My great grandfather Daniels played this and it was his favorite. His violin had belonged to his father (BORN IN 1856) and now I own it. My Grandfather had always told people that he wanted me to have his violin but when he died my Grandmother refused to give it to me. My favorite Aunt picked up the violin and had her husband chase me down and he told me to grab it and run. LOL! My favorite aunt was not liked by anyone but she loved me for some odd reason. Perhaps because when she was in high school I would only allow her to hold me when I was baby.
he is one of the best best violinists, unfortunately he is not as popular as others. what a pity!! listen to his performance, you will feel the sentiments that he possess compare to any others
Wunderbar gespielt!!! Mein Herz öffnet sich ! So wie hier gespielt, erinnert es mich an das erste Mal, als ich dieses Stück hörte. (21.12. 1950) Seitdem mein absoluter Favorit. Spiele diese Melodie fasst täglich auf meinem Piano. Einige Male zusammen mit meinem Bruder (Violine), sehe ihn leider selten, da er in Kanada lebt.
Definitely one of my favorites as well. I think it was Oscar Wilde who said "Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months.” So, violin playing that is truly multi-layered, high-content, and integrated with a narrative will always stand the test of time. There was "fashion" back then as well. Plenty of bad playing. Many people copied Heifetz and failed miserably. No one recorded them, so we only hear the greats. These days, everyone's recorded, so finding unique and powerful talents (which do exist for sure) is difficult. So we are left with a sense of 'fashion'...
@@DanielKurganov That is a really thoughtful response. Something people like I, who often long for have been born in earlier days, to think about... In your mind, which violinists of today are worth giving a listen? Would love to get some recommendations from you!
Yes- My dad and I too used to enjoy this at home after I`d done my Mazas and Kayser studies with my teacher in Kremlin Drive ! Mr Nadien seems to sense the correct tempo of this piece and plays as if hes composer! phil newton [Liverpool]
jegatsch, tks for your reply, the first time you heard this is in the 1950, bravo. I always believe that those are better days, after WW2 for quite a while, everything settled down. No digital games/devices that occupied people's time and mind. People of that generations are with quality culture and manner. Start from the 80s to 90s, things changed :o( Is that you said David Nadien now live in Canada?? Which province? Thanks :o) Merry X,mas and Happy New Year in 2012 and onward
My father and I played this piece so many times! It is my favorite memory. He played the violin, and I played the piano.!
My great grandfather Daniels played this and it was his favorite. His violin had belonged to his father (BORN IN 1856) and now I own it. My Grandfather had always told people that he wanted me to have his violin but when he died my Grandmother refused to give it to me. My favorite Aunt picked up the violin and had her husband chase me down and he told me to grab it and run. LOL! My favorite aunt was not liked by anyone but she loved me for some odd reason. Perhaps because when she was in high school I would only allow her to hold me when I was baby.
he is one of the best best violinists, unfortunately he is not as popular as others. what a pity!! listen to his performance, you will feel the sentiments that he possess compare to any others
David was, for me, one of the absolute top players in America.
Wunderbar gespielt!!! Mein Herz öffnet sich ! So wie hier gespielt, erinnert es mich an das erste Mal, als ich dieses Stück hörte. (21.12. 1950) Seitdem mein absoluter Favorit. Spiele diese Melodie fasst täglich auf meinem Piano. Einige Male zusammen mit meinem Bruder (Violine), sehe ihn leider selten, da er in Kanada lebt.
Los tempos y los silencios
estremecen el alma.Bravo maestro Donde esté le llegue mi admiracion
I've been searching for a few videos of this Melody in F, but this is the most beautiful one...
You should listen to Shura Cherkassky on the piano, he plays the most interesting phrasing.
Exquisite! Thank you for uploading this gem. I think Maestro Rubinstein himself would have smiled at hearing this performance.
Magnificent - warm and brightly sad.
волшебно!
Nadien is one of my favorite violinists. Unfortunately, his style of playing is out of fashion now, but I love it.
Definitely one of my favorites as well. I think it was Oscar Wilde who said "Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months.” So, violin playing that is truly multi-layered, high-content, and integrated with a narrative will always stand the test of time. There was "fashion" back then as well. Plenty of bad playing. Many people copied Heifetz and failed miserably. No one recorded them, so we only hear the greats. These days, everyone's recorded, so finding unique and powerful talents (which do exist for sure) is difficult. So we are left with a sense of 'fashion'...
@@DanielKurganov That is a really thoughtful response. Something people like I, who often long for have been born in earlier days, to think about... In your mind, which violinists of today are worth giving a listen? Would love to get some recommendations from you!
BRAVO !
Браво!
Yes- My dad and I too used to enjoy this at home after I`d done my Mazas and Kayser studies with my teacher in Kremlin Drive !
Mr Nadien seems to sense the correct tempo of this piece and plays as if hes composer!
phil newton [Liverpool]
Thank you for sharing. Beautiful!!!
언제나 우아한 그의 그리운 연주 !
Muitos músicos parou no tempos ,,,o dó,,,,este mostrou que tinha tudo e um pouco mais excelentes. Demi
Beautiful.Jim.liverpool.
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jegatsch, tks for your reply, the first time you heard this is in the 1950, bravo. I always believe that those are better days, after WW2 for quite a while, everything settled down. No digital games/devices that occupied people's time and mind. People of that generations are with quality culture and manner. Start from the 80s to 90s, things changed :o(
Is that you said David Nadien now live in Canada?? Which province?
Thanks :o) Merry X,mas and Happy New Year in 2012 and onward
Three ignoring the spirit of the Violin dissent...