What surprises me each time I listen to Mr. Heifetz' playing, is how he matches the style of the time while still remaining on top of the interpretation. In short: He can keep the tonality of what other composers/musicians have done under control as well as express himself more openly as the interpreter. Sort of like a chef preparing a traditional recipe and bringing the fullest flavor of what is expected of the dish.
Heifetz: Spends hours perfecting flawless staccato technique My Teacher: Just practice a scale going downwards. Me: Gets shaky bow in performance coincidentally with the beat on staccato part
Heifetz was one of the greatest violinists ever. It is true he was not romanian, but as a non-romanian he plays this wonderful piece almost as a true native and I am sure Dinicu himself would have applauded and joined to play a duet with him!
He really makes it sound so traditional, like I hear it and think, this sounds like home. Many interpretations do not reach the level of taste Heifetz has, and he is very versatile too
I own a record with this performance on it, and I thought it was quite impressive. Of course, when listening to a record, you can’t see the performance. Now, watching this video, and being able to see how he is playing this, and I am absolutely amazed. I never would have believed that it was possible to get such tone and control just on single bows. I’m just absolutely amazed. This is absolutely beyond my understanding. You’re a madman, Heifetz (Also yes, I did come here from the recent Twoset video)
He has a great performance but struggles at some notes, playing it a bit more legato at some points compared to the original. This was written by Grigoras Dinicu, a roma, and roma people also have a tendency to play faster and fortissimo, a bit of a different style because it's heavily influenced by romanian folklore which, and suits the staccato very well. There is actually a recoding of Dinicu playing it ( ua-cam.com/video/QFbPLEW2oaM/v-deo.html ). Something similar you can see in some pieces of music by Taraf de Haidouks, a roma band which continued with the folklore till this day. For other staccato, there is another roma (Ion Voicu) playing Hora Martisorului ( ua-cam.com/video/dOOdhT5csU8/v-deo.html ) to exemplify how roma play.
What’s the name of the record? I’ve been trying to find records with good classical performances on them, but haven’t found any that stood out to me so far
@@Vivi-iw8oh I can’t remember the name of the record at the moment, I am currently at college while the record is at my home ~600 miles away, but I’m going back in 2 or so weeks. I can tell you then if I remember
That's true, as long as u sound good, nothing is relatively wrong or illegal on the violin. This instrument can break barriers, dude. Take a look at this woman: ua-cam.com/video/n6oSeODGmoQ/v-deo.html
Anyone coming to this from Twoset should view the documentary on Heifetz, “God’s Fidder”. The “Art of the Violin” is a great look at other violinists, and would be a way to learn about other 20th century masters like Francescatti, Thibaud, Szigeti, Enescu, Milstein et al.
@@PreservationEnthusiast lmao did you just call Heifetz irrelevant? 😂 I wanna see Lindsey sterling compete against a soloist now and see who’s the irrelevant one. Nothing against Lindsey because she seems like a nice person, but the music she plays is really easy and quite unimpressive
@@ILikeBirds Heifitz is irrelevant in today's society. He would not sell many records. He doesn't have the persona to succeed. The stuff Lindsey plays may technically be easier but she dances at the same time. Let's see Heifitz do that! Come to think of it I don't think I've even seen him smile.
@@PreservationEnthusiast I’m sure Heifetz could easily dance and play easy pop music at the same time. I think TwoSetViolin sorta brought back classical music now. Even if you think Heifetz is “irrelevant”, the community of people who still listen to classical music would make him less irrelevant since he’s one of the best violinists in all of history
@@ILikeBirds Two Set had the right idea when they got Hilary Hahn hoola-hooping. But Heifetz would have considered something like that beneath him. Hence he is a dinosaur of the 20th century. Even the classical audience of today are not listening to his recordings.
THERE ARE AND WERE GREAT VIOLIN PLAYERS BUT HEIFETZ IS NOT ONE OF THEM! HE IS ONLY ONE, UNIQUE AND INCOMPARABLE. WHEN I LISTEN HIS PERFORMANCE IT IS LIKE COMING FROM ANOTHER WORLD. IT IS MORE THAN AMAZING, IT IS UNBELIEVEABLE THAT HUMAN CAN PRODUCE SUCH FANTASTIC MUSIC
@@kadegainey5123 I mean i don't see what's wrong from people knowing it from TwoSet, they are Reintroducing classical in the newer generations while making it enjoyable, educational and inspirational for people to get into musical
as a romanian I feel sad that this technique is not so popular with classical composers, exactly as @TwoSetViolin said. Though, in romanian folk music this technique is pervasive.
