Perlman Zukerman Passacaglia 2017

[@sadbriansadbrian]

So sad seeing these two legends getting old. :,(

[@albertogamboa4651]

I want to cry :'(

[@foxtrotfelix9086]

Just be happy that they're alive the same time as you are :)

[@RamSadeh]

Was thinking this very same thing.. But they dont just fade.. they still Bloom..!!

[@eunnatittle2118]

It isn’t sad as much as just part of life. The profound beauty of seeing two friends making music and sharing it for decades; the richness of it is demonstrated in this moving performance. The inspiration, instruction, & legacy they have built for the younger generation of musicians is an example to us all to share all that we have been given w generosity of heart and passion.

[@noy7244]

Hilary is a good violinist but you Can't compare her to these two legends.

[@rockhard2654]

these guys have been playing together since they were children doesn't seem that long ago they're still kinda children

[@baconandeggs4749]

Lol

[@ruthandsrebro2789]

I completely agree with you!!

[@ArianSadrayi]

Zubin Mehta's snicker is priceless. "We're gonna play for you a piece that we've NEVER played before."

[@GH-oi2jf]

Arian Sadrayi - That’s Itzhak Perlman.

[@brandonrittenour5905]

@@GH-oi2jf Perlman says it, but Mehta is the one who snickers. That's what Ariana Sadrayi was referring to.

[@kopikostar]

Hearing these two legends play this piece when I was a little boy made me want to play violin

[@mariaamparocatala2506]

Pinchas toca la viola en este concierto ,me encanta cuando tocan juntos ❤🎉

[@diegeigergarnele7975]

They both got old but to be fair Zuckermann sound is still rock solid. Heard him live one and a half year ago and he still managed to fill the huge Maggio Fiorentino hall all the way to the back where I was

[@a.l8973]

This is still amazing after 20years , came from the 1997 version. Mr. Perlman is just funny, and Mr Zukeans mad skills on the viola wow! #violagang

[@yawenliu6648]

was lucky to be there hear this live last week! One of the most memorable night in Carnegie Hall :)

[@yanagawajoe]

I have loved this tune for forty years played by Zukerman and Perlman. This tune can be alive in them. I love it forever.

[@raoultak]

Two friends for life I think, two genius violin players. Love them.

[@chiuyuetk]

兩位大師級，一起跟同一位老師,一起成為頂尖高手，一起與音樂終老。實在感動。

[@ruthandsrebro2789]

Kristen, so beautifully written.😊

[@jamescwolf]

Love those guys. I've seen them both live, but never together. World's best.

[@prodvi333]

72года человеку, играет до сих пор очень выразительно, красиво и технично. Один из лучших скрипачей всех времён

[@richardhughes2631]

Like a very fine wine! They make it look so easy and the sound so beautiful

[@ruthandsrebro2789]

Richard, I completely agree with you.

[@carolineleiden]

Both grandpa's but still young at heart.

[@helenepesan4377]

Love you pinchas et itzak 😍

[@thiagoelorde4906]

Sem palavras para descrever Itzhack Perlman e Pinchas Zukerman, eu ainda vou mostrar esse video pra um filho(a) e falar: Olha filho(a) foram eles que inspiraram o papai a querer tocar Violino🥺🥺❤❤❤❤

[@laurafigueroa4613]

¡Caramba! Este par de gigantes arranca lágrimas con su pasión.

[@alexsaldarriaga8318]

How time flies! I saw both of them play this very same piece in Miami Beach a little over 30 years ago. I love how they always make it sound fresh and new. They are the greatest violin-viola duo of the last half-century.

[@ruthandsrebro2789]

I completely agree with you. It is Paradise listening to them play.

[@davidschestenger3366]

Is not sad, is inspiring the power of will, I’m having a hard time with myself for health problems , until I pick up my guitar and those gentleman shows that limites has being done to cross them Aleluya and thank you for sharing beauty and humor

[@necipnalcaci5516]

These men have one soul. God bless them.

[@RamSadeh]

Look at Zubin Mehta- How beautiful to see them three- Not to even mention the enchanting playing

[@jairochaves8916]

Esses caras ainda arrancam lágrimas dos meu olhos!!!!

