Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto in D major - Augustin Hadelich /Lionel Bringuier /FRSO
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- Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) - Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 35 (1878)
1. Allegro moderato (00:34)
2. Canzonetta: Andante (19:57)
3. Finale: Allegro vivacissimo (26:49)
Encore: Francisco Tárrega (Arr. Ruggiero Ricci) - Recuerdos de la Alhambra (38:40)
Augustin Hadelich, violin
Lionel Bringuier, conductor
Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra - เพลง
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4:49 clarinetist has been waiting all his life for this moment
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
Glad he enjoyed it while it lasted
I love his face expression 😂
this encore is insane, how does the guy bust out a 40min virtuosic concerto and still have the CRAZY bow control for recuerdos de alhambra 😩
Because he is a human who is at a higher level of understanding of his music and instruments. I am blessed to have seen him perform . A definite high point .
@@georgeallen7101 also saw him perform, a recital in pittsburgh. one of the best days of my life!
his bow is more controlled than my life lmao
Fantastic
@@drewnotgooden❤
Hadelich shows how this should be played!
Music is not about how it should be played. Kavakos shows how it should not be played?
@@hang10244 So musicmaking is not about the playing of it?? Of course it is. And the playing of the music can be done in good and bad ways. The playing of Hadelich in this concerto was after my humble opinion as good as it gets (but of course that is subjective, I have not stated otherwise either).
@@johannesbrahmsfan9228 good point to make, but i am just pointing out when theres 'should', theres ' should not', i just enjoy how each musician express themselves with the instruments, instead of thinking is that correct or not, i am sure your rendition if you play an instrument, is bravo too!
I really love the recording from Vadim Repin too.
@@peterander581 I agree that Repin's recording is also very, very good.
I can't count anymore how many times I've listened to this performance.
This is literally the best
Of the present virtuosos, I agree.
But the old Masters, Heifetz still rules.
IMHO This is one of the best recordings of today's violinists, but the old-school recordings of Oistrakh, Heifetz, Milstein, Szeryng, Grumiaux, and others beat this.
anything this man plays is pure gold.
@@e-spy TRUE! ❤
I saw him play this in Seattle a few years ago and feel in love with the performance. I will never get tired of it
He's one of the greatest violinist of this time. The way he stands his ground - literally - is a marvel to watch. He takes his energy from the ground, transferring it directly to the string.
He can do whatever he likes, and does so with superb taste and technique. He really moves me, a young guy transferring the violin playing tradition and exploring the repertoire in a genial way.
No words.
Thank you for expressing Augustin Hadelich in a way that he deserves. It is nearly impossible to convey what he brings - the quality of my life improved the day I “discovered” this genius.
Obviously Hadelich is the best but most pleasing were the principal woodwinds players exercising their expressions of pleasure playing their parts, particularly Clarinet, oboe, and bassoon. BRAVO. They love their jobs.
i see
wonder why🤔
I confirm it, we are in front of the David Oistrakh of the 21st century ... the best version I heard ever of Tchaikovsky's violin concerto ... Alena Baeve, Janine Jansen and Anne-Sophie Mutter will excuse me, but you must surrender to maestro Hadelich. ...
@bruno1st I prefer Hadelich, he's just has an element of flair that Hilary Hahn doesn't quite have. I love her music too but often time it seems a little simplistic.
totally agree
Joshua Bell?
@@VivaLaVittoria I heard the version of this concert by Joshua in 2013 in the UK and I have to tell you that he made fourteen mistakes, some very notorious, but I summarize them in that he was out of note and time several times and that this caused that the long notes had to be shortened . Another notation for the high notes made them feel very shrill. In conclusion he is far below the level of Augustin. Regards.
What about Perlman?