OMG!! It's just the RCA recording my father has, I'm quite sure! We have still the album but unfortunately the record player got broken down. So that I had the chance of listening to this gem again! Thanks a million.
Yoooooo YT algorithm is scaring me 😂 I just watched TwoSet's latest video on 8 epic classics, this recording, which was introduced in the video, showed up immediately 😮
@Yehuda Toledano My question was a provocation. It springs from the fact that in the bad old days roma music wasn't recognized as very advanced. Of course I know there are all kinds of music for the violin, and still you find this in Wikipedia: "It is rumored that Jascha Heifetz once said that Grigoraș Dinicu was the greatest violinist he had ever heard." Heifetz was so intrigued by Dinicu that he added the Hora Staccato to his repertoire. And he does it beautifully, he was such a great master of the violin. But if you compare his recording to Dinicus, you might see my point
Wow! You're an amazing critic. I didn't catch the emotional apathy in his playing at all, but you did. I felt great emotion and power flowing from that violin but I guess I must be delusional. And I'm a jazz drummer but I didn't notice him accelerating inappropriately but you did. And you noticed him passing over other parts like they were unimportant. I didn't hear any of that - I heard a great performance - so I bow to your superior listening ability as well as your pretentious bullshit.
Such an amazing talent. I first heard this on my grandmother's console stereo back in the early '60s. The tune always stuck in my head. To see it performed underlines the degree of difficulty and raises my appreciation even more...amazing!
0:42 how on earth do violinists do to lift up the bow like that, with that much energy, that far from the string, and put it back without it trembling?? I've tried it, and oh man, I can't-
@@frankie6954Romanian Violonist can beter and nota one but 10s like Blajinu, Lunchevici, Botgros , Ion Drăgoi, Albeșteanu , Ion Voicu, Botoca,problem îs with registrations distroed o ithen did not exist in Soviet Times
haha it's so ironic...in an interview heifetz ever commented that he used to have an extremely poor staccato when he was young. but who would have guessed??
i cant get over that continuous down-bow staccato he did.....to make STACCATO look like a smooth bow is remarkable. I love Heifetz because of his natural ability to make stuff like that look easy..... Did anyone notice his bow hold changes when he does that staccato bow? (You know what I'm talking about.)
This piece expresses so well the Romanian soul, with ups and downs. Grigoraș Dinicu, the composer of Hora Staccato, was one of the greatest violonists in the world, one of a kind.
Jascha Heifetz altered what was the original Hora Staccato. Many musicians now consider the transcription a formal part of playing the piece over the original. This piece is among the most famous of his transcriptions and that is saying something, no? Just look at his amazing technique and listen to the colours in the playing.
He actually did not alter the original violin. He transcribed what was a piece for violin and a small orchestra into a piece for violin and piano. Most of his adaptation was on the piano side. Listen to Dinicu play this piece and you will hear some differences in interpretations choices / accents but not much else different. Unfortunately, the original Dinicu is out of print (Heifetz did buy the rights, so no new prints of that were ever made), and will likely never be made until 2067 or so, 80 years after his passing in 1987.
This is a Romanian piece composed by Grigoraș Dinicu. If you find this interpretation impressive than you should check out this one ua-cam.com/video/dOOdhT5csU8/v-deo.html
means you've never heard enescu... like many considers cortot a genius (and he was) but never heard Lipatti. and, to the subject, you must, really must, heat Dinicu's interpretation. ;)
THERE ARE AND WERE GREAT VIOLIN PLAYERS BUT HEIFETZ IS NOT ONE OF THEM! HE IS ONLY ONE, UNIQUE AND INCOMPARABLE. WHEN I LISTEN HIS PERFORMANCE IT IS LIKE COMING FROM ANOTHER WORLD. IT IS MORE THAN AMAZING, IT IS UNBELIEVEABLE THAT HUMAN CAN PRODUCE SUCH FANTASTIC MUSIC
How could you you do that? How could you mix Dinicu with Beethoven? I am flabbergasted and this is far Heifetz´s Most perfect concrt´s. Thank you, and thank you again!!!!!!!!!
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Heifetz's right arm explaining the purpose of down bow staccato:
"because I can"
😂😂😂
Why is your name holmes?
