Viktor Tretyakov plays Tchaikovsky Valse-Scherzo at Tchaikovsky Competition

[@irisce2799]

best rendition I've ever heard.

[@richardmorse5307]

I disliked the piece until I heard tretyakov play it - astounding!

[@mihaimangir]

Try listening to Kogan, I feel his performance is more genuine and more natural, but both are good nevertheless.

[@centamin846]

Oistrakh on top

[@Anatoly553]

Гениально! ЛУЧШЕ НЕ СЫГРАТЬ!

[@johnkraus7841]

I love the way he plays it so freely and unwaveringly as he sees it , and as he wants to play it! Almost like he’s not even competing but simply loving the instrument and every aspect of the music. Communicating the spirit of the piece AND his own passion. That was NOT a “safe” approach but apparently, he was THAT GOOD!! And Oistrach sitting right there!! Best version I’ve heard or watched ever! Refreshing doesn’t even come close! If I had worn this piece out and then watched this, it would rekindle my original exuberance and I’d have to watch it at least a few more times while pinching myself to make sure it was real!! Thank you for posting this!!!

[@hoppechr]

Tretjakov with the Brahms violin concerto in Münster/Germany was my very first classical concert in life. It was gorgeous.

[@lakatos1683]

What an experience that must have been!

[@M_SC]

I like it when people share that kind of thing!

[@winrx]

That's just incredible playing coming from a young guy at a competition - playing with a flair and devil-may-care attitude you don't see too often live in concert, let alone a major competition with Oistrakh sitting right in front of you......!

[@irisce2799]

insane that he's so much less known than other violinists.

[@Tennisisreallyfun]

I knew I recognized Oistrakh!

[@lipotauer]

Dear Viktor! you are the best (young) talent on the world! God bless !!! Thank you !!!!!

[@Justice-h8j]

Просто гениально! Сколько экспрессии, какое чувство формы, какая техника виртуозная - нет слов! Потрясающе! Сегодня нет ни одного скрипача, который может с ним сравнится. Очень жаль, что его так не преподносили как Спивакова, например, он больше играл за границей, а он был и остаётся САМЫМ ЛУЧШИМ!

[@ЛюбовьСкоробогатова-ф1у]

Единственный и неповторимый,и нам повезло,что мы его слышали!!!

[@joex2504]

Une performance à couper le souffle !!! L'émotion et la technique au sommet de l'art musical !

[@IVANKOVALE]

Thanks! This treasure! Translation for english speakers at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="145">2:25</a>: "Professor Yankelevich, a teacher of Tretyakov is feeling nervous".

[@hkim2468]

IVANKOVALE Thank you!

[@iCancrizans]

Yankelevich, a student of Leopold Auer, nurtured an entire generation of violinists

[@vladiinsky]

actually, the right translation would be: Second from the left, it's professor Yankelevich, the teacher of Tretyakov... a nervous man.

[@RafaelR-F]

I hope it was the gulag right away for the person in charge of which camera angles to broadcast

[@boral4794]

Une très belle âme et un violoniste super virtuose ; merci pour le partage

[@ТатьянаЕфимова-ы8с]

Юность, весна! Сколько брызг счастья и восторга!!! Какое свежее восприятие.

[@lauracasadei9781]

Forse il più grande violinista

[@ЛюдмилаПетько-р3ч]

Игра победителя. А состав жури - гениальных исполнителей! И все замерли, в конце уже переглядывались восторженно.

[@laszlotabanyi6122]

This is an impeccable performance in every way "brutal and murderous, this man has knowledge!!! it feels like an atomic bomb to me !! 🤯🤯🤯+ Jedi Master the force is with him 💙

[@yogsothoth4005]

And for that he won first prize👏👏👏

[@Harutyunian]

Вау!! Вот это класс! МИРОВОЙ! Слов нет, одни эмоции... Молодой Витя Третьяков, ты памятник воздвиг себе нерукотворный, Не зарастет к нему народная тропа... Преклоняюсь...

[@IlkoNatchev-gl5nb]

Mihailsvetlev

[@domitillegeorget4751]

Wow! I want to arrive to this level. So perfect...

[@M_SC]

How’s your level now?

[@mainchannel4442]

Absolutely amazing!

[@fandefrancoisasselineau9716]

Premier prix mérité. Fantastique

[@Svatopluk]

One of the greats!

[@ji94552]

The reactions from his teacher, Yankelevich starting at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="129">2:09</a> and Oistrakh are priceless to watch.

[@HenryRodolfoRodriguezCaceres77]

Qué bestia!!!

[@JuanMartinexplacerez-mw3we]

Deslumbrante interpretación del Prestigioso Violinista Viktor Tretiakov.

[@latigojusticiero615]

Awesome technique and phrasing BRAVO!!

[@MelissaDu]

Incredible!!

[@c0mpuipf]

needs more views. Oistrakh's gaze is at least intimidating but wow what a performance

[@luizabibescu7024]

Acum l-am descoperit pe VICTOR TETRIAKOV ,ESTE UN GENIU. Î-ȚI MULȚUMESC OM FRUMOS , DARUIEȘTI FRUMUSEȚE SI VISARE. EȘTI LÎNGĂ DUMNEZEU , ATINGI PERFECȚIUNEA TE IUBESC.

