Bach Double Violin Concerto - Yehudi Menuhin And David Oistrakh.
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- 1st movement: 0:09
2nd movement: 4:34
3rd movement: 12:31
Bach Double Violin Concerto - Yehudi Menuhin And David Oistrakh.
Enregistrement de 1958 salle Pleyel orchestre de la RTF direction Philippe Capdevielle réalisé par Philippe Truffaut.
Sir Yehudi Menuhin (plus tard Lord Menuhin of Stoke D'Abernon) est un violoniste et chef d'orchestre américain, né le 22 avril 1916 à New York et décédé le 12 mars 1999 à Berlin. Il est un enfant prodige, se produisant dès 1927 à Paris avec l'Orchestre Lamoureux et à New York au Carnegie Hall. Il est considéré comme l'un des plus grands violonistes du XXe siècle.
David Fiodorovitch Oïstrakh (en russe : Давид Фёдорович Ойстрах), né le 30 septembre 1908 à Odessa et mort le 24 octobre 1974 à Amsterdam, est l'un des violonistes les plus réputés du XXe siècle. Violoniste et altiste, il a profondément influencé la technique de l'instrument, par sa maîtrise technique, sa déconcertante décontraction, sa virtuosité. Musicien, il a durablement marqué l'histoire de la musique au travers de la collaboration qu'il entretint avec de grands compositeurs qui lui dédiaient leurs œuvres. Son fils et disciple Igor Oïstrakh est également un violoniste réputé.
"Sir Yehudi Menuhin (plus tard Lord Menuhin of Stoke D'Abernon) est un violoniste et chef d'orchestre américain, né le 22 avril 1916 à New York et décédé le 12 mars 1999 à Berlin. Il est un enfant prodige, se produisant dès 1927 à Paris avec l'Orchestre Lamoureux et à New York au Carnegie Hall. Il est considéré comme l'un des plus grands violonistes du XXe siècle.
David Fiodorovitch Oïstrakh, né le 30 septembre 1908 à Odessa et mort le 24 octobre 1974 à Amsterdam, est l'un des violonistes les plus réputés du XXe siècle. Violoniste et altiste, il a profondément influencé la technique de l'instrument, par sa maîtrise technique, sa déconcertante décontraction, sa virtuosité. Musicien, il a durablement marqué l'histoire de la musique au travers de la collaboration qu'il entretint avec de grands compositeurs qui lui dédiaient leurs œuvres. Son fils et disciple Igor Oïstrakh est également un violoniste réputé." - เพลง
I grew up in a small village in switzerland where yehudi menuhin had a residency. he was made an honorary citizen as he founded a classical music festival in the '50 that is still going strong now. the concerts used to be held in our old church. my parents were renting out rooms to a couple of orchestra members every year and they used to take me along to their practises. I remember sitting in this beautiful old church with a handful of people and listening (blissfully unaware) to these world class musicians practising with the orchestra (yehudi menuhin, isaac stern, hephziba menuhin and many others I sadly cant remember their names but will forever remember how it made me feel). I have never lost my love for classical music
What a lovely memoir, thank you.
Qué maravilla has vivido !!p
"renting out rooms to a couple of orchestra members every year and they used to take me along to their practises" could've became airbnb before it was huge
I simply love the recording of these two. My father played the violin as a concert master and I am (at 70) in awe each time I listen to this very recording.❤
Yehudi Menuhin was the one who gave my father a full music scholarship and a life outside of China. I very likely owe my life to this man.
That is truly amazing
+Oliver Jia Your father must be a very gifted musician in China.
+Lar M He was, at the time, one of the best in China. That's why he was able to get the scholarship. Now he's in the Pittsburgh Symphony as Assistant Concertmaster.
+Oliver Jia Great ! There are lots of very great musicians in the USA originally from China for this past 30 years or so.
Quelle chance vous avez eue !!! Artiste hors normes ....
Menuhin: I paid for the bow, I'll use the whole bow
hahahahahaha what a totality
Damn right
xD
Hai shosty!
Even if it means moving it so fast that the tone at times will fail to blossom on all of the notes.
they don't even imagine that 60 years later 4 million people will watch and listen this masterpiece
They might
@@dianashafer7 They could have hardly imagined something like TH-cam.
Neither did Bach imagine that!!