[@yanagawajoe]

Zubin mehta, Perlman, Zukerman, they look old. Me too. I love their tune so much.

[@eugenemethalieu2559]

No pueden ser distintos son buenos, simples, exelentes profesionales: sun muy agradables para escuchar y darles un abrazo a la distancia. Un gracias enorme y todo mi respeto y consideración! k.anton.Argentina.

[@richardwebb2348]

Zuckerman - long time advocate for the performance of baroque music on period instruments

[@AmadoDom]

two legends

[@johnfloyd2202]

The joy in the guy from the back 🥹

[@voraciousreader3341]

Wow. That’s all I can think of to say. Totally knocked out!

[@ruthandsrebro2789]

Me too.

[@brynjarhoff-lr6hw]

Great players and a great Norwegian piece of music…arr.Halvorsen…

[@GabrielNastrot]

I hope to see them play in my life time, hurts to see them aging :(

[@garychangarychan]

I love them forever ❤❤

[@desigunda6956]

Oh melody come back from heaven. God bless you

[@bboygraff1]

Pinchas vibrated on the body of the violin during last note!

[@alexmistbringer7640]

viola**

[@tmic3273]

yea, a big violin

[@bboygraff1]

Viola my bad. But I've never seen that before!

[@alexmistbringer7640]

it is because he was playing open strings, so his fingers weren't pressed on the string to vibrate normally. instead, he decided to vibrate on the body for extra resonance out of the wood. hope that makes sense!

[@bboygraff1]

though he would just vibrate on the octave higher with the third finger.

[@rachaelbratsch]

Amazing! Seems like this performance is just as good, if not better than years earlier

[@caesarmaria-anitahelensant2135]

I love Mr. Perlman

[@radioheadtv3131]

Well that’s one excellent sight reading

[@retrops4261]

Definitely helps that they have been "sightreading" this together for at least the last 39years at the time of this recording:) what's amazing is that it still sounds fresh and different, even though they have played it together so so so (so) many times!!

[@christinestill5002]

Fun to contrast w/ early , early career , great movie of them TROUT on YT.

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

Bravo.Very beautiful concert.... with my favorite violinist Itzhak Perman 🎻❤️🌷Bravo Maestro Zukerman 🌹

[@m.g.kroger]

What a joy to listen to!!

[@elenaamerighi4807]

wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@reginaldolamonato7193]

os melhores violinista sem comentários simplesmente maravilhoso

[@IanRob2011]

Brilliant

[@youngwoongacademy7345]

Legends never die.

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

Thank you very much Maestro Itzhak Perlman my favorite violinist 🎻❤️ And Maestro Zukerman 🌹

[@juliaotilia1]

Awesome listen both together, they are two really good violinist

[@neilthomas8156]

It’s the music man,they can still play

[@ibonb24]

Two words: BRA VO!!!!

[@rodluc2001]

Better than ever ❤️

[@PabloskyS84]

that last note on the viola! vibrating the open string =O

[@acaenbelgrado_]

BRAVISIMO!

[@tuxjanus]

so happy to know they are still playing at this age. Gods on violin. Thas is how I'm presenting them to my sons.

[@alessandropereiradelima]

Sem palavras 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@trevorgwelch7412]

Perlman Truly Master Class and Beyond.

[@guilhermealberto7209]

Respect !

[@덕수궁김씨]

Great and respect .. I hope they are foever

[@adamgtwn]

highest respect !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@HoEthanKing]

please come to TAIWAN play this song

[@agustinrosaleschase]

I liked this one better than the old performance they did together that is on KZbin. Am I the only one?

[@agustinrosaleschase]

*Says one person* Why do you think the other one is better? I'm curious.

[@agustinrosaleschase]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmi3oJd7fLGbh7M This is my favorite for the same reason that I think this one was better than the old one from 30 years ago. Oh and let me rephrase the irony: "you're the only one" *says one person*

[@agustinrosaleschase]

Don't call me ignorant, you should have just asked me what I meant if you didn't understand and then decided whether I was ignorant. Don't be another example of the toxicity that is often present here on youtube. The reason I say that this performance is better than the one from 30 years ago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnKucmaogaqBfbc is because in that old performance they didn't seem to take the music seriously -- the superfluous vibrato was almost patronizing. Though this performance is obviously not perfect and has technical flaws, it has the intention and leaves a far greater impact. It is my opinion that the intention of the music is far more important than technical perfection. If you perfectly paint a terrible seen, it is still terrible seen. Compare this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmi3oJd7fLGbh7M And this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnKucmaogaqBfbc And then tell me I'm ignorant, and why. I didn't mean to offend you with my comment about you being one person saying I was the only one who has this opinion, I just thought it was ironic.