[@LogioTek]

One of Roman Kim's most important teachers.

[@alejandronarvaez9806]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="252">4:12</a> Oistriakh's face xD

[@guntish1]

lol funny

[@DanielMasmanian]

Can't say I've ever much seen it different

[@svetlanarakhimova1914]

Brilliante! Che carattere!

[@gregfinejazz]

Фантастика!❤

[@despine1830]

Unreal playing and incredible! I heard Tretyakov live in the late 70s playing Prokofiev Concert no. 1 with the Cleveland Orchestra. Brilliant violinist but by then he had more of sledge hammer approach. I wish they showed more of him playing so brilliantly rather than showing so much of his renowned teacher, Yankelevich, looking so nervous and trying to get approval from the other teachers. I wonder what Oistrakh was thinking as this boy wonder took first prize?

[@glennzuili5785]

Ma version préféré !

[@knilb1992]

Beautiful!

[@paprikaviolin4424]

Wow Wow Wow!!! Big respect!

[@lauracasadei9781]

È meraviglioso, forza della natura

[@zhandosmansurov6668]

Божественно

[@withoutkhamkhamovteam7107]

Ойстрах всё выступление в одной позе просидел, даже не шелохнулся, я бы так не смог

[@qedimovarena7828]

Великолепно!!!

[@rec2you]

Потрясающе!

[@gregorydocenko4019]

He is the greatest. But I would like to hear this in the original tuning not faster.

[@andrewgraybill7920]

😂😂

[@tevfikfikretbozkurt9746]

Daha iyi yorumlanacağını düşünemiyorum gelmiş geçmiş en iyi performanslardan

[@BonniePrincesa]

мало того КРАСАВЧИК ТАК ЕЩЕ ПРОСТО ГЕНИЙ

[@MishaSkripach]

Как молодой Третьяков на Гленн Гульда похож! А нам педагог, ученица Янкелевича и Глезаровой, рассказывала про Третьякова-ученика, показывала его детский репертуар. очень интересно!

[@РоманИсхаков-л5ы]

Шикарен

[@ndonthy]

anna savkina also plays this too. I love both versions though.

[@Daouda-4]

Bravo !!

[@solomidze]

Наилучшее исполнение!

[@javieraramfiliuoreilly2836]

Brutal. 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻

[@lipotauer]

BRAVI MAESTRO !!!!!

[@binebeck5083]

Much better then David Garrett will ever be!

[@casey7411]

Definitely. Does it even need to be said? 😉

[@НиколайГеоргиевич-ю3д]

До Гаррета ему как до луны рачки. Слабый музыкант.

[@raffaeleschiavone9986]

Straordinario!

[@daniel3231995]

I'd shit my pants having someone as great as Oistrakh judging and watching my playing. lol Still a long way from this highest level of skill though.

[@TheUchihaitach]

Awasome...

[@rafaelernestorosabal8734]

Reminds me of Josef Hassid 🤗

[@faragolaszlo67]

Мало Третьяков, много зрителей и жюри. :).

[@hek1979]

BRAVOOOOO

[@rebeccaoravec5349]

Wow

[@남남윤찬-t2q]

Yes

[@aetherflow]

wow!!

[@garic80]

Ему здесь 20лет, председатель жюри Давид Ойстрах ученики которого тоже участвуют, и он даёт первую премию Третьякову! Такие раньше были музыканты.

[@ЕленаРуденко-г3л]

Ну,не всегда так было.На 4конкурсе первое получил Кремер,ученик Ойстраха,Спиваков 2ую

[@Bobeeha]

this guy is handsome

[@gabrielcornet2610]

It's very nice. But as many other violin videos, the video had been a little accelerated to make it brighter, and more virtuoso. You can see the same with some kogan and Oistrakh videos too. The proof is that the pitch is much too high, and the vibrato much too fast. Could they post the real speed?

[@daniel3231995]

Is that right? Didn't know they did that.

[@bastianloewe]

really? i thought that a long time also but it seems like its real tempo!, they used to play a lot higher back on those days! Tibor Varga for example sometyimes played with a 450

[@PierreAlexandrePheulpin]

Gabriel Cornet Yes absolutely right... It's stupid trick as these players are great anyhow... This tape is accelerated to 1 semi tone, the 1st note should be G but sounds G sharp.

[@bayudwiputra5607]

Pierre-Alexandre Pheulpin "trick"? Dammit. If this is the kind of trick they used. There wouldnt be any people who watch him live and said it was the time of their live. Yes, there is some recording that is speed up. But do you think they hope to called to be one of the greatest violinist by using this trick? Come on

[@paulparoma]

Gabriel Cornet Nobody "accelerated" the video, you idiot. The higher speed is the result of video transfer. On modern digital equipment the speed could probably be adjusted, but they did not have that back then. LPs from the USSR are also sharp by a half-step.