@@MrJusmobileBach knew he was the greatest
@@user-gy5zg6vd5yActually Bach had been completely forgotten for many many years and he was never got the recognition he desearved when he was alive. So no, he probably didn't know he would become arguably the best composer of all time.
Absolute perfection! I’ve played the violin for more than 50 years, and I still can’t play all those pretty notes. Those were that days when the audience understood not to clap between movements. BRAVO!!
Bach is a Gift to Humankind
Bach lived and worked about 300 years ago, this beautiful concert was recorded 62 years ago - Bach and these two great violinists have already left this world - but they all are still living today and making people happy to this day.
I wish it to the next generations!
and don't forget the artists that made the violins and the bows... it's a true miracle, music.
@@iltulipano Of course this also applies to those masters who have made it possible to play their amazing instruments - such as Stradivari, Guarneri, Amati, and so on ....
And I'm feeling exactly the same emotions...
And it wouldn’t have made a ‘comeback’ if not for Mendelssohn who loved Bach and made ppl see he’s dope in the musical sense. Bach wasn’t ‘cool’ til my boy Mendel did it
De Filetia, «Stradivari, Guarneri, Amati…» I am sorry for my inadequate English. That’s one of several reasons why we should pay attention to HIP-performances. They perform Bach’s music with instruments closer to the original. Menuhin and Oistrakh play on Stradivari, but their instruments are changes in different ways, so the Stradivari has lost their original sound.
Two Masters playing this beautiful Bach Double.
This video is a jewel.
One of the supreme violin concertos by Bach played by two historic masters of the violin who have yet to be surpassed. A gift to human civilization.
Yes, I have yet to hear a better rendering of this concert.
@@nicolaasstempels8207 What are you waiting for? What’s stopping you?
@@weiliu7319 A lack of better violinists, of course!!!
So well said ❤❤❤
@@pinkyb.7398 He meant that you can do it too, that's a life-long journey, yes, but you will get there eventually
If this does not bring tears to your eyes, I’m not sure what will. My god, what a performance. I hope this music lasts forever.
Music doesn't get better than this !
Not exactly the kind of piece that would bring tears to my eyes, definitely gets my toes tapping tho
Quels génies, Bach et ses deux plus grands interprètes, ces trois là nous réconcilient avec l'humanité.
Ou est-ce dieu lui même, consolant l'enfant que chacun porte en lui
Así es !!
I like when David smiles in the slow movement when they are both trilling. It's like he knows it's heaven.
Слушаю каждым день, не могу на слушаться, без таких великих мастеров жизнь была бы пуста - это гениально в высшем степени
More than an incredible recording, a cultural heirloom - Please TH-cam never loose this recording.
Quel sublime duo! Deux grands maîtres du violon, en état de grâce! Merci à eux, merci à la personne qui a mis cette vidéo sur You Tube! Et merci, un éternel merci, à Jean-Sébastien Bach, génie absolu de la musique, qui doit diriger, en ce moment, les choeurs des anges, auprès de son Créateur! AMDG (at majorem Dei gloriam)!
Questa musica non è stata scritta da Bach,ma da Dio attraverso la mano di un uomo.E questi due magistrali interpreti s'inginocchiano davanti all'altare di Dio per eseguila tanto esemplarmente.Si aprono dinanzi a noi, ascoltandola,le porte del paradiso.
Bien sûr! J'adore cette remarque.
Bonsoir, merci pour votre message si juste et le partage volontiers .
J'aime l'intepretationdeces 2 artistes;la plupart du temps que l'interprétation est beaucoup trop rapide car je suis moi_memme violoniste et ne peu plus hélas tenir mon violon depuis bientôt 2 ans , suite à des chutes ' ... j 'espère toujours en refaire un jour, je fais tout pour cela, vive la musique bach et les autres, c'est destresssanr ' merci pour ce moment sublime,
Ppppppolul¹¹
2020, and still listening to this achingly beautiful gem and watching this rare moment in time...
Andrea Wallenberger same
I am listening on March 19.2020 and will listening again and again as long as I can C.Tauber
yesss
Have played this video more than 30 times over the past 18 months. It never fails to captivate.
I played this with my friend 4 years ago and it became a favorite to many people and I still get requests from people for this concerto during events.
