I have got totally addicted to Kogan, somehow nowadays I seldom feel like listening to anyone else. I used to be a huge Oistrakh, Szeryng and Heifetz fan, but I think I now enjoy Kogan's performances enjoy even more. His tone is outstanding and his technique is beyond perfection and he is exquisitely lyrical. Thanks to youtube users for making such gems of recordings available to the public.
Юношей был на выступлении Леонида Борисовича в Минской филармонии, исполнял Паганини в сопровождении гитары. Аккомпанировала дочь Крамского... Сегодня вернулся в юность! Спасибо, маэстро!
@@bisanrishi The first part (until 2:26) is the beginning of the first movement, marked Minuetto: Adagio, of Paganini's sonata for violin and guitar, Op 2 No. 1. The remainder of the video is the beginning of Paganini's Cantabile and Waltz.
I´m enjoying so much reading all the great comments! People are finding such great words for Kogans genius playing and I observe that Kogan is one of the very rare artists on youtube who gets almost no negative comments.
Kogan's performance of (the beginning of) Paganini's Cantabile and Waltz does not start until 2:28. The earlier part of the video is his performance of (the beginning of) the first movement (marked Minuetto: Adagio) of Paganini's sonata for violin and guitar, Op 2 No. 1.
*Every time I Listen to Paganini's Music, It Reminds Me of My Childhood From 2013 - 2017* and I'm Not Gonna Lie, The Tuning Is Perfect For This Piece, As I Keep on Remembering, My Childhood Life and Yes, I Used to Dream, Of Becoming a Cellist When I Was a Kid, But Now I Play Violin and Piano Also a Future Where Conductor Too. Were Wss Those Times Gone.
I admire Leonid and Hilary equally. And above most others. And no, I don't see the anger here. What I see is utter concentration and empathy, with no regard to side issues like presentation and looks. He seems to have been able to lose himself in the music like no other could. I don't think he needed the "success" - he wanted the music. One of my few "heroes".
Not among the passed Virtuoso's recording, the living one hard to challenge Kogan I don't think. he is one of the kind may be Paganini himself can. according to the people who went to his concert and wrote, the sounds generated from his violin like from heaven, so beautiful made you burst out tears uncontrollable.
Выдающийся среди выдающихся ! Неповторимый голос скрипки , нежный и сильный , ласковый и страстный. Берущий в плен и не отпускающий! Он один - Леонид Коган !
Cuando escucho las piezas para violín y guitarra que compuso Paganini, puedo oír a otra parte de él, tal vez esta nunca existió y sólo esta en mi mente, pero oigo a un Paganini muy calmado, que ama los pequeños detalles de la vida, como una caminata, un vaso con agua, una sonrisa, el viento que entra por la ventana y muchas otras cosas presentes en un día normal.
Si escuchas los adagios de sus conciertos para violín también te darás cuenta de que era una persona romántica y calma pero intensa al mismo tiempo. Paganini era un gran compositor , de los mejores en mi opinión , lo qué pasa es que la gente se enfoca más en su virtuosismo y dejan de admirar y observar lo hermosas que eran sus melodías .
A clareza e sonoridade deste violinista é fantástica! E sua técnica beira a perfeição! Sempre me surpreendo com o Kogan. Que bom que músicos assim existiram!!
I wish Heifetz and Logan where around today, their playing had such charisma and a tone that no longer exists. They are sorely missed, they were both different types of players, but they kept people sitting on the edge of their seats
It's hard to read the comments when they're littered with such hypocrisy, ignorance, and malice. Kogan was a genius of the violin. Way above everybody else...? No. As Janos Starker (R.I.P.) would say, at this level they cannot be ranked. This Heifetz followers/Kogan admirers dichotomy I see sometimes is disgusting...as if people who admire Heifetz are all rabid, mindless "fanboys". There was a reason even Kogan admired him.
kogan isn't necessarily better than any of the other masters, but he without a doubt possesses something very different, which none of the others have. if you know what i'm getting at, you know.
