Shostakovich - Violin Concerto No 1 Hilary Hahn/Mariss Jansons BPO

[@rocketmancmbn]

Saw Hahn in Stockholm about this time (Beethoven’s concerto) and was absolutely astonished how she was already a master of her craft. And she really knocked this out of the park!

[@kevinteichroeb6997]

Pieces like this are next to impossible to memorize, let alone play with such insight and perfection of tone.

[@alexanderdupuis]

She never ceases to amaze me. Plays like an angel. A consistent angel. From Mozart to Schoenberg she turns everything she touches to gold. LOVE listening to HIlary Hahn,

[@juqual78]

I completely agree. Best of her generation imo!

[@owenmcneill7746]

Based on the fact that she's widely considered to be the best violinist in the world...Yeah.

[@riccardomangin1635]

Hilary brings love and light in this dark, dramatic great concerto while Ostrakh whispers sorrow and despair. And the third giant Vengerov brings a huge strength, powerful drama. ❤❤❤

[@TomBarrister]

This was performed in Tokyo's Suntary Hall on November 27th 2000, which happened to be Ms. Hahn's 21st birthday. Mariss Jansons is conducting the Berlin Philharmonic. Maestro Jansons had a long career as conductor, notably for the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, and he was known for his interpretations of the works of Shostakovich and other Russian composers, as well as Mahler. Ms. Hahn needs no introduction; she is considered to be one of the finest solo violinists in the world. She has won three Grammy awards and has been recently nominated for another.

[@DieFlabbergast]

＊Suntory

[@davidkuder4356]

Mariss Jansons led the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra in the mid-1990s. I had the joy of attending his premier there, at which he conducted Mahler 's 1st, preceded by Stravinsky's "Firebird Suite." So amazing. As if I had never really heard either work before. The college I served during that period engaged the PSO in a partnership arrangement to attract audiences to annual concerts from our county north of Pittsburgh, and I got to speak with him on several occasions. A great, kind and thoughtful man, and an unexcelled 20th Century Conductor. The world is poorer for his untimely passing.

[@joanschansberg677]

​@@davidkuder4356nice pictures 📸

[@papasy3748]

Thanks for providing more color bud!! I always find it helpful in engaging more deeply with performers and their work. Knowing where a band I'm not familiar with is from, for example, is a sure-fire way for me to remember them since there's so much music coming at us (i.e. sound fiends 😅)

[@rnnyhoff]

Thank you for that biographical and musical data for this concert. This is a first listen for myself of this concerto and Hillary is the perfect violinist to experience this work. Such a remarkable artist whose temperament and personality are mirrored in her virtuoso play.

[@noc2_art]

Such a master at 21 years of age... She's a miracle of nature...

[@mathildewesendonck7225]

Side note: what an excellent quality of filming!! This must have been around 2000, and it’s a better recording than many today with more advanced technology

[@christopherwoulfe5916]

I'd suggest that the Suntory is a good place to find the best sound and video equipment .... close to the factories that designed & made it possibly. It's very good production.

[@webcafe-tw3qu]

@@christopherwoulfe5916 This is BPO Concert in Japan. Tokyo, Suntary Hall on November 27th 2000, This video was broadcast on NHK TV.

[@sungeunjin78]

Omg. My favorite violinist and my favorite conductor of all time. Now I get it what people mean by the marriage made in heaven.

[@jingren]

I know right! Jansons gone too young, RIP.

[@jadonkao5945]

00:40 1. Nocturne: Moderato 13:29 Scherzo: Allegro non troppo 19:36 Passacaglia: Andante 28:58 Cadenza 34:07 IV. Burlesca: Allegro con brio 40:50 Bach, JS: Violin Sonata No. 1 in G Minor, BWV 1001: IV. Presto

[@TS-bb1pv]

Thank you for the song time 😊

[@paulflute]

thank you.. very helpful.. ;9)

[@JustFiddler]

bagus sekali ! Matur suksma

[@woohooman-fl9vq]

Such comments should always be pinned. They're so convenient.