Two of the greatest violinists! I enjoyed this very much. ❤
As Leonardo da Vinci said: "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication." Bach always tends to use simple themes, but by magic, he manages to create such beautiful melodies. Seems like they are so easy to understand, but actually very sophisticate indeed (that's the reason why his music was not appreciated when he was alive). I found that his counterpoints are perfection; for example, in this particular piece, even the cellos and double basses, which are used for adding a depth (the bass part) in the melody in most of the classical and romantic symphonic pieces for treble instruments playing the melody, are having their own melody. Every instrument is having a different melody, and when they are played together, they form a masterpiece. What a master of polyphony like J.S.Bach!!!!
Bach music in not simply, maybe his orchestral music (except the Brandeburg concertos). His organ, choral and chamber music are very complex.
Und davor Fux und davor Palestrina und davor Gott und das Glück zu hören
Actually, JS Bach was highly appreciated by musicians of his time. Handel is quoted as saying, "And then there is Herr Bach: the master of us all."
@@777rogerf yes, but as the baroque era ended, Bach's pieces kinda went away from sight. Only until Mendelssohn gave these pieces the publicity they deserve, did people finally realize how great Bach was
This is divine! Best violin concerto ever! Bach was a genius! Love Yehudi Menuhin!!! I don't think anyone ever played it better than those two...
Always one of my favorite Bach pieces what amazing luck to find it now with Menuhin and Oistrakh . Bach can make me believe the divine.
listen also, Ion Voicu❤
... there are no words to express the feeling when the soul flies so high... nearly got lost in heaven! Deep bow to genius Bach and most brilliant violinists! Divine!
Bach, Yehudi Menuhin et David Oistrakh.... c’est la grâce des Dieux
oui, yes, igen!
+ two Stradivarius...
Oui, la meilleure interprétation, la plus émouvante 🥵❤️
I didn't understand that but i agree
@@yes1635
I meant to say that : the best and most moving interpretation.
I love and at the same time I cry
Merveilleuse interprétation par deux véritables artistes, simples, doués et sans ostentation. Du très grand art...
Whenever I hear this concert, I imagine Bach himself, after having finished writing it, with an enormous sense of satisfaction of having created something sublime.
Ho una venerazione per Bach , questi due grandi violinisti ne esaltano la grandezza. Straordinari
For those of us who love music, this footage is simply priceless. Many here would have given anything to see Menuhin and Oistrakh together on stage... for me this will more than suffice. Thank you!
Priceless is the word..
Justinbee
it looks like a very very hot day!
thanks a lot David,and Yehudi!
davidhertzberg l
🎻💙👍🏻
Eine Sternstunde der Musik. Zwei der größten Musiker aller Zeiten spielen die Musik des größten Komponisten aller Zeiten.
A great moment for music. Two of the greatest musicians of all times are playing the music of the greatest composer of all times!
Absolutely amazing performance. Bach as Bach should sound. Vibrant, gracieus like a waterfall of sound and melody. A touch of heaven.
As a music student busking Bach in the West End of London, Alec Sherman introduced me to Mr. Menuhin who kindly heard me play (1960) several times. Unbelievably kind an encouraging, his advice changed my whole life.
What was his advice?
@@pluutoop Keep it up!
I was one of the most fortunate ones to listen to the same concert, years later. A divine experience!
I was a child and the controler of the doors at Salle Pleyel in Paris would look the other way when, along with other children loving music, we were 'sneaking' in the concert hall. For that particular concert I hid hours before in the case of a double-bass behind the stage, to make sure I would be inside the concert hall. An unforgettable experience!
Marinella monk, MD
That is a wonderful story!
Imagine being tiny enough to hide *inside* the double-bass case... and what an unforgettable experience!
Beautiful story and how delightful the controller of the doors was so loving.
Волшебно!!!
Merci de partager cette belle mémoire avec nous.
Meilleurs voeux à vous, de Montréal.
xxo
Bach,Menuhin and Oistrakh...I cannot describe how wonderful our earth with them,feeling Heaven when their music begins...
I can’t believe the depth and breadth of Bach’s music, it’s just unbelievable. I’ve been listening to choral works and organ works, and decided to listen to this old chestnut....but it sounds brand new, as though I’d never heard it before! It isn’t only the genius of the soloists and orchestra, for sure; it’s the composition itself. I don’t understand how Bach’s compositions never get old!