As usual, Kogan has the amazing ability to allow me to hear the *entire* piece. I am never so seduced by his dazzling technique that I can't hear the overarching structure, as I sometimes am even with Heifetz. I don't know why this is, or if he has that effect on anyone else. But Kogan has unlocked pieces for me that no one else was able to. I remember the first time I heard him play the Sauret cadenza in the Paganini violin concerto. I'd heard others play it. But I did not really grasp the full piece, hear it as a coherent whole, in a way that was completely 3-dimensional, until I heard Kogan. I'm struggling to describe this phenomenon but it's there, & no other violinist living or dead has had this effect on me. I enjoy others & am a die-hard Heifetz fan. But Kogan is....Kogan.
Agree with you! He was a perfectionist and he had a very special 3D sound ideal that he was able to achieve through constant tweaking of fingerings and bowings. Of course he had also a great understanding of the structure of the pieces. My mother was his student and later assistant and I learned a lot about it. Yes, Kogan was unique in that sense.
@@operafatale I think by 3D I mean something more figurative. With a lot of violinists I get very involved in "the moment" especially very difficult passages - and it's like that saying "can't see the forest for the trees," the larger context kind of disappears. With Kogan I'm always conscious of "the forest" as well as "the trees" - his particular mark of greatness. That Sauret cadenza - before I heard his performance I barely experienced it as music. It was just a tight-rope act by various violinists. Kogan brought the music back. For me.
He tocado ambas sonatas, el violín que toca Kogan aquí, en esta interpretación es el IL Canone de Paganini en Genova, el instrumento ayuda mucho; sin restarle Mèrito a este insigne interprete: Los seres humanos, como individuo, en lo personal somos únicos, Solo hay un Leonard Kogan.
Johnny Josè Isturiz Correa Hola, una pregunta. ¿Cuántos años tuviste que estudiar para empezar a tocar piezas como esta? Yo aún soy principiante, pero Paganini es mi héroe personal. Saludos.
Onilo Ramos Ok he estudiado la música clásica un poco más de 35 años, y aun sigo estudiando, nunca se termina, es parte de ti cuando realmente te mueve la sensibilidad y descubres que puedes hacerlo; a través del estudio concienzudo y reflexivo. Comencé a los 12 años. Estos grandes interpretes como Kogan, Accardo, y otros vinieron nos legaron su enseñanza y se fueron; pero puedes lograrlo si te lo propones: desarrolla lo más que puedas las digitaciones en las 10 posiciones básicas y en doble cuerdas con terceras, cuartas, séptimas y octavas y adelante.!!!!
Johnny Isturiz Entiendo lo que dijo. Curiosamente, en lo que respecta a Paganini, las interpretaciones de Accardo y Kogan son mis favoritas. Gracias por el consejo, por mi parte, seguiré estudiando.
Ese no es el Cannone , el cannone tiene una nuez hecha de hueso ( la que siempre ha estado ahí desde que lo tenía paganini ), y la de este violín es de ébano , además el barniz del cannone tiene más golpes y es mucho más oscuro entre medio de las F. Imposible que ese sea el cannone , quizás es un Guarneri también por que tiene forma de Guarneri pero no es el cannone ni por cerca .
I know Paganini composed a myriad of violin with guitar works but does anyone know exactly what this piece is from the Paganini collection - specifically from the 0-2:25? TIA!
I'm just an amateur! At this stage after 30 years playing only by ear and when my neck permits! So I'm able now to play only the start, to memorize the whole Melodie is quite hard so by watching and listening him is the best violin lesson! Music is an endless repetition to achieve perfection! I think is a Paganini study to convey expression and emotion! No critics.. no comparisons... just enjoying!
Been a violinist for nearly 50 years, now learning classical guitar - and I love the beautiful piece shown in this video (although I wish I could see the guitarist). The Gran Sonata gives the guitar the limelight, also gorgeous.
But he doesn't play " Cannon" in this video! The recording is great..i love kogan and his clarity and this sound come from "Cannon"! The best sound on this violin! Thank's to Kogan!