Oh, this guy is everything! The orchestra - beyond glorious! (By the way, when the concert master gets up OUT OF HIS CHAIR to shake your hand - especially from an Orchestra with the storied history that the Finish Radio Symphony Orchestra has - you have indeed earned their respect. That was a HUGE gesture.) Back to Augustin: I love how he provides such a soft and light touch to certain phrases. Where most violinists attack, Augustin finesses. 1:55 - such a delicate touch. This is fiddle playing totally in the vein of Heifetz, Pearlman, Zimmerman (we can give Zimmermann his props, too); Isaac Stern, etc. - I mean the OLD masters. We are so flooded with 12-year-olds playing this and that, that we forget the Titans who Put the Violin On the Map have already played these pieces, and many of their performances have RARELY been equaled to this day. When Augustin plays, it's like someone is either talking or singing, period. I simply do not hear a violin. I have tried and tried and tried, but I DON'T hear a violin. It sounds like something all together different. If you want to talk technique - just listen to 28:24, there's a flourish of lower notes (that pattern repeats itself a few times), and most violinist don't give much attention to that section. With Augustin, it's beyond clear; it actually comes very much alive. Brilliant! This man is a living legend!
Great comment. Thanks
I dont like the interpretation of the conductor of the allegro moderato, the orchestra is too rigid, especially at 7:04 and all the repetitions.
Augustin is beyond gloriously legendary tho
I was taught that a gentleman never shakes someone's hand without getting up first.
Each note is played with such care and commitment! Extraordinary sound!
The sound of every note that he plays and his interpretation of the piece is just so beautiful.
Goosebumps all over.
UNICO, INIMITABILE, IRRAGGIUNGIBILE🙏🙏♥️♥️🙏🙏 GRAZIE DI ESISTERE♥️♥️🙏🙏♥️♥️🙏🙏Cordiali saluti dall' Italia. Anna e Luigi🤗🤗😘😘
One great younger violinist to add to Hilary Hahn, Anne-Sophie Mutter, and other very well trained and technically perfect interpreters. Hadelich suffered major burns and required one year of treatment in Germany. For a while it seemed that his career as a musician was destroyed, luckily he recovered, lives in Los Angeles and has grown a significant career as a soloist. His rendering of the Tchaikovsky concert is romantic, technically perfect, full of Russian pathos and sentiment. Thanks violin express for posting.
He's in New York. Augustin along with others inspire me to practice harder!
What the heck are you talking about?? His recovery was 2 years and he lived in New York for the last 16 years until this year when he moved to Connecticut where he is a teacher in Yale University with also his continuous solo performance career.
@@pluutoop What the heck am I talking about? My source was wikipedia. Hadelich suffered major burns during 1999. He was treated in Germany and his career was in doubt. Fortunately he recovered. He has been with the Los Angeles ad the New York orchestras afterwards. Thanks for your adding more precision to my comment.
@@jorgeurzuaurzua4011 nobody is interested in his freaking burns ok! It's history! Don't bring it up. You should actually delete your original comment cause I'm sure you wouldn't be thrilled someone digging and bringing up your past especially if it was tragic one. And you should apologize to him.
He lives in New York and I believe he is a professor at Yale University this year
Finally, the only video of Hadelich playing Tchaikovsky on TH-cam
The encore was a gem. I've played this piece countless times on the guitar, and hearing it on the violin was bizarre and beautiful (and it's probably ten times more difficult to play on violin).
Apparently tremolo on violin isn't as hard as it is on the guitar. But (credit where it's due) he does play it with the soft elegance that the piece demands and i like his interpretation as well
@@shinigami8068 I've played guitar and I'm learning violin now, and I can tell you the tremolo in this piece is harder on violin. At least for me.
Violonist here 😄🤚
This encore piece is very, very difficult because of the virtuosic bow part. It's not tremolo but ricochet (that's the term in France) . In fact, the bow touch each string successively with a very quick bounce and it requiert lot of years to master... After 10 years with violin, i can only dreaming of playing like that 🥺😅
@@rebpv7537 Yeah, and ricochet is very annoying to get down right, since you have to get every bounce to be very similar to the first one for ricochet to even sound a bit consistent. Also different parts of the bow bounce differently, so you need to have pretty much flawless bow technique to play this...
@@Exelitious Exactly. I wish i could explain that but i m french ha ha 😂😅
This man is a genius. But I’m sure I’m not saying anything new. His playing is so exquisite, in every way - so well thought through - with an astonishing technique which is a means for him to express his artistic voice - the greatest I have rarely heard in any medium.
This is really incredible...
