Fritz Kreisler plays Andante Cantabile
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2008
- Here is a recording of Fritz Kreisler playing his arrangement of Andante Cantabile, from Tchaikovsky's String Quartet No.1. It was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in 1938. Franz Rupp is at the piano.
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My teacher Dr. Ursula Greville debuted with Fritz Kreisler in London. She was 16 and had been blessed with a fabulous operatic voice. I knew her in the last decade of her life, when she was in her 90's, and she still had that deep, resonant voice and a great love of music.
Kreisler was born in Vienna to a Jewish father and a Protestant mother. He was baptised Christian at age twelve, but converted to Catholicism in the United States, and was a personal friend of Bishop Fulton J. Sheen.
Such a beautiful tone..
Noch schöner auf der Geige zu spielen als hier ist nicht möglich!
My parents had this on 78 when I was a girl. It was wonderful to hear it again. Thank you so much!
He played it in the date of my birthday ( ꈍᴗꈍ) makes me feel utterly happy
Beautiful piece by the master of the singing violin.
Thank You bwv1064.
It is absolutely beautiful, his grate sol shines and flies is his music.
How can anyone else play this piece better.
just listen and dream -- perfection, intonation and sensibility -- in addition to an incredible technique
This reminds of winter days at my bubbi and zaide's in the country with the family all around. It gives me goosebumps.
Gerry Tenney m
wow gorgeous man--and such talent
This is an arrangement by Kreisler, so this is certainly the authentic version. Kreisler's playing was in every way more humble than Heifetz's, who tended to be more flashy. It is a violin solo intended as an encore piece, so in this sense it is unashamedly "overt".
Frank, Kreisler's playing was more "humble" because he subjugated his technical prowess to the requirements of the music. He had technique to burn, but you would never know it until he did something big like the Brahms concerto, and even then the music ruled.
@@cletedavis5849 Well said! I agree with you entirely. I have always loved Kreisler's music and his musicianship.
Sadly, I notice the Classical radio stations don't play enough Kreisler.
I wonder by which bow he played from down to up, or from up to down?????that's so mysterious. metaphysical tone might have been searched after at beginning of early 20 century.(91yrs.Japanese) nowadays there are so many accordion sound here and there in the bow string instrument world. that's my opinion. sssooorrryyyy strange English. anyway I would love to listen to early 20 cent. sound very very much.
Talking to you in a heavenly language.
Amazing
👌👌👌🌞💞💞💞
Anyway, let's going to enjoy just the music...
nice drawing at 3:05
Mmmmmm.
Dear Music Lovers , please Don't make this clip a battle field . Lets enjoy and learn maestro's message . Kreisler and Kreislers belong to human race , they always were fed up with extremists and had to pay for them .
Anyone on their free time will have the unique intention to send any message accross... good, bad, inteligent.. etc.
People who have free time write a comment. What does that tell you?
According to Mr.s Krysler: "Fritz would have been a great violinist if he'd only practiced!"
They just go and admire great musicians instead of becoming one themselves?
It is terrible the even to beautiful playing of great artist who had nothing to do with the political situation in the world gets tied into the ongoing hatred the human race is so capable of by some of these commentaries on you tube. From what I've read about Kriesler he wasn't even particularly religious, or political.
@Davi Moreira He was Jewish, but not religious.
@@nidurnevets he was raised a catholic when he married Harriet Lies who was a divorcee they got excommunicated from the church .