Yes lmao
Michael Yee Liang Lim Because her name is Holmes
Quote of the century:
There’s something about black and white violin playing that’s just so...cosy
It reminds me of autumn evenings
Paganini - Cantabile performed by Leonid Kogan, good stuff
Just like other black and white videos
trying to sync this video to twoset's video to be also amazed
Samee
same
Same
Sameeeeee
Same
Who's here from twoset
Here
of course
me
Nia Jones hell yeah
Yez
As someone who just started staccato practice yesterday, I watched this, watched again, shuddered, discarded my violin and fled.
An og memster!!
its easiest when you’re performing (bouncy bow)
@Janna Maglinao 😂😂😆
@Janna Maglinao GOOO where?! 😂😆
i think its easier to PRACTICE.
He practises 40000 hours a day.
Pyrex Lp pls don’t tell me this video is also going to be infected by ‘who’s from twoset’ comments
Jimmy Kim "who's from twoset violin?"
@@bruh7130 who gives a shit. Just enjoy the music.
Also you came from them as well. So why are you even crying?
Nah, only 40.
ultra ling ling
What surprises me each time I listen to Mr. Heifetz' playing, is how he matches the style of the time while still remaining on top of the interpretation. In short: He can keep the tonality of what other composers/musicians have done under control as well as express himself more openly as the interpreter.
Sort of like a chef preparing a traditional recipe and bringing the fullest flavor of what is expected of the dish.
such an accurate description!!
in short (gives longer description) haha
Ah yes let’s reply to this comment 10 years later
*Sees a 10 year old comment*
_LET’S REPLY, SHALL WE-_
Just leaving this here in case he returns
Heifetz: Spends hours perfecting flawless staccato technique
My Teacher: Just practice a scale going downwards.
Me: Gets shaky bow in performance coincidentally with the beat on staccato part
I agree with you teacher, because pure intonation important than staccato, imo
who else is here from twoset's new video??
a. y hey there!
the staccatos are so clean like omfg
Yup
So gooood
Currently playing this alongside with the new 2set video trying to match their reaction with the performance haha
This man has the greatest bow hand precision and technique that I have ever seen before.
I'll just go smash my violin now.
I personally think that's Hilary Hahn and not Heifetz
@@straburg7661 eh heifetz is better
@@nitelite4340 I didn't hear a lot from Heifetz, but he was one of the greatest violinists ever, i'll give you that
@@straburg7661 She is a master of disguise.
@@legamature What do you mean with that? Haha
Heifetz was one of the greatest violinists ever. It is true he was not romanian, but as a non-romanian he plays this wonderful piece almost as a true native and I am sure Dinicu himself would have applauded and joined to play a duet with him!
Romanian and Jewish music have many similarities. It was in his soul
I am partially Romanian. So,THERE!🍀
@@joshn7232 True, just listen the klezmer music and romanian folk music. Greetings from Romania.
He really makes it sound so traditional, like I hear it and think, this sounds like home. Many interpretations do not reach the level of taste Heifetz has, and he is very versatile too
@@joshn7232, your national anthem is made after a melody of Romanian song called CUCURUZ CU FRUNZA-N SUS
the staccato is so clean for an old recording hearing it live must have been amazing
I own a record with this performance on it, and I thought it was quite impressive. Of course, when listening to a record, you can’t see the performance. Now, watching this video, and being able to see how he is playing this, and I am absolutely amazed. I never would have believed that it was possible to get such tone and control just on single bows. I’m just absolutely amazed. This is absolutely beyond my understanding.
You’re a madman, Heifetz
(Also yes, I did come here from the recent Twoset video)
He has a great performance but struggles at some notes, playing it a bit more legato at some points compared to the original. This was written by Grigoras Dinicu, a roma, and roma people also have a tendency to play faster and fortissimo, a bit of a different style because it's heavily influenced by romanian folklore which, and suits the staccato very well. There is actually a recoding of Dinicu playing it ( ua-cam.com/video/QFbPLEW2oaM/v-deo.html ). Something similar you can see in some pieces of music by Taraf de Haidouks, a roma band which continued with the folklore till this day.
For other staccato, there is another roma (Ion Voicu) playing Hora Martisorului ( ua-cam.com/video/dOOdhT5csU8/v-deo.html ) to exemplify how roma play.
What’s the name of the record? I’ve been trying to find records with good classical performances on them, but haven’t found any that stood out to me so far
@@Vivi-iw8oh I can’t remember the name of the record at the moment, I am currently at college while the record is at my home ~600 miles away, but I’m going back in 2 or so weeks. I can tell you then if I remember
@@Vivi-iw8oh hiefetz - Encores, published by RVA, LSC-3233
omg the staccato are so clean
00:25 look at his rigth hand, is it legal?
