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Sarah Chang: Mendelssohn Violin Concerto Mvt.1 Part2
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2007
- Mendelssohn Violin Concerto Movement 1 Allegro, molto appassionato: Part 2 OF 2
SARAH CHANG, NEW YORK
PHILHARMONIC & KURT MASUR - AVERY FISHER HALL 1995
MOVEMENT 2 HERE:
• Sarah Chang: Mendelsso...
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Chang is one of my favorite violinists because not only are all of the technical elements there(tempo, technique, intonation, tempo, etc.), but she also makes her music so emotive, you almost get goosebumps just listening to her. And she's a beautiful woman as well!
I think GOD smiles down when this young lady plays!
This has to be the best interpretation of this fantastic movement I have ever heard, so beautiful :)
There are not many violinists out there like Sarah Chang. She is a one of a kind violinists. From day one, Sarah Chang has had a fantastic gift at violin. This piece is an amazing piece and for it to be played by sarah is amazing. She did a very nice job:)
I respect her fearlessness. That goes for all performing musicians. There's something honorable for anyone who can learn such a piece, "own" it, and take full responsibility on stage.
this song is my childhood, much love for Sarah Chang
I agree, Sarah Chang OWNS this violin concerto!! I don't think anyone can play it quite the way she does--it's so emotive, so technically perfect, and she's a cutie pie as well!
brilliant, her playing stands out perfectly
WOW, what a special gift she has at such a young age! This was a breathtaking, exhilarating performance!! 5 stars!!
Beautiful!. Sarah Chang is amazing!. She play the violin very, very well. And the Mendelssohn s music is beautiful and it isn t easy... Good for you Sarah Chang!.
wow!!! sarah is super duper good!!! she's amazing!!!
Show de talento! Harmonia, paz e felicidade! (Livro ENOVI)
Wonderful, perfect.
magnificent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wow i would've loved to see this performance live
amazing!
I love it
Wow! I'm not a big Sarah Chang fan.. but this was infact very vert good! Bravo!!
love her talents!!!
beautiful...!
Love it.
So beautiful...
She is amazing! : 0
I met Rachel Barton Pine in person about a month ago, she told me that she also plays on a Guarneri, she said it's the best type of violin. I like this violin too, it has such a resonating, mellow, beautiful sound to it.
she was great then and she is great now.
THE MAGIC VIOLONIST !
Outstanding
goosebumps!!!!!!!
Sarah Chang is the greatest
I agree. Music is universal and powerfull enough to break all barriers of culture, etnies, religion, and mentality differences... its just necessary to open the ears and the heart for it.
Well said!!!! Her interpretation is magnificent. Position on the rest has nothing to do with an awesome perfomance; feelings and inspiration are!!!!
Normally I don't like Sarah Chang, but this is great!
Best music
tuyệt vời...tuy tôi không có chút kiến thức về âm nhạc nhưng tôi vẫn có cái cảm nhận riêng về tác phẩm này....
Thanks for the kind words, but I haven't touched a violin since May of 1999, the end of my senior year of high school. I enjoyed playing for around 8 years, but it's a time of my life that's over.
I like the fact that she maintained eye contact with the conductor throughout the piece.
감동 어리게 감사합니다.
For her, she could play any songs and there\s no difficulty of songs for her , even hora staccato she could play, bravo!
Bravo
Браво и Менднльсону за его концерт и этому музыканту ...
Drops of tears reasurme I'm still human and that there most be some divine in me...
absolutely amazing. We're playing this in my youth symphony. our soloist is really good, but probably not quite that good. wow.
menuin proved as sara is the genius when she play sarasate at age of 10, she is young yet, lets see how high does she go. brava sara!
My friend is playing this for her orchestra. So amazing!
Beautiful
this made my jaws to drop
super
I wish i could've been there for the actual concert, I would've payed anything for the ticket.
A young Chang still developing in this older video and not at her best. She is a force to reckon with today though.
amazing
you're right, but there is a lot of promise here. don't forget that she's young; for certain she needs to mature. it will come in time. i look forward to hearing what she has to offer.
@mikethegrape1 This has to be the best way that I've heard this topic summed up. Thank you for sharing your kind words.
WOW....
INCROYABLE MAGIE.
My God! What a performance.
Persistência+treino intenso+disciplina=virtuosismo.
she is defenetly my role model!!!
i miss baby sarah chang :(
the octaves are incredible!
thanks yo
Like it for sure. We are not talking about Henryk Szeryng here.
Even though Vanessa Mae is my favorite violinist, I think that Sarah Chang currently RULES the violin world!! Her music is so emotive, so technically perfect, and so captivating. This is a BEAUTIFUL performance, the orchestra plays very well too!! I think she belongs on the same rank as Heifetz, Perlman, and Mintz.
Sarah Chang is superb, no doubt!
To me, however, there is at this moment only one who rules the violin world: Maxim Vengerov.