[@p0dkk39]

Thanks my neeger

[@scottmiller6495]

Sensational Performance from two incredible musical geniuses! R.I.P. Maestro you were one of the greatest conductors of all time !!!!!

[@scottmiller6495]

This should have gotten a standing ovation, are you kidding me !!!!!

[@papasy3748]

She has been so very excellent, for so very long. Truly astonishing talent obviously, but even amongst the virtuosos, the depth, restraint, emotion, and authority with which she tackles every piece really really stands out. A true maestra

[@rickyhailpern1866]

Thank heaven that Dimitri outlive Stalin. This unbelievable composition, would never had been heard!! Bravo!!!!!

[@yuribaranov7470]

​@@facente Shostakovich was never the chairman of the musical Stalin Prize commitee, Myaskovsky was. Dmitry Dmitrievich was for a short time an ordinary member of the committee, then expelled for an argument with the chairman and later reinstated -- also for not very long period. And he knew too well that the attempt to publish a concerto like this could took him again into a big trouble like the one he had with "Katherina Izmailova" opera in 1936 . He wrote this music "for the desk drawer" and the public performance became possible only after Stalin's death. Your Cap :)

[@nss4472]

​@@yuribaranov7470 maybe she was about Shostakovich was awarded by Stalin one day?)

[@WideAwakeHuman]

@@yuribaranov7470 dam - my man Yuri knows his shit lol

[@DimitriTheBarbarian]

@@yuribaranov7470 how can classical music (no words, no description) be deemed “dangerous” to the state? I had no idea this was the case. Are there others examples of prohibited music or composers?

[@robertdora7026]

Agreed about Shostakovich not being able to have a piece such as this wonderful concerto performed while Stalin was still alive!! And the same goes for his 11th Symphony!! (Which was the first symphony he composed after all of Stalin's associates were no longer in power...and which is one of, if not the most, continuously intense full scale Symphony composed!! A true force of nature that work is, like Shostakovich himself!!!)

[@mattimaranda9638]

This is one Sick heavy metal concert.

[@Claude1Rochon]

indeed. if any at all group was able to translate this kind of musical genius into the abrasive furor of the metal scene ( that is frankly quite apt at translating the despair of our modern times ) it would be absolutely fucking genius. Alas...we are far from any of this kind of performance on Metal stages. Pity. How i wish they would abandon the ridiculous 4 chords and growling scheme...for a more dangerously educated attack. The musician furor. I guess METAL lore is best left to anvils to express themselves. Even Oranssi Pazuzu leaves me wanting. Why can't METAL musicians orchestrate ? lack of superlative talent ? or is it that Metal genre is not taken seriously at all by the classicaly trained ? i guess ...that answers that.

[@mattimaranda9638]

@Claude1Rochon look up Yngwie Malsteem orchestra.

[@hanssellrock]

Her talent is such a light but besides of that, what a beauty

[@karespratt5131]

This is my favorite violin concerto by my favorite composer performed by my favorite violinist. The nocturne movement speaks to me so profoundly and is by far my favorite slow movement

[@christopherwoulfe5916]

My thanks to those special people who provided all that background in the comments. Music is always still beautiful music but it is somehow helpful to know the context. I'm still grateful to Vasken Fermanian for finding and posting this marvelous video. Thank you all. 👍❤

[@raymondnguyen3035]

So talented musician, and what a magnificent impressionist Slavic romantic phrasé. Even when you was a little girl, Hilary! and your JS Bach! I love!

[@maschavansloten3093]

Every note is sung, the resonance of her violin is amazing, she has got a very pure way of making music, it goes straight to the heart…

[@nss4472]

And so right tone... I am Russian, even more, I am a violinist that heard this music many times... and I truly enjoyed her playing now. She is amazing in this music.

