Master Class with Yehudi Menuhin!! Part 2/3 VTS_10_1.VOB

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  • @stephanebelizaire3627
    @stephanebelizaire3627 11 років тому +14

    Having lessons and teaching with these Masters Sir Menuhim and Mr Gingold, is Pleasure, Life and Joy for all Music lovers !!!

  • @Boguslaw47
    @Boguslaw47 6 років тому +16

    The accuracy humanity and kindness of the remarks are captivating

  • @luc8254
    @luc8254 3 роки тому +4

    OMFG it is as if he's talking to me and helping me solve all my problems!! This guy is a gem holy shit

  • @spind
    @spind 9 років тому +25

    12:24 The father scolds his little rascal for yawning - LOL !

    • @Schwallex
      @Schwallex 6 років тому +3

      I wish your father scolded you for using "LOL" and not knowing the difference between a hyphen and a dash.
      Alas, he failed, and thus so have you.

    • @stuntdouble777
      @stuntdouble777 3 роки тому +2

      @@Schwallex you are pathetic..

  • @raffaelfigueroa
    @raffaelfigueroa 5 років тому +10

    I love how a Master Class it looks like a Movie in this documental

  • @Chopin4321
    @Chopin4321 3 роки тому +3

    " MUSIC SHOULD FLOW LIKE OIL, NOTES SHOULD GO AS SMOOTH AS OIL " - MOZART -
    " SIMPLICITY IS EVERYTHING, IT IS ART¨S FINAL OBJECT. ONE HAS TO HAVE STUDIED A LOT, TREMENDOUSLY, TO LET SIMPLICITY EMERGE WITH ALL ITS CHARM, GRACE AND MAGIC. PLACE THE HAND AT EASE, WITH A MAXIMUN OF SUPPLENESS AND FLEXIBILITY, -- ( FACILEMENT, FACILEMENT ) -- EASILY, EASILY. TO ATTAIN GOOD TASTE, NATURALNESS AND PERFECTION IN PIANO PLAYING, LEARN FROM THE BEST OPERA SINGERS, LISTENING CAREFULLY HOW THEY BREATH. "
    - CHOPIN -

  • @avantifontana
    @avantifontana 5 років тому +9

    6:00 Cory smile so sweet

  • @BBRENTTAGHAPP
    @BBRENTTAGHAPP 13 років тому +9

    amazing performances! it's so odd to look back at the fashion that was popular in those days haha

  • @jegorete
    @jegorete 12 років тому +3

    He was Master Josef Gingold (RIP) a russian violinist. He talked about Dr Corey Cerovsek.He'd got a double master degree as a teenager.

  • @drsudipendranathchatterjee9874
    @drsudipendranathchatterjee9874 5 років тому +4

    what an extraordinary video!!
    My Salute to The Great Maestro
    Lord Menhuin... Regard's.

  • @dieschonemullerin
    @dieschonemullerin 13 років тому +3

    THANK YOU so much for posting this moving document.

  • @allstarmark12345
    @allstarmark12345 2 роки тому

    Ah yes Lalo. What a beautiful piece

  • @LuisSalva
    @LuisSalva 7 років тому +4

    el segundo violín en BACH DOBLE CONCIERTO es nada menos de Alberto Lysy(Argentino!! gran valor)

  • @Chopin4321
    @Chopin4321 3 роки тому +2

    can be done easily... with pleasure... but you have to be persistent... not classic hard work that would ruin your work...

  • @furiozcruzado6751
    @furiozcruzado6751 5 років тому +8

    ling ling was there

  • @guidobos44
    @guidobos44 8 років тому +32

    Yehudi Menuhin says something very important I think, he says "working hard is a bad expression". What does it mean to work hard, is it to make an effort? Is it something that I want to achieve, and I am going to work hard to achieve my goal. If I set myself a goal, that means that I already know what it is, and then work to it. That means that my achievement is going to take place in the future, and it takes time to realise it. With time comes fear I might not achieve, struggle and frustration when it fails. That is the relationship between time and thought. Thought, wich arises from memory and experience, is always trying to achieve something in the future. Thinking can only operate within its own field, because nobody has all knowlegde or experience, therefore it's limited and creates conflict. When one understand this proces, not as an idea, but as an actuality, from that understanding arises a different kind of discipline, wich is not routine, repetition, because that implies hard work, but one without effort, without fear, struggle and frustrations. Without a becoming and therefore no direction, not pushing the notes in a particular direction, but open to play with. I think this is important to understand, because thought is a river that never stops, always achieving, and getting pleasure out of the things it achieves, wich is not joy, but competition and strife. Please don't agree or disagree with what is being set, because if you diagree then it stops, but if you agree this might become an idea what thought wants to achieve and then you're caught in the proces of time again. Just observe yourself in daily life without choise to see if it is true or not true, experiment with it. I am not telling anybody what to do, I am just pointing out.