When it comes to Heifetz, everything is legal 😎
You could play violin with your foot as long as it sounded good
That's true, as long as u sound good, nothing is relatively wrong or illegal on the violin. This instrument can break barriers, dude. Take a look at this woman:
ua-cam.com/video/n6oSeODGmoQ/v-deo.html
Felipe Carriel woah thats amazing! her dedication, her voice and her playing
@@peanutgallery123 She's fantastic, an example to be followed
Thankyou TwoSetViolin! I've never heard this piece before. Why haven't Looney Tunes used this? It's got a sense of humour. :-)
All the twoset comments from a couple of hours ago
What the heck is two-set?
@@paulcaswell2813 A Violin duo youtube channel, you should check them out!
Anyone coming to this from Twoset should view the documentary on Heifetz, “God’s Fidder”. The “Art of the Violin” is a great look at other violinists, and would be a way to learn about other 20th century masters like Francescatti, Thibaud, Szigeti, Enescu, Milstein et al.
All these old stuffy Jewish violinists are irrelevant now. I prefer Lindsey Stirling and Lettice Rowbotham.
@@PreservationEnthusiast lmao did you just call Heifetz irrelevant? 😂
I wanna see Lindsey sterling compete against a soloist now and see who’s the irrelevant one. Nothing against Lindsey because she seems like a nice person, but the music she plays is really easy and quite unimpressive
@@ILikeBirds Heifitz is irrelevant in today's society. He would not sell many records. He doesn't have the persona to succeed. The stuff Lindsey plays may technically be easier but she dances at the same time. Let's see Heifitz do that! Come to think of it I don't think I've even seen him smile.
@@PreservationEnthusiast I’m sure Heifetz could easily dance and play easy pop music at the same time. I think TwoSetViolin sorta brought back classical music now. Even if you think Heifetz is “irrelevant”, the community of people who still listen to classical music would make him less irrelevant since he’s one of the best violinists in all of history
@@ILikeBirds Two Set had the right idea when they got Hilary Hahn hoola-hooping. But Heifetz would have considered something like that beneath him. Hence he is a dinosaur of the 20th century. Even the classical audience of today are not listening to his recordings.
If he is better than Ling Ling, he obviously practiced 41 hours a day.
52 people think they could play it better! Ha, amazing so many talents lost in nowhere..........we never heard of them
THERE ARE AND WERE GREAT VIOLIN PLAYERS BUT HEIFETZ IS NOT ONE OF THEM! HE IS ONLY ONE, UNIQUE AND INCOMPARABLE. WHEN I LISTEN HIS PERFORMANCE IT IS LIKE COMING FROM ANOTHER WORLD. IT IS MORE THAN AMAZING, IT IS UNBELIEVEABLE THAT HUMAN CAN PRODUCE SUCH FANTASTIC MUSIC
Hahahaha
They were all violists.
to be fair the dislikes are probably complains about sound quality or simmilars.
Well, there apparently 48 more people have woken up and discovered that they could play better than Heifetz...
Me: Jascha Heifetz
Everyone else: TwoSet
Well at least they are introducing a lot of people to great playing
@@kadegainey5123 I mean i don't see what's wrong from people knowing it from TwoSet,
they are Reintroducing classical in the newer generations while making it enjoyable, educational and inspirational for people to get into musical
LagUnus that’s literally what I said
@@kadegainey5123 Ik
LagUnus well good then 🤨
as a romanian I feel sad that this technique is not so popular with classical composers, exactly as @TwoSetViolin said. Though, in romanian folk music this technique is pervasive.
that wasnt a technique human can do.
TwoSetViolin brought me here.
NOBODY FUCKING CARES!!!!!
@@pingpongpung just node and scroll ....
@@pingpongpung TwoSet brought me here
,
Is it just me or are the violinist and the pianist totally off sync?
It’s just you bud !!🤣🤣🤣😂😆 You’re off sync !
I'm here from twoset... this guy is definitely a LingLing
OMG!! It's just the RCA recording my father has, I'm quite sure! We have still the album but unfortunately the record player got broken down. So that I had the chance of listening to this gem again! Thanks a million.
Who is here from twoset!! 😂🎻
Yoooooo YT algorithm is scaring me 😂 I just watched TwoSet's latest video on 8 epic classics, this recording, which was introduced in the video, showed up immediately 😮
AI revolution had begun... today, YT... tomorrow, The World!!!
same
Same here, though it took a few days. Amazing piece and a wonderful performance.
