Theres definitely been a time when I just got frustrated practicing and accidentally played two flawless bars of Ligeti. Im quite proud of myself for that.
I remember the first time I listened to this I absolutely hated it as I was just dipping my toes into the avant-garde aesthetic. Now that I can't actually somewhat understand what's going on, I absolutely love it. And I must say that Ms. Kopatchinskaja is the greatest interpreter of avant-garde music I've ever heard. She's amazing.
I think it’s a long time that I was so moved by a ‚classical music‘ performance! It even comes across on the screen of my mobile. Wonderful , thank you…
Kopatchinskaja é maravilhosa. Ligeti, Bartók, Piazzolla, Ravel, Beethoven. Tudo que essa mulher toca é cheio de personalidade com incomparável técnica e conhecimento artístico. Ela não para no romantismo tardio!
My current viola teacher played in the orchestra for this with the New World Symphony and says it's probably the most difficult piece he's ever played. Just being in the orchestra for a crazy and Avant-Garde concerto like this even just once is my absolute dream.
Best violinist in 20th and 21th century. Forget Heifetz, Oistrakh, Szeryng, Zukerman, Perlman, Mutter, Zimmermann, Kavakos and Fischer. They were and are all very good violinists but she is the only violin genius in musical history. Bravissima, Patricia!
Honestly I don't know how anyone could enjoy playing or listen to this. Each to their own and I respect others' tastes but I have a hard time believing the majority of people truly enjoy this and are not just trying to look intellectual.
llary This is a cadenza, it cannot be understood without the concerto, because its full of quotes, also the sung part is a quote. Until end of march you can still get a month of free admission the Berlin Philharmonic Digital Concert Hall with the Code BERLINPHIL. With this you could watch the whole concerto and also Kopatchinskaja playing concertos by Eötvös and by Schönberg as well as Schönberg's "Pierrot lunaire". Kopatchinskaja has made an acclaimed recording of the Ligeti for NAIVE, which won the »ECHO Klassik«, the »Gramophone Classical Music Award«, the »Gramophone Record Of The Year Award« 2013, the »International Classical Music Award 2014« and was nominated for a Grammy.
I enjoy it because it’s funny. I just get a kick out of it, not because I’m trying to sound intellectual. This is what I love about Ligeti compared to other avant garde composers. He doesn’t take his shit seriously, and his music offers a sense of charm and humor. I don’t feel bad for laughing at his music, because I know that’s what he intended.
Daniel Dancer ligeti let musicians to write their own final cadenza......so kopatchinskaja composed it her self........this known as the best cadenza of logeti
Such a perfect example of Organized Chaos. The music sounds crazy and, at the same time, just right. This was such an interesting piece
You don't have to be crazy to play the violin solo, but it certainly helps.
MAD TRUTH XD
🤣
She is super brilliant. The music sounds crazy, but not out of tune at all. That was heavenly :)
Theres definitely been a time when I just got frustrated practicing and accidentally played two flawless bars of Ligeti.
Im quite proud of myself for that.
I was there and together with Mahlers first Symphony, it was a live-changing moment. At that evening i decided to study music (Bassoon)...
why doublereed😣I am studing oboe
AND NOT JUST ANY MUSIC, GODLY BASSOON!
@@alejandrolenin93 why to be that cynical? You have to be very intellectual to unterstand the perks of every instrument...
@@Peter-gr8fj I said it without irony, I love bassoon
Maybe it was Mahler's 4th www.digitalconcerthall.com/concert/23476/ Good luck with your studies!
I remember the first time I listened to this I absolutely hated it as I was just dipping my toes into the avant-garde aesthetic. Now that I can't actually somewhat understand what's going on, I absolutely love it. And I must say that Ms. Kopatchinskaja is the greatest interpreter of avant-garde music I've ever heard. She's amazing.
What do u understand there? It isnt even a music. It sounds so ugly and jingy.
One of the most incredible things I've seen in a while. Commitment supreme. Loveeeeee it!
The score for this piece probably looks like an abstract painting. Love it!
Freshest and most innovative musician to hit classical music in years. She was made for Ligeti.
There's more genius than insanity. Kopatchinskaja is well suited.
I could not agree with you more. She is a musical genius with so much charisma .
the barefoot queen reappears (in my 'recommended' queue) !o!
She was born to play ligeti...
