The cadença was writen by Philipe Scharwenka, and you can find it in most of the editions of Haydn Concerto and free in IMSLP.org Haydn never know about this cadença becouse he died in 1809, and Philipe was born in 1947.
I love the expressive elegant phrasing. Excellent use of bow, and so fluid! I am also impressed with the big full sound of this recording. I wonder if it's natural acoustics, or somehow amplified? This guy plays with finesse. Reminds me of Joshua Bell style in some ways.
amazing version of the piece!! love it from start to finish
Beautiful performance of my favorite! Subscribed.
This is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo beautiful. Both Dogadin and Haydn are the bosses!!
Wow such melody
Too beautifull
The cadença was writen by Philipe Scharwenka, and you can find it in most of the editions of Haydn Concerto and free in IMSLP.org
Haydn never know about this cadença becouse he died in 1809, and Philipe was born in 1947.
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Amazing.Finally found reference for my grade 8 exam!!!!:)
Same thing!
This is for my grade 7 exam
I loved the Cadenza which starts at 6:40 in the video
6:45
Lindo !!.. lo estoy tocando en este momento espero superarme cada vez!!... :D
Classical period.
Beautiful spirit . Lovely.
War sehr schön!
Großartig!
i wish i was that good
I love the expressive elegant phrasing. Excellent use of bow, and so fluid! I am also impressed with the big full sound of this recording. I wonder if it's natural acoustics, or somehow amplified? This guy plays with finesse. Reminds me of Joshua Bell
style in some ways.
Don't mind me, just putting some timestamps in for the solo part. 1:17 3:15 5:09
Now I know which parts to play and not to play.
nice!
wow!
Haydn bu onyeisi egwu !
No cellos?
Who needs cello?
Is it me, or are there quite a few tempo changes?
why all the open E's? there were other open strings too, but the E stands out
That's how historically they played it. Also, it´s kind of every musician choosing their fingering, so it's free choice.
Vivaldi wrote it in a way that the E was supposed to start out on the strong beat, so it’s played open.
@@williamlewis4318 this isn't Vivaldi
@@williamlewis4318 Haydn *
was the cadenca entirely composed by Dogadin, or was it meant to be played this way according to Haydn?
1:17 3:15 5:09 6:40
1:13 3:10 5:04
what era is this?
(early) classical
classical
he's a good player! but a litttle out of tune at 1:44
nice!