[@alexandreboyenval3140]

Living proof you don’t need a Strad… 😊(hours of practice, incredible skills, and a Vuillaume…)

[@papasy3748]

Also the coughing/throat clearing break between the first and second movements is hella funny lol, it's like everyone's body in the hall put itself into airplane mode and was finally allowed relief when the magic subsided for a moment. Kinda endearing, like stifling wind on a first date that's going really well 😅😅

[@futura1843]

Everyone delights in the magical sound of the violin. But it's Shostakovich! Gone is the drama, the despair, the deep sadness. As it can be found, for example, with Kogan and Kavakos.

[@GammaFields]

I can feel it from this performance. Although, I have never heard Kogan or Kavakos', so what I hear is un-tainted by the need to compare it to something.

[@HowardARoark]

Totally love this woman's performances, she is an absolute star. I saw her once in Dundee, Scotland, a very majestic performance. Very fine orchestra also.

[@ankhanhnguyen2384]

of course, its the berlin phil

[@pibbles-a-plenty1105]

Magnificent! Bravo! Hilary Hahn abolishes any doubt she is master of this most difficult Shostakovitch work.

[@Jay-gl1ch]

Octaves from the phrase 23:47 sounded like birds-- terrific tearjerker

[@Kowjja]

I'm new to Shostakovich but so far i'm a big fan

[@davidblackburn3396]

Shostakovich is a world unto himself, the symphonies, the string quartets, the concertos... Happy listening!

[@Claude1Rochon]

Hilary has splendid ears... and she has an amazingly beautiful personality. Nobody in the World of Classical Music world gives encores. SHE does. I kowtow. HH is Queen. Forget that. Goddess. I kowtow

[@dorothypugh2614]

This concert apparently took place in 2000, when Hahn was not quite 21.

[@frankhijstee3674]

This was recorded the day before her birthday, if I understand the text correct. At one point it said 2000-11-26. She was born on the 27th.

[@user-xv4he4mt4x]

@@frankhijstee3674 That's today. She's 43 years old today.

[@ronkatz507]

What a piece of music! first time I hear it. extraordinary. and Mrs. Hahn is a top violinist. what a great performance.

[@Claude1Rochon]

Thank you so much Vasken. This is an offering beyond compare. ♥

[@sacredkinetics.lns.8352]

` Brilliant 🌷🌺🌹

[@williammeek]

0:46 - Movement I, Nocturne 13:33 - Movement II, Scherzo - 15:51 - Mischievous - 18:40 - Further shenanigans 19:41 - Movement III, Passacaglia - Cadenza - 29:03 34:10 - Movement IV, Burlesca

[@golfairsafari]

Stunning performance and a favorite conductor too. Bravo!

[@marineboy305]

mesmerizing tone

[@zuzannawisniewska4464]

Hilary Hahn is great. Can't stop listening to this performance. This orchestra, Hilary and conductor did an exceptional job...

[@JMaxwell1000]

Fabulous! Hilary Hahn will do down as one of the greatest violinists ever. This is a stunningly beautiful rendition of this difficult concerto.

[@robshef718]

One of the Best I've seen....

[@Manaritzis88]

In stead of fleeing from the USSR, he expressed his fear, his sufferings in this way, absolutely stunning work! What a brave guy shostakovich was!

[@marcinlazarz9023]

Brave but unhappy...😢

[@mjlosur8986]

Je cherchais désespérément une vidéo qui m’accroche. J’ai trouvé. Quelle beauté dans cette oeuvre méditative ou endiablée, toujours très intense. Le temps est suspendu, suspendu à l’archet de cette merveilleuse interprète.❤❤❤

[@robertoraccagni3126]

È un concerto strepitoso ! Musica fantastica ! Super Mariss Jansons e i Berliner ! Hilary Hahn eccezionale , bravissima ! Grazie x questo video ! È uno dei più belli che abbia mai visto e ascoltato . Grazie KZbin

[@jamesmorelandoliver8897]

I am breathless, speechless, in some state of incredulity at seeing and hearing this young violinist and this brilliantly gifted orchestra performing this most difficult work of music with such graceful comprehension. It is truly an exceptional and astonishing experience to see and hear what some can accomplish in their craft. It's like being visited by angels. Bravo!