I think the best thing about prodigies like Menuhin and Oistrakh is that they can express to you exactly how beautiful the pieces that the composers created really are.
So beautiful it hurts.
Penthesilea
Penthesilea how absolutely true
Ikr
That's a very insightful description.
_What do you mean it hurts?_
I am in Heaven with all the angels around me. Bach’s music is perfection.
The two maestros playing such divine music together make me feel at peace
in spite of this horrible Covid time.
Thank you for showing us this precious film. I am grateful to you.
Stay all safe. Better days will come back.
We are not able to fully understand Bach's music. Future generations will do that.
Merci proffff j adore et je couche
So symbolic: Two Jewish violinists who grew up in ultimately opposing countries (the USA and the USSR), are playing a composition of the ultimate composer of classical music, and the result is perfection. Only music can!
Thaks, for yours comment. I'm russian and we never want any war... Bach is a one of some chance to make it impossible. Never. We mast listen, thinking and teaching our children.
A composer from very much near the iron curtain as well
Thank you for this background information. Nice !
That is not relevant at all, I was born in ex, communist Yugoslavia, never had a chance to listen to them in the concert, but personally very great full to Yehudi , he opened the door to the wonderful music world, I was sick , my parents bought me the discs with most violin concertos, Mendelssohn, Bach, Caykovski...... in their interpretations , all new ,wonderful world was there for me ....and still is ,just thanks......
Они оба родом из России.
13:55 - Menuhin hits a wrong note and Oistrakh glares at him with the full gravitas of a true Soviet Union hero. To be frank, I admire Yehudi Menuhin's graceful play, but to me David Oistrakh has always been kinda next level.
I think these two guys met with Bach before playing....
Clever point!
Richard Bennaim I think so too !
Yes, of course the did because Bach is god
Impressive
How would they be this good without meeting the man himself?
One of the finest pieces ever composed and the performance by Menuhin and Oistrakh absolutely superb!
Bach was a pure Genius!
Genius composer and two of the greatest violinists ever, never fails to move me to tears.
C est absolument divin j adore et j apprecie au plus au point pronfonde gratitude merci ❤❤❤merci beaucoup pour ce post qui m à fait très plaisir intense remerciant pronfonde gratitude merci ❤❤❤
Oui, c'est magnifique ! Remercions Dieu , c'est Lui qui nous parle , arc en ciel de musique !
Мой любимый концерт Баха...музыка,литература,живопись должны быть именно такими...послушал и жить хочется... весь мир обнять хочется...а иначе зачем)))
remarkable sound quality, given it's age. These guys are fantastic! So many musicians play Bach like they're in a sprint to the finish. This shows how the masters are patient to let the melody flow in it's own time. Great!
This is more than a prayer in the hard times we´re going through.
Music and nature - what else remains?
And seeing Menuhin´s face, one knows the sirvival of freedom and consciousness are always possible.
It doesn’t get any better than this!!❤❤❤❤🙏😇🎁🎁
Un concerto straordinario con Yehudi Menuhin e David Oistrakh.... Sublime!!!!
Какие музыканты..... просто слов нет одна радость и слезы от этой возможности слушать их!!!!!!!
Какие красивые люди-гении исполнения Баха, Иегуди и Давид, от такой музыки мы становимся лучше, чище, праведнее и лицом ко Господу обращаемся... А они, великие скрипачи, нам в том направляющие... 💜Слава Богу за все!
@@user-xq5fo1vm1k 💜💙💚💛🧡❤
"The Aim and Final reason of all music is for the refreshment of the spirit and for the Glory of God" - J.S. Bach.
Какой комментарий? Бах есть Бах .Он вечен.Бог наградил его небесным талантом. Музыкантам. БРАВО!!
My favorite thing about this comment section is how pure it is, and everyone here is just enjoying this amazing music.
And high regards to the audio recording crew, the camera crew, the camera operators, the film editors, and all those who looked after preserving this fabulous slice of time.
Got to be said that the original recording itself was not done professionally: David Oistrakh's violin is WAY quieter than that of Yehudi. It's sound is muffled, as in fact that of the WHOLE orchestra. This happened because of lousy microphone placing, and the ravages of time. Properly recorded (and newer) audio bursts with space, detail and colour in comparison.
Also, sorry about being critical, the visual is crappy - bad and strange angles, awful editing.
That this exists is a pure JOY!
