Gidon Kremer - Man of Many Musics

Gidon Kremer is known to musicians the world over. He is known as a man who has new ideas but also as one of the liveliest performing musicians in the world today. Gidon Kremer is the man who has done more for contemporary composers in the last quarter of the 20th century. His latest and most passionately held idea is the formation of a new orchestra drawn from the youth of three Baltic states: Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. He calls this the “Kremerata Baltica”.
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An Allegro Film by Christopher Nupen

[@fernandomarquez6661]

i had the luck to listen to them in México about 10 years ago by sheer chance in Santo Domingo Church. Fantastic, generous and humble, great gift to us, thank you Gidon and thank you Kremerata!

[@gabrielcortes4965]

the master gidon kremer a good video...thank you

[@sherinkrederdt7642]

otro de mis violinistas favoritos, detrás de Heifetz, Ostrakh, Menuhin, Stern......... gracias..danke..sherin krederdt

[@amadosegundomansilladelval9026]

An inspiring artist..a great example for every life...

[@semrabahcivan8627]

Incredible, thank you for sharing ❤

[@stringplayer2992]

What a magnificent player and human being!

[@YQ2138]

Bravo♥️💐Danke👏

[@nakisakarimian3415]

What an incredible player. Highly suggest his recording of Schnitke concerto.

[@Nomad19801]

Мой любимый скрипач!

[@natalyaannenkova411]

Vot i orkestr Saulusa Sondetskisa mi s sinom slushali, daje pogovorili s dirijerom posle kontserta...on blagoslovil moego 10 letnego sina violonchelista....schastye vstrechat takih ludey kak Sondetskis i Kremer

[@drdanielitoto]

inspiring.

[@semrabahcivan8627]

Beautiful thank you.

[@vladiinsky]

Thank you!

[@consueloperez7578]

Thank you for this uploads !!!

[@stephanebelizaire3627]

Bravo and Good Luck ! Happy New Year 2021 !

[@abrahamwu9680]

39:53 Beautiful tone!

[@santiagoporcino4229]

Abraham Wu I hope you don’t take offence, but I can see you’ve commented on two other Kremer videos that I’ve watched haha

[@fernandomarquez6661]

i believe Mr Kramer is closer to Mr Menuhin in his view about musicality and virtuosity, difficult dilemma when you actually have reached both

[@danielgalindo.guitarist]

Hi there, does anyone know what's the name of the choral piece sung at the end of the film?.

[@guillaume.pirard]

18:35 Why Kremer is who he is.

[@Tamara-qd5dc]

And then he comes back and plays it so beautifully!

[@ilsestockwood1447]

Lieliski!

[@pedrammahdavi5863]

what's the piece at 40:00 ?

[@RGuerreiro]

Oblivion - Astor Piazzola

[@pedrammahdavi5863]

thank u so much

[@stephenpark6259]

1st

[@Ariel-rb4fb]

Yes. you've made a career, you're a good violinist, but do not forget that the first one was the one that always was ahead of you.

[@CNtheswordmaster]

Wut?

[@diegeigergarnele7975]

He may be referring to Hirschorn

[@fernandomarquez6661]

you mean Mr Oistrakh? then what, there will be no other like him, but let us be ourselves!

[@OttoKuus]

@@diegeigergarnele7975 I believe Kremer has "won" in the long term.