🤡 it isnt even a music lol
I think it’s a long time that I was so moved by a ‚classical music‘ performance! It even comes across on the screen of my mobile. Wonderful , thank you…
This is better than Ligeti's own cadenza. Wonderful.
one of the most genius endings in modern music
Vaughn Curtis sorry, no
@@vaughncurtis3500 go drink milk, you dishpit!
what was the original comment again
@@llamzrt what did vaughn say
@@fredericchopin6445 i dont even remember
I love you Patricia..! You are incredible. So perfect and dramatic..!
Now I know that Ligeti was able to summon Satan whenever he wanted to
All he needed was the help of a Moldovan violinist
Wtf "he"?
@@the1831 he is referencing Ligeti (the composer) who is a man
Wonderful and crazy Ligeti music! And she executes it perfectly.
Does anybody else hear parts from Pärt’s “Fratres” and Ravel’s “Tzigane” in here?
Indeed!
now that I saw your comment, yes
YES! And Sibelius's violin concerto!! First movement at 1:58
Yeah, this cadenza was actually written by the violinist, so it's full of quotes from other pieces. Really cool nonetheless!
and also ysaye no 3 at 1:13
That is how you play the cadenza :D
Never heard this piece before and seeing it's Ligeti, I expected something wild.
I was not prepared.
Mr. Rattle performance was brilliant
Amazing cadenza. Bravo to all!
kemana şiddetlenen, sonra onu bir kuş gibi okşayan, zıpır zıpır hoplatan bu kadına bayıldım..
Ömrü benden çok olsun!..
For those of you thinking its nonsense, try to do 2:06 - 2:13, THATS NOT EASY
I mean, all of it is hard, but people in the comments are just saying that overall, the piece is chaos.
@@Vwill26 that is what ligeti is all about.
That doesn't mean it's not nonsense
@@jessecohen4517 it’s not, she’s singing the folk melody from the second movement over an accompaniment of parallel fifths
Miss Kopatchinskaja is the weirdest soloist ever and I love it.
SteppenWolff100 he literally sang along when performing Bach fugues.
Kopatchinskaja é maravilhosa. Ligeti, Bartók, Piazzolla, Ravel, Beethoven. Tudo que essa mulher toca é cheio de personalidade com incomparável técnica e conhecimento artístico. Ela não para no romantismo tardio!
Really????!!!!! People just buy rotten fruit
What a truly horrible piece of music. I love it. I want to see the whole thing.
I'm at that weird part of music again
evan cawthon you need to get out more if this is too confronting to you
Gaf Hadly i know it's good music, it's just different, I'm out a lot trust me , it's a joke Hun chill
Lol
nah this da shit if you a real one
Jep me too
Lord the amount of articulation she got in that one upbow 1:53
its called up bow staccato
search for "hora staccato" played by Heifetz. it's the culmination of the technique.
It was quite crunchy to my taste but yell maybe on purpose
@@romeovashishthviolin9384 Maybe! As a clarinetist, I'm not sure that my ear is as attuned to bowing articulation.
Cassie Hanson yeah especially that I am an articulation freak
woooow!!!!!
Incredible!! Amazing!!
No comments! I love this concerto, and this cadenza was amazing!
Loved the cover of the video,this is what music looks like!
2:19 when I try to do ricochet
😂
Lmfao I'm ded
Phenomenal. Can I like this multiple times, please?
Welcome back the the era of entertaining and visual music, regretfully
This is so good ❤ She is outstanding and Rattle handle it very good. O my Good, I will se the konsert! Erica
Amazing technique, wow.
2:12 me when i practice...
Two set violin should watch this🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
True. Actually, I came because someone said this in the comment section 😂
Today, 16/02/2020, marked the day they tried to sightread this. RIP
I'm sure they have but just haven't done a video on it. They have made a video on Kopatchinskaja's style though as you may already know :)
@@DevilViolinist I didn't know, so thanks for the heads up:)
The kachikawawa caprices
The singing in harmony is a nice touch. The only other person I have seen do this is Steve Vai while playing intervals on the guitar.
And they're reading this off of music sheets? Outstanding! Bravo👏
My current viola teacher played in the orchestra for this with the New World Symphony and says it's probably the most difficult piece he's ever played. Just being in the orchestra for a crazy and Avant-Garde concerto like this even just once is my absolute dream.
For some reason, I knew she was going sing, but I also thought she was going to pull out a slide whistle!
Played very convincingly!!! Thanks!
Zertifiziert intergalaktisch! 🌹Genies werden verrückt geboren.
Yep, that's Ligeti alright. Love it.
