Please don’t ever delete this video, it gives me such peace listening to it. To my mother I was the little girl with flaxen hair and she played this for me often.
Debussy est de mon point de vue un des meilleurs compositeurs au niveau de sa complexité en toute simplicité. Et sans parler de son avant gardisme sur le rythme et les accords !
@@kencur9690 Sorry the very late my reply Your answer is very funny and sagacious , Thank-you so much to your wonderful reply Everywhere in Japan is covered with the faint scent and the color of light pink of the cherry blossoms in full bloom The number of the infected people of Covid - １９ is gradually increasing . Anxiety and fear make it very hard to sleep Someday please visit Japan Japanese delicious foods and heartfelt hospitality wait for you Good luck ！
There is no sacrilege by Arnaud Sussman here - this is the very fine arrangement by Jascha Heifetz (who should have been credited). Quite possibly the most famous arranger of music for the violin, and one of his best-known arrangements, beautifully played here.
not Jascha Heifetz. Jascha Heifetz did play it and put his own taste but the actual arranger of this is the Debussy's friend called Arthur Hartmann. Many people played it like this with slight differences like David Oistrach who plays a harmonic D in the beginning instead of vibrato, while heifetz and perlman played a normal D. Heifetz in his early recording also skipped the "C# E C# E" at 1:25 before the build up
Please don’t ever delete this video, it gives me such peace listening to it. To my mother I was the little girl with flaxen hair and she played this for me often.
That is simply wonderful playing.
Absolutely phenomenal... I shall learn it on my violin now since I know how to play the piano solo.
This takes me back to the streets of Paris every time I hear it.
Debussy est de mon point de vue un des meilleurs compositeurs au niveau de sa complexité en toute simplicité. Et sans parler de son avant gardisme sur le rythme et les accords !
;__; The song brought tears to my eyes, and fulfillment to my heart.
This masterpiece he plays with exquisite skill Ìs a universal beautiful and inspirational music
My so heals and Ìs purified
how beautiful was that!
Yours is the finest rendition I've ever listened to of this beautiful piece. Thanks for the vid.
Beautiful. Love the vibrato! This was my solo when I was in 9th grade
I loved it :)
Simply stunning!
Brings tears to my eyes.
beautiful sound!!!!
Isso foi lindo, perfeito ❤ Esses acordes... Foi maravilhoso!
Marvelous! Bravo!
Magnifique interprétation !
What a versatile musician Debussy was❗
I remember being given this song :) thoroughly enjoyed it. And yes, the vibrato was very nice.
This piece must be the last thing I ever hear 😍😍
Very very nice...loved it....
beautiful!
Am I the only one who can listen to this several times in a row?
No
Excellent .
Do people usually use mute for playing this piece?
Beautiful
His performance is overwhelming,reverential and stupendous. .
Yes, I am a person of what country.
@@kencur9690
Sorry the very late my reply
Your answer is very funny and sagacious ,
Thank-you so much to your wonderful reply
Everywhere in Japan is covered with the faint scent and the color of light pink of the cherry blossoms in full bloom
The number of the infected people of Covid - １９ is gradually increasing .
Anxiety and fear make it very hard to sleep
Someday please visit Japan
Japanese delicious foods and heartfelt hospitality wait for you
Good luck ！
Me gusta 😊 con violín.
I’ve always preferred the violin version. No one does it better than him
Yellow and dark blue stripes...are those Larsen strings? I can't see the color code on the peg end.
does anyone know where i can get the music sheets for this??
Samariam have you found them? I am desperately searching for them too
Probably on IMSLP
Look for thé Préludes not for this particular piece
It's a transcription from the original prelude for piano, made by the great Jacha Heifetz
bravissimo
im crying
Could you please add a bit of volume? It's too quiet. I'm listening at the top setting and it's still barely audible.
there's a mute
0w0
After playing both the violin and piano versions, I have to say the piano version is way better. Still nice though...
+Lawrence Kwong I think they both have something to add to the piece though.
nope.
bad audio
I have to put a dislike because of the sacrilege he committed at 1:37
Deva-Putra Wardiman, What sacrilege? I thought the harmonics were beautiful.
There is no sacrilege by Arnaud Sussman here - this is the very fine arrangement by Jascha Heifetz (who should have been credited). Quite possibly the most famous arranger of music for the violin, and one of his best-known arrangements, beautifully played here.
not Jascha Heifetz. Jascha Heifetz did play it and put his own taste but the actual arranger of this is the Debussy's friend called Arthur Hartmann. Many people played it like this with slight differences like David Oistrach who plays a harmonic D in the beginning instead of vibrato, while heifetz and perlman played a normal D. Heifetz in his early recording also skipped the "C# E C# E" at 1:25 before the build up
I like that and none of us are impressed by your opinion