Відео

Стаккато смычком вниз это высший пилотаж у обоих ❤🎉❤

Давид Ойстрах, Яша Хейфец 2 гения❤❤❤❤❤❤

I don't understand how he and Heifetz did it so high in the bow.

That's not a hand it's a hunting spider

❤好

1:40 I never saw anyone grabbing the violin or other string instrument like Heifetz does! He literaly take the violin with the strings

that's right not left!

Horowitz roasting Americans 😂 this man was so funny

I’m terrified of running out of bow.

No "Vs.," it's just a comparison

Wow is this real? Her hands are like water!

He just destroyed American orchestras and did it with a laugh. Ha!

Pfff. Now, especially in America, anybody who picks up the bow is already very good!! Already a musician!!!

It’s actually not the wrist that is vibrating but the first joint of the finger .

Maravilloso

Gitlis played bouncy and brightly, definitely good. But I'm surprised no one noticed that Heifetz played a perfect diminuendo on a down bow staccato and still pretty clear at the end, which is super difficult. It's super hard to control the volume change while playing down bow staccato.😮

Наш Яша великолепный!!!👏👏👏

Excepcional Violinista .

❤❤❤یوز یاشا

Thanks for piece's ❤❤❤

❤🌷🌷🍀🌷🌷🙏

😳

Я просто не могу дышать, когда я это слушаю 👏👏👏 браво гению!

As an Original 1 of 7 Artist Pupil's of Jascha Heifetz, I knew of Discipline from my first violin mentor, namely my father, a recognised superb musician in the United States, who insisted & from an earliest age of myself, on my disciplining my hours going to school; homework, but always Violin Practise First prior to doing school subjects homework! Poppa was of the old school, or of The School of learning How via disciplined practise and prepared me most well for my LA Debut in Aram Khachaturian's Violin Concerto w/USC Symphony, later became the LA Philharmonic, so many brilliant musicians in it, with Walter Ducloux, closest friend & Allie of Sir Georg Solti, both together hiding literally from the Nazi's on the hunt for them both due being Jewish Faith worshippers, and in Geneva, Switzerland with a kind Suiss Family of over 2 solid years, on the Podium, (also Ducloux, guest conductor of The Met in NYC) playing the 1st Movement of the Khachaturian, yet unknowing Jascha Heifetz w/Gregor Piatigorsky were both in the Audience in USC Bovard Auditorium whilst negotiations for JH Teaching Presence were ongoing evidently concluded, yet if one had known Heifetz was in the Audience, I would certainly Not have gone onstage to perform Aram Khachaturian's Violin Concerto! After, I was invited to audition for Mr. Heifetz, whom I met on a fateful day for himself & millions of Violin Lovers due the passing of a Great One whom JH Loved & Adored. Studying as only 1 of 7 first Original Jascha Heifetz Violin Master Class pupil's and subsequently Filmed with each of us in our Own Individual film with Jascha Heifetz mentoring us & in JH selected violin repertoire for each of us, I further learned much more about Discipline and about saving one's emotional out pouring of emotions to not release Everything as a maudlin portrayal of a deeply moving piece of music or certainly Not to give away all one's feelings in the Opening Thematic Music when an audience first hears even familiar Melodies known re, i.e., Tchaikovsky or Brahms or LvB, or even other works so beloved: Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto; Prokofiev's both I and II, and just for the absolute Record, JH Never Recorded Prokofiev No. I due his immense respect for an 'Owner' of Prokofiev's First Violin Concerto in D Maj *Nathan Milstein, with whom I later did private study advanced NM Violin Bowing for 3.5 years @NM's Chester Square in London, SW1 home, cum Studio, learning much more about Sound and Bowing of The Bow Master, Milstein, advancing again the utter need for fidelity to Disciplined practise and oft away from the Violin, but at the Piano to know All Scores which one was performing the Solo Violin Part with & to. All Jascha Heifetz did in his Art of GOAT Violin Playing and in his Life was centered on human Discipline which JH was known for and especially his fidelity to Scales: every one of them and in various key signatures, All, and in all fingering configuration of 3rds/6ths/Octaves/Fingered Octaves and very tough, Folks! plus Tenth's which JH required Prior to allowing any of we 7 to 'then play our piece or Concerto prepared for our lengthy Classes on Tuesdays/Thursdays & Friday afternoons which on Fridays, were reserved for Chamber Music coached by JH, his GOAT Violoncellist, Gregor Piatigorsky & GOAT Violist, William Primrose together in concert! Do Believe All on the Audio if Heifetz's Voice which It Is on This Particular Repeat. Sending all who listen to this my very best wishes from America, and the Country JH Loved having also Served when becoming an Army Prt 1st Class US Army using his Violin to play over 400 JH with pianist, Emanuel Baye, Recital's across North Africa; throughout the South Pacific and in most dangerous Theatre's of War, cautioned several times by JH's Commanding Officer, a fabled General in So. Pacific Not to perform in Worst Theatre's of War, yet JH ignored some & performed once for One Lone US Soldier limping on a tree stump as a Stick to help him to 'attend Jascha Heifetz's Violin Recital and whom upon seeing One Lone US Solider so injured told the Soldier, 'we will play our entire programme for you, dear Sir!' and proceeded doing so! This, Friends - Lover's of Jascha Heifetz's Violin Art and Genius, Is and Was Jascha Heifetz's Heart for the maimed/wounded holding hands of those in US Army Hospitals; playing a little piece or Ave Maria for those close to departing the world ... Remember Heifetz when pledging the Allegiance to America and Voting with immense knowledge about whom you're voting for ... With a Heifetz Hug to All who happen by! Violinist Elisabeth Matesky/Khachaturian see YTube for my film & Practise Your Scales Slowly to start and Listen to your Intonation Life Long! EM/ US 16.01.2025 ~ ua-cam.com/video/jixTCyZwPIO/v-deo.htmlsi=wRvuOwg6yYz00t2 {Russian titled) or visit: ua-cam.com/video/jixTCyZwPIO/v-deo.htmlsi=LWQl08GmOn2ksi Russian trans. = Jascha Heifetz Violin Master Class-Khachaturian, JH-7, Elisabeth Matesky {Rus vers. Library of Master Performers} 28:44 min. {if errors in Links, check with YTube typing all In English Above here.} Someone has messed with original JH Film-Khachaturian editing it Down to 3 minutes. Not Allowed tbc ~ em