OUT OF THIS WORLD
Best violinist in 20th and 21th century. Forget Heifetz, Oistrakh, Szeryng, Zukerman, Perlman, Mutter, Zimmermann, Kavakos and Fischer. They were and are all very good violinists but she is the only violin genius in musical history. Bravissima, Patricia!
Ligeti is often such a riot.
Con el tiempo he aprendido a apreciar a esta música. Patricia es una artista increíble que te enamora de su interpretación.
Just splendid. Perfection!
She' is adorable, nuts and brilliant!
i was lost for words
Insane, bravo!!!!!!!
Come to Serbia! Geniously fantastic, ......everything you do!
There is no one like her
Splendid!
Genial obra. Genial intérprete.
Perfeito
BIG FAN of this
Totally crazy and insane, love that!
amazing!
No sabía que esta música existiera.
just... WOW!
got goosebumps.. awesome!
impressionant
i came for the music, i stayed for the crazy expressions.
Try Sayaka Shoji & Jonathan Knott version in 2009, recently reuploaded in youtube.
Beautiful
Bravo 🎉🎈🎊
Very impressive!
Genial, ligeti 💜💙💙
Meravigliosa Patricia Kopatchinskaja, vista ieri sera a Torino eseguire questo stesso concerto (bellissimo) con l'orchestra nazionale della Rai
Awesome.
Fantastic
I love Ligeti!
Da ist noch Leben drin. Ihre Wildheit ist faszinierend..
OK. What's the purpose of Mr Rattle retreating from the podium?
He probably had to do some administrative duties
Theatrical
restroom maybe?
humor
Because it’s funny
I am in love!!!!! What a musician!
Bravo
Incroyable!!! Quel numéro!!!!
Omg i love her this amaaazing!
Queen of Cadenze
Heifetz commissioned this but never performed it b/c he could not master the vocal passages.
What was this guy on? I need some off that shit...
Honestly I don't know how anyone could enjoy playing or listen to this. Each to their own and I respect others' tastes but I have a hard time believing the majority of people truly enjoy this and are not just trying to look intellectual.
You say you respect other people's taste but then say people who like this are only being poseurs. Many people do like music like this.
@@jimp4170 what do you specifically enjoy in this music? I am always open to a new angle on something.
llary This is a cadenza, it cannot be understood without the concerto, because its full of quotes, also the sung part is a quote. Until end of march you can still get a month of free admission the Berlin Philharmonic Digital Concert Hall with the Code BERLINPHIL. With this you could watch the whole concerto and also Kopatchinskaja playing concertos by Eötvös and by Schönberg as well as Schönberg's "Pierrot lunaire". Kopatchinskaja has made an acclaimed recording of the Ligeti for NAIVE, which won the »ECHO Klassik«, the »Gramophone Classical Music Award«, the »Gramophone Record Of The Year Award« 2013, the »International Classical Music Award 2014« and was nominated for a Grammy.
@@llary Mostly the great harmonies, in the second and third movements.
I enjoy it because it’s funny. I just get a kick out of it, not because I’m trying to sound intellectual. This is what I love about Ligeti compared to other avant garde composers. He doesn’t take his shit seriously, and his music offers a sense of charm and humor. I don’t feel bad for laughing at his music, because I know that’s what he intended.
Soloists will soon just take a leak on stage and the public will still clapping.
This technick from this woman!!
I wonder what the sheet music of this might look like...
Genia! Genial!!!
Does anyone know why the conductor walked off
WOW ❤️! Exciting daredevil!
Why is the cadenza different from the original????
Ligeti wrote a cadenza but invited the violinist to invent his own.
What's the story?
Daniel Dancer sheer madness
Fire met gasoline
Daniel Dancer ligeti let musicians to write their own final cadenza......so kopatchinskaja composed it her self........this known as the best cadenza of logeti
Ligeti proves that music can be intellectually entrancing even when soulless.
weird but interesting if you have both the sound and video
mom: did you hit your brother?
ligeti: 1:01
The Zappa meets Bjork meets Primus of classical music.
攻めていて，落ち着いて入る演奏。
けつまずくことなく奏す虫の夜
She is totally crazy. And i love it😂
This is almost exactly how I sound when I get tired of practicing and start fooling around
No
No
Same
@@GUILLOM how Tf would you know
@@Cryseris what
Ligeti ㅡawesome.
Whose cadenza is this?
Kopatchinskaja's
Mad genius