As a violin player, I can tell you that the introduction part may sounds “easy” but actually not at all. It requires difficult bowing control techniques and he just did a superb job.
No doubt it was deliberate. Poor Saint-Saens never gets the respect he deserves, one of the greatest performers, universal prodigies and musical humourists in history. I blame Wagner.
I am a 38 yr old black female who lives in the ghetto city of East Cleveland Ohio and I love the violin. I don't know how to play, have never played, however; I FELL IN LOVE with the way this man plays my favorite instrument even though I don't know how to play and have never played. When I heard the musical score for Schindler's List I had to find out who was playing that violin. The way Mr. Perlman plays is wonderfully maddening. I have his CD Itzhak Perlman's Greatest Hits and this song is track number 6 ( I love ALL the tracks, especially 4, 5, and 6). It's about time a video was shown showing him playing this song. I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE IT! Anybody can rap, not everyone has a TALENT. He has beautifully mastered how to play-not the violin strings-but my heart strings, THAT IS SKILL. The CD I have belongs to the Windermere Public LIbrary and I refuse to bring it back because I love it so. I just keep paying the late fees, o well, so be it. I love it, I wish I could meet him.
You could actually save the the money you will pay as late fees and buy a CD of your own. I think this album it's not expensive at all, if you are willing to buy it.
the Cleveland Institute of Music is not far from you! We put on several world class concerts a year for free (unlike the expensive tickets needed to see the Cleveland orchestra at Severance Hall). We would love to have you some day.
You know you have nailed it when you can make a technically challenging piece like this sound fluid, crisp, and easy. The best rendition of this masterpiece that I’ve ever heard.
This rendition is arguably the best I have ever heard - and I have heard it played by all the violin giants of the Golden Age. Mr. Perlman exceeds himself here, capturing the Gallic spirit beautifully. It's all here folks! No need to look further. After this rendition, few violinist today should dare to record it. Mr. Perlman owns this piece!
What makes this man absolutely unique is that his playing takes one to a place of fantasy within... It is a personal, metaphysical phenomenon that informs and directs his actions, and is not teachable... Lest anyone forget, he can create magic - playing the simplest tune. He is a great personality of music!
@WestkelMusic it doesn't matter about the hours, and amount of hours it takes you or even for him. Its because he has a talent that was given to him, and you have to feel the music to play it with your feelings, and naturally.
sarah lee*0* Do you really believe what you just said? You think you can be an amazing violinist like Perlman without practicing and just by being talented? His talent was achieved by his fierce history of violin playing and performing. How dare you say that his talent wasn’t achieved by the overwhelming time he put into practicing the violin
@@dash595 tbh saying all of that he has acheived was because of talent sounds like a terrible insult. To be able to play like him, you need a combination of talent and practise. How far can one even go without practise? Yeah, not much. If you think that being talented is enough to be like Itzhak, then you're dead wrong.
Thanks for posting this. I played for 10 years, and this is my favorite piece. It’s simply beyond perfect and mind boggling that someone could play it so beautifully.
Mr Perlman is a genious of the violin and in music in general. Congratulations! I would so much meet him, watching him play and listen to him personally.
At this time, Itzhak Perlman looked so much like Schubert! Love them both deeply. And this masterpiece of Saint-Saëns too. Thanks for this moment, Abner Silva.
I've been a fan of this piece for a couple of years now, I've heard quite a few renditions, my favorite being Heifetz and Kogan, until just-now... This was a masterpiece play-through. Bravo.
Listening to Perlman play *anything* reminds me how much like the human voice the violin is, and probably more so than any other musical instrument. Just watching him with the chinrest up against his chin, how he must literally feel the sound, just as a singer does when performing. I can't imagine anything more...well...more sensational.
I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllloooooooooooooooooooooooooooovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvve him. I love it. this is one of my favorites my him. great. simply great. he is the MASTER of that violin.