YT? Yukon Territory?
Heifetz is known to have said that Grigoras Dinicu was the most fantastic violin player he had ever met.
@Yehuda Toledano Hi, what is the difference?
@Yehuda Toledano My question was a provocation. It springs from the fact that in the bad old days roma music wasn't recognized as very advanced. Of course I know there are all kinds of music for the violin, and still you find this in Wikipedia: "It is rumored that Jascha Heifetz once said that Grigoraș Dinicu was the greatest violinist he had ever heard." Heifetz was so intrigued by Dinicu that he added the Hora Staccato to his repertoire. And he does it beautifully, he was such a great master of the violin. But if you compare his recording to Dinicus, you might see my point
@Yehuda Toledano You have a problem.
@Yehuda Toledano Haha, no problem. We do not have anything to disagree about really, have we? Or maybe the status of roma or of klezmer music perhaps?
source?
The fact that the staccato was so clear and clean is super amazing
Unbelievable
I watched the position of his bow hand. I wish I had learned this method. Not that I would ever sound like this but it might have helped.
Wow! You're an amazing critic. I didn't catch the emotional apathy in his playing at all, but you did. I felt great emotion and power flowing from that violin but I guess I must be delusional. And I'm a jazz drummer but I didn't notice him accelerating inappropriately but you did. And you noticed him passing over other parts like they were unimportant. I didn't hear any of that - I heard a great performance - so I bow to your superior listening ability as well as your pretentious bullshit.
Such an amazing talent. I first heard this on my grandmother's console stereo back in the early '60s. The tune always stuck in my head. To see it performed underlines the degree of difficulty and raises my appreciation even more...amazing!
Heifetz is God.>:)
does anyone else imagine a duck or something when listening to this?
i get the vibe
I think he sounds almost like a different instrument, something woodwind mb. So weird!
It’s a romanian dance 😉
I get Cinderella skipping around the house with bluebirds, squirrels and assorted wildlife cleaning the house and making merry.
“Let’s play Ticke Crabs!”
“Yay! Tickle Crabs”
Bluey and Bingo: TICKLE!!! 🦀
Bandit: Uh-oh... 😳
I can't be the only person here form Twoset.
Who isn't here from twoset
0:42 how on earth do violinists do to lift up the bow like that, with that much energy, that far from the string, and put it back without it trembling??
I've tried it, and oh man, I can't-
bow control
@@cardososilva51 yes, but how?😭😭😭
@@remember9097 a good bow, a good technique and a lot of training
My expression：😮？？？？？？？
This legendary violinist none can beat him in playing Hora Staccato still.
Itzhak Perlman; Pinchas Zuckerman, can at least match him, note for note, look them up.
@@brucknerian9664 They can't play staccato like Heifetz.
@@frankie6954Romanian Violonist can beter and nota one but 10s like Blajinu, Lunchevici, Botgros , Ion Drăgoi, Albeșteanu , Ion Voicu, Botoca,problem îs with registrations distroed o ithen did not exist in Soviet Times
Except the man himself, Grigoras Dinicu...ua-cam.com/video/QFbPLEW2oaM/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
Ginette Neveu 🌷💖🇨🇱
haha it's so ironic...in an interview heifetz ever commented that he used to have an extremely poor staccato when he was young. but who would have guessed??
Twoset adding half a million views to every classical music videos.
True.
i cant get over that continuous down-bow staccato he did.....to make STACCATO look like a smooth bow is remarkable. I love Heifetz because of his natural ability to make stuff like that look easy.....
Did anyone notice his bow hold changes when he does that staccato bow? (You know what I'm talking about.)
No words to describe him, wonderful
No words, you just used one.
This episode of Bluey is called Ticklecrabs
heard this on bluey
연주많이함 .닥치면의무적으로하고
어케했었는지 기억안남..제정신이 아닌상태
¡Genial! Heifetz quizá sea el violinista más grande del siglo XX.
Bow control: level 40 hours/day
The greatest musician to ever live, period!!!!!
This is not music..... This is MAGIC..... Divine magic.
Composer: So how much of my staccato are you going to-
Heifetz: *YES*
I am an adult beginner. I figure if I watch him play, soon I will be able to do that too.
if a freight train was a violin and giving a tour of the countryside
Staccato is so clean!
"Heifetz is giving a free concert inside!"
This piece expresses so well the Romanian soul, with ups and downs. Grigoraș Dinicu, the composer of Hora Staccato, was one of the greatest violonists in the world, one of a kind.