První skladba je ovšem první ze Sonatin pro housle a kytaru op.č. 2. Jedno z nejkrásnějších děl Niccolo Paganiniho. Napsal celkem 12 sonatin, jedna krásnější, než druhá. Měl by být opraven popis. Provedení zde je úchvatné. V ČR vyšly snad poprvé na desce někdy v r. 1957 - v provedení housle Karel Šroubek a kytara Zdeněk Pitter. Toto je další úchvatná nahrávka. V této skladbě jsou místa, kde je doprovod na kytaru stejně náročný, jako houslový part. Oba výkony zaslouží hluboké uznání. Děkuji za nahrávku. First part is Sonatina for violin and guitar op. 2. Paganini wrote 12 sonatinas one more beautiful than others. This si the best recording. In Czech Republic was cover at first in 1657 with violinist Karel Šroubek and guitar player Zdeněk Pitter. The guitar part was the same difficult as violin part in some places. You may repair data in titles please. I thanks very much for both soloists. And operafatale for recording also many thanks.
I have got totally addicted to Kogan, somehow nowadays I seldom feel like listening to anyone else. I used to be a huge Oistrakh, Szeryng and Heifetz fan, but I think I now enjoy Kogan's performances enjoy even more. His tone is outstanding and his technique is beyond perfection and he is exquisitely lyrical. Thanks to youtube users for making such gems of recordings available to the public.
Я с вами согласна!!! Почему то хочется слушать только в его исполнении!
I agree 100%🎵🎶🎵🎶
Lo mismo ❤
Primeiro kogan ,depois vem os outros , som incrível, técnica invejável!
Гитара плакала, а скрипка пела… Музыка вечной любви!!!
Kogan, Leonid... no comments
His gentle touch on the violin and the fluidity of his fingers result in a truly angelic and beautiful performance. Bravo Mr. Kogan
Yes, unbelievable. Always the exact totality. You don't feel any tension. like the a river flowing.
Как же правильно вы выразили, то что я почувствовала!!!
Юношей был на выступлении Леонида Борисовича в Минской филармонии, исполнял Паганини в сопровождении гитары. Аккомпанировала дочь Крамского... Сегодня вернулся в юность! Спасибо, маэстро!
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We are so so incredibly lucky to have such recordings!
Beautiful big strong gentle violin hands.
it is unforgettable Pure and Clear Sound!!
Here's a criticism: it sucks that he's no longer with us!
I've been playing this in a loop lately. I just can't get enough of it.
Me too!
@@operafatale What piece is this? I think the piece in the description 'Cantabile and Waltz' is not the right one.
@@bisanrishi
The first part (until 2:26) is the beginning of the first movement, marked Minuetto: Adagio, of Paganini's sonata for violin and guitar, Op 2 No. 1.
The remainder of the video is the beginning of Paganini's Cantabile and Waltz.
I didn't imagined such beautiful duet could happen between violin and guitar. So sweet.
absolutely fantastic.
I was absolutely spellbound. Takes my breath away how a human can create such other worldly tone.
Velikolepno bravo maestro !!!
I´m enjoying so much reading all the great comments!
People are finding such great words for Kogans genius playing and I observe that Kogan is one of the very rare artists on youtube who gets almost no negative comments.
Same.
What is the name of this song ?
@@nidakaruyan7809 it’s one of the Sonatas for violin and guitar by Nicolo Paganini ( who was also a good guitarist)
@@cryptodiver4649 which number/opus?
Beautiful......
Kogan is always on of my favourite violinist.
Thank you operafatale.
There are zero dislikes here. Out of 53,000 viewers. Perhaps the most perfect violin playing ever.
Kogan's performance of (the beginning of) Paganini's Cantabile and Waltz does not start until 2:28.
The earlier part of the video is his performance of (the beginning of) the first movement (marked Minuetto: Adagio) of Paganini's sonata for violin and guitar, Op 2 No. 1.
Once again a great Kogan. Thank you.
My favorite Composer.....Haunting, melodic, intricate, beautiful....and what a master Kogan is ! thanks for posting !
He is the best of the best.
Oh my God such perfection grace melody....Kogan ois the best of all violinists. Sad, very sad he is no more..
my childhood music.. greatly played.
Do you know the title?
