Perlman in Russia Violin Concerto in D Opus 35

[@BenChanViolin]

I learn something new every I watch Perlman perform. Today's focus was vibrato, as I prepare to post my own video demonstrating how it's done. I'd love to have Perlman's vibrato right about now! Ah well, patience and perseverance, as they say :-)

[@sealvr77]

Perlman shows his mastership of the Violin in this video... I smiled the whole time... I couldn't believe he would drop his arm and wait to strike the strings with such force knowing that he wouldn't make a mistake ... OPUS No. 35.. the MOST DIFFICULT and he made it seem easy!! BRAVO!! BRAVO!!!!BRAVO!!!!

[@luispantoja2009]

Excellent I believe that Itzhak is the best violin player in the world. Thanks for your fantastic interpretation¡

[@leslieseabaugh6914]

He enjoys the music so much it is a wonder to watch....a living immortal.

[@GoyoTex]

I have the CD of this performance and it my favorite classical piece. There is something about the music and the incredible performance of Perlman that totally absorbs me. To see it is a real treat, What amazing control he has over the instrument and the bow. Superhuman-- or perhaps an example of what humans are capable of given the right combination of talent, training and dedication.

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

Wonderful! ITZHAK PERLMAN is fantastic and Amazing i believe ITZHAK PERLMAN Hy is my favorite violiniste and best violinist 🎻❤️🌷

[@Solomonik1973]

мне посчастливилось быть на этом концерте. исполняли Чайковского и 5 симфонию Малера. это был первый концерт зарубежного оркестра,который я слушал. был железный занавес в советские времена и таких событий фактически не было раньше. это было потрясение,которое запоминается на всю жизнь. мне тогда было 17 лет. стояли наверху. билетов не было уже наверное за пол года до концерта.

[@swathimuralee]

The speech by Mr.Perlman in the last is really touching. It will bring tears in the eyes of people who loves this virtuoso artiste.

[@salvavillani]

Che meraviglia ascoltare il Maestro Perlman.Oltre ringraziare lui,voglio ringraziare anche Dio per avermi dato questa possibilità. Milla grazie!! Salvatore Villani-Firenze

[@chazzunusmaven]

In all my years of listening and watching violin concertos I have NEVER seen anyone play this concerto with such vim and vigor and animation as does Perlman. His interaction with Mehta and the orchestra is unbelievable. It shows his deep love and devotion to the music he plays. May all of our future violin virtuosi be able to play with such vim and vigor.

[@iamemod]

He makes it sound so staccato like. i like it:D

[@TwelfthRoot2]

I love the fullness with which Perlman plays. His interviews are also very entertaining.

[@DoughbeezyShorts]

Perfect. Absolutely perfect. IMO perlman is the best that ever lived. He may not be a technical god like Jascha Heifetz or have the sweet tone of Fritz Kreisler, but there is no one who can put their entire being into the music like Perlman does. That's why he's the best; his immense and unending musicality. Bravo!

[@violinlb10]

the best piece ever written played by the best violinist ever!!!

[@hungmingtai]

Twenty years ago, I cried when I listened to Mr. Perlman's record. At that moment, I never thought about that I will be still so touched and cry again 20 years later. Thank yakovsmirnov55 for posting this. And thank Mr. Perlman and the orchestra.

[@Moonlightfemme]

A true legend & gifted musician! I will forever be in awe of Itzhak Perlman!

[@jimmbo13]

Cmon! This is by far the cleanest, technically superb performance. more than that, it has the most raw feeling Ive ever heard!

[@zeeprincesszee]

He is so lovely u can see that he loves and enjoys it and u end up loving and enjoying it too.

[@Southernguitar74]

I had the wonderful privilege of seeing Itzhak Perlman at the Fox theater in Atlanta when I was in 3rd grade...haha...Many years ago. Incredible is an understatement.

[@AngelaAmato]

So Fantastic for someone who never thought of himself to be a virtuoso violinist, there are only few words to add up. Te encore also a moving experience for him but also for many. Lovely, again .....so wonderful!!!