@@Warlock12347 Just realized I'm six months late to see this. Yes, it was kind of stupid of me to respond seriously and I apologize (to Melbourne Tetris), but c'mon man, the joke didn't make much sense.
i am in 8th grade and i play the violin. I have been inspired by your lie in april by a girl who played this that is in the same grade. I will learn to play this one day and that is a promise.
Brilliant!! Love Mr. Perlman's violin playing! Masterful. (That's a close call for wiping the stray hair off the bow at 4:13 and getting back to the string in time for the time signature change at 4:15!!)
I love very much my favorite violinist Itzhak Perlman!Hy is so wonderful Violonist, for me the best! Very beautiful soul and heart.....Bravo Maestro Itzhak Perlman!❤️🎻🌹
Short of Paganini, I think there is an upper limit of superiority that masters such as Perlman and Heifetz reach. Perhaps it is possible to get a majority consensus amongst an elite panel in determining who had the best technique. The violin wasn't my instrument, so I have no opinion there. I will say that of the interpretations of this song performed by Perlman and Heifetz, I prefer the former. Saint-Saëns' piece sings here. Perlman's interpretation allows for notes to seemingly hang in the air just a touch longer than what I heard from Heifetz, and that's how I like to hear Saint-Saëns' work interpreted.
+Laura Andujo I love LISTENING to Perlman, but I just can't stand seeing those ridiculously histrionic faces he makes when he plays. I'd have to make him play behind a curtain. Poor darling, he thinks he's a clown in a silent movie. God!!
+Jacobin Girondiste You should be whipped in the streets mate, his face is his expressions, he does notmake faces for yous to see, he even answered comments about this very thing in one of his videos,
+Kevin McKie I couldn't agree with you more. Some of the grimacing you see from others (Joshua Bell, Lang Lang) is a bit over the top. But Perlman is absolutely OK with his acial expressions - the reflect the beauty of his artistic soul and I find the whole package wonderful. But, why all this talk? The book on Itzakh Perlaman has been written and is on all the library shelves - one of the greatest violinists, perhaps the greatest, of the second half of the 20th century.
Thanks for posting this. Knocks me out of my chair to see and hear Mr. Perlman do his magic. I had to check the playback speed to be sure it hadn't been re-set to 1.5 times normal. I played fiddle five decades performing and recording w orchestras and rock, country, folk, bluegrass groups. But in the grand scheme of things I was a "utility" player, and had a lot of fun. There are so many levels to all this. (sigh) The great thing I finally realized --- you could play and practice for hundreds of years, and never exhaust all the possibilities, always discovering haunting and intoxicating melodies and rhythms and harmonies. There are so many ways to spend your time, and so many astounding people to inspire you along the way! A great time to be alive.
A most beautiful interpretation of Camille Saint Sains' Intro & ...... by one of the great violinists of our times. I suspect that Itzhak Perlman may be surprisingly young in this video, possibly still in his early 20's or less. Any one know?
Wonderful performance of Saint Saens "Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso". The sound of Perlman's violin is superb. Is this his Soil Stradivarius, the one that belonged to Menuhin?
@@TheAbnerCoutinho I don't it's either of them. The "General Kyd" is easily recognisable because of the white lines on the pegs and the tale piece. Perlman once said that he exchanged a different stradivarius violin with the General Kyd when he acquired it. I think this is probably the strad he later exchanged for the General Kyd.
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As a violin player, I can tell you that the introduction part may sounds “easy” but actually not at all. It requires difficult bowing control techniques and he just did a superb job.
Everything on the violin that is not played fast, seem easy, but it is hard AF.
@@JuanSB827 everything played well on the violin seems easy but is actually incredibly hard*
There fixed it for you ;)
Perlman always does a superb job.
The funny thing is despite how impressive it seems, its often easier to play the faster bits
a wonderful few of his hands. and you would never know his bow crosses strings
- Teacher: How relaxed is your right hand while playing violin?