What a wonderful and unique player Kogan was. One of the greats 😊

shoulder vibrato is the best🎉

Wow. Reiner's suggestion superb outcome.

I Just love the tone of Oistrakh❤😊

Milstein is my favourite

No doubt Heifetz had a great technique, but in my opinion, Oistrakh had a vibrato that produced a fuller sound. Kogan was also a brilliant violinist and was an excellent interpreter of Paganini, but maybe he was not so known worldwide compared to the others. When recordings are compared, no doubt Oistrakh deserved to be considered the greatest violinist of the 20th century. But America chose Heifetz as a star!!!

Thanks for uploading!

he’s been the goat ever since a kid

My god! Forget about the virtuosity - Heifetz can bring a tear with a single note! Unique!

There is NOTHING more humbling for a musician than to hear Heifetz dash off a demonstration!

Magical!

Maravillosa ejecución del Excepcional Violinista .

I actually preferred the sound of Heifetz when playing on his Tononi as he is here than his Del Gesu though I imagine he liked the Del Gesu for its massive penetrating power in a hall.

Wow❤

How can you compare the two 50+ years recordings with different mics, different mic placement, and in different halls? Not a valid comparison.

never make your Maestro repeat himself, especially if that Maestro is Jascha Heifetz😅

I was lucky enough to see Heifetz w Horowitz and Piatigorsky in the 60's w my dad who was conductor of LA Philharmonic and the NOA, an orchestra for prodigies that included Itzhak Perlman at 13, who uses WRIST vibrato, as per Heifetz, the Master. It should also be noted that Jimi Hendrix utilized "loose wrist" picking as well as wrist vibrato, and also that both my dad's as well as my friend Erich Leinsdorf and Itzhak said that Jimi Hendrix was undoubtedly the greatest PURE musical talent , across genres, of the 20th century, only limited to what he'd been exposed to , and of course lack of training in theory, which he intended to do had he lived .. so there's that!

O primeiro sem duvida

Thank you!!

❤❤older but golder

This violin sound is a tone perfection...luthier, composer-player! Thanks a lot for the videos!

What is the name of the first piece?

My professor is in his book😊❤

Guarnari is warmer in the lower 1st position then it becomes tinny. Strad overall sounds best.

Meanwhile me who have always used wrist and can’t figure out how to do or practice elbow