[@lukashf8440]

Joseph Chan wow dude what is ur problem🤣🤣 seriously chill. and youre also mindbogglingly delusional...

[@borisc6714]

Both version are astounding... They were already mature musician in the other version, but just lie a wine of great vintage, they get better with age. Whenever I listen to those two musicians, I have the impression of only one entity is playing both instruments. Like they are telepathically link together.

[@eliaskaleb2307]

Mestres

[@guerrero4982]

At 1:28 it feels like the bassist is staring into my soul...

[@violin3394]

And the other one is crying:D

[@JustFiddler]

😇 legends

[@simomechinou3221]

😍😍😍bravoooooo

[@desmostheproducer]

In my chamber group I'm playing this with a *cellist*

[@gabriel1chan]

This is the better version than their younger one. Absolutely in tune, in sync. Of course not possible to sight read.

[@nitelite4340]

Well it’s definitely not more in tune than their younger recording but ok lol

[@blairekim2802]

I’m so sad.. All of these great tremendous soloists having white hair together and performing in this age🤧

[@chad9015]

Think of it the other way,, we're lucky to be able to hear them play still, at such an old age

[@Lewesis]

Is Zubin Mehta the conductor in the background. He looks quite exhausted

[@유지훈-t4z]

Lewesis Old men performance

[@stepaushi]

@@유지훈-t4z 👎

[@danielmatejca7919]

Amazing playing. I just don't know what to say. These 2 guys are alive legends. It hurts, when I see these legends older and older.... And by the way, guys does anybody know, where Perlman bought that awesome shirt ? Plz, write it down, if you know it. I want one. I need one. :'D

[@RE-nv4we]

Any Chinese bazaar.

[@Ickguenthrasil]

Probably custom tailored

[@nitelite4340]

obviously not what they once where, but the same character is still there

[@jonathanwing5901]

Just two kids making music together :)

[@ruthandsrebro2789]

JONATHAN so true😅

[@oscarmarascia3639]

😢❤

[@jurelitoplis1253]

Que pena que el sonido del vídeo no es bueno porque son una locura de violinistas, maravilloso.

[@FB__]

2 Maestri

[@superstarzye]

눈 물 나. . ㅜ

[@Phusthojlsq]

I've noticed those notes at 7:26, personally, I think they sound awkward. I had this notice the first time I listen to this duo when they were younger. At first, I thought Zubin must have made the wrong note, but after several later performances like this one, it's still the same ! So they must know what they're doing. I have checked with another duos and they don't sound like this. Anyone who knows music, can you explaine this to me, thanks.

[@NT-kr6dn]

What is the technique for 3:12? I can't get the bow to bounce for that long

[@marks9618]

Ricochet bowing. The middle of the bow has some "give" naturally, but the upper middle to the tip doesn't bend. If you start the bow a little above the string in the middle and continue with lots of speed and little pressure, the bow will bounce very quickly on its own. See Paganini Caprice 1 for a good example

[@유지훈-t4z]

Perlman:Oh my strength..... Zukerman:a little more come on..

[@emmanuelpellaton487]

I am applauding at home, don't worry guy

[@patrick6110]

Nobody plays it better and believe me because I looked.

[@fatassj]

How do we know when the next time they will perform is?

[@VoxsPats]

*S i g h t r e a d i n g?*

[@jessemendozadavis6544]

It was a joke They've played this before...... kzbin.info/www/bejne/movEqK2Zba19n9E

[@VoxsPats]

oof god bless I've been so disappointed at myself when I heard how well they played for sightreading Ty ^^

[@victoryuanhanlu8646]

I n t e r e s t i n g!

[@hongli9803]

@@VoxsPats i think its because theyve played this a countless amount of time, since they were young. Making this joke funnier.