[@claudiosaez6419]

tremendo!... Asombroso, poderoso!... Gracias, Shostakovich, Hann y Orquesta!!!

[@alecwilliams7111]

As a violinist who has played at this concerto for many a moon, and with no particular success, I must say that I admire Ms. Hahn's performance greatly. This is not a work for talented amateurs. Her technique and spirited playing set the standard for the rest of us. Shostakovich wrote 2 VIOLIN CONCERTOS, and I can't say i understand No. 2, but I've been in love with No. 1 since college. By the way, have you heard Shostakovich's SYMPHONY NO. 9? That's where he gave the one-fingered salute to Stalin, and lived to tell the tale. His memoirs--TESTAMENT--are well worth a read.

[@BytomGirl]

Two amazing artists and one of my most favorite composers. What could be better?

[@josequaresma3865]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@clauss2563]

Sorry to say but Oistrakh, Mravinsky is easily better!

[@molybdaenmornell123hopp5]

@@clauss2563 In what way?

[@Laiyi402]

Prodigies!

[@jamesmatthews905]

@@clauss2563 They were both certainly older, I agree, but Hilary is both fresher and more pure in her tone and I have heard both Oistrakh and Kogan in concert

[@professorpiet]

Breathtaking and unbelievable! This is as good as it gets 😍

[@danielolivier5599]

Youth and maturity of an artist are not the same and cannot be compared especially for Hilary Hahn. I love her performances but it is wonderful to see her when she was younger. She had something that she doesn't have today. She has something today that she did not have before. She is the most musically gifted of all time for violin. A perfect ear. A notch higher than Itzhak Perlman.

[@tuberaxx]

I loved her when she was younger, but I believe she's better now.

[@danielolivier5599]

@@tuberaxx I do respect your opinion but I did not emphasis if she's better than before. Please take the time to re-read what I wrote. It takes a bit of thoughts. Have a great day :)

[@darkstudios001]

Agree

[@juqual78]

@@tuberaxx I agree 💯

[@nss4472]

Itzhak Perlman is like piece of t and a clown in comparison to this girl. I don't like very much jewish versions (there are very few except like Kogan and Heifetz playing, but i mostly ignore all Perlman's versions that aren't virtuous romantic repertoire).

[@guaguaboy79]

Awesome ~ the best quality so far on KZbin ~^^ Love it.

[@MrBohuslav]

November 26, 2000: a quite excellent celebration on the eve of her 21st birthday

[@Hussain_Eidani]

A masterpiece, amazing performance by the great hilary hahn ❤

[@ytnelsongn]

A masterpiece performed by masters of all kinds. Breathtaking.

[@eddygodoyquiroz1788]

Este concierto,marabillozo.algo asi como un pastelillo Hlandes.merci beaucoup.

[@PhilippeColpaert]

Oh my god, this girl is a gift for the music and the violin

[@canal-9389]

Bisher kannte ich nur den Namen der Hilary Hahn. Unglaublich. Wunderbar.

[@joseyoldi2105]

Obra maestra, preciosa, extraordinaria, espectacular... y encima toca el violín.

[@matiascosmonautico489]

genial comentario 👏👏👏

[@jamesmatthews905]

I agree.

[@wolfgangoker1865]

Requiem and brilliant virtuoso concert

[@grainneromantic]

Es muy reconfortante escuchar buena música, te llena de recuerdos y olvidar los malos momentos. Gracias por hacer esta colección.

[@leonardoiglesias2394]

A mí me gusta mucho más el reggaeton que esta cosa tan aburrida.