брависсимо маэстро!
kogan, a legend.....
Космос и вселенная это я, когда слушаю такую великолепную игру. Благодарю!
Шедевр!!!!! волосы дыбом!!!
Paganini Sonata for Violin and Guitar in A major, Op.2a/1
imslp.org/wiki/6_Sonatas,_Op.2a_(Paganini,_Niccol%C3%B2)
*Every time I Listen to Paganini's Music, It Reminds Me of My Childhood From 2013 - 2017*
and I'm Not Gonna Lie, The Tuning Is Perfect For This Piece, As I Keep on Remembering, My Childhood Life
and Yes, I Used to Dream, Of Becoming a Cellist When I Was a Kid, But Now I Play Violin and Piano Also a Future Where Conductor Too.
Were Wss Those Times Gone.
genius..........!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Le plus beau son du monde ,le plus prenant,le plus expressif....un son qui venait "des tripes"....tout cela est bien fini...!
Kogan is number one.
Beautiful !
Невероятный звук и эмоцианальное напряжение! Он - лучший исполнитель!
Да, он лучший! ТОже к этому прихожу. Девида Гаррета слушаю, но Коган исполняет чище, на мой взгляд
@@YuryBatiaev Разве Вы можете сравнивать Гаррета с Коганом? Коган намного выше всех сегодняшних молодых скрипачей. Небо и земля.
@@predragpetronijevic9385 согласна с вами
@@YuryBatiaev не просто чище, Коган - гений музыки
@@predragpetronijevic9385 конечно выше!!! Согласен!
Simply beautiful no words to describe the perfection of this great violinists ..
sublime
Just Love this. So Beautiful
БЛАГОДАРЮ ВАС НА СОН ГРЯДУЩИЙ! СПОКОЙНОЙ ВАМ НОЧИ, ВСЕХ БЛАГ ЧЕЛОВЕЧЕСКИХ, ВСЕГО САМОГО ДОБРОГО И ХОРОШЕГО!❤️🙏🏩💒🌇🌅🌺🍒🌺🍒🌺🍒🌺🍒🌺🍒🌺🍒🌺🍒😇СПАСИБО!!!
The master....
I admire Leonid and Hilary equally. And above most others. And no, I don't see the anger here. What I see is utter concentration and empathy, with no regard to side issues like presentation and looks. He seems to have been able to lose himself in the music like no other could. I don't think he needed the "success" - he wanted the music. One of my few "heroes".
Wonderful !
The first piece:
imslp.org/wiki/Sonata_Concertata_(Paganini,_Niccol%C3%B2)
I wish I could play this one
Not among the passed Virtuoso's recording, the living one hard to challenge Kogan I don't think. he is one of the kind may be Paganini himself can. according to the people who went to his concert and wrote, the sounds generated from his violin like from heaven, so beautiful made you burst out tears uncontrollable.
Keep listening to this beautiful pieces!!!
Выдающийся среди выдающихся !
Неповторимый голос скрипки , нежный и сильный , ласковый и страстный.
Берущий в плен и не отпускающий! Он один - Леонид Коган !
wonderful.....
Божественно!
amazing ,biblical
Magnificat !!!
Cuando escucho las piezas para violín y guitarra que compuso Paganini, puedo oír a otra parte de él, tal vez esta nunca existió y sólo esta en mi mente, pero oigo a un Paganini muy calmado, que ama los pequeños detalles de la vida, como una caminata, un vaso con agua, una sonrisa, el viento que entra por la ventana y muchas otras cosas presentes en un día normal.
👌👌👌
Si escuchas los adagios de sus conciertos para violín también te darás cuenta de que era una persona romántica y calma pero intensa al mismo tiempo. Paganini era un gran compositor , de los mejores en mi opinión , lo qué pasa es que la gente se enfoca más en su virtuosismo y dejan de admirar y observar lo hermosas que eran sus melodías .
The Best el encontró el encanto de lammuisca de paganini. Muchos podrán tocar paganini. Pero nadie como leonid kogan
Merveilleux!
His left hand holds such beautiful music and originality. Watching reminds me of a ballet dancer.