[@minlan1113ify]

太感人了

[@kemalviolinist9794]

howwww perlman looks soo old :(

[@FletaPascual]

wow como conseguiste este video y que youtube no te lo quite por copy...a mi me lo hizo con algo parecido!! Hay que decir que , musicalmente hablando, Perlman a envejecido mucho peor que Zukerman...

[@lc-b352]

Pinchas Zuckermann aka the best altist in the world xD

[@kiyu_u6009]

Good one Perlman 😂😂😂😂

[@MrAtomicPig]

Where is Halvorsen here on the record?

[@TutorialesDANIPG]

6:29

[@jakewatson668]

Does anyone know what this is the encore to?

[@prospero6337]

Don’t see that.....ever.... :>

[@baconandeggs4749]

So embarrassing for me to mess up and go to the toilet at a public concert :/

[@peterwu7210]

great masters.Haha,he is wearing his Chinese style shirt.

[@jihaozhang6753]

Audio is out of phase lollol

[@NT-kr6dn]

Nah

[@cochem-yo4im]

the racist

[@ldynim]

Zuckerman has studied only music all his life. So there is a very lack of common sense. And he likes to insult people who are more talented than him.

[@RK-do8ug]

I play classical music but I have no respect for such a disgraceful and rascist musician. Zukerman must stop making culturally insensitive and ignorant remarks to young musicians who are Asian or Asian descendants.

[@hiyorioh]

What he say

[@RK-do8ug]

@@hiyorioh About 1 year ago at the online Juilliard symposium, there were two American twin sisters who performed in front of him. These two sisters' mom is Japanese, however, they were born in the US. At the end of the performance, Zuckerman gave feedback about phrasing and told them they need "more soy sauce" in their music. Zuckerman recommended singing to understand phrasing, however, he told the twin sisters, "Koreans don't sing" and one of the girls bravely told him they are not Korean. After Zuckerman asked about their heritage, he said to them, "Japanese people don't sing either" and continued his speech. At the end of the symposium, Zuckerman gave a final remark and intentionally mentioned again that singing is just not in Asian people's DNA. After his remarks drew global attention, he then apologized about not being sensitive and said he would apologize to those twin sisters. Juilliard decided not to post the symposium on their website. Since the incudent, many Asian and Asian-American musicians have spoken out about having been stereotyped as musicians and practitioners. You can find the article related to the Juilliard symposium incident on the NYTimes and Washington Post. Once I had a viola professor who responded to my comment and said "Asians are taking over the classical music world" as if it was some sort of a serious and urgent crisis to him. Music is for everyone, not just white people. Period.

[@garrysmodsketches]

@@RK-do8ug omg that's literally the Holocaust 😱😭

[@rifcafcaf2391]

@@RK-do8ug You say he has to stop because he is still racist?

[@callumrobinson6763]

fuck, Perlman's lost it. Many out of tune notes and the tone really was not good.

[@lizmchenry4633]

Beg your pardon!

[@frasergilliat154]

Please don't make comments like that unless you could do better

[@callumrobinson6763]

People can have opinions regardless of talent. You can say that you don't like an item of clothing for example. That doesn't mean that you can make better clothes. You can't stop people from having opinions and expressing them freely.

[@nathanprice8518]

Callum Robinson listen to the crowd afterwards. Do you hear? Do they sound upset that there were missed notes? Music is not about perfection in the tone and notes, it’s about inspiring people and demonstrating emotion and excitement. I’m assuming you’re a musician since you so expertly pointed out Itzhak Perlman’s mistakes. With respect, the sooner you learn to perform for the audience instead of worrying about intonation and tone, the better you’re music will be.

[@callumrobinson6763]

I just think that he was better when he was younger. If certain notes were not important they wouldn't be in there and good tone is essential for conveying the music properly. Bad intonation is just painful to listen to. It not just that but his whole technique is just off in this. Zukerman on the other hand is doing a great job. The sooner you realise that everything is equally important to really captivate and convey emotion the better your music will be. These two would get this audience reaction regardless of the actual music content. People are blinded my names.

[@TalonTSI95]

Great to see them both together and going strong in 2017.

[@giseledubois7108]

Capucon

[@ТатьянаПерминова-ф2ч]

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[@TurzoSZsolt]

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