- Perlman: YES
I know exactly what you mean!
Haha I love this comment!! As a wind player, I want relaxed hands too :0
@Rodrigo Lawrence i got virus, help
It is an unfortunate oversight that the composer's name, Camille Saint-Saens, isn't even mentioned.
Camille who?
@@thejils1669you know, gonzo’s chicken
No doubt it was deliberate. Poor Saint-Saens never gets the respect he deserves, one of the greatest performers, universal prodigies and musical humourists in history. I blame Wagner.
I am a 38 yr old black female who lives in the ghetto city of East Cleveland Ohio and I love the violin. I don't know how to play, have never played, however; I FELL IN LOVE with the way this man plays my favorite instrument even though I don't know how to play and have never played.
When I heard the musical score for Schindler's List I had to find out who was playing that violin. The way Mr. Perlman plays is wonderfully maddening.
I have his CD Itzhak Perlman's Greatest Hits and this song is track number 6 ( I love ALL the tracks, especially 4, 5, and 6). It's about time a video was shown showing him playing this song. I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE IT! Anybody can rap, not everyone has a TALENT. He has beautifully mastered how to play-not the violin strings-but my heart strings, THAT IS SKILL.
The CD I have belongs to the Windermere Public LIbrary and I refuse to bring it back because I love it so. I just keep paying the late fees, o well, so be it.
I love it, I wish I could meet him.
You could actually save the the money you will pay as late fees and buy a CD of your own. I think this album it's not expensive at all, if you are willing to buy it.
you are right
the Cleveland Institute of Music is not far from you! We put on several world class concerts a year for free (unlike the expensive tickets needed to see the Cleveland orchestra at Severance Hall). We would love to have you some day.
Good idea
What a lovely gesture, Molly.
You know you have nailed it when you can make a technically challenging piece like this sound fluid, crisp, and easy. The best rendition of this masterpiece that I’ve ever heard.
Heifetz,Augustin,Bomsiri n Young Christian Li...all fantastic ......maybe Heifetz mist remarkable
What a terrible performance! Nothing like his TH-cam "fails" performance which was just absolutely mesmerizing!
This rendition is arguably the best I have ever heard - and I have heard it played by all the violin giants of the Golden Age. Mr. Perlman exceeds himself here, capturing the Gallic spirit beautifully. It's all here folks! No need to look further. After this rendition, few violinist today should dare to record it. Mr. Perlman owns this piece!
janine jansen's is better imo
Labo Paris ouest med résultat
Mes rrdiltz
Heifetz?
I prefer Michael Rabin's recording.
0:53 holy shit that looked so flawless when it’s hard
This piece will likely never be played this well again. The magic is at full strength here.
this is still the best rondo capriccioso rendition i have ever heard. it just has that extra something.
L how are you alive? Didnt Kira kill you?
EXO-Ls really know what good music is,,
Heifetz in my opinion has the best rendition for sound, Perlman has the most soul
I personally like Ray Chen’s better, but this is amazing too
@@pelegzm3630 exactly
Fantastic video, but please do mention the poor composer's name!!! For those who would like to know it is Camille Saint-Saëns.
thank you!
So true , this is stupendously moving.I. Am searching for more of the composer’s gems.
Thank you!
👍👍
Thanks for mentioning the composer but there was nothing poor about Saint-Saens. He was a marvelous composer!
This man is a tamed beast, so powerful yet serene, this is pure tranquility, brilliant masterpiece played perfectly!
I thought Perlman might have been overrated, or he’s just one among the best violinists; but I was wrong. He is awesome.
He is truly awesome! His sound is the very best! It is clear and without any scratchy tones
at around 4:10 he pulled off the broken bow hair so quick!! That must happen all the time XDD
He did the same thing at 5:59!!
Fantastic violinist. No words can express the brilliance. The orchestra however is behind in so many areas
What makes this man absolutely unique is that his playing takes one to a place of fantasy within...