    • @Schwallex
      @Schwallex 6 років тому +4

      Amazing. What Yehudi said was simple, short, and made perfect sense.
      What you turned it into is a horrible, copious mess that makes no sense at all.
      Bravo, sir. What a feat. A++ would read again.

    • @Andytlp
      @Andytlp 3 роки тому +1

      "working hard is a bad expression" Translated: work smart not hard. Its hard when u do it wrong.

    • @magicsoulduet5163
      @magicsoulduet5163 Рік тому

      It is mean just that only head dhould make real work try to make onestly working by head with all your attention more than 3 hour in day. It is reall hardness and it is real way to make work easy.

    • @JustFiddler
      @JustFiddler 3 місяці тому

      matur suksma

  • @DaCapo2010
    @DaCapo2010 13 років тому +4

    that kid is Corey Cerovsek, right?

  • @johannesindusleri5745
    @johannesindusleri5745 9 місяців тому +1

    11:31 Which piece?

  • @shermanmacoy
    @shermanmacoy 11 років тому +3

    yehudi was the best and still one

  • @benedictoryable
    @benedictoryable 11 років тому +4

    Josef Gingold is such a great teacher.

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    What are they forwarding????

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    What do you do then????

  • @Nooby1357
    @Nooby1357 3 роки тому +1

    What year was this video filmed does anyone know

  • @deenibeeniable
    @deenibeeniable Рік тому

    I don't know why but when that kid started talking all I could think of was Eugene Fodor at that age.

  • @BaibaVulgaris
    @BaibaVulgaris 7 місяців тому

    Oh, god, anyone nows what piece of music is he playing from 3:38?? It is divine, I started to cry at my workplace after hearing it! I want to listen to the whole piece over and over again!!

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    inch records we don't record... tents ha?????

  • @amrosik
    @amrosik 12 років тому +1

    the guy at the biginning was saying something about mathematics. i did not understand anything he was saying because he talked very unclear.
    what did he told about mathematics?

  • @alexandrecorreadesa7265
    @alexandrecorreadesa7265 5 років тому +1

    This citation is certainly inspired by the philosophy of J. Krishnamurti.

  • @taylorhendricks6953
    @taylorhendricks6953 4 місяці тому

    Who is the violinist @10:30?

  • @benedictoryable
    @benedictoryable 11 років тому +1

    Josef Gingold is such a great teacher.

  • @violinstudyingpiano8352
    @violinstudyingpiano8352 5 років тому +1

    Does anyone know which is the name of the piece that Mr. Gingold plays with Corey at the beginning? It's so lovely

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Mnatsats@ inchn er??? Any records????

  • @kehwa
    @kehwa 12 років тому +1

    Bach Double Violin Concerto in D minor, second movement.

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Mnatsatsn el gtanq... they Drug u, they then steal ur identity... And FORWARD ADDRESS?????? Why????

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Ha @nkeruhisa asel ov es qatsov glxid ktam hesa...????

  • @julioverrie4127
    @julioverrie4127 3 роки тому

    a big master exellent soul god blesed.

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Natasha Sasat...???? :))))) Sasunn er@ tents???

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Sents ha??????

  • @antonietasouza8893
    @antonietasouza8893 10 років тому +1

    Por isto Escolas de Música são mais interessantes que os conservatórios de Minas...
    Postura de carregar bandeja só para as garçonetes!!!

  • @ABAORecords
    @ABAORecords 10 років тому +1

    Who is the Chinese girl in the red dress? I would like to hear what she's doing now.

    • @spind
      @spind 9 років тому +1

      Zhang Zhang, she is a member of the Monte Carlo Philharmonic

    • @guillaume.pirard
      @guillaume.pirard 8 років тому

      +ABAORecords Akiko Suwanai?

    • @kujon1968
      @kujon1968 7 років тому

      Is her father Peter Zhang?