[@PierreAlexandrePheulpin]

You still don't understand! He didn't actually play this fast, it is the playback of recording that is faking the speed

[@PierreAlexandrePheulpin]

+Marie Opsahl this piece is in C not C#, that means clearly the recording is speed up, of course it's not a matter of taste, it's corrupted recording... Also the vibrato is far to tight, again result of speeding up recording, anyway it's a well known trick to make sound more brilliant and impressive any recordings

[@22bomd]

+Pierre-Alexandre Pheulpin I see ....... excuse for misunderstanding you then ! The thing is , I like the " corrupted " recording :)))

[@PierreAlexandrePheulpin]

No problem !... Is a fantasitic violinist anyway so this is my point, why doing this... I am violinist in Lille National Orchestra and I much appreciate beautiful performances as long as they are truly what the violist actually did ! All best :-)

[@22bomd]

+Pierre-Alexandre Pheulpin ALL the best back to you too ( I,m a violinist /violist too) , AND Bonne Nouvelle Annee :)

[@niceguy8935]

It's not speed up. He is playing that fast, it's just pitched up. Happens with a lot of old recordings.

[@PierreAlexandrePheulpin]

Russian Videos, please convert back to normal speed... A semitone too high with speeding up lol

[@22bomd]

+Pierre-Alexandre Pheulpin &quot;normal&quot; speed FOR you ...you should say :) LOVE this tempo ! Only maybe he is NOT perfect on the saltandos ..but apart from that, this is excellent ...anyhow Liviu Prunario , plays this piece REALLY musical and posh .......AND in &quot;A lower speed &quot; :) Just for the record , Leonid Kogan plays in this (TOO speedy for you ) tempo !

[@PierreAlexandrePheulpin]

You didn't understand, this is a speed up tape...

[@22bomd]

+Pierre-Alexandre Pheulpin I DID understand ! and FOR ..ONLY FOR YOU ..he plays TOO FAST ...well The Matter Of Taste Is Like Our "Behinds" >>> DIFFERENT :)

[@Pirryragg]

you still don`t undertand... He's not talking about the veloticy of Tretyakov but the recording's speed. How can you know that? 1.- Have perfect pitch and realise that the sounding key is D flat major instead of C major. 2.- Don't be deaf, realise something is wrong, pick a tuning fork, and find out :)

[@berlin8287]

No this is a old tape

[@ezadgnirts]

Before synthetic core strings🗿

[@MegaLajeunesse]

Dommage que une bonne partie du temps le monteur de la vidéo a fait des prises de vues stupides, car l'interprétation est au sommet digne de Ойстрах, Давид Фёдорович ici présent.

[@НиколайГеоргиевич-ю3д]

Очень поверхностное суждение.

[@sherinkrederdt7642]

Oistrakh observando....danke sherin krederdt

[@teisanunicoleta516]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="14">00:14</a>

[@annievelazquezmusica]

Did he win the competition?

[@beseakos]

Cecy Velázquez to my knowledge, yes he did.

[@signoreegregio2833]

he did en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Tchaikovsky_Competition

[@terzianiha]

yeah

[@musicfirst5020]

Amazing, later he became so heavy sledgehammer approach. Still great, though.

[@jasonkanggviolin]

this is too clean. it pisses me off how clean it is

[@Anna_Eagle]

Это настоящая русская скрипичная школа!

[@MishaSkripach]

КаКак заметна реакция педагога... каждую нотку знает

[@fromcmk33]

오이스트라흐가 체점 1등 1966. 62?

[@cesars8090]

Enfoquen el violinista!!!!

[@өргшораөахрооаө]

Круто. Но темп слишком быстрый. Здесь он играет лучше чем потом ( 80е .90е итд)

[@ИльяПечёрин-о7е]

Пить надо меньше.. На сцену выводили и не раз..

[@artemkozyra2827]

Мне кажеться что это приспешёное видео, всё пол тона выше, большенство этих старых записей так выглядят

[@ЛюдмилаПетько-р3ч]

@@ИльяПечёрин-о7е а как же он играл?

[@ФилиппОстапенко-м4й]

Ломится в закрытую дверь,,от чужой квартиры...вопиюшая пародия...

[@НиколайГеоргиевич-ю3д]

Скрипка хорошо звучит, а Виктор не дотягивает до игры на Страдивари.

[@tobiasami]

Sorry to say not good.

[@DankChallenger]

you need to find a hole, find a sign, and on that sign please write the following: “I am sorry for being a complete and utter waste of human life”. Then you may place the sign outside of this hole and forever reside there, in your epic stupidity.

[@claudiocamachorodriguez]

​@@DankChallenger this is hilarious, hahaha... Thank you for your reply.

[@Frank-ty5pd]

Horrible. Plowed right through it. No nuance or subtlety. Of course all his teachers were on the jury.

[@Deadbushfan1618]

A great tone, energetic, little perfections here and there, nice and Russian no? Sure, tiny mistakes, with his riccochet but who played the piece as if they knew it as fondly as he/his teachers? Not to mention why subtlety that somebody like you seek is a completely different route to the energetic, lively perfection of our old style greats. Such a shame that the ideals of violin have shifted to let violinists like you play great violins.

[@kazinasirpaintings3674]

Incredible!!!