin concerto and a piano concerto on the highest level--all they can do is rot in their graves. Thank god that they live on in their recordings.

[@richardforshaw8479]

I love this particular video of the concerto, because she looks like she‘s really enjoying playing with the conductor and orchestra ( i also love her smile towards the end of the final movement! She makes you thrilled just to listen and watch her, and her experience in ensemble work brings an extra dimension to her interaction with the orchestra.

[@oguzhanyalc2280]

Use of frog at 12:51 is amazing!!! And also look at that look at the end lolll 26:11

[@peterexner728]

Max Bruch Violinen Konzert Nr. 1, finde ich noch schöner.

[@tonyvu7759]

Absolutely gorgeous! The best!

[@anamariaromeropequeno]

Amazing performance. She and her violin makes a gorgeous complement. Thanks!!!!!

[@cecilsmith2526]

A very classy performer. At all times a pleasure to listen to her. Cec.

[@user-bf8kb7dp7h]

コロナで演奏会に行く気にならない今、一流のアーティストの演奏を見る(聴く)ことが出来るのは嬉しい。 早く生の演奏を聴きに行きたい！

[@annamyshkina81]

Absolutely amazing. Bravo

[@nickyork8901]

We are lucky to have both this and her other performance on YT, but in this one the accompaniment/conducting is particularly good. Her playing is amazing in both of course. I adore her interpretation, just seems so natural.

[@qiqiz398]

because it is London philharmonic lol. Nice taste.

[@sacosec]

Sensational!! 👏👏👏

[@ngaluong486]

Amazing performance!

[@Violinist265]

Precious ❤

[@raymondefouanon9930]

Mon concerto favori. Merci Julia tu es toujours dans cette excellence. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💔💔💔💔

[@user-lm6vt1ei9s]

Fantastique !

[@richardforshaw8479]

I love your playing! Everything is so beautifully controlled and musically fabulous. Thankyou for thrilling me with all your performances!

[@drewmog123456]

Julia, I think you must have been born with a violin under your chin! Beautiful and beautiful - you and the music.

[@adamskayneh9125]

Beautiful!

[@justin_de_leon]

The legend that is Julia Fischer.

[@user-yc6oq4en9z]

Perfect!

[@donaldmccormack7580]

Thank you very much for such an enjoyable concert.

[@martinsechet6297]

Can't wait to see her at La Maison de la Radio in Paris the 20th of october 2022 !

[@zinam5795]

BRAVO !

[@alastairboles4437]

Amazing playing, BRAVO

[@Eyiba07]

Awesome!

[@nicolaspl2382]

Fantástica 🤩

[@Nebechadnezzar]

26:10.....I call that "casual shredding".

[@onlinemusiclessonsadamphil4677]

Amazing

[@haraldlapins8652]

I love the way Julia plays the violin. Can't exactly put my finger on it...just something........

[@marilacastrovillarroel2695]

La Señorita Julia F.muy bien interpretado este concierto un genio del violín 🎻 muchas felicidades desde mi país Chile 🇨🇱 la sigo por Facebook Dios Bendiga su Talento muy bien

[@Christina-ig3wl]

B

[@Christina-ig3wl]

🥳

[@annamyshkina81]

Legendary

[@srachai]

too beautiful to make a comment !

[@egorbrandt]

❤️❤️❤️

[@chucklob4723]

My favorite was always Maazel and Cleveland. The rest of the cycle wasn't impressive, but he really was in tune with 1 and 2.

[@keonl5613]

When was this? Personally one of the best performance in utube

[@rafaelvidal2762]

Did she just do THAT? Omg.

[@un23]

12:15 24:15

[@jorgecruz7662]

Excellente Julia, mais quelle aberration de mettre celli et contrebasses a côté des premiers violons !!! Dommage !!

[@jorgecruz7662]

@FSS2000 Well, in the score the composer put the first and second violins together. For me it's the best disposition. I believe that the composer didn't want it "concertato".

[@user-pk6li5sf9v]

名前は?

[@GeorgesBrezzo-qu8pl]

Fischere

[@MrKlemps]

This concerto's structure has never been made so clear but with no sacrifice of expression. The latter grows from the former intrinsically. Fischer and Jurowski are probably the two most musically thoughtful performers before the public today. Curiously neither of them have any career to speak of in America. Why is that? Jurowski was a serious contender for the Boston Symphony job after Levine left, and the Orchestra hired Andris Nelsons. Nelsons! Think of it. A fine conductor but on an entirely different level of musical sensibility from the one that Jurowski inhabits. Fischer can play rings around Hilary Hahn but Hahn is the best-marketed soloist around. Why is that? Who pulls the strings whereby the first-rate are more or less shunned?

[@peterszigeti7476]

Sorry to say, the orchestra is too noisy.