@@FriendlyCroock Thank you for saying this. Today's interpretation of Baroque and Classic Era music is just taken away by those politically correct "period performance" soyboys who diminished and degraded everything down to a minimal and primitive level.
Perlman is one of the few modern violinists who can make the violin 'weep.' Truly magnificent. The second movement is particularly beautiful...as if cascading down from another world!
Such a joyful piece from Amadeus. He goes from delicate to grandiose and back so smoothly. There was a man who knew music from every fiber of his being. The orchestra, conductor and, of course Perlman do excellent justice to this Concerto. I bet Mozart smiled when it happened. Thanks for posting!
Yeah! bowing articulation is so beautiful and graceful, much more tonality is so dreamy, beaming and lovely. (91yrs.Japanese) that's what I thought, brillante, brillante, brillante, brillante, splendid forever. I would like to say that's Real Mozart. If we some one could play Mozart No.3, he is real musician and violinist.
Solo questa Musica mi concilia con questo Mondo, facendomi credere ancora nella Bellezza, nella Bontà, nell'Amicizia, nell'Amore. Grazie ❤ Siete bravissimi.
There are three seconds of other-worldly magic in: 3:01 - 3:04......Listen to the two different ways he repeats the same notes - bowed smoothly the first time (and yet still with remarkable clarity) and spiccato (bouncing bow to emphasise the notes by introducing a tiny gap betweeen each) the second time (which requires an extraordinary level of technique and control). And his mastery of these skills is so complete that it's not ostentatious playing, which would obscure for us listeners the wonderful music. And all of this little marvel is over in just three seconds. Even Hilary Hahn (I've just checked) whose technique and musicality are widely feted - even she comes off poorly in comparison of this phrase.
To play this piece with the finesse and elegance it deserves is no easy task! I am learning this piece and the Franko cadenza...a challenge to play and an even greater challenge to play well! Once again I am in awe of Itzhak Perlman's skill and talent and crushed that I was born 30 years too late to see him perform in person. 😭Thanks so much for posting this and giving me a chance to see him play this wonderful piece!
Out of genuine curiosity: Did or are you practice(/ing) Franko's Edition Cadenza identically to Perlman's Performance from the video or referencing the violin score part, as printed on the manuscript?
Wonderful, very beautiful Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN my favorite violinist 🎻.I Love Mozart and i Love Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN i respecté im very, very....❤️🌷
Not only am I learning this piece, I am also learning this cadenza. At my level, it is excruciatingly difficult. I love seeing such an amazing violinist playing the same pieces as me. Great job, Mr. Perlman!
On par with Mozart's genius! Other than the date of his birth and that of his death (1756-1791) I always think of Mozart's age, 19, when he composed this concerto! I wonder for how long he had it in his mind? Did he write it in one afternoon? One morning?
Somebody at last getting it right - Perlman musical perfection. Mozart and other composers should write... 'dear violinists you have the cadenza to show off, please leave my music alone.' How many times do we hear the violinist going in hard at the beginning of this pieces! Perlman balances it perfectly. Played it like he was the composer.
I'm playing the first movement for a mandatory school rehearsal and i'm so stressssed it's so difficult!!! the tempo, the rhythms, shifts, it's all so overwhelming! and i've only been playing for two years any advice?
Yeah it's better not to play anything that's too hard for you since it won't be very productive, but if you must, then practice slowly is all I can say, especially for the shifts. Shift up slowly and get the feel of it as you go to the right place, and you have to get the shape of your hand and position of your thumb so you can play comfortably in the higher position. But if you've only been playing for two years you probably can't even play in tune and with good tone in first position, so you'd be better off not bothering with that "rehearsal" and just practicing fundamentals (scales with all sorts of bowings and parts of the bow of course, but also some études for your fingering and bowing. If you have a private teacher, they probably have already given you some; otherwise, find some or get a teacher).
Perlman plays this concerto so beautifully. Can't compare him to or mistake him for any other violinist. Truly lively
En la música clásica las comparaciones son tediosas..Se puede vislumbrar la perfección de una interpretación paralelamente con otra..
@@ludwigparraperez7801 agree... and Pearlman plays all concertos beautifully, not only this one. My favorite is Brahms
Every time Itzhak Perlman plays a violin he makes it human
このパールマンの演奏、オーチャードホールで聴きました。
これまでに聴いたことのない美しい音色、躍動感あふれるモーツァルトの世界、どれをとっても極上の演奏に涙が止まりませんでした。
30年以上経って当時の映像を視聴できるなんてなんという幸せ😍
The orchestra is of a very high level of performance.
It's larger which is not very common with today's pathetic performances when it comes to mozart's violin concertos
Yes, absoulutely. I also noticed that. I think that japanese orchestras in general stand out with stellar performances.
@@FriendlyCroock Thank you for saying this. Today's interpretation of Baroque and Classic Era music is just taken away by those politically correct "period performance" soyboys who diminished and degraded everything down to a minimal and primitive level.
@@jeanparke9373
I'm with you.
Oh boy I'm so with you on this one.
@@jeanparke9373 What exactly is a "period performance" of a classical piece? Can you link one for me?