No word to describe
Thanks Julia Fisher and Mr Hadelich to have recorded the Bach's Chaconne... so I could discover Mr. Hadelich's absolut incredible talent, so much touching, so beautiful in heart and soul 🙃🙂, right and full of sense etc etc...THAAAAANK YOU!
This interpretation makes me understand better Tchaïkovsky, and love his music.
This is the best Tchaikovsky I've ever seen. It's the song that inspired me to buy a violin 13 years ago, and I've heard dozens of renditions. This is my favorite.
Yep, just rewatched this. It takes someone who has gone through real struggle to play this piece. This concerto is about overcoming pain.
@@rapperslashactor those who have experienced extreme pain or hardship understands, here's another version by Namanja R you might also appreciate th-cam.com/video/zXfindoE-do/w-d-xo.html
Excellent indeed. After Heifetz, of course.
@@billace90 exactly what I thought. Heifetz is my go to for Tchaikovsky
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His phrasing is sublime and his fingering is perfection.
Omg...help me! I can't stop listen this musician. This performance takes my breath away...so emotional, so expressive, so alive...God bless you, Maestro!
One of my musical dreams is to hear Hadelich perform live! What a brilliant performance of one of my favorite violin concertos 🤩
My dream, as well! So happy I'll see him in Chicago in August (Grant Park music Festival) when he will play Sibelius concerto.
I'm going to see him perform in Newark NJ this Thursday! Why don't you check his website he has a list of upcoming concerts. You will see if you can attend any of them.
I´m looking forward to hear Hilary Hahn playing this concerto in september 23 and to hear Augustin together with Julia Fischer a few weeks later...
I got to see him here in Seattle play this exact piece. It was absolutely incredible, i nearly cried a few times.
Really good all the musicians have fun are smiling making music on this top level is so healthy for everyone the players the conductor and not the least for Augustin thanks all of you for this spiritual concert
Mr. Hadelich deserves our praise. So much passion in his playing and full of joy🎻👏👏👏
Quelle interprétation, toujours autant de bonheur d écouter Augustin ;un toucher exceptionnel, une sensibilité qu' il transmet et que l on reçoit, un cadeau merveilleux
So incredibile to have met him in Mexico last year! Always tuned and musical!
Fantastic!
The Orchestra has an impressive wood section
I enjoy Tchaikovsky violin concerto and it is well performed by Agustin.what a talent.!
What a beautiful performance! So neat and expressive. I could feel every single note, and the cadenza was just astonishing.
wow wow wow!!! Fantastic playing! Augustin is certainly one of the great soloists of our time!
L'un des maestros du violon qui devient de plus en plus magnifique avec l'âge. Un ton raffiné sans égal avec une sororité douce et puissante qui est un pur bonheur
I saw him play this live in California! He is wonderful, and I admire him very much!
As if the Tchaikovsky wasn't enough, then he gives us this incredible encore. Bravo!!
WOW clarinet at 29:38 . Great sound and interpretation as always from Hadelich. Bravo.
He should've been on the Unesco World Heritage's list ..bravo hadelich!!! I've never experienced such an intense musical delight before ( actually I have, when I heard hadelich plays the Brahm's concerto ) justtttt woww!! I'm glad to be alive 💕❤️
I recently found Augustin and he's my top young violinist at the moment. He interprets Tchaiikovsky so beautifully, with everything you need, and nothing you don't want (unlike some.)
B Pearce
Sheer beauty!!!! Such a sensitive player - wonderful
Augustin brings you serendipity of nuances in his wonderful bowing and tempo control, like slow motion pictures of waves and flowers coming to fruition. His violin sings with a crystal clear sound! Love him!!
WOW. WHAT an orchestra, and what a performance. Electrifying, emotional violin, and spectacular unity and fire from the orchestra. Can't wait to watch this again when my heart slows down to a safe level!
Beautiful, stunning, WOW, great job Mr. Hadelich!!! So expressive!!
Absolutely one of the best performances of this great violin concerto I have ever heard. Incredible control over details. Encore is also truly a cherry on top - sweet, delicate, and colorful.
I always love to listen to his performances. So full of emotions that connects with his audience.
I can't get enough of Maestro Hadelichs' stellar genius!!!! A verbal description escapes me... Nonetheless,, I'll try " otherworldly!!!!"