[@Shahdmansour44]

This is a diabolical, though queer and captivating composition, and I can never be ascertained that my ears like it. Despite personal taste, it remains a masterpiece; Shostakovich poured his soul, his voice, his consternation into this, and we can never underestimate the horrors he endured under Stalin’s reign… Young Hilary Hahn did so well, having memorized all of this and performed it with passion and vigor 👏

[@Kowjja]

the best violin concerto, probably it's SO profound

[@ОльгаДолганенко-я2р]

Заворожили.Спасибо!!!

[@thais_lino]

38:06 Total banger 🔥👌

[@kathyalmuller5143]

I could listen to Hilary play by the hour. Her playing gives such a good feeling that good brain chemicals are being released in all our brains.

[@ytnelsongn]

Agree

[@sheetalkiran8028]

Dopamine

[@zuzannawisniewska4464]

Agreement.

[@zuzannawisniewska4464]

@@ytnelsongn me too.

[@zuzannawisniewska4464]

@@sheetalkiran8028 yes.

[@sunshineandsmiles9668]

It's amazing that they can touch our hearts

[@georgepower8027]

This is so marvelous to watch and to listen to. Thanks for posting.

[@Тайныйновгородец]

Такого взвешенного и дивного воплощения Шостаковича разве кто ожидал от такой юной девочки? - и ведь сколько лет прошло, но ничего более яркого, внушительного и убедительного по звучанию мне обнаружить пока не удалось...вот это правда. Браво, Hilary !!!

[@violinarchive]

33:34 How is she so powerful...

[@jeffdawson2786]

Tormented and lovely.

[@michaelflynn987]

That was,will always be absolutely remarkable!!

[@Hacking-NASSA-with-HTML]

amazing just amazing ❤I'm speechless.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Hilary’s violin performance is off the charts This splendor of words can not be tuned on

[@shin-i-chikozima]

ショスタコーヴィチの音楽は真夏の一服の清涼剤

[@iconpark6601]

The Andante is just breathtaking

[@abeni999]

Que fenomenal interprete es Hilary,si duda una de las más grandes violinistas del momento,le supo imprimir mas que dulsura a este gran concierto,su interpretación es magistral,me encanto como siempre su maravilloso talento musical,gran dirección, gran orquesta,lstima que el sonido de grabación quedó un poco bajo,pudo ser mejor,aún asi es aceptable,bravooo

[@PM_ME_MESSIAEN_PICS]

if the cadenza sounds like "i want to die", then the fourth movement sounds like "i want to die lol"

[@catherinejanet5806]

ikr

[@ondrejkratochvil4589]

most of Shostakovich sounds "I want to die" ;)

[@PM_ME_MESSIAEN_PICS]

@@ondrejkratochvil4589 either that or circus music because he thinks he's not the clown but the entire circus

[@TheHive616]

​@@PM_ME_MESSIAEN_PICS hahaha, your account name... You must either be a huge fan of Oliver Messiaen, or a huge fan of pictures of old French men

[@andresleon2319]

Hervorragend Frau Hahn, ich liebe die Teufel Tanz! 13:29-19:36

[@川口健太郎-m5e]

この曲の演奏で、これ以上は困難 独奏 オーケストラ 指揮者 すべてが極致 集中力と技術と表現は完璧 精密な演奏 １ヶ月間、毎日、無限リピートして聴いても飽きない 2858カデンツァは、ベルリンフィルの団員も聞き入る

[@orvilleclisby6748]

She's is someone genuine and deserves a genuine outcome.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Hilary holds an unchallenged position as an interpreter of Shostskovich And Hilary is a great Alchemist of the violin who embodies the musical aesthetics of Shostskovich

[@leonardoiglesias2394]

Alchemist…..aha? What a fantasy…..you should be a novelist….

[@johnarnold893]

Did this stuff even make the top 100 of it's day. Music has come such a long way from this kind of soulless stuff.