Perlman is one of the few modern violinists who can make the violin 'weep.' Truly magnificent. The second movement is particularly beautiful...as if cascading down from another world!
❤❤
貴重極まりない記録ですね．全盛期のパールマンの素晴らしさは言うまでもないが，秋山さん指揮のオケの演奏も見事と思う．
8:41 that hand-off from Perlman to the orchestra was so smooth, great timing.
Such a joyful piece from Amadeus. He goes from delicate to grandiose and back so smoothly. There was a man who knew music from every fiber of his being. The orchestra, conductor and, of course Perlman do excellent justice to this Concerto. I bet Mozart smiled when it happened. Thanks for posting!
Say Mozart,not Amedeus
@@jiehan4014 do you will he/she see this after 2 years has passed
It’s Mozart’s Spirit,not Mozart
Yeah! bowing articulation is so beautiful and graceful, much more tonality is so dreamy, beaming and lovely. (91yrs.Japanese) that's what I thought, brillante, brillante, brillante, brillante, splendid forever. I would like to say that's Real Mozart. If we some one could play Mozart No.3, he is real musician and violinist.
Solo questa Musica mi concilia con questo Mondo, facendomi credere ancora nella Bellezza, nella Bontà, nell'Amicizia, nell'Amore.
Grazie ❤ Siete bravissimi.
So much joy in his playing 🤍💗🤍💗🤍
Beautiful and Warm Sound of Perlman when he was at his best!
А когда он был хуже..?????
Jun Y. Kim a
Itzhak Perlman looked so effortlessly doing his cadenza.
I agree
Perlman like Mozart is number one. Great and amazing...Love both...From Iran...
An amazing performance with a trully Perlman's signature!
20:50 such a beautiful melody
❤
너무 연주가 좋아서 관심에서 소외되고있는 최상급 연주자입니다. 기품있고 절제된 아름다움, 모자라지도않고 지나치지도않고 기막힌 밸런스, 악기자체도 농밀한 아름다움 보이스…정말 흠잡을데가 하나도없습니다. 오래오래 건강하시고 좋은연주 들려주세요~^^
He is, and always will be, a glorious deity of the violin.
Mr.Perlman is such an amazing great violinist ！
He makes the music so beautiful that I can’t even know how he do it!
Sweet, soft and smooth perfection by Perlman... 👌🏻🎻🌹
His originality in the Sam Franko cadenza is amazing
There are three seconds of other-worldly magic in: 3:01 - 3:04......Listen to the two different ways he repeats the same notes - bowed smoothly the first time (and yet still with remarkable clarity) and spiccato (bouncing bow to emphasise the notes by introducing a tiny gap betweeen each) the second time (which requires an extraordinary level of technique and control). And his mastery of these skills is so complete that it's not ostentatious playing, which would obscure for us listeners the wonderful music. And all of this little marvel is over in just three seconds. Even Hilary Hahn (I've just checked) whose technique and musicality are widely feted - even she comes off poorly in comparison of this phrase.
Undoubtedly the best of this piece! IMO. Perlman is my favorite always.
I am as much a fan of Hilary Hahn as the next person, but her performance pales in comparison to Perlman's. Amazing as ever.
what a beautiful tone
To play this piece with the finesse and elegance it deserves is no easy task! I am learning this piece and the Franko cadenza...a challenge to play and an even greater challenge to play well! Once again I am in awe of Itzhak Perlman's skill and talent and crushed that I was born 30 years too late to see him perform in person. 😭Thanks so much for posting this and giving me a chance to see him play this wonderful piece!
Out of genuine curiosity: Did or are you practice(/ing) Franko's Edition Cadenza identically to Perlman's Performance from the video or referencing the violin score part, as printed on the manuscript?
It really is the most compelling performance,played with so much love for the music.
パールマン先生の、「ラ・カンパネラ」も実に素晴らしいですね。。UA-camで観ました。m(__)mm(__)m
Perlman is da best
What a magnificent piece! But surely the most stunning ending in all classical music!
Perlman is the best !!!
His sound is very beautiful and amazing!!!!!!
I love his sound !👍🏻👍🏻👌🏿👌🏿😊😊😊😃😃😃😍😍😍
Simply the best. His bowing! E eryone else has an up bow and down bow. This is just one continuous beautiful sound!
0:52 - 1:07 Pure magic.. There aren't words
I Love his facial expRessiOns
Kelvin Cheng it’s Richard you watched dis ting.?
Richard Xu
Lol
@@richardxu5168 O yes hello xD
so great ! how wonderful ❤️ 😊 💖 ♥️ 😍 💕 ❤️
Eu ADORO o som dele!!! Tem tanta técnica mas também é preciso ter um sorriso muito aproveitado!!!!! 😀😀😀😀☺️☺️😋😋😆😆😆😎😎😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😌😌😌😋😋😋😋😋😀😘😘😘😘
Is this Concerto ment to be played by angels?
I think we found an angel on earth.
this is how to play the violin concerto in g-maj. i have his recording and he is the only one ill listen to when it comes to this concerto.
Bruce George 👍
I'm the same ! 😁✨
Try Arthur Grumiaux.