Amazing! Such clarity with each and every note played as if it were to be the last ever heard. The hushed passages were particularly exquisite. The encore was breathtaking.
I know I had another favourite version of this concerto (my all-time favourite violin concerto) before stumbling across this today, but even now I struggle to remember what it was. Safe to say that any other performance has been eclipsed by Mr Hadelich's utterly thrilling, engaging, heart-rate-raising playing
This young man has taken a fresh look at this ever-popular concerto and found ways to do it his own way. The cadenza (ca. 10 minutes in) is unlike any you will have heard before. I don't always agree with him and the Finale is a little too rushed for me but, taken as a whole, what an original performance. Bravo.
augustin ,un chemin de lumière pour l'éternité,admiration
thia piece is one of my favourite pieces by Tchaikovsky, and I haven't been feeling the best lately and I listened to a clip of the Tchaikovsky VC , I watched the whole thing it oddly makes me so happy
My favourite concerto ❣️
Da mucho gusto escuchar a un genio del Violín desde Chile 🇨🇱 felicitaciones.
With his tone and his musicality I would count him to the best top violin player of today (Kavakos, Rachlin, Zimmermann, ...). I like especially his Bartok 2 and his Sibelius (no simple concerts, technically and musically).
Bravo, Bravissimo!!!
How intense!!!
At given moments, I did have serious concerns that either the A or E the string would pop!
And the Tárrega encore was sublime!
This is now my favorite rendition of this concerto
I like the pathos Hadelich brings to the 2nd movement. In many ways the slow movement is hardest because you have to show emotion without lapsing into affect.
I must say... the interpretation of this piece could only have been done by the finest of a virtuoso. Bravo, bravo, Augustin, and thank you for playing my piece in such a way that would even impress the harshest of critics.
Was it a suicide
Pyotr, do you really regret the cannons?
@@ansgarmarrek658 Pyotr told me he had asked Ludwig, if he regretted ‚Wellington‘s Sieg‘ militaristic appearance and both agreed that it is the right thing in both cases
Love it so much watched whole video! I thought I had played and listened enough Tchaikovsky concertos in my whole life, maybe not. Thank you!
He made 1 violin concerto.
The sound he plays is very clear and gentle. And his playing method seems to value the sound created by the author. Sometimes a young performer plays uncontrollably with the energy that springs up, but he expresses the intonation of the melody very well and plays each note carefully. What a wonderful performance!
(I'm sorry for my bad English)
Your English is fine. You write very well, indeed. Americans are terrible about learning a second language. And if you are Japanese then you deserve extra praise for the different alphabet, etc. Well done! :-))
Gentle is a great way of describing Hadelich's style
Bonheur et émotion. Grande interprétation.
I Love this Concerto!!!
I playied it in Conservatory....
Congratulations, Mr. Hadelich.
I’ve listened to so many wonderful soloists play this piece and this is altogether at an another level!
There's no word that i can actually say, about the amazing it was, Agustin is totally amazing, the only thing that i can actually say is "bravo"👏👏👏👏👏👏
Allegro moderato 00:35
Canzonetta: Andante 19:58
Finale: Allegro vivacissimo 26:49
My favorite part: 17:20
My favorite part: 8:22
@@santiagos.3673 my fauvorite part as well
17:20 scared the crap out of me, I was looking for this comment, then SURPRISE!!!!!!! 3rd movement happened.
Interprétation magistrale d'une grande sensibilité . Mille BRAVI
I was just listening to this on his album, yesterday! SO GLAD to see a video of his Tchaikovsky concerto!❤️
Wonderful !! Great music and great musicians and a great solist !! Thank you for sharing. A pleasure to listen to !!
Великолепная скрипка нет слов, какой великолепный оркестр, особенно духовики - кларнет, флейты, гобой 29:33
Not only does Augustin have total command of his instrument, he also has a very original musical vision for his interpretations.