    • @sandrahazra5447
      @sandrahazra5447 7 років тому

      ABAORecords

    • @ZhangOmusiq
      @ZhangOmusiq 4 роки тому

      @@kujon1968 I don't think so:)

  • @joosangbai
    @joosangbai 12 років тому +1

    @LlamaLlord21
    chaconne/chacona by vitali

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Vernite mne mai gada, a to Legalno "Zastrelimsya" Tents???? Tarakani nman satkatsru srants!!!!!! Pchelu ban chka????

  • @lifewithjimmy4389
    @lifewithjimmy4389 4 роки тому

    Yuck when the server takes the dirty rag n wipes the dishes off close to the food on some poor souls plate! Thts gross. What’s on that rag?? Anyway beautiful music! Hope nobody gets montazeumas revenge!! 😳

  • @popitoto
    @popitoto 13 років тому

    @bw2082 You have right!

  • @bastiatintheandes4958
    @bastiatintheandes4958 6 років тому

    Who was Yehudi Mnuchin? Here is everything www.commentarymagazine.com/articles/the-riddle-of-yehudi-menuhin/

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Asum ein Dangerous... Atdelo vsex derjat...

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Deshyovki...???? Inci deshyovka pradala sebya za mnogo deneg... Kak eto????

  • @Slypheren
    @Slypheren 11 років тому

    Where did he mention the look of the pianist? He could just be referring to her PLAYING.

  • @TheOperamore
    @TheOperamore 4 роки тому

    Can someone write the names of the pieces played?

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Dorogiye mai we are all Drugged... A nam pakazivayte Menuhina... Pajalusta prekratiti dumping everything into peoples mouth...

  • @Photonenshizzl
    @Photonenshizzl 10 років тому +1

    7:22 guy sleeping^^
    9:21 like that !

  • @chanchalchakraborty3953
    @chanchalchakraborty3953 2 роки тому

    Very very. Very Nice

  • @SUNGWON317
    @SUNGWON317 12 років тому

    who is the boy practicing in the room?

  • @Grobanite122549
    @Grobanite122549 13 років тому

    what year was this?

  • @musicalgroupC
    @musicalgroupC 12 років тому

    What song is that? At the first part!

  • @takolkr8843
    @takolkr8843 4 роки тому

    Can anyone help me out when I do the vibrato or shifting my fingers hurts alot, when i do fast vibrato my strings become hot as well as the strings are very sharp Especially the E string so when I do vibrato my finger hurt.The strings are like knife it's been one week I didnot practice vibrato.I am a begineer can anyone suggest the right step

    • @yuitsuruta301
      @yuitsuruta301 4 роки тому

      Tako Lkr After practicing for several years, you’ll get used to it and probably won’t feel pain in your fingers anymore. From experience, I can say that the skin around your fingers will get thicker as you practice, and not feel pain.
      Or maybe you’re putting too much pressure on the strings. When you play the e-string, you don’t need as much pressure (especially at higher positions), because it is the thinnest string out of four.

  • @musicalgroupC
    @musicalgroupC 12 років тому

    thanks!

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    ???? Va shto nas prevratili...

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Jivyom uje v Ablakax daragiye mai...

  • @barbavassilis
    @barbavassilis 4 роки тому

    Ok it's not ''masterclass'' per se...

  • @raulloveday8080
    @raulloveday8080 4 роки тому +1

    9:50

  • @solomonraja4913
    @solomonraja4913 5 років тому

    What is the first piece

    • @bw2082
      @bw2082 5 років тому

      Solomon Raja 2nd movement of Bach’s d minor double violin concerto

  • @amrosik
    @amrosik 12 років тому

    PS:
    with "the guy" I ,of course, mean Joseph Gingold, sorry for that. But he still has a bad pronunciation.

  • @dasgomezkanal
    @dasgomezkanal 11 років тому

    J.S. Bach Concerto for 2 Violins in D minor.
    II. Movement

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Gangsterneri Paradisum...

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Where is your sophistication

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Asuma I am Well behaved... Dlya nas zDeS mesta netu...

  • @darkeelf
    @darkeelf 11 років тому

    Whats the name of the song played at 6:20??????

  • @frankfurttschiggas2164
    @frankfurttschiggas2164 11 років тому

    17.59 .. so looks a proud mother !

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Mnatsatsn el are Dangerous... kak vidite based on their actions... Asuma whoever u are at least they act, the wrong way but ok??? Don't act?

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Wrong actions ed el... Astalnoye let me breathe oxygen, let me vote, let me be part of the whole...

