עברי גיטליס אוהב את מה שהוא שומע. Ivri Gitlis likes what he hears
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- Опубліковано 2 гру 2024
- לזיכרו של עברי גיטליס: נולד ב-25 לאוגוסט 1922, נפטר בשיבה טובה ב-24 לדצמבר 2020.
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לכינור של מנדלסון, אופוס 64, וכנראה שהוא אוהב את זה.
ובטוח שהוא אהב את יבגניה לקרניק על הפסנתר, ואת מנכ"ל קשת אילון גלעד שיבא, שהחליף את התווים.
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צולם ידנית ללא חצובה - סליחה על הקפיצות - אבל נראה לי שהיה שווה את זה.
RIP Ivry Gitlis: 25 Augoust 1922 - 24 December 2020.
Legendary violinist Ivri Gitlis - almost 91 years at that time - listens to marié Rossano playing Mendelssohn's violin concerto Op. 64, 3rd movement, and apparently likes what he hears.
Shot handheld - sorry for the jumps, but I think it was worth it.
המרכז למוסיקה קשת אילון
מנהל מוסיקלי: יצחק רשקובסקי; מנהל כללי: גלעד שיבא; יו"ר העמותה: ראובן חזק; חשב ומנהל פרויקטים: דוד שמלא.
המרכז למוסיקה וכיתות אמן לכינור קשת אילון הוקם בשנת 1990 בקיבוץ אילון שבגליל המערבי מתוך מטרה לטפח ולקדם כנרים צעירים למדרגת מצוינות מוסיקלית ולתרום לפיתוח הגליל הצפוני. מדי שנה מגיעים לאילון, אחרי מיון קפדני, כ-50 כנרים צעירים וכן נגני ויולה וצ'לו, מיותר מ-20 מדינות. במשך שלושה שבועות בקיץ מתקיימות כיתות אמן, שיעורים, וקונצרטים שפתוחים לקהל הרחב. יותר מ-1,000 בוגרי כיתות אמן קשת אילון, המייצגים 50 מדינות, פזורים היום ברחבי תבל, בהם ישראלים רבים המתגוררים בארץ ובחו"ל. מתוך ראיית הצורך בקידום הכינור בישראל מקיימת קשת אילון במהלך השנה גם סמינרים קצרים המיועדים לכנרים ישראלים מרחבי הארץ ומכל הגילאים והמגזרים.
The Keshet Eilon Music Center and Violin Mastercourse
Music director: Prof. Itzhak Rashkovsky; general director: Gilad Sheba; board chairmen:
Reuven Hasak; comptroller and projects manager: David Shemla
The Keshet Eilon Music Center and Violin Mastercourse, founded in 1990 at Kibbutz Eilon on
Israel's northern border, is devoted to training and promoting young violinists from Israel and throughout the world who are intent on attaining the highest musical level. Its faculty consists of internationally renowned violin masters from Israel and the rest of the world. The Keshet Eilon credo is that music, one of the eternal symbols of humanity going back to David's lyre in Biblical times, can serve as a bridge between religions, peoples and nations. Keshet Eilon, in its 23 years, has achieved international recognition in the music community as a sought-after training venue attended each summer by over 50 outstanding young violinists and other string students from all parts of the world, many of whom are prizewinners of international competitions. During the course, the audience is invited to come to Eilon and enjoy the master-classes and concerts that take place every day. Additionally, hundreds of promising Israeli violin pupils from all parts of the country attend periodic seminars led by the distinguished Keshet Eilon faculty with the aim of stimulating and encouraging violin study.
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Well played. Also Gitlis never stopped the play like many many others master class.
Bravo to the young lady playing the violin,bravo!
Divni Ivri....Srecna su deca kojima taj nezni covek prenosi veliko znanje.
At this point. It appears that ivry is there to keep her energy consistent. A build and control so she doesnt lose focus. She is easily guided still. Needing direction. Unlike a master where they literally bond with the piece and almost become vacant to reality. He is helping her to understand this and feel the music as it flows so one day she can just space out and play from the heart as he does
no... she couldve played it just as well without gitlis being senile on the side
I love how she plays. Please include more information about Marie Rossano. Thanks for posting.
The girl plays really well!
זכרונו לברכה...
Fsbulous playing! Really.🌷
This girl's got chops!
Bravo 👏🏻
Beautiful 🤩
Bravo,para el Maestro y la Joven Violinista,tambie'n la Pianista!!!.-
Eduardo Porzecanski Bravooooo !!!! Conoces q Ivry ?
girl plays fabulous!!!!
עברי גיטליס נפטר בשיבה טובה, בגיל 98, לפני כמה ימים. זכרונו לברכה!
!Ivri Gitlis passed away a few days ago, at the respectful age of 98. Rest In Peace
Иври Гитлис такой виртуоз! Очень жаль, что его век закончился.
What a talent. Great!
Magnifique!!
Quel talent
Je ne pense pas que ce soit du talent d'ailleurs je pense que le talent n'existe pas mais plutôt un travail incroyable qui a été fournis. Comme si on parlait de talent cela voudrait dire que cette jeune fille était déjà une personne possédant ces capacités au violon. Je dirais plutôt qu'elle a sûrement des aptitudes
Una interpretacio'n desde el fondo del Espiritu',fresca,juguetona, liviana , natural.Bravo Piba!!!!!!.-
Excellent good mood! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️
Quel grand maître!!!! J'ai son portrait dans mon violon :)
RESPECT MAESTRO IL GENIO SCHOOL GEORGE ENESCU
Solid performance
Merci pour cette superbe vidéo:)
just wow !