I find him more free in his emotional interpretations, slightly less … erm, … mechanical (?), and with more dynamic in the volume of his strokes.
not everyone can play like sarah chang even if they practiced 11 hours a day, its a combination of something your born with and the practicing, like another commenter said her ability to solo for symphonies at age 8 sort of proves that
holy shit that vibrato rings in my soul
amen^
@1023george true, compared to Sarasate's carmen, it is MUCH less challenging. but the hard part is the ricochet sautille.
I remember playing this in HS orchestra back in '97. Not the solo of course, I wasn't even good enough to make the 1st Violin section.
@elkeitel I agree with you about everything except the part about emotional maturity. When you got it you got it, maturity gots nothing to do with it.
@amrosik True, true.
@onehanddancer Her ability to solo for symphonies at age 8 is because she practiced 8 hours a day from age 4. Certain people are not gloriously selected to be born with magical powers that make them amazing at something; it comes through plain, good, hard work. I guarantee you that she was not a virtuoso the first time she picked up a violin; she just kept picking it up enough and using it enough that by the time she was 8 she had put in enough hours to get good at it.
en fait, elle n'avait que 14 puis que ce concert était en mai 1995 et elle est en décembre 1980
It depends on which version of the manuscript you are using. The International Music Edition has it printed without octaves whereas other editions have it printed. It's just preference as well...I'm pretty sure that Dorothy Delay did not teach the Mendelssohn concerto with octaves...
It's up to you on how you want to play it...
@chinwutai Well it's true that you can learn to play the notes perfectly and, "technically" play any piece perfectly without emotional maturity, but the best musicians are those who are passionate about what they do, they become a part of the music while they play, and you can see it in their performance. Music is far more than just the mindless plucking of notes.
the conductor is so cool when they're changing into the second movement haha.
¡Ay güey!
Excellent question. Imagine taking drugs, listening to this, and going bungee jumping or something at the same time.
THAT WOULD BE ONE MASSIVE HIGH.
i'm sure one day you'll get there, just give lots of hope to yourself and one day you'll get there.
@elkeitel Having butchered this in the last few months, I wholly agree. That Chang was able to play at such a level 15 years ago is a testament to her skill.
damn, now I can't stop lookin at her eyebrows..
@dawg00000 She did work 100x more than the majority of the population does, yes; but it has absolutely nothing to do with the color of her skin. Just because you're saying it as a compliment to her doesn't make it any less racist. She is not better or worse than anyone else; she had the same predisposition as every other person on the planet, she just worked harder and is therefore better.
@tlcooper93 who is someone that I should listen to, to hear it in the 20/19 century style?
TRUE.....but I'm sure she's practice a HECK of lot more than 10,000 hours!
@StarUponClouds
What is your standard of 'famous musicians'?
How different is the way asian people learn music than other people?
Sérieux!!!!! O 。O
Comment tu sais...
She is no doubt incredible technically, but i feel that at times she turns this beautiful concerto into a technical exercise not bringing out the beautiful melodies enough.
wow that's the funniest comment i've ever read...XD
Very evocative!
Who was the female violinist who toured American colleges in 1975 with this piece and the Jerusalem Symphony?
u see that mostly reknown violinist have chin rest, some dunt need but the fact is nt in the shlder rest, it's the Sound u produce in the violin, hw u play that gves pp a sense of sorrow,sad,happy,anger,etc.If u do nt hv a chin rest and u play till no 1 understand the feeling of ur song, dhen it's rong
@pppsssssssss thanks ive been wondering the same thing
it really depends of your edition, i have two differents editions, one comes with octaves, the other not.... but anyway... anybody plays those octaves before the end : )
@2:16
Whew!!!
I like her eyebrow acrobacies xD
its hard, but actually technically easier than most of the other major concertos
try listening to Tchaikovsky, Sibelius, and Brahms violin concertos and you will see what i mean
ahaha! agree :)
Some of the unfair comments here are adhering to the incorrect stereotype that Asian people have no soul or feel to the music. This is an opinion of the ignorant and should be ignored as such. Shut up and appreciate her wonderful talent.
@Andantonius Passion and being one with the music are good things. I just don't like the term "emotional maturity" being used as a condition for musical brilliance, because it implies emotional development beyond the context of playing or composing music itself. Mozart was pretty good, but from what can be gathered he would hardly be considered emotionally mature. Talent is talent, it comes in different packages. You don't need to be refined or emotionally developed to play with passion
MUSE~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!
The proof of professionalism is in the sound and soul, not in the height of the shoulder rest. Your teacher is not a world known virtuoso who went to Julliard at the age of six.
@CarpeDiem076 Your name is... reminiscent of someone I know. But why not you check her Vitali chaconne. I think that's a better portrayal of her full range of emotional capabilities
What does the race and ethnicity have anything to do with this!? Let's just all agree on the fact that this is amazing...and at 15 is just unbelievable... :O
Is she fourteen?