[@handbrakeuser1762]

David Oistrakh was pretty good too.!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@handbrakeuser1762 Thankyou From A corner of Tokyo 🎑💐🌼🎀🌲🍁🎍🍄🍂⛩️🎑🇯🇵🎴

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This is an impeccable performance

[@kamvysis]

Incredible finale!!!!!

[@OrKestrAlan]

Maravillosa interpretación de la orquesta y Hilary Hahn, Gracias

[@Hussain_Eidani]

Great work, very good performance 👏 ❤

[@juanjoseescrivasegui2185]

El arte de un gran maestro. Shostakóvich el gigante de la música del siglo XX.

[@izzabel5]

Thanks for uploading this. What a great quality of the video. I'm amazed!

[@Khodorchan]

A hell of a concert. RIP Mr. Jansons! @Vasken Fermanian: Thank you very much for posting the event. Looking forward seeing the next performance in Berlin April 2023.

[@patekreol974]

Magnifique !

[@TuesdayMason]

Why you have this high quality video! Amazing!🥳

[@chiaretta_dm12]

There is the DVD with Dvořák Symphony n. 8 and Shosty violin concerto n. 1.... The title is "The Berliner Philharmoniker in Tokyo", with Hilary and Mariss Jansons

[@hazelwray4184]

Why not?

[@music-by1ou]

I love this!!!!

[@andygomezs.5137]

The best concert of my life !!!😍😍😘😘😘😍😍😭😭😭😍😍😍 15:51 epic moments ❤😎 37:28 very very epic and beautiful ❤😍😎

[@kisungyou6505]

she makes playing of abstruse pieces as if it were from some Suzuki method, such a marvelous performance!

[@川口健太郎-m5e]

この演奏を聴くまでは、私は２０世紀のバイオリン協奏曲の傑作は①ベルク②バルトーク③デュティユー④ウォルトン だとランク付けしていた この演奏を聴いてからは、ショスタコーヴィチの偉大さで、ランキングの考え方を変えた

[@hectormalatrassi1815]

La maravillosa Hillary: la difícil perfección...

[@TheSparshofMusic-wn7de]

Amazing!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@chrisk8187]

...ASTOUNDING!!! Never heard this before!

[@Vihr0301]

Ух, Шостакович мощь👍

[@dieterbarkhoff1328]

THis is a great performance.

[@grapesofwrath361]

40min of heaven

[@ILikeBirds]

44 minutes and 18 seconds of heaven

[@tigranes.]

Superb.She plays with spirit.

[@bluejay9638]

Lol i put this on while i was studying and my face literally went 🤨 cause hilary looks so young! Performed when she was 21, insane. She's aged just as well as her playing has

[@qwertyytrewq9570]

Superb quality!

[@classian]

저 자리에 있었던 사람들은 얼마나 행복했을까

[@elisabethmatesky7855]