- Formidable son, merci .
Tears to my eyes! Thanks you!
GREAT!!!!!!!!!!
It sounds so good
What a great quality video, and of course KING Kogan!
Any idea when this was filmed?
A clareza e sonoridade deste violinista é fantástica! E sua técnica beira a perfeição! Sempre me surpreendo com o Kogan. Que bom que músicos assim existiram!!
Heavenly music! What a great maestro!
Esse é o cara mandou bem paganine ficaria orgulhoso se pudesse ouvir
Paganini et Kogan: l'osmose
Душа Паганини воплотилась в нем, даже оба прожили по 58 лет!!!! Спасибо!!!
Абсолютно верно!Посмотрите на его руки,это руки Паганини судя по описаниям современников и все самые сложнейшие партии Паганини это Коган.
I wish Heifetz and Logan where around today, their playing had such charisma and a tone that no longer exists. They are sorely missed, they were both different types of players, but they kept people sitting on the edge of their seats
Just amazing. Pure beauty. Nothing more needs to be said.
The original was A major, and Kogan lifted semitone and made it B flat major, and endued this piece a different color
truly paganini was THE violin master and kogan here does him great justice
omg... such sensational playing with absolute dignity
The second piece is the first half of the Cantabile and Waltz in E Major.
Rare fine jewels....played so very beautifully by Leonid Kogan. Great character with superb technique.
Heavenly music!
It's hard to read the comments when they're littered with such hypocrisy, ignorance, and malice. Kogan was a genius of the violin. Way above everybody else...? No. As Janos Starker (R.I.P.) would say, at this level they cannot be ranked. This Heifetz followers/Kogan admirers dichotomy I see sometimes is disgusting...as if people who admire Heifetz are all rabid, mindless "fanboys". There was a reason even Kogan admired him.
kogan isn't necessarily better than any of the other masters, but he without a doubt possesses something very different, which none of the others have. if you know what i'm getting at, you know.
you know u have a really good violin when you can make the E string sound like the A!!
Bravo!!!
Der unerreichte Maestro aller Klasen!
Som profundo , e toque de gênio!
how much more perfect can it get?????????
This man is killing me!
As usual, Kogan has the amazing ability to allow me to hear the *entire* piece. I am never so seduced by his dazzling technique that I can't hear the overarching structure, as I sometimes am even with Heifetz. I don't know why this is, or if he has that effect on anyone else. But Kogan has unlocked pieces for me that no one else was able to. I remember the first time I heard him play the Sauret cadenza in the Paganini violin concerto. I'd heard others play it. But I did not really grasp the full piece, hear it as a coherent whole, in a way that was completely 3-dimensional, until I heard Kogan. I'm struggling to describe this phenomenon but it's there, & no other violinist living or dead has had this effect on me. I enjoy others & am a die-hard Heifetz fan. But Kogan is....Kogan.
Agree with you! He was a perfectionist and he had a very special 3D sound ideal that he was able to achieve through constant tweaking of fingerings and bowings. Of course he had also a great understanding of the structure of the pieces. My mother was his student and later assistant and I learned a lot about it. Yes, Kogan was unique in that sense.
@@operafatale I think by 3D I mean something more figurative. With a lot of violinists I get very involved in "the moment" especially very difficult passages - and it's like that saying "can't see the forest for the trees," the larger context kind of disappears. With Kogan I'm always conscious of "the forest" as well as "the trees" - his particular mark of greatness. That Sauret cadenza - before I heard his performance I barely experienced it as music. It was just a tight-rope act by various violinists. Kogan brought the music back. For me.
He tocado ambas sonatas, el violín que toca Kogan aquí, en esta interpretación es el IL Canone de Paganini en Genova, el instrumento ayuda mucho; sin restarle Mèrito a este insigne interprete: Los seres humanos, como individuo, en lo personal somos únicos, Solo hay un Leonard Kogan.
Johnny Josè Isturiz Correa Hola, una pregunta. ¿Cuántos años tuviste que estudiar para empezar a tocar piezas como esta? Yo aún soy principiante, pero Paganini es mi héroe personal. Saludos.