[@Valkyrie91a]

I agree! To see him perform in person (I was in the 8th row at a performance 2 years ago) is so spectacular that I simply don't have the words to describe it. And his violin has a truly distinctive sound to it! Heavenly.

[@kathys092]

Amazing spicatto!!!!! One of my favorite violin concertos. Perlman really makes this piece amazing to listen to.

[@carmenguanacasteca]

It is simply the best! It brings me the most amazing memories. A gift from Above!

[@mariadelrefugiobecerril8396]

Simplemente fantástico ❤️.Itzak Perlman

[@RBLVK]

Should say it's the 3rd :P the 1st is the most beautiful one! When I was 3 I watched this tape over and over again cause I loved the violin so much, that's how I started! And Itzhak Perlman is a briljant violin player! He plays with such a great amount of feeling! Love it! Greatings, Roderick

[@gnatural]

perlmans bow arm is soo good, the pressure and everything the control.soo much expression in his playing

[@stradivari87]

It seems that for him is a game. It 'really incredible. Perlman is a great violinist and perfect interpreter of music ... is an example for young violininst very important.Amazing!

[@yawenliu6648]

Maestro Perlman is always brimming with joy and compassion when he plays!

[@WandaRibeiro]

All I can say is that Mr.Perlman is the best. I love him.

[@BNY88_Y]

Thank you soooooooooooooooooooooooo much for posting this!

[@gianpaga11]

Thanks Mr. Smirnov for Video. Fantastic! Giancarlo Lugano(Switzerland)

[@paganviodio]

well, this cannot be played better in a concert situation, he was always my hero, and he still is.

[@quartzyegghead]

this is sooooo goooood i just love it it's incredible what he can do!

[@str3123]

Simply the best violinist in the world

[@miguale]

Joyeux et magistralement joué... Immense bravo.

[@hbertolinih]

Extrodinary , fabulous! B"H what a talent!

[@angus24402870451]

The best interpretation of this violin concerto, ever!

[@angus24402870451]

Full of passion. Incredible, really incredible!

[@Jeremyamoto]

Man, the Soil Strad is such an incredible instrument. I love that pop sounds it makes under every bow stroke. It's just there at every moment, responding instantly to whatever Perlman want's to get out of it. What a great partnership.

[@Sacrilegious_Designs]

incredible ' look at the sound precision...

[@Alefebob]

Perlman nós aqui no Brasil gostariamos muito de recebe-lo , quem sabe um dia ! Te amamos...

[@omerahr]

Superb!!!!! Wonderful!! Amazing!!!

[@rwleon76]

lo mejor que e escuchado en mi vida...

[@lamatavai]

vurtuosismo puro!! qué regalo!!

[@katiekatlovesu]

He's always smiling, I love him. If only he was my grandfather. Then he can teach me :( I also like the way he holds the bow.

[@pilotwannabe235]

Wow! just... wow. He is incredible!!!

[@NunoMiguel1976]

As far as I´m concerned Perlman is the best living violin virtuoso in the whole world. I wish I could take classes from him. Besides lots of practice I guess that his secret is that he plays with all his heart and soul.

[@gnatural]

its just glorious music... plain and simple

[@lanarv]

ITZHAK PEARL- MAN !!! Thank you for what you said..TRUE WORDS indeed : ''To play OUR ANTHEM in the country where we were refused..'' ..and these who came here for some blah-blah...just GOOOO...Let other people to ENJOY :-)

[@gawgul]

he looks happy and content, bemused, humble, serious, emotioanl, and the musical sound is always screaming with exhilaration. I see him live performing Beethoven vk in a couple weeks.

[@DEFINITIVEPENCHANT]

Simply, the greatest.

[@katiekatlovesu]

He's always smiling, I love him. If only he was my grandfather. Then he can teach me :(

[@robynsalain]

un violoniste admirable dans un grand concerto !

[@jerryfaganmusic]

@wezzlle This was the most wonderful thing I were heard!!

[@onetwothreeandmore]

Wunderschön! Tschaikovsky perfekt dargebracht, einfach mitreißend!