  • @bw2082
    @bw2082 13 років тому +3

    the pianist accompanying the girl in the red dress was horrible.

    • @kujon1968
      @kujon1968 7 років тому +4

      I didn't think so and she allowed her daughter to feel more at ease.

    • @ZhangOmusiq
      @ZhangOmusiq 4 роки тому +1

      horrible is rather harsh. My mother was no doubt very nervous for me. Do you play music professionally? if yes, are your performances always flawless?

  • @monelleny
    @monelleny 2 роки тому

    What piece is played at 6:25?

    • @saikitng1295
      @saikitng1295 Рік тому

      Vitali Chaconne

    • @monelleny
      @monelleny Рік тому

      @@saikitng1295 - I love it. Thank you so much!

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    What's the real story??? Tesnum eq driving Mercedes Bezn... Aha... Menuhinner? Asuma no I don't accept such society...

  • @benz201105
    @benz201105 11 років тому

    O GOD, who can remove those damned delay?

  • @poseuresque
    @poseuresque 12 років тому

    i thought zhang zhang was going to hurt herself with her own elbow! yikes
    but what a pianist!

    • @ZhangOmusiq
      @ZhangOmusiq 4 роки тому +1

      you can put your mind at ease, no injuries after this master class, nor in the years after. my elbow is still working just fine.

  • @lawrence18uk
    @lawrence18uk 3 роки тому

    aha - both using "Russian" ("Auer") bow-hold... :-)

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    qsela heto asuma poshmanetsi, chem uzum insult xpi..

  • @LlamaLlord21
    @LlamaLlord21 12 років тому

    what's the piece at 6:50?

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Es ARmyanin, es HOW THESE PEOPLE SPEAK... a katergoriya in YOUR country is the same as African Slurred speech don't show me no attitude and so on... Bayts zdes i v shkolu xodyat i t.d... Ed dlya normalnova cheloveka is harassment...

  • @viardo1
    @viardo1 12 років тому

    Вravo

  • @AmyAmy-er8bp
    @AmyAmy-er8bp 3 місяці тому

    Letyashveqin...

  • @amrosik
    @amrosik 12 років тому

    ps: ok i got it.

  • @ghirardellichocolate201
    @ghirardellichocolate201 3 роки тому

    A student in school? I mean once you can play certain peaces, the rest was pretty much self explanatory for those that can't.

  • @benz201105
    @benz201105 11 років тому

    hahahahahahah, agreed.

  • @P0is0ndagger127
    @P0is0ndagger127 9 років тому

    anyone knows the peice at 6:05??

    • @spind
      @spind 9 років тому +1

      Vitali Chaconne

  • @Polerification
    @Polerification 11 років тому

    Vitali Chaconne

  • @namentatic4978
    @namentatic4978 9 років тому

    Wonderful lady violinist from China. Her father is Professional music teacher, she said, and she still does not holding violin properly
    What a funny comment. :)
    Preferable to show practically, instead to talking.

    • @liliao8323
      @liliao8323 6 років тому +1

      持琴方法有两种,一种直接肩膀使用肩垫夹琴一种使用锁骨和左手来持琴,亚洲人普遍肩膀低脖子长,所以一般都使用肩垫夹琴,我觉得如果你对这件事情不了解就别觉得funny 不然谁喜欢把一个肩垫卡琴下。这是没办法的事情。可能Yehudi Menuhin也不了解这件事情。

    • @ZhangOmusiq
      @ZhangOmusiq 4 роки тому

      Lord Menuhin was right, three years later I changed the way I hold the violin, no shoulder rests, holding the instrument baroque style. Shoulders are totally free. By the way, did you use google translate? I will assume what you wrote made better sense in which ever language you wrote it in.

    • @snickydoodle4744
      @snickydoodle4744 4 роки тому +1

      @@ZhangOmusiq Here is my own translation of that comment:
      There are two ways of holding a violin, the first type is using a shoulder rest, and the other type is using the collarbone and left hand to support the violin. However, most asians have low shoulder and long neck, hence majority of the violinists use a shoulder rest. I feel that if you don't understand then don't find it funny because who likes a shoulder rest placed under their violin, there is no other choice. Perhaps Yehudi Menuhin did not understand this either.
      My own comment: Who cares if you use a shoulder rest or not? You are just so-called more "old school" if you play with high elbow and without shoulder rest. I play the violin with a shoulder rest. So long you sound nice, it's all great! There are pros and cons in playing in different manners.