I must have watched Fiddler a million times. I never realized John Williams was involved with the score. I shouldn't be surprised at all. An incredible nugget to find for sure, this is one piece of music that always gives me chills when I hear it. Just incredible!!!
All phrases 2:02 - When it begins 2:33 - Cadenza start 3:39 - New phrase 3:53 - Slow and catchy part 4:10 - Cool transition 4:30 - Calm and Breathtaking part 4:44 - Skip-pie part 4:55 - Cool ending part
Best performance ever! The interviews reveal kindness. When an orchestra weaves into the end of a cadenza, heaven. Here, with your sustained stratospheric note + oboe, perfect! I fell in love with Gustavo when I first heard this. But don’t worry Maestro P, xo xo
A shame Issac Stern couldn’t perform this or see this, this piece may have been made for him, but Perlman makes it his own like he did with Schindler’s List!
Has anyone remember to mention my dear Ukraine of what's going on now in 2023 nope no one . The story starts in Ukraine in 1890 of where waves of emigration going to the new world. The first 20 years was hard a new place, new language but important of all freedom.
Abe's Mission Control Agreed. Stern's intonation was far more precise and his ricochet was more rhythmic and percussive where Perlman's is an uncontrolled bounce
John Williams is definitely pure genius.
In 200 years from now, he will be cited amongst biggest composers ever.
I must have watched Fiddler a million times. I never realized John Williams was involved with the score. I shouldn't be surprised at all. An incredible nugget to find for sure, this is one piece of music that always gives me chills when I hear it. Just incredible!!!
Same.
What a gem of a video to discover at 3:00 am.
MGA2 4:47 AM
2am here
@@daniel3231995 make it 5 am
2.28 am here.
BRAVO! BRAVO! I am at awe....
Itzhak Perlman is wonderful, my favorite violinist,i adore Him 🎻🌹
Thank you very much 🥰
Great music! Mr John Williams is a great contemporary composer and Mr Perlman is an exceptional violinist!
Love the prelude, love the movie and love Me Perlman! Bravo!
Left me in tears ... unbelievably beautiful ...
BRILLIANT. ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!!!!!
I love very much Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN Hy is together wonderful and amazing I love him really!❤️❤️❤️🎻
Thank you very much 🥰
Thank you for sharing!
What a awesome masterpiece from the legendary violinist .. #icon
I love Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN,I adore him, Hy is amazing and so sympatyc and good 👍🎻🌹😊
All phrases
2:02 - When it begins
2:33 - Cadenza start
3:39 - New phrase
3:53 - Slow and catchy part
4:10 - Cool transition
4:30 - Calm and Breathtaking part
4:44 - Skip-pie part
4:55 - Cool ending part
3:36 - That one person that's always coughing at a classical concert 😂
@@henrywilliam1921 I didn't hear it :/
@@dannyboy2267 it's between 3:35 - 3:36
@@henrywilliam1921 Pretty late, but yes, now I heard it :)
Only a genius can achieve this. John Williams.
Amen
That’s why you are who you are, Sir! The best! I thank God for your inspiration!
I absolutely love the sound of the horns at 5:02
Yes.
Yes! I can feel the Middle Eastern “Jewishness” and Klemzer vibes in it. I’m a American Jew.
How Beautiful!! Thank you.
4:55 is phenomenal!
Amazing arrangement
Mr. Perlman, I adore you!❤️
Best performance ever! The interviews reveal kindness. When an orchestra weaves into the end of a cadenza, heaven. Here, with your sustained stratospheric note + oboe, perfect! I fell in love with Gustavo when I first heard this. But don’t worry Maestro P, xo xo
I also love the jazzy clarinet introduction!
@@tylermoore8218 totally agree, also was in the spirit/style.
So indescribably beautiful.
A shame Issac Stern couldn’t perform this or see this, this piece may have been made for him, but Perlman makes it his own like he did with Schindler’s List!
Don't you know that Isaac Stern played the violin in the movie? Wonderful!
Truly amazing and extraordinary beautiful 🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻
Magie! ❤️❤️❤️
pure magic!!!!!!!!!!
I had to wipe my eyes during the play...
Wow! Well Done!
Comme toujours avec sentiment et excellent
J'adore !
A taste of heaven 🙏🙏🙏. Magnificent!!!
Bravo~ I love the Jewishness
Delicious...
As a violinist, it always disturbs me that his fingernails are so long. Of course, even with short nails I don't come close to his brilliance.
People need the LORD.
Psalm 110:1-4
Hebrews 7
Has anyone remember to mention my dear Ukraine of what's going on now in 2023 nope no one . The story starts in Ukraine in 1890 of where waves of emigration going to the new world. The first 20 years was hard a new place, new language but important of all freedom.
In the back of my brain I hear Hava NaGila at some points.
WOW
大好き。
Bravo
i swear to god, thats JON STEWART on tambourine at 5:04 hahahahah
Genial tanks
♥♥♥♥♥
where can I find the sheet music of this???
please matching the music with video.
put ya headphones on and shut ya eyes :D
Could the uploader of this brilliant piece possibly correct the audio sync issues and re-upload?
no, he couldn't
ne zaman eline keman alsa illa 5 dakka konuşur. bravo
the sound is out of synch
can't help it
You could edit it?
See the comment above
Listen to Stern's original recording again. Perlman is more casual, almost lazy, with his interpretation of the music.
Abe's Mission Control Agreed. Stern's intonation was far more precise and his ricochet was more rhythmic and percussive where Perlman's is an uncontrolled bounce
Jacob Smith I think you’ve forgotten how old Perlman is now
I think it gives a sort of flavor that a violinist that is mostly self-trained, like the one from fiddler.
Stern played same thing. this is not really new.
do you have where I could watch it?
This music will never grow too old to me. 🙂