Dinicu care era țigan 🤣
私は、ディニークの、「ひばり」も、大好きです！！凄まじい超絶技巧ですが、名作で傑作だと思っています！！
my English is poor ,sorry, sorry, ……😅
ホラスタッカートです。
父親の持っていたヴァイオリンのレコードの中で特に軽快なメロディだったので。
今でも好きです。
jascha ling ling heifetz...
damn ...
El excelente Violinista Jacha Heifetz , ejecuta con un rigor y pleno dominio técnico el Violín , su ejecución es Magistral .
im amazed at how his so composed and he can still bring out the feelings of the music. without any facial expressions or actions... =D
Nobody said s..t about composer.. Like 5th without Beethoven.. Shame..
I DID IT I GOT IT IN SYNC
Really epic !!!!!! Oh, my god! Is that even humanly possible?
There is no monotony in Heifetz, His changes of pace are pure and beautiful artistry.
With that out of the way, I can watch the rest of than twoset video
this song makes me happy
he is playing his toy
Jascha Heifetz altered what was the original Hora Staccato. Many musicians now consider the transcription a formal part of playing the piece over the original. This piece is among the most famous of his transcriptions and that is saying something, no? Just look at his amazing technique and listen to the colours in the playing.
He actually did not alter the original violin. He transcribed what was a piece for violin and a small orchestra into a piece for violin and piano. Most of his adaptation was on the piano side. Listen to Dinicu play this piece and you will hear some differences in interpretations choices / accents but not much else different. Unfortunately, the original Dinicu is out of print (Heifetz did buy the rights, so no new prints of that were ever made), and will likely never be made until 2067 or so, 80 years after his passing in 1987.
This is a Romanian piece composed by Grigoraș Dinicu. If you find this interpretation impressive than you should check out this one ua-cam.com/video/dOOdhT5csU8/v-deo.html
Perfect! Divine!
Who's here after watching TwoSetViolin?!
Imagine the person who uploaded this video, coming back and and wondering, WHAT TF IS TWOSET????
Hora Staccato is beautiful song from romanian folklore . Here is a great interpretation!
Practice 40 hours a day!
The worthy teacher of ling Ling... i mean ling ling is his worthy student
The one and only ! Heifetz ! tried to be copied, but never has been !
means you've never heard enescu... like many considers cortot a genius (and he was) but never heard Lipatti. and, to the subject, you must, really must, heat Dinicu's interpretation. ;)
THERE ARE AND WERE GREAT VIOLIN PLAYERS BUT HEIFETZ IS NOT ONE OF THEM! HE IS ONLY ONE, UNIQUE AND INCOMPARABLE. WHEN I LISTEN HIS PERFORMANCE IT IS LIKE COMING FROM ANOTHER WORLD. IT IS MORE THAN AMAZING, IT IS UNBELIEVEABLE THAT HUMAN CAN PRODUCE SUCH FANTASTIC MUSIC
a true ling ling (like for respect)
"Class dismissed!"
We are here becuse of the youtube copyright.
When everyone comes here from Twoset
c'est trop lent par rapport à ce qu'on sait faire même à la trompette actuellement et d'autre part il y a trop de grattages inadmissibles actuellement
Good day!! TwoSet linglingwannabe’s you’re here early!!
OMG... Is this magic? Is that a wand in his hands..... He must be an immortal.
that down bow staccato *-*
Am I the only one hearing a hint of Orange Blossom Special in this?
I don't know why but this piece always reminds me to the Garfield's Show
Yo! Twoset viewer. GO PRACTICE
How old is LingLing when he|she practices 40 hours a day?
TwoSet?? Anyone?
what video was it?
Magical twoset
People giving this a thumbs down are Viola players... who are jealous.
This is the result of practicing 40 hours a day
How could you you do
that? How could you mix Dinicu with Beethoven? I am flabbergasted and this is far Heifetz´s Most perfect concrt´s. Thank you, and thank you again!!!!!!!!!
Heifetz plays much better then Dinicu. It is about the sound not the speed
+TheMacivan Well, it is also about spirit and emotion, which Dinicu conveys, unlike Heifetz, playing like a perfectly tuned machine. :)
Felicitari,domnule,se cunoaste ca sinteti EVREU!SHALOM!
Un Staccato pareil ! Tous les violonistes en rêvent !
This was on my recommended 14years later-
i come from twoset so lets make a viola joke. A viola is not bigger is just the violinist brain that is bigger
Ele é mais que um Sapiens.