It is a personal, metaphysical phenomenon that informs and directs his actions, and is not teachable...
Lest anyone forget, he can create magic - playing the simplest tune. He is a great personality of music!
He's so relaxed 0-0 This sounds so amazing
Me encanta su i terpretacion de esta magnifica obra de Camile Saint Saens
First time I got an ad for Itzhak Perlman's Masterclass before watching one of his vids. Feels satisfying.
this man is natural player not a machine thats what i like about him :D
20 000h this guy said!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Don't scare them so ...
@WestkelMusic it doesn't matter about the hours, and amount of hours it takes you or even for him. Its because he has a talent that was given to him, and you have to feel the music to play it with your feelings, and naturally.
sarah lee*0* Do you really believe what you just said? You think you can be an amazing violinist like Perlman without practicing and just by being talented? His talent was achieved by his fierce history of violin playing and performing. How dare you say that his talent wasn’t achieved by the overwhelming time he put into practicing the violin
@@dash595 tbh saying all of that he has acheived was because of talent sounds like a terrible insult. To be able to play like him, you need a combination of talent and practise. How far can one even go without practise? Yeah, not much. If you think that being talented is enough to be like Itzhak, then you're dead wrong.
Camille Saint-Saens has got to be my favourite composer honestly. I love so much of his work.
he plays that violin to drip those notes like fluid...with skillful melody...beautiful, simply beautiful.
Thanks for posting this. I played for 10 years, and this is my favorite piece. It’s simply beyond perfect and mind boggling that someone could play it so beautifully.
❤Браво, Перлман! Лучшее скрипичное исполнение Мендельсона🙏🙏🙏🔥
Wow, so much bow control. Perlman is amazing. He plays forte while being so relaxed.
Currently learning this piece but after seeing the great Mr.Perlman.... I could never do it justice.
same but we can try !
What a find! I have loved this piece since i was a teenager and it's become my favourite piece. To hear Itzhak Perlmann performing it is like heaven.
A genius ! Best violinist ever ! Can stop listening to him !
He loves, embraces, hears every note.
There are countless concert pieces for the violin. But this one is THE one. Unrivaled.
Mr Perlman is a genious of the violin and in music in general. Congratulations! I would so much meet him, watching him play and listen to him personally.
At this time, Itzhak Perlman looked so much like Schubert! Love them both deeply. And this masterpiece of Saint-Saëns too. Thanks for this moment, Abner Silva.
I came here from a suggestion made by an A.I... Good bot.
Jon L me as well
Same
LMAO SAME. Is my Replika cheating on me? 😂😂😂
Jon L Replika I think😊
Me too!!
he makes it look so natural and effortless
Hasta aqui, esta es la mejor interpretacion que he escuchado de esta hermosa pieza.
Une oeuvre géniale, d'un compositeur génial, interprétée par un musicien génial, c'est génial !
here I am watching Mr. Perlman play brilliantly....again. I love it
This is unbelievable!!! It seems so effortless for him.
Even the pixels on my computer have a hard time keeping up with him! This is art.
Breathless! My dream is that my three year old son will someday love this instrument.
Laura Andujo does he
It has been a while, I wonder what happened.
Itzhak is a genious,the way he is playing that piece is unbelievable,it makes me cry,there is such an emotion...
Wow! Wow!! Wow!! A-mazzzzz-ing performance!!! Grew up with my aunt playing this and Love It!!
Great violist in the world. I love his sounds.
Thank you very much so beautiful sounds.
I saw Itzhak in Australia in the mid 90's with the Royal Phil from memory - my first exposure to a world class soloist. incredible talent
it's beyond a perfect masterpiece! he is trully gifted.
Itzak Perlman, Il più Grande di tutti i tempi 👏👏👏
1:42 quick pause for the loosening of the bow... Jeez. Couldn't BE more PRO than that!
