Bach - Violin Partita no. 3 in E major BWV 1006 - Sato | Netherlands Bach Society
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- Partita no. 3, performed by Shunske Sato for All of Bach, is not a stand-alone piece. Bach was clearly delighted with this partita, and particularly with the first movement. In 1729, Bach arranged this Preludio as an instrumental movement of a wedding cantata (BWV 120a) and as a festive overture at the start of the cantata BWV 29. Furthermore Bach himself copied a version of the whole partita on two staves, which could be a simple keyboard piece, or maybe a suite for lute or theorbo.
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Shunske Sato, violinist
Violin: Cornelius Kleynman ca. 1684
0:00 Preludio
3:53 Loure
7:58 Gavotte en Rondeau
10:49 Menuett I
12:28 Menuett II
14:37 Bourrée
15:53 Gigue
0:13 Preludio
3:53 Loure
7:58 Gavotte en Rondeau
10:49 Menuett I
12:28 Menuett II
14:37 Bourrée
15:53 Gigue
how can i join you
Best to ping this comment or edit the video description.
0:13 Pleludio may be the best part of this music, and:
14:37 Bourré the second one, followed by the last one.
I insist, this guy can't be human, to record in two days the Sonatas and Partitas with such an ease, and depth... Astonishing
Depth, not deepness
@@user-kw9qt1rx1p thanks
Also, note that Satou probably had recorded them before and play them too.
The best of Japanese cyborg technology 😉
@Bryan Zakai old scam, try better next time
I'm obsessed with this guy! The way that he understands the contrpoint is outstanding, something I never had imagined in this pieces. Is like if I was hearing them for the first time.
Hearing it for the first time is also what I experienced from this...the individual notes become almost irrelevant because the harmonic structure and phrases are so clearly laid out. It reminded me of hearing the Chaconne for the first time when each section is properly and individually characterised by a great player.
Yo, también!!! Un génio.
How can we ever know Bach. What I notice is that Sato sees and hears the music before it comes out of the violin, and that the playing comes from his whole body. This incredible musical composition is being brought to life in a way that I am awestruck on all levels.
Whomever is financing NBS is a saint. Sato's interpretation of Bach has the power to heal and rekindle a lost flame, the impenetrable faith of JSB is very much still alive. My existence has been corroded by a gambling relapse; but the more I listen to Bach, the more I know what must be done. There is no evading the truth with music of this metaphysical caliber, your soul becomes reliant upon the primal reckoning brewing within at all times. I have given up on rationalizing the seemingly infinite meaning in Bach's expression, though I know I will die a happy man staying true to the lessons he instills. Thank you NSB.
I believe it runs mostly on donations.
Everybody can be a saint…. and donate to NBS!
The Fifth Apostle
I love that he played this piece with a baroque violin and the baroque way - adding improvised ornamentations. It showed how really virtuous he is.
i wonder how bach would feel if he could watch these violinist giants, the best violinists of each era, perform live of all of his compositions.
16:35 I love how they position the camera angles, it really emphasizes the 2 voices!
Trueee
How about a live stream and Q&A with Shunsuke? Some people want to meet the Pope and others Movie stars; but for classical musicians...living legends like Shunsuke are top of the list. Walking/Playing Encyclopedia of Bach. Bravo.
An interesting idea. We will think about it!
Netherlands Bach Society people can donate $$$ in Live streams. Would be a good fundraiser potentially...every bit helps in these massive undertakings NBS does.
Pope was a Native American hero during the Spanish Colonial Era, before the reconquest in 1692.
As I listened to the third movement, I was transported into a mystical state of ecstasy.... tears were rolling down my cheeks. The notes reverberated in my body with incredible revelatory energy... this is who we humans are in our natural state, free from the devastating machine like left hemispheric dominated awareness that dominates the planet. This is so good; so inspiring. Thank you Shunske Sato, your are one of the most talented, amazing and inspired musicians I have ever encountered.
hands down one of the greatest violinists of this time
Wut
@@moritzleanderengelich7497 Shunske Sato is one of the greatest, if not the greatest, (Baroque) violinist of our time.
Your playing is other worldly. Wow. Keep playing music. Thank you for sharing with us mere mortals.
This is how perfection sounds like.
I swear, I could listen to this guy all day.
this particular recording makes me cry
This is an absolutely beautiful way of making the listener hear Bach. There is such a close contact with the musical essence in this recording that I am absolutely sure the composer himself would have approved this recording, and would have been proud of the result.
I adore this man's interpretations.
First things first, Sato's performance is marvelous.
