Saint-Saëns: Introduction et Rondo capriccioso / Bendix-Balgley · Berliner Philharmoniker

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Camille Saint-Saëns: Introduction et Rondo capriccioso / Noah Bendix-Balgley, violin and direction · Berliner Philharmoniker / Recorded at the Berlin Philharmonie, 21 January 2018.
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[@britdude74]

One of the cleanest performances I have ever heard of this virtuosic piece! Great to see the orchestra members equally enjoying themselves under Noah's masterful leading :)

[@matthewtaylor7725]

What masterful leading. He's just playing the piece-the orchestra knows what they are doing.

[@britdude74]

@@matthewtaylor7725 Led in the sense of his dance and providing the spirit, not in the sense of controlling the orchestra. You should also remember, they have rehearsed together and I'm sure Noah discussed his expressive preferences ;)

[@ignacioruizviolin4191]

Technique is just fantastic and very good musicality

[@mrsneaky2010]

For me this one of those “Ah so that’s what it is” moments. I heard this piece several times on the likes of the radio but I always thought it was one of those one hit wonders.

[@HelenaWilliams8696]

This virtuosic melody is just so so wonderful to listen that one's mind transcends to a nirvana level to a point one loses conscious and becomes a mental player of Saint-Saëns Rondo Capriccioso. Noah Bendix-Balgley is AN EXTRAORDINARY VIRTUOSO VIOLINIST!

[@julianmorales6738]

I wish I had that ability to control the bow, looks very smooth, it is amazing

[@diegeigergarnele7975]

@FlareOut Capet is good but brings in a lot of confusion. Studying it is more of a personal interest (especially if you don't know french and you have to follow the dreaded english version). Galamian is much more concise and exact. Aside from that, no book will ever teach you the violin. These books are only worth it as a supplement when you are very advanced (able to play tchaikovsky concerto at least) and studying french thecnique with a professional teacher (and one of those who is VERY serious about french bow thecnique). If you don't have a good teacher, or worse if you studied with the usual bad franco belgian approach that resembles a bad russian you are only going to be extremely confused by Capet.

[@JustFiddler]

i wish too

[@jancowell]

Loved this!

[@Musicforever3000]

Excellent violinist!

[@bambino100011]

Soooo clean and expressive!!!! Nice work!!

[@laughinloveforever6707]

Excellent violinist! Thanks a lot!

[@BalbirSingh-gs2xi]

Wonderful.

[@alandeutsch7769]

so clean

[@leoncioviolin]

EXCELENTE

[@raffaeleschiavone9986]

Bravo !!!!!!![

[@AanSihotang]

Noaaaaah 👌🏼❤️

[@shigeoshigeo9977]

Wonderful! I mean the tempo of this music should be like this. As far as I know this famous peace has been played quite often but in miss understood tempo.A lot of people who play the violin have a tendency to something rushed into the music and after all ruined it not only the music but also their abilities to make the music beautiful with much of clarity . Well I think playing music is a kind of mirror, I mean for instance players are going with music and music is going with players otherwise we loose much of quite important things. So I really want to say this Morzart is one of the best,in a great manner and Thank you Mr.Noah.Outstanding work.All the best

[@leonwillett4645]

Wow

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I really need the full version

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[@blscksholz]

🤩

[@michelecherchi154]

fenomeno

[@dariocaporuscio8701]

Ahaha Pahud in the thumbnail is taking the thunder away from the violin player!

[@symphoniacus]

Dario Caporuscio only reason i clicked :D

[@dariocaporuscio8701]

Numerus Flute players of the world, unite! At 1:13 Pahud is definitely playing louder than the violin player

[@gregdrilling9573]

Probably in his contract ;)

[@giovannifinucci]

Ciao Dario sono giovanni

[@abrahamparraamante6850]

He is the concermaster??

[@benmustermann2045]

Sometimes yes

[@ottokarvonschnallenburg2572]

OMG, how tall ist this man😮

[@kamilzholdasov5133]

the name of the all violinists pls

[@MarkHatlestad]

www.berliner-philharmoniker.de/en/orchestra/

[@user-ob1vt3xj8i]

Noah Bendix-Balgley

[@ILikeBirds]

Hilary Hahn played this at 11... ;-;

[@DimitriMorel]

personnellement son interprétation me laisse de marbre. Je n'ai pas aimé. Aucunes émotions ne sort de cette interprétation. Dommage.