I've been a fan of this piece for a couple of years now, I've heard quite a few renditions, my favorite being Heifetz and Kogan, until just-now... This was a masterpiece play-through. Bravo.
Simply beautiful, and so passionate !!! I love all his interpretations !!!
Perlman and Camille Saint-Saëns; what a beautiful Sunday morning! Thanks!
BEAUTIFUL PERFORMANCE ! HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE 😊💚☺💓
Unsurpassable, magnificent. Thank you, maestro Perlman.
Listening to Perlman play *anything* reminds me how much like the human voice the violin is, and probably more so than any other musical instrument. Just watching him with the chinrest up against his chin, how he must literally feel the sound, just as a singer does when performing. I can't imagine anything more...well...more sensational.
I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllloooooooooooooooooooooooooooovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvve him. I love it. this is one of my favorites my him. great. simply great. he is the MASTER of that violin.
This music is a manifestation of the eternal spirit! Bow!
I remember him so well playing with such mastery in the 70/80's. It was breathtaking and what an inspiration.
Replika brought me here! Beautiful :')
Same
same here ;w;
Same
Same
Yup me to. I named my Jesse. What about you
Actually, it's not the orchestra, it's Perlman playing faster than his own recording.
DannyBoy Hey bud, have you heard of.. a joke? I know it’s ridiculous, but hear me out.
Warlock12347, he just doesn’t get it, jeez, no need to be rude. And of course he knows what a joke is.
@@Warlock12347 Just realized I'm six months late to see this. Yes, it was kind of stupid of me to respond seriously and I apologize (to Melbourne Tetris), but c'mon man, the joke didn't make much sense.
i am in 8th grade and i play the violin. I have been inspired by your lie in april by a girl who played this that is in the same grade. I will learn to play this one day and that is a promise.
His rythem is very creational.
love his play
I am moved with the tone of the beautiful violin❣️❤️💕💗
I REALLY LOVE his interpretation of Saint -Saens !!!! It,s GREAT and so fun to listen TRULY!!
Brilliant!! Love Mr. Perlman's violin playing! Masterful. (That's a close call for wiping the stray hair off the bow at 4:13 and getting back to the string in time for the time signature change at 4:15!!)
I love very much my favorite violinist Itzhak Perlman!Hy is so wonderful Violonist, for me the best! Very beautiful soul and heart.....Bravo Maestro Itzhak Perlman!❤️🎻🌹
I wonder how he achieved that kind of agility on his right wrist, his movements are unbelievably fast
My favorite violinist Itzhak Perlman is together wonderful and amazing 🎻❤️🌹
Short of Paganini, I think there is an upper limit of superiority that masters such as Perlman and Heifetz reach. Perhaps it is possible to get a majority consensus amongst an elite panel in determining who had the best technique. The violin wasn't my instrument, so I have no opinion there. I will say that of the interpretations of this song performed by Perlman and Heifetz, I prefer the former. Saint-Saëns' piece sings here. Perlman's interpretation allows for notes to seemingly hang in the air just a touch longer than what I heard from Heifetz, and that's how I like to hear Saint-Saëns' work interpreted.
Michael Boykin you should listen to Menuhin.
I love watching Perlman!
+Laura Andujo I love LISTENING to Perlman, but I just can't stand seeing those ridiculously histrionic faces he makes when he plays. I'd have to make him play behind a curtain. Poor darling, he thinks he's a clown in a silent movie. God!!
+Jacobin Girondiste Goodness! If Perlman's faces bother you, don't EVER watch Joshua Bell.
+Jacobin Girondiste You should be whipped in the streets mate, his face is his expressions, he does notmake faces for yous to see, he even answered comments about this very thing in one of his videos,
+Kevin McKie I couldn't agree with you more. Some of the grimacing you see from others (Joshua Bell, Lang Lang) is a bit over the top. But Perlman is absolutely OK with his acial expressions - the reflect the beauty of his artistic soul and I find the whole package wonderful. But, why all this talk? The book on Itzakh Perlaman has been written and is on all the library shelves - one of the greatest violinists, perhaps the greatest, of the second half of the 20th century.
