@@TheAsianTreenot just the rhythms but maintaining the proper balance between the lines. This definitely shows his mastery that he makes this sound so effortless.
sustaining the top line while articulating the bottom line with a single bow seems harder to me than playing with bow while doing left hand pizz... maybe im wrong?
I think left hand pizz is something that you can do or you can't. You just need the power in your fingers. If you can, then yes you are probably right.
I Love, Love, LOVE his sound. I could spend the remainder of my life learning to play this piece and never reach this level of the sublime and articulated beauty! Gorgeous sound. ❤❤❤
Dear Augustin! You are a genius!!! Listening to your violin is a pleasure and a privilege! You are an inspiration, an example of a real musician, a master! Thank you!
@@user-wm9yd2ts7dHello! You are doing a really accurate transcribing. Can you, please, help me if you have time, to transcribe Vengerov's cadenza to the Brahms concerto ua-cam.com/video/bUlBvhVUouw/v-deo.html, if it's nessesary, i can pay you and would be thankful for this... I really want to play this cadenza, but can't hear triple chords and so on...
What is the rationale for playing this as an unaccompanied solo piece, rather than with orchestral accompaniment, as we typically hear it? (Needless to say, the fact that something is "typically" done a certain way by no means necessitates that it always be done that way. But there is usually an explanation for a departure.)
Look at the faces of his fellow violinists. This is a virtuosic performance of a self created transcription. Playing a melody and differently notated countermelody on a bowed instrument is no easy feat. The mastery of his instrument is the point.
@@TS13579also, encores are often pure solo pieces that way the orchestra doesn’t have to rehearse something that might not played. This was probably an encore.
Of course it’s ok to make an easier arrangement. But you can find easier arrangements of this already online. If you want to see his original score though it’s on his website. Can’t help you on the exact tempo unless it’s on his transcription.
0:33 that should be C#!
0:51 should be D C# Bb chord, Excellent work🎉
Im sorry but i think you are very very confidently wrong
@@corvinusfox3757erhaps it’s my time marking problem, it should be between 0:50-0:51, first chord of bar 25😊
he is absolutely right
This is my fault, but I'm too lazy to fix it.
@@user-wm9yd2ts7d you did a good job! I’m trying to learn it 😂👍🏻
When you have a group assignment, but you’re the one doing all the work
I love how the musicians in the back are smiling because of the difficulty and the beauty in Handelich’s version of por una cabeza.
Yeah, right
Only those who play the violin will understand how difficult is to play like that… for sure it worth 1000 likes 👍
I saw him play this as a second encore at the proms last year. It was sublime. I'm not sure people will realise quite how difficult this is to play.
I didn’t think it was too difficult…until I tried playing it. 2-3 polyrhythms and the recap of the theme is so fucking hard to do on the violin.
@@TheAsianTreenot just the rhythms but maintaining the proper balance between the lines. This definitely shows his mastery that he makes this sound so effortless.
sustaining the top line while articulating the bottom line with a single bow seems harder to me than playing with bow while doing left hand pizz... maybe im wrong?
Hahhahaahhahaa yes
I think left hand pizz is something that you can do or you can't. You just need the power in your fingers. If you can, then yes you are probably right.
@@adambe1126yes, some people are just naturally good at it and others have to work really hard for it
@adambe1126 left hand pizz is much less about strength than it is technique. It involves precise angles and efficient motion to play and let ring
@@ThatOneGuyRAR Ah fair enough, that might explain why mine is so bad. Definitely on my bucket list to learn properly in the future!
I Love, Love, LOVE his sound. I could spend the remainder of my life learning to play this piece and never reach this level of the sublime and articulated beauty! Gorgeous sound. ❤❤❤
Amazing and beautiful!!!
Bravo!!!
Dear Augustin! You are a genius!!! Listening to your violin is a pleasure and a privilege! You are an inspiration, an example of a real musician, a master! Thank you!
I feel so fortunate that I can understand what he is doing is magical
He is so generous sharing his beautiful arrangement. No doubt he will be a historical performer. Todo un ejemplo de virtuosidad.
Good heavens.... Just as I was considering of resting for a moment -- This spoiled my peace... For some long time!
Madre mía!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Superb performance, very hard to perform this clean 😢😂
Incredible (dare I add, "as usual"). Thanks for the upload, and for including the score so we can follow along.
That is some incredible playing and arranging. Bravo!!!
This insanely hard to play. Bravo
Bravo! Great work...
What an amazing arrangement..
This is astounding! Just something else wondrous from hiz fingers!
The Best Violinist drawing a breath these days
Beautiful
Many techniques for violin make me gains some ideas.
❤❤❤¡hermoso!
Beautiful ❤️
Amazing!
Bravíssimo 👋👋👋
Super. Phantastisch.
C est sublime. Merci Mr Hadelich
👑💓 BRAVO!
Bravissimo !!!
Um dos melhores sem dúvida alguma, o som que ele tira é encantador.
sempre fico admirado com esse video
예전과달리 깊이있어졌네요. .깔끔하고 정확한 음정 독일사람이라기엔 화려한 연주네요
잘한다!!이말 밖에는 할 말이 없다
0:26 casual 10th bruh
man thats not even the hard part lol
Toca muito
Empressionando a todos
1:20-1:24 is unreal.
Nem computador consegue ser tão ágil assim kkk
والله انك استاذ ويسلم الي وضع violin score
thanks for the transcription !
any chance you'd have a downloadable PDF file for this? thank you for your work!
musescore.com/user/35302533/scores/10103620
@@user-wm9yd2ts7dHello! You are doing a really accurate transcribing. Can you, please, help me if you have time, to transcribe Vengerov's cadenza to the Brahms concerto ua-cam.com/video/bUlBvhVUouw/v-deo.html, if it's nessesary, i can pay you and would be thankful for this... I really want to play this cadenza, but can't hear triple chords and so on...
The link is broken, but for anyone interested it’s on Hadelich’s webpage.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I’m the only one to hear alot of loud breaths?😂
Great performing, love for my ears!
He can’t help it, facial burns and sinus damage.
Incrivel uma pessoa fazer isso.
Gardel y Le Pera...
Партия просто застрелиться😮
Исполнение великолепное
Он просто гений!
Wait how the fuck is he doing that.
he’s really really good, so basically just really good technique from years of practice
May I play this, please?
通常我們是五人….
is this on apple music?
What is the rationale for playing this as an unaccompanied solo piece, rather than with orchestral accompaniment, as we typically hear it? (Needless to say, the fact that something is "typically" done a certain way by no means necessitates that it always be done that way. But there is usually an explanation for a departure.)
Look at the faces of his fellow violinists. This is a virtuosic performance of a self created transcription. Playing a melody and differently notated countermelody on a bowed instrument is no easy feat. The mastery of his instrument is the point.
@@jaysparc Thank you for explaining that. Now I understand better.
@@TS13579also, encores are often pure solo pieces that way the orchestra doesn’t have to rehearse something that might not played. This was probably an encore.
May I ask what the tempo is, also is it okay for me to make my own version of this? Like with the fixes need to be made, so it's easier to learn.
Of course it’s ok to make an easier arrangement. But you can find easier arrangements of this already online. If you want to see his original score though it’s on his website. Can’t help you on the exact tempo unless it’s on his transcription.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the first F# in measure 8 supposed to be a 16th note instead of an eighth note? 0:16
It’s a little bit of artistic rubato.
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