Onilo Ramos Ok he estudiado la música clásica un poco más de 35 años, y aun sigo estudiando, nunca se termina, es parte de ti cuando realmente te mueve la sensibilidad y descubres que puedes hacerlo; a través del estudio concienzudo y reflexivo. Comencé a los 12 años. Estos grandes interpretes como Kogan, Accardo, y otros vinieron nos legaron su enseñanza y se fueron; pero puedes lograrlo si te lo propones: desarrolla lo más que puedas las digitaciones en las 10 posiciones básicas y en doble cuerdas con terceras, cuartas, séptimas y octavas y adelante.!!!!
Johnny Isturiz Entiendo lo que dijo. Curiosamente, en lo que respecta a Paganini, las interpretaciones de Accardo y Kogan son mis favoritas. Gracias por el consejo, por mi parte, seguiré estudiando.
ok
Ese no es el Cannone , el cannone tiene una nuez hecha de hueso ( la que siempre ha estado ahí desde que lo tenía paganini ),
y la de este violín es de ébano , además el barniz del cannone tiene más golpes y es mucho más oscuro entre medio de las F. Imposible que ese sea el cannone , quizás es un Guarneri también por que tiene forma de Guarneri pero no es el cannone ni por cerca .
impressive violin sound, recording is good
Come sorvolare le nuvole oltre le stelle , buona giornata a tutti i miei seguitori e amici♥ღ♪☸ڿڰۣ--
I know Paganini composed a myriad of violin with guitar works but does anyone know exactly what this piece is from the Paganini collection - specifically from the 0-2:25? TIA!
Dear master we miss you
Great flow of music !
Wow that's beautiful rich playing. Listening to such music is like u are living in ur own world
I’d die for those bow changes, so smooth it looks fake.
I'm just an amateur! At this stage after 30 years playing only by ear and when my neck permits! So I'm able now to play only the start, to memorize the whole Melodie is quite hard so by watching and listening him is the best violin lesson! Music is an endless repetition to achieve perfection! I think is a Paganini study to convey expression and emotion! No critics.. no comparisons... just enjoying!
Идеал.
Been a violinist for nearly 50 years, now learning classical guitar - and I love the beautiful piece shown in this video (although I wish I could see the guitarist). The Gran Sonata gives the guitar the limelight, also gorgeous.
But he doesn't play " Cannon" in this video!
The recording is great..i love kogan and his clarity and this sound come from "Cannon"! The best sound on this violin!
Thank's to Kogan!
Absolutely wonderfull!!
This persuates me;In the Paganini's cantabile I don't find it very nice..
pocpi
Душа---Моя!!!!
První skladba je ovšem první ze Sonatin pro housle a kytaru op.č. 2. Jedno z nejkrásnějších děl Niccolo Paganiniho. Napsal celkem 12 sonatin, jedna krásnější, než druhá. Měl by být opraven popis. Provedení zde je úchvatné. V ČR vyšly snad poprvé na desce někdy v r. 1957 - v provedení housle Karel Šroubek a kytara Zdeněk Pitter. Toto je další úchvatná nahrávka. V této skladbě jsou místa, kde je doprovod na kytaru stejně náročný, jako houslový part. Oba výkony zaslouží hluboké uznání. Děkuji za nahrávku.
First part is Sonatina for violin and guitar op. 2. Paganini wrote 12 sonatinas one more beautiful than others. This si the best recording. In Czech Republic was cover at first in 1657 with violinist Karel Šroubek and guitar player Zdeněk Pitter. The guitar part was the same difficult as violin part in some places. You may repair data in titles please. I thanks very much for both soloists. And operafatale for recording also many thanks.
равных нет
А как же Яша?)
Alla Viryasova А Яша - лава, Яша лава и Яши больше нет
he was a fantastic violinist with a fucking angry face.
😂😂😂😂😂😨😠😂😂😂😂
Thumbs up if you're here for the video of Daniel Kurganov.
Sorry what ?? 🤯
Tengo todos sus conciertos es Genial. 😂
Tears in my eyes
Прекрасно
VIOLIN SOUL!