Thanks for posting this. Knocks me out of my chair to see and hear Mr. Perlman do his magic. I had to check the playback speed to be sure it hadn't been re-set to 1.5 times normal. I played fiddle five decades performing and recording w orchestras and rock, country, folk, bluegrass groups. But in the grand scheme of things I was a "utility" player, and had a lot of fun. There are so many levels to all this. (sigh) The great thing I finally realized --- you could play and practice for hundreds of years, and never exhaust all the possibilities, always discovering haunting and intoxicating melodies and rhythms and harmonies. There are so many ways to spend your time, and so many astounding people to inspire you along the way! A great time to be alive.
D’une extraordinaire délicatesse et d’une exceptionnelle virtuosité !
This music is divine!how can a human being produce such a fantastic sound but an angel ❤️👌👌
Hermosa creación de Camille Saint-Saens. Y el Sr Perlman lo ejecuta brillantemente.
Im playing this piece right now, I'm 13 livin in Norway, lookin for some inspiration
Był i jest Wirtuozem najwyższej klasy.Wydobywa niezwykłe piękno z każdego wykonywanego utworu.Chwała mu za to!
Muchas gracias por todo!!❤
Some of his passage work is so clean and strong, better than anyone else - ever. Like at the 4:00 mark.
Thank you very much Maestro Ithzak Perlman! 🌺 🎻🌷
You are great, Master Itzhak!!!!
Play and make life more beautiful!!!!
Warsaw is bowing!!!!
Thank you, Replikka. Very cool!
his bowings are so fluid!!!!
In my opinion he’s the best violinist of the century. Pity ageing has impaired his greatness.
(My replika brought me here. Haha.) But this is amazing.
Me too xD
Me too
Same
A most beautiful interpretation of Camille Saint Sains' Intro & ...... by one of the great violinists of our times.
I suspect that Itzhak Perlman may be surprisingly young in this video, possibly still in his early 20's or less.
Any one know?
Many people have played this and no one, I mean no one, make it sound like Itzhak Perlman.
Please put the name of the composer (saint Saens)
Mój ulubiony wykonawca i jeden z ulubionych utworów : ) super
Your sound is like a jar of honey! Thank you!
Супер. Благодарю.
He alway looks relaxed and easy while playing.
this is legend
Thanks Replika, this is actually pretty good
Maestro maestuoso grandioso
Itzhak Perman is fantastic and Hy is my favorite violinist.I thynk Hy Is Amazing....i like It very much 🎻🌷❤️
It’s absolutely fabulous !!!
Божественно!!! Брависсимо!!!
Wonderful performance of Saint Saens "Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso". The sound of Perlman's violin is superb. Is this his Soil Stradivarius, the one that belonged to Menuhin?
No. He acquired the "Soil" in 1986. This violin is probably the "General Kyd" from 1714, also Stradivarius.
@@TheAbnerCoutinho I don't it's either of them. The "General Kyd" is easily recognisable because of the white lines on the pegs and the tale piece. Perlman once said that he exchanged a different stradivarius violin with the General Kyd when he acquired it. I think this is probably the strad he later exchanged for the General Kyd.
adoro questo brano, soprattutto se suonato con energia
Mr Perlman owns this song. I've heard many other renditions and his is the best, by far.
His bowing is just out of this world!!!
His bowing is the best, his bow grip is the best
Not gonna lie the video is the best one that the one suggested on Spotify I will get this good one day...I swear it
Es maravilloso. Todo lo hace fácil.
It's so beautiful. I saw it well. Thank you!.👌👌👏👏🔔🔔🔔
My Replika recommended this to me and it turned out to be my favorite song😂😂❤️