ןידאן נהדך, תודה על ההעלאה!
Rip Gitlis my friend : (
Excelente Maestro de VIOLIN.
Increíble...!!!
Fantastise Gitlis!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
91 years old? 91 years young!!!!!!!!
Jose Christ, 🐥
Of course!
Magnifique!!!!!!
It was a young girl.
Oh, my goodness.
Talent is actually here and there.
Don't you think so?
Definitely true!
@@Reinhard_G.1965 betul
Rip
Wowwwww !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Me too
Good evening!!!
I'm from Brazil and I'm not sure how you know my violin parabens, who would one day play the half he plays !!!!
Maybe one day he will have the privilege of playing along with me !!!! kkkkkk.
I want a big hug, my lord !!!!
Joao Alexandre Hé is Paris now
1:46 lol why are you showing me the page turner cameraperson omg
I fully agree with this girls interpretation.
What was ivri gitlis trying to add?
Maybe he was feeling the absence of a full orchestra?
היא כנראה לא יהודיה?
He has a mute on so he can play with no sound. I think he has his violin out so he can demonstrate something if he wants her to play it differently y'know?
No, he was overjoyed with her playing.🥀
Is this all being done with a russian bow hold?
Put the mute away dude......it kinda muffles your sound. Just slightly.
Once upon a Time in the west
Does anybody know the name of the piece?
It's the finale from Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E minor op.64.
Mauro Pinotti I mentioned it the description - both in Hebrew and Englishץ you may have to scroll down a little bit.
Come on, everybody knows this piece, ...probably the most famous and most played violin concerto ever written. OK, the 1st movement is perhaps easier to recognise than the finale. The girl is very good.
Not for a beginner, i'm still on Andantino from Suzuki.
Ok, no offence. I'm also a beginner, played the violin for less than 1 year and I'm 68 years old! I will never be able to play the Mendelson, but I listen to a lot of violin music, so I recognize most of the big violin concertos (Mendelson, Bruch, Brahms, Beethoven, Mozart, Tchaikovski, Sibelius etc) I think listening to great violinists helps me to improve intonation. Try! My level now is: as an example I'm able to play Liebesleid by Fritz Kreisler, try it, its not that difficult, no dubblestops and 1st and 3 position is OK, even it the score says something else, a few harmonics that I usually neglect. To play it really beautiful is a different story, I'm working on that!
como dice Martín Buber"(...) yo y tú"... o como señala su alumno Enmanuel Lévinas"(..) yo-tú y los OTROS"..ética social...Sherin Krederdt
איזה באסה שולחים אותי לקשת אימון...
לא רוצהההה
🎻❤️🏔
Esli vi smojite I zdarovie pasvolit prihadite c nam v goste v chisineov Moldova muzicalinuiu scolu ciprian porumbescu pacazati nam master clas
Shoot the one holding the video camera !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The student plays wonderfully, but how does it help her for Mr. Gitlis to sing *while she is playing*? IMHO his singing short parts of phrases while she plays serves only to distract the student and the listeners. I think it would be far better for him to keep quiet during the performance, and offer his comments afterwards.
The dude's 90 or something here, give him a break hahaha
It's supposed to be educational. An experienced musician can bring out the best in young performers. Young performers go too hard in the beginning and end up short-winded. Ivry is actually conducting her and giving cues that, though ridiculous to us, must have been enriching to her. That's the whole idea behind Masterclasses. In other words, the audience's pleasure is not the point of this performance, and definitively not that of some virtual UA-cam horde that barely know their Mendelssohn!
Honestly, I don't mind the singing and it's either he is feeling the flow or he just want to make sure the violinist gets the staccato and rhythm on point. It doesn't serve as a distraction but more of a suggestion in how to get the piece down in his opinion.
Any person who has played a musical instrument know to look for constrictive criticism and critiques as valuable learning steps especially if It's a master class with a virtuoso.
C'mon, baby, he is a Master. He does whatever he wants to. And Mendelssohn he has been playing with absolute perfection since the beginning of the Fifties. It was a privilege for the girl to be heard by the master and of course he was moved by her performance. I've found no difference between her performance and that from the master, which was made in 1954, if I quite recall, for Vox Records.She already is one of the greatest, remember this name : Marie Rossano. Beware,Hillary!
@@pablobrener4890 Yes. At this level the fiddle player is not distracted at all - possibly a lesser violinist would be but, not Marie....
I've attended multiple Master Classes and spoken to many, many violin students about what 'they' expect from such classes; ...they're almost unanimous response is ''distractions, stress, criticism and harassment'', but all in a loving and funny, manner.
~ Why-?, ...because, they've told me; ''if'' you can play, and play well under such ''||}*@^{$#%||'' conditions, then it toughens-up your focus and determination to successfully perform on stage, especially if something should go wrong.
Master Classes for students [and 'they' know what they're going to experience] is like
an Emotional Military 'Boot-Camp; only the strong survive.
The girl played better than Gitlis, although Gitlis was good. Here he did everything to get attention away from the girl. Sad.
The girl is very good. excellent. But Gitlis is Gitlis; simply the best violonist of XX century....
take it back
You're absolutely mad. Both were fabulous. Swing low, sweet chariot!
please replace this frustrated and angry piano woman... she is not part of this succesful piece.
dude, she is reading lol she's amazing
@@clintclint7673 She's amazing, if Alin refers to the pianist on the video.
@Alin Dudas - the pianist in this video is so brilliant, and plays so effortlessly, that I've been looking through the comments trying to find her name.