Plus the recording quality is perfect !!
He creates a whole new sound world, so beautiful! The lower pitch gives some of the resonance, warmth and depth of a viola, and at other times it sounds like a Hardanger fiddle. Lovely ornamentation in the gavotte and the minuets.
Well... He is playing on an old brescian violin... I think it's a Maggini... That's the deeper tones you are hearing. The brescian makers were known for that... Sadly the plague wiped out their way of violin making and we are left only with the manner of violin making from Amati in Cremona.
I've never heard anyone play the way Sato plays. Amazing in every respect.
Absolute astonishing. Beautiful. The Bach Society and the Netherlands are blessed to have these musicians
I have always heard the prelude as the sinfonia from cantata 29. Incredible how can we hear many voices from a single violin. Great performance and astounding acoustics at the Lichtfabriek. Danke NBS
Best rendition of the Partita I've ever heard 😭
Seriously, this is the best I have 3ver heard this played. Such passion from an ancient instrument.
Bravo Bach und Sato! ❤️🎼🎵👏☘️🇮🇪😍😇
This is what a real violin sounds like with gut strings and a complimentary baroque bow. So much is possible with right tools. A huge wake up call for all of us lesser mortal and struggling violinists.
I love the sound of his violin ! He makes it so danceable, sublime performance.
All of his recordings of the partitas are so so perfect, he is on another level.
I went to a concert in which Shunske Sato played, and I loved his interpretation. So after stumbling onto this UA-cam channel by accident I have binge-watched most of the video’s. Keep up the good work, and thank you for sharing your music!
Fantastic performance. Sato's skills are really remarkable. Bach, as always, out of this world. Thanks NBS.
This interpretation is second to none! Thank you for sharing your amazing talent.
Wunderschöne und lebhafte Aufführung dieser perfekt komponierten Violinpartite im inspirierenden Tempo mit seidigem doch gut artikuliertem Ton und völlig effektiver Dynamik. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders schön und auch lyrisch. Echt genialer Violinist!
He makes it look so easy, I know he spent A LOT of time with these pieces. Bravo Shunske Sato 👏👏👏
C'est très agréable, votre façon de jouer Bach. J'espère que votre société jouera un jour les partitions transmises avec la même noblesse et avec la même urgence. Votre interprétation de ces danses est magnifique. Beau travail ! Bien à vous (...)
So full of life and fun, but also deep and profound.
He interprets Bach the way I hear it in my head! Absolutely astonishing playing and interpretation!
According to Bach biographers, the violin was the first instrument Johann Sebastian learned to play.
bach also sang in choir when he was 9 or 10
@@franceskinskij Yes!
言葉が出ないぐらい感動です。コロナで仕事がない中、元気が出ました。頑張って練習します
those who disliked were just to amazed in this that they couldn't believe how amazing it was. :-)
Oh ce joli Sato si virtuose, c'est qu'il y va à la manoeuvre, et de bon coeur! Merci la NBS.
I’ve been looking forward to this for so long! Your interpretation and performance are wonderful!
The ornamentation in the Menuett II sounds so scandinavian I love it
@pretty boy I think he means the way the melodic theme is played over a sustained tonic, giving a 'hurdy gurdy' drone sound, as it were. Ornamentation is the wrong word.
@pretty boy Like a Hardanger Fiddle. ^_^
Every time I see Shunske Sato and Bach Solo Violin pieces, the video goes straight into my Favourites. Well done, Sir!
This is so fantastic. Transcendental playing and *amazing* videography. Thank you!
This is the one I've been waiting for Sato! Yes!!
Thank you so much for this. Wish I could do more than a donation. I feel blissfully grateful by everyone involved in it.
I’m so excited to see him and the ensemble in concert this Friday
Ik kwam vandaag een beetje chagerijnig thuis..... Dit heeft mijn hele dag weer goed gemaakt!
I watched a lot of Sato’s video trying to understand his interpretations of Bach, yet I still cannot fully appreciate
Try grumiaux :)
@@Muehlenbauer grumiaux ? thats old school i dont like how the vibrate every note and the way he chords
@@hostelestacionmendoza4754 Well, fair enough - I prefer this style : )
I have never seen a magistral performance like this performed with such an air of ease and fluency, as though it were mere banter.. Beautiful to look at, as it is to listen to
This is seriously refreshing. Thanks NBS and Mr Soto for reinvigorating this piece.
I don't always concur with Mr. Sato's interpretations, but that may be the best Preludio I've ever heard. Thank you.
I was even somewhat reluctant before clicking on the link for the very same reason. Agree with every word you wrote.