As from ~ Elisabeth Matesky, 1 of 7 original artist pupils of Jascha Heifetz, w/later private advanced Bowing Studies with Nathan Milstein, in London, for 3.5 years at his home in Chester Square, also invited Assistant - Helper in Zurich, Nathan Milstein International Violin Master Course/s in 1970 -'72, plus on 'Standby' 1970s ... Knowing this Dmitri Shostakovich Violin Concerto Masterpiece Composition & in his First Violin Concerto, in a minor, Op. 99, most well, having loved the work and recorded it with Bamberger Symphoniker/ Hermann Michael, dirigent, in the 13th Century Abbey in Bamberg, with an amplified Bamberger Symphoniker with extra Double Basses plus other instrumentation, for Sudwestdeutsche Rundfunk, at a very tender & difficult time in one's life with a terminally ill father & principle teacher, prior to Heifetz, nearing the End of a grand life in Music, the gravity of Dmitri Shostakovich's Score made an enormous impression on one's heart, soul and sense of in medicine termed, pre-grieving, knowing full well one was on the cusp of losing a beloved adored father & while in Bamberg to record this Epic Violin Concerto with a profoundly Great German Orchestra ~ The depth of let me term, Shostakovich's Diary of Emotions composed into his Score revealing much of his sufferings under the Regime in which he lived, became poignantly etched into my mind, heart + innermost being studying over 8 hours daily on the solo violin part & knowing the full orchestral score to become part of the Whole of a Great Work for the Violin with Orchestra, or a 'Symphony with Violin' of Shostakovich ... In Ms Hahn's profound public offering of this now fabled Violin Concerto, I noted her utter solidity of every technical challenge which reflects all emotional challenges throughout the Four Movement Violin 'Symphony'! The Grand Third Movement 'Passacaglia' is a release of pent up emotions of the composer which burst forth after the violin has made a curtsey on C entrance upon a growing Sea churning but calmed by the entry of quietude yet 'calm before the Storm' of the violin composition as it grows more bold w/each bar of the violin solo part, and climbs to peaks of emotion leading to a Fugue within Shostakovich's Score which duly pays homage to a grandness of Johann Sebastian Bach Fugues from the Six Sonatas for Unaccompanied Violin, yet in Shostakovich's style of growth before ones very eyes & ears, aurally ~ An Alone Fugue begins as a theme then becomes an eventual chorus w/a many 4 voiced choral symphony, with the violin Solo Fugue growing into such a musical climax composer, Shostakovich then adds swirls and runs in both running perfect C#/G# starting on up to an octave above and repeats, w/attacked chords below then all the way up in swooped octaves to the building Finale yet a surprise to even the greatest of Orchestras and Conductor's, and in this Hahn/Mariss Jansons performance, & almost without parallel, excepting the David Oistrakh/Maxim Shostakovich/Moscow Orchestra premiere of Dmitri Shostakovich's 1st Violin Concerto in a minor, Op 99, w/the Composer's Son, conducting knowing his father's Score intimately with the Violinist Dedicatee, *David Oistrakh, completely 'On Board', flying into a Fourth Mvt. Allegro with wings of musical speed & grand violinistic Elan which becomes, essentially to my writer's mind, aka, violinist, a Final Victory Movement over bonds of restraint Shostakovich suffered during his support of compatriot great Writer, Sohzhenitzen (spelling, please forgive an American not familiar with the Russian spelling or in English) & the temporary repression of the Dmitri Shostakovich Spirit yet which Prevails in the Finale Final flurry w/Full Orchestra 'flying with' to another Galaxy!!!! Ms. Hahn, although much younger when this concert was filmed/recorded, gave a truthful glimpse of the Grandness of the Shostakovich Score and possesses the 'right' temperament to convey great contrasts of emotional empathy within the Whole of this Grand Twentieth Century Violin Concerto and the First which seems to me, the more beloved & performed since its arrival via 'King' David Oistrakh, premiere of the work and not too long prior to his Earthly Passing ... May the Great Dedicatee of Shostakovich's First Violin Concerto R I P w/Angels of Music in Heaven Above ~ Brava H.H.!! ~ Elisabeth Matesky, US Violinist Ref: facebook.com/elisabeth.anne.775?fref=nf {Includes Photo: The White House, EM, CBS TV/Potus Carter/French Premier Barre/Ysaye 3rd Solo Violin Sonate in D, "Ballade" w/portion of Potus Carter TY Note to Elisabeth Matesky, signed, 'Jimmy' 16.9. '77} 23.10.2022, Anniversary of my Mother's Birth, Arnold Schoenberg's UCLA Pianist *Fwd dg Int'l Artist Rep

[@xichang5092]

Wow this is amazing

[@ZacharyHussain-c8m]

Hi everyone, whoever is reading this just wants to say that we are all praying for each other that everything will be OK and that you will shine like a rising star with great success and wealth