@@raoultak Hilary hahn
I love Mozart and i love Maestro Itzhak Perlman.Hy is amazing and i think with great Soul 🎻❤️🌹
He plays really good . Bravo, merci beaucoup !
A perfection-marvelous recording!Thank you so much for uploading it!
Wonderful Perlman!
Wonderful, very beautiful Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN my favorite violinist 🎻.I Love Mozart and i Love Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN i respecté im very, very....❤️🌷
Not only am I learning this piece, I am also learning this cadenza. At my level, it is excruciatingly difficult. I love seeing such an amazing violinist playing the same pieces as me. Great job, Mr. Perlman!
Sam here
Omg same
Hy is amazing together Maestro Itzhak Perlman,i love Mozart but i Love very, very much Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN.Hy is amazing 🎻❤️🌹
Mr. Perlman plays this so beautifully because he is just as Charming as the composer Mozart
The first violin of the world.
I like very much thys Mozart Concerto.... I like very much Mozart and I like very, very Ithzak Perlman. Amazing Maestro! 🌺 ♥️
MOZART DIED EARLY BUT HIS LEGACY LIVES ON
I like ur name bro... good luck on NNN
す、素晴らしいの、一言です❣️
Beautiful ! Thank you for uploading :)
best violinist and best strad!
I think it's his del gesu
Beautiful ! Thank you very much :)
II: 9:25
III: 17:47
Fantastic Itzak Perlman
Ah, the Japanese colonel sanders - my favorite
He is marvellous
Гениално изпълнение!Респект!
The best violinist
Nadie como el . Es el mejor !!
There's sort of strange connections between Japanese and music, and it doesn't matter what kind of genre, they haven't failed to make me amazed
7:23 and then suddenly, Brahms
well done Mozart, another fine performance.
Thank you for uploading
Mozart: Concerto para violino N.3 em sol maior K.216
Itzhak Perlman
One word: wow. Just...
On par with Mozart's genius! Other than the date of his birth and that of his death (1756-1791) I always think of Mozart's age, 19, when he composed this concerto! I wonder for how long he had it in his mind? Did he write it in one afternoon? One morning?
Beautiful!
Gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He's enjoying it.
Super fantastic
9:26, 17:47
Thanks
BRAVO !
17:47
Delicious playing by Perlman!
Просто Гениально !!! Все!!!
The only two people that pull Mozart's 3rd are Itzhak and Hilary Hahn. Two brilliant Violinist's.
Arthur Grumiaux can pull this piece off beautifully too.
Julia Fisher can do it too
Yeah, and this is supposed to be one of the easier pieces for students. Not so.
Who needs spotify? Perlman's playing now on youtube.
His violin skills are so good.🎻
Perfect❤🎉❤🎉😊
La diferencia de Itzhak es... el sentimiento...único...maravilloso interprete.
Somebody at last getting it right - Perlman musical perfection. Mozart and other composers should write... 'dear violinists you have the cadenza to show off, please leave my music alone.'
How many times do we hear the violinist going in hard at the beginning of this pieces! Perlman balances it perfectly. Played it like he was the composer.
His Passion.
Perlman is a genius, but I don't understand why everyone seems to want to rush the first movement. Take your time! even if it IS allegro.
When Perlman plays, life itself sounds, without an yotta of falsehood.
20:50 Master and Commander
Lovely
He really is the very best.......ain millim.....!
Música 🎶 ❤
音で楽しそうに会話している…
+Ivan Frias I think he is using the Sam Franko cadenza but he has modified it a little...
En el movimiento 1 , el maestro I. Perlman, toca la cadenza de Sam Franko, pero omite la primera parte, y los arpeggio que hay casi al final.
an absolute master
why is the video look like its been filmed on a potato
cause it was filmed on September 22nd, 1991
Come on. Don't be too brutal. Potato? That's too much.
Maybe carrot?
I'm playing the first movement for a mandatory school rehearsal and i'm so stressssed it's so difficult!!!
the tempo, the rhythms, shifts, it's all so overwhelming!
and i've only been playing for two years
any advice?
Cool But Not Really you shouldn’t be playing the piece unless you’re an advanced player it isn’t a piece anyone can pick up and play
Yeah it's better not to play anything that's too hard for you since it won't be very productive, but if you must, then practice slowly is all I can say, especially for the shifts. Shift up slowly and get the feel of it as you go to the right place, and you have to get the shape of your hand and position of your thumb so you can play comfortably in the higher position.
But if you've only been playing for two years you probably can't even play in tune and with good tone in first position, so you'd be better off not bothering with that "rehearsal" and just practicing fundamentals (scales with all sorts of bowings and parts of the bow of course, but also some études for your fingering and bowing. If you have a private teacher, they probably have already given you some; otherwise, find some or get a teacher).
Cool But Not Really, you should just play some scales
My advice- don’t play at all. This requires 10+ years of experience
practice hard, start out slowly
Perelman The Grate!
it's Wonderful and imagine wwwooo
Divine
זה צריך להיגמר בשתי נגיעות בכינורות ביחד. ואין פה שחרזו מטורפים. כל הרעיון זה הטירוף ההוני.
Great man