Thank you so much Augustine, that was exceptionally Brilliant and Stunning and incredibly beautiful too, so much passion and sensitivity and pathos too. Thank you so much you really really make my heart smile, and there’s another young violinist that is really really Brilliant too and that’s Ray Chen. I really really love both of you. I really really hope that you are friends too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Sbalorditivo...! Tecnica perfetta e amore per la musica; questo concerto, comunque, e' difficile da eseguire come l'autore ebbe pensato quando lo compose...quasi impossibile riesumare i sentimenti di Colui che scrisse questo misterioso capolavoro... Chapeau per chi ci prova ancora oggi.
Bravo! Superb performance by Augustin. He is everything one could hope for in a violinist. And Bravo to the FRSO. Thanks for sharing.
Maestro Hadelich is over human! Magestic performance of CHAIKOVSKY concerto, ever.
Film composer Bill Conte borrowed this heavily fir his score of "the Right Stuff" and he won an Oscar
The way his hand moves across the instrument 😮
Beautiful... exquisitely poignant expression. A gift to witness. Spanish encore piece was stunning. So happy he will be returning to perform with the FWSO in the '21 - '22 season.
Este joven violinista perfecta su afinación en esta obra maestra. Felicitaciones y muy virtuoso se nota mucho que ama mucho su violin,yo lo escucho desde mi País Chile 🇨🇱 y lo sigo en Facebook y la orquesta muy bien ❤
The best interpretation of this concerto I have ever seen. THE PHRASINGS!!!
I chanced upon Hadelich playing Paganini 1st and I was so moved I had to hear more so I came here to the Tchaikovsky (which I first heard by Jascha Heifetz in 1966). I was not disappointed! Bravo.
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Grazie a chi mi ha parlato di questo Violinista. E' veramente GRANDE GRANDE GRANDE! ! ! ! ! ! E questa esecuzione è, per tanti aspetti, la mia preferita. BRAVISSIMO !!!
Magistral interpretación por esta orquesta finlandesa dirigida por el francés Lionel Bringuier del célebre Concierto para Violín que sin duda es una de las más importantes obras del genial compositor ruso P.I. Tchaikovsky. El virtuosista Augustin Hadelich acaricia las cuerdas de su violín con una destreza inigualable. BRAVO !!! Saludos desde España.
I thought something was expressively missing in the interpretation until I put on better speakers and discovered that it was actually far more expressive than I had even imagined. Wowzirz!
You can't listen to the music of the gods on your cell
Every single note inhabited - every single note conversing - delicate, truthful.
Toujours autant éblouie par cette émotion transmise grâce à une personne exceptionnelle
I love his performance so much..!!
the "COME ON" at the end was everything lol
I'm so Excited I'm going to hear him perform this concerto next march!
@@luisholsten295 I'm not sure if there is where I am seeing it. He's performing in Dallas and they only sold it to people who bought the season pass due to covid.
Amazing musician thank you
Che meravigliosa esecuzione. Grazie!
My favorite concerto and this is best performance since the 1960 recording by Daniel Ostrack ( spelling of name is incorrect) . For once the conductor and the artist seem to be on the same page. Many excellent performance by individual musicians featured here also.
Бесконечно талантлив!! Браво!!
I've never heard of a violin interpretation of Francisco Tarrega. Wow, it is just amazing. Thank you, Augustin for such an amazing performance.
Grandiosa interpretación Director, Orquesta y Solista!!! Bravo!!!
I just love everything he plays with his violin.
wonderbar!!! brilliant!!!
I recently found Augustin and he's my top violinist at the moment.
My lifelong wish is to actually listen to his performance.
Your music relaxes my mind.
I love you😍
チャイコフスキーは色々聴いてきたけど、これ程刺激的な演奏は久々だった。
素晴らしい演奏をありがとう。
Very well played charmingly with harmony. Beautyfull!
이 아저씨 처음 보는데 음색이나 완급 조절이 미쳤는데요? 너무 좋아
I can't wait to applause just when first movement finished. That's so amazing!! Wonderful!
Sublime magnifique interprétation! Quel talent!
Лучший скрипач, лучший оркестр, лучшее исполнение этого концерта
Sir, you ARE the best!!!!👏👏👏👏 Listen to the encore!!
Augustin Hadelich executa Tchaikovsky tal como Jascha Heifetz, com muita ternura e, principalmente, repleto de elegância e técnica.