I find his playing is generally superb, but his rubato and unsteady beat are distracting and mar an otherwise fantastic performance -- my taste ♫♪
I love almost all of them, but I can't say I find his 2nd sonata too enjoyable myself. Excellently performed, but diverges too much from the way I see the music!
However, I have to admit that, while I normally don't love the prelude of this partita, Mr. Sato has made it unquestionably enjoyable for me.
@@klop4228 Did you hear Rachel Podger play the prelude? Far better
@@JL-fh4qw Not a chance.
👍👍Thank you.So~~beautiful and amazing! It makes me happy 🌷
cuantas Almas habitan tu virtud Sato...eres extremadamente conmovedor.
When I watch violinists of his immense talent, I so wish I would have learned to play the violin. Sadly, my parents put little stock in music. Despite their lack of concern, I did learn the harmonica (by ear only), take guitar and then piano lessons, ultimately teaching myself to play the mandolin. I'm too frikkin old now. My stiff arthritic neck, weists and hands would never cope with the strains. So, you know, ahhh shit!
that's hard. I will say, as someone younger and more nimble, that I still can't play for crap. But I love to play. So there's that.
Such a joy to listen to this. Bravo!
Magnifique! Splendide!
i’ve been waiting for this for so long
I have been waiting for this Baroque cover of the Partita in E Major
本当に面白くてすごいです。頑張って下さい。有難うございます
Beautiful!
Such a great performance! Bravo!
Qué maravillosa belleza. Me arranca lágrimas cada vez que lo escucho. No puedo evitar moquear de pura belleza
X2 es demasiado bello
Satosan, you are da man!
Gracias gratitud excelente sonido del violín 🎻
Much as I admire Sato's passion for this wonderful music I become unnerved by his tendency to stop at the end of phrases - interrupting the dance rhythms on which the partita is based.
Magnifique!
Grande musica e grande violinista. Dubito che dal vivo il suono risulti così pieno. Comunque splendida esecuzione
In love whit Sato....
whit? "With"
~A grammar Nazi
Also there should be only 3 dots and not four
@@vibhavperi983 I'm afraid you've forgotten your dots while finishing the sentences, sir/madam. Four dots would have sufficed. ;) Nice music by the way!
@@hwt-ka-pth Haha.
Here's an extra dot to cover that up..
In a word: ASTOUNDING!...
Devant tant de beauté tout commentaire tomberait à plat.................. 👍 👍 👍 👏 👏 👏 🙋
I want to know the specific history of his instrument, When/where was it made. How did it get into his possesion, what is the reason for the short fingerboard. His playing makes the instrument come to life, but it's such a beautiful sound that I have to know more about it!
I would suggest to start with this short documentary: ua-cam.com/video/MEOgzUkD-IY/v-deo.html
The violin was built by Cornelius Kleynman in Amsterdam in ca. 1684. The instrument is not in Sato's possession, but was made available to him.
So, the violin (1684), in this case, is older than the partitas (ca.1720)... Amazing!
Alucinante, parece que suenan dos o tres violines en uno solo
Bravíssimo 👏👏👏👏👏
Emocionante!
ADMIRABLE. IMPRESIONANTE.
perfect performance！！
Que belleza sato.neterland societ Bach.
TERRIFIC and possibly the best version i've heard - and i've heard MANY versions.
Its. So. Good!
As close to heaven as one can musically reach.
こんな風に弾けたら…憧れる
Amazing! Love it!
Beautiful
super démo, la classe !
Marvelous!
Is it the beautiful sound of this violin or is it the performance of Sato or the music of Bach.? Thank you mr Sato for all.
I believe it's both - I know I certainly couldn't produce such a sound on this violin, no matter how much help it gives me!
beautiful
true genius!
Brilliant
BRAVO!!
Love his interpretation
A pleasure to listen to
ESTUPENDO!!
Good job!
amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing dudeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee just blows my mind
Thanks!
Brillant, ❤❤❤
my god...the acoustics here
右手きれい💘
When will Shunsuke San come to Japan to give us a live concert?
Instrument de l'època.
Perfectly bach
So much baroque music on violin is played in 1st position, it gives that special bright sound to the instrument. Yet this 3rd Partita has to be played right up on the fingerboard. What caused this shift in composition? Was there a special violin with a longer fingerboard developed? (tho I suppose it doesn't go beyond an octave above the open string, same as for the high E, but it's high up on A and D strings which is highly unusual) - are there other pieces which use the same techniques? Was Bach inspired by a violin virtuoso?