Vladimir Ashkenazy,Itzhak Perlman Play Beethoven Violin Sonata "kreutzer" LP Version

[@neethadesilva5747]

Best version of the Krutzer As clear as a bell.

[@francescocesare1675]

Vladimir e un grande

[@francescocesare1675]

Vladimir Big Fantastic

[@karelklatt]

Darmo,geniálne!!Karel Klatt,básník,Bratislava

[@voraciousreader3341]

I can’t believe how fortunate we were to have had such a tightly knit group of friends from this generation who are also genius musicians! I love this recording as well as the duets Perlman and Pinchas Zukerman played around this time, immortalized by Allegro Films, especially bc Zukerman played viola on a few duets...his playing is so exquisite. Then there is the “Trout” quintet (Barenboim, Perlman, Zukerman [viola], du Pre, and Zubin Mehta [bass]), as well as Fou Ts’ong. They have contributed so much!

[@murdo_mck]

Jaqueline du Pre playing the violin on her lap ... and accidentally switching to the violin part on her cello because she plays the music not the notes.

[@lowmelody5569]

The most sublime music ever produced.

[@sumeetsharma7256]

Lord Beethoven

[@deaner1955]

The immortal.

[@deaner1955]

The immortal.

[@farnwang7431]

It is like a firework show in the brain. The best Kruetzer ever.

[@deaner1955]

At parts it does seem like an amazing fireworks show is beginning and tension is building. Then other times it's like they are playing out a wide and carefree road trip on the violin and piano. I always want to.ask, "Where did you go?"

[@alexibadalashvili3455]

Гениально! Благодарю, от всей души Исаака Перльмана и Владимира Ашкенази за бессмертную, лучшую интерпритацию гениального произведения Бетховена!❤

[@frchopin1]

Best kreutzer I've ever heard. Beauty of music brings tear to my eyes.

[@ilirllukaci5345]

This was one of the first cds I purchased as a teenager, out of a little shop in Braintree.

[@ilirllukaci5345]

Thanks.

[@lindab_tje4433]

Very expressive and beautiful chemistry

[@ドラさん-z4l]

安定感と格調の高さ 力強さと繊細さのバランスが見事 LP版でも音が美しい✨✨✨

[@ЕлизаветаЗябрева]

Гениально! И Бетховен, и исполнение.

[@aaronjorgefridman5662]

No se puede agregar nada: Beethoven, Perelman, Ashkenazy. La gloria

[@estherrodriguezsanchezdete6105]

Extraordinaria interpretación! Una de las mejores y mi favorita 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@z.a.4801]

I don't have perfect pitch but sometimes 24.55 will just randomly pop in my head with the exact same notes... It's such an expressive passage.

[@JerryEboy69]

Is perfect pitch necessary for key and note accuracy (in one’s head)? I wouldn’t know having the God given blessing, but I’ve always wondered how others hear music

[@z.a.4801]

@JerryEboy69 I do not understand the question. If you don't have perfect pitch, you can still hear music in your head and it can still be perfectly accurate. If I meditate, I can even hear the particular sound and timber of every instrument. I even have had my brain tell me the name of a note whilst hearing a note. All perfect pitch is direct and consistent association between a vibration and a word. Most people claiming to have perfect pitch don't actually have it, they just have a very good tonal memory.

[@JerryEboy69]

@ I have that association. That’s not what I asked. I’m asking how different people hear music, and you have answered it. I have not studied the psychology, only the theory. Thanks anyway

[@z.a.4801]

@JerryEboy69 Glad if I could help, have a wonderful day.

[@linagreenfield3422]

True perfection!

[@SuperKripke]

Have 80s Itzhak Perlman and Schubert ever been seen in the same room?

[@rollericarus]

Schubert?

[@Trooman20]

They are the same person

[@ドラさん-z4l]

@@Trooman20さん…確かに似てるけど😂😂

[@Trooman20]

@@ドラさん-z4l 本当よ

[@deaner1955]

But sadly, 29 year old Schubert died a year after Beethoven, so Perlman would have to be his ghost. Not that it isn't possible! I often think Beethoven has taken up residence in my head! Lol.

[@ilirllukaci5345]

Thanks again.

[@justino3509]

Je découvre cette sonate après la lecture du livre de Emmanuel Dongala intitulé "la sonate à Bridgetower" que je vous recommande...

[@aslanfuller7684]

oh:o je vais devoir le lire!

[@jeanpaulmangeot533]

pour moi, c'est après la lecture de la sonate à Kreutzer de Tolstoï

[@youngjhuh]

@@jeanpaulmangeot533😅😊

[@veronicapallimo8016]

Bridgtower era el apellido de un violinista muy reconocido en la época de Beethoven, quién había quedado muy sorprendido por su interpretación y pensó ofrecerle la ejecución en su estreno. Pero algo pasó y la terminó ejecutando Rudolf Kreutzer. Como Bridgetower tenía ascendencia afroamericana Beethoven la denominó La sonata mulata...

[@aslanfuller7684]

bel enregistrement audio

[@mullermarika]

Öröm a bánatomnan❤

[@sirchoppy1810]

11:55

[@arseniya-ivanova]

Barry Lyndon

[@jimriley9903]

There's another movement, you know

[@방극연-b6r]

원더풀

[@Itisnanful]

简直像是19世纪的摇滚