Kanahi Yamashita plays Chaconne from the Violin Partita Nr.2 BWV1004 (J.S.Bach)
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- Опубліковано 26 бер 2020
- Guitar: Kanahi Yamashita （山下愛陽）
Recording: Shintaro Sugiura
Guitar build by Rinaldo Vacca
- Website: kanahi.de/
- Facebook: / kanahi.yamashita
Having heard the Chaconne by so many grear guitarists and violinists (as well as the Brahms and Busoni transcriptions for piano), this stands among the best. She completely and seamlessly effaces any technical difficulties and what remains is remarkable phrasing, coloratura, dynamics and the purest conveyance of the piece's emotional depth and range. Ms. Yamashita dignifies the amazing legacy of her father and brings her own unique personality and rendering to this Bach masterpiece.
This performance makes it feel like as if the Chaconne was always meant to be played on the guitar.
Oh my god, this is so fantastic! She gets part of the instrument. Eyes shut, her cheek glued to the corpus, feeling the dialog between her and the instrument. She is not playing to impress any audience. It's an intimate dialog between her and the Chaconne that is so immaculate and marvelous that no words can do it justice. She is in her own world. This reminds me so much of Glenn Gould, when he was playing the "Kunst der Fuge". Anybody that masters the Chaconne is to be admired, but to do it like she does, leaves us in awe.
The tone she gets with her right hand technique is amazing.
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たぐい稀な技術に裏打ちされながらその技術的野心が決して表に出ることなく、演奏家のすべての意思がシャコンヌという曲の秘密を引き出すことに献身している。ギターという楽器で演奏し得るこの曲の最高の演奏の一つでしょう。山下 一仁、福田進一・・・日本人演奏家によるこの曲の名演は幾つかありましたが、それらを含めても最高の演奏だろうと思います。
Where a passage of solid chords opened out into a rolling succession of individual notes, it took my breath away and brought tears to my eyes - the most visual experience I have ever had, while listening to a piece of music. The wonderful thing about Bach is the way it demands from everyone who plays his music, to put them self into it - even if they are playing it as straight from the sheet music as they can. This is a most beautiful rendition of perhaps the most beautiful music ever written.
"Bach wrote it in memory of his first wife, after he returned from a trip to discover that she had died." It represents the beauty and yet the seriousness of life
Totally agree with Roberto Alexandre - it's unbelievably perfect, this performance! You wonder how could it be bettered ... not that we should ever think like that about musical performance but this completely gasping
ヴァイオリン ピアノ ギターと色々な人のシャコンヌを聞いてきたけどこれ以上の演奏は聞いたことが無い気がします。技術をひけらかす様なところは微塵もなくバッハの精神世界に入り込んだかの様な静謐かつ喜びに満ちた名演です。ありがとうございます。
The Chaconne is the story of humankind moving through suffering and eventually through to redemption and peace. You capture this beautifully, tears are rolling down my face.
素晴らしい音楽です。 きちんとコントロールされた運指とタッチが山下和仁さんをほうふつさせますね。 お父さんより心持ち遅めのテンポですが、心に染み入るバッハを久しぶりに聞きました。ありがとうございます。
ギターという楽器と山下愛陽の心と肉体が、完全に一体となった完璧な音楽です。力みよいうものが全くありません。こんなに素晴らしいシャコンヌを今までに聴いたことがありません。3代続くギタリストのDNAがなせる業でしょう。今後、どこまで大きくなっていくのか楽しみです。
The Bach’s chaconne is one of the best piece of secular music ever. In my opinion, it can , alone, represent the greatness of the Bach’s geniality.
This interpretation made me cry. Its perfect. Amazing, just amazing.
amazing first i see someone contorting themselves with extreme sensitivity and it does not feel fake, highly intuitive and beautiful, one of the best interpretation i have heard thus far
こんなに綺麗なシャコンヌ聴いたの初めてです。
Incredible. It feels like the first time I have truly heard this piece. The voicing was amazing and her right hand technique was inspiring. Bravo
She is the only person I’ve seen play this masterpiece almost as flawless as Segovia and John Williams
I am speechless...This amongst the best interpretations of a classical piece of music ever, regardless of instrument and artist.