[@happypeoplelikecake]

Magnifico! Bravo!

[@ansdyd]

wow...best sautille bowing i have ever seen..

[@gnatural]

this performance is legendary.

[@emilyhetrick]

Fantastic!

[@siminadora]

c'est merveilleux .....

[@claviolino]

you can find the dvd of this in a lot of musicshops of CDs shops! the dvd is edited by EMIclassic! have fun!

[@kaichun_wong]

fantastic!

[@jtai1111]

you have no idea how difficult it is to get that type of clear and crisp yet uninterrupted sound with spitzaccato. This guys pretty insane.

[@hmgp7963]

awesome!! perfect

[@redshaftedflicker]

Love the hankerchief over the chinrest, almost like his signature. It's would bug the hell out of me but at least he doesn't get hickies! Perfect intonation and yeah that spicatto is is unbelievable!

[@wishasg2350]

Impresionante!

[@samhainreads]

This so great... I feel like burning my violin.

[@filantropoto]

excellent........ simple amazing.:)

[@hmallin48]

his eyes are closed for half the song too!.....epic!

[@iavaaranda]

woooooooooooooow i love him!!!!

[@istreba]

c'est extraordinaire quel son incroyable

[@dmwalker24]

You can just feel from watching him that he's not even on the edge. Like he's still got some speed left in reserve. Amazing. Seems like he's having an absolute blast, and who wouldn't...

[@chjimenez]

Wow, wonderful technique

[@PRiNCESSJ0CELYNE]

c'est étonnant. il est vraiment bon

[@Balancement]

Nothing quite like heavenly music played by the Seraphim.

[@royalxanadu]

So amazing it makes me want to weep. But I won't so that I can focus on the music.

[@Wiener-Doo]

Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@WaterLikey]

gorgeous

[@wezzlle]

The secret to being this good on any instrument, as anyone virtuoso will tell you..practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice practice, and that alone is no gaurantee to greatness. It takes 2500 hrs ( @ 7 hrs/day for 1 year) to be good and then another 5000 hrs to be trully impressive on an instrument, but true greatness doesnt just come from hard practice, but it sure is a great start !

[@Liebetraurig]

@MikiRei Thank you very much! I really don't know difference between them before......yes you are right. they do practice a lot.....

[@jesulin40]

juer que tio mas grande. m´encantaaaa.

[@sanmartinian]

That's Tchaikovsky and one of the best violin concerts ever. And it's Perlman...

[@mattxr2i]

Perlman is just amazing! Love this piece too. I'm a bit more partial to the first movement. But this one surely does not lack excitement! :-)

[@Jameselwai]

incredible

[@TiagoHikaru]

THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@HECTORE1]

EXCELENTE!!!! Es grande Parleman

[@violinist102]

Also. David Oistrakh has a wonderful interpretation!

[@yiyumandy]

hermoso perfecto genial

[@Gabacarin]

queria ve-lo tocando o primeiro movimento deste concerto.../ I would like to see itzhak playing the first movement of this concert...

[@markhilbertrossetti1796]

Mehta motors in Elmhurst IL and I lost the delay here.

[@bedenerexhepaj293]

Magnificent!!!

[@kyubimetal]

perlman es un gran musico

[@iamemod]

amazing spitcatto..

[@WhyDodo]

Perlman always has the best facial expressions. :)

[@MikiRei]

@Liebetraurig Are you talking about Perlman? He's not the first violinist - he's the SOLOIST. Big difference. First violinist usually do look at the music so they don't get lost. As for soloist, it's not that hard to memorise actually. You just keep practicing & it's usually engraved into ur brain before you know it. Either that, or you just memorise phrase by phrase. As someone said - practice, practice, practice! :p

[@MomSaysImCool]

That's what really makes him special.

[@WaterLikey]

the ultimate dynamic peace

[@jaybee106]

Perlman, Mehta, the Israel Philharmonic and Tchaikovsky - heaven!

[@dsumhank]

yeah..man.. you try playing it? perlman is awesome, as he is

[@doctorculture5343]

1990 год. Это был праздник!