@@john-giovannicorda3456 Absolutely!
спасибо за уточнения!
Even though I have moved on to Punk Rock, Metal and Alt/Grunge rock Yehudi Menuhin remains a favorite. When I was a kid he was my favorite and inspired me to learn the violin (I was awful and where I lived didn't really have any teachers). But I can remember when I was a kid, my parents took me to his performance and during the intermission we went for a little walk and then suddenly Menuhin was standing in front of me and my parents pulled out my copy of "the cat and the fiddle" which he signed. It remains a highlight of my childhood memories....and a well played violin remains one of my favorite sounds.
Un document émouvant.Une autre époque, un autre monde et toujours Bach en dénominateur commun.
1. Vivace 0:07
2. Largo ma non tanto 4:33
3. Allegro 12:34
My father-in-law was a professional musician, violinist. Planning his memorial, as a tribute to him I recorded this performance and several other masterpieces I know he had performed as a young man. Local farm boy became first college graduate circa 1920.
Visitors who had never attended classical concerts were in awe at the profound beauty of the music that they had no idea their friend had played .
Allegro,largo,vivace
@@PL73LC1 wow !!!
Soyez en trois fois remercié.
Это волшебство! Спасибо огромное !👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🌹
Ооо хотябы один Русский
Спасибо.
Вечная музыка в гениальном исполнении! Браво!👏👏👏👏👏
I heard David and Igor Oistrakh play this work at Newcastle City Hall, UK, in 1968. We'd just completed the slog of doing our A level exams. As soon we heard the exhilarating opening notes, my friend and I looked at each other and knew that there was something in this life that transcended swotting for exams.
"Swotting", a new word in my American lexicon of English, is a great descriptor. Across the pond from England, we might say "sweating" to describe an effort whether physical or mental.
Божественно. Бах и Эти Двое прославляют создателя!
Интересное замечание и глубокое... в общем есть в этом что-то
Именно так! Слава Создателю за музыку и исполнение!💥
If there is a life after death , i want front row seats just to listen to these two geniuses play this very concerto. bliss .
sorry, I already purchased the entire file of seats...
Fernando Villegas
If so ,save me at least one lol.
me too girl I'm so there
Levi Posada
Last time i looked lady, I had meat and two veg down there lol. just save me a seat ,front row.
herşey mükemmel ,inanılmaz ve ölümsüz.
Magnifique David Oistrakh!
Este concierto es un verdadero Tesoro de la Humanidad. Gracias por compartirlo. Saludos desde México!!!
Невыносимо прекрасно. Вот так играют, наверное, в раю.
Чудеснейший скрипичный концерт Баха в прекраснейшем исполнении!
Что показательно: Менухин (прекрасный скрипач) играет как сытый буржуй, а Ойстрах (не менее прекрасный скрипач) - как приговоренный к казни.
@@user-pb2hi2ep3i точнее как тот, чью казнь отложили. всё-таки 1958.
Everyone held their coughs until the end of the movement, such respect
Very hard to find a TH-cam video of the double violin concerto better than this. What a treasure!
Having played this often, I can recognize this is a real Mount Everest of performance; tempo is marvelous, clarity and the glorious phrasing. is amazing.
The second movement is profound without being too sweet. They were giants.
When Menuhin made his New York debut, in 1927, age 11, Fritz Kreisler, Mischa Elman and Artur Rubenstein were seated together in Carnegie Hall. After Menuhin played the Beethoven Concerto, Elman remarked "Isn't it a bit warm in here?" Rubenstein's wise crack, priceless, was" Not if you are a Pianist!"
Un million saluts a toi mon prof doctor bonne nuit
@@rifkol4403 Merci beaucoup.
It is almost painful to listen to this version of Bach's masterpiece, the emotional content is so powerful.
I'm indescribably proud and happy that my love - David Oistrakh was born in my beautiful native city! Don't you feel like clouds are dancing, and wind is whispering to flowers,trees the most romantic song?Just listen to this beauty and I can assure you as Neuropsychologist you'll find your harmony which is an essential component of happiness. That's classical music 🎶 the soul itself with such HUGE pallet of soul's color... Thanks for adding.I have it on vinyl.Nevertheless, it's already such pleasure that so many people adore classical music like me.
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Спасибо за ролик. Слов нет от восторга и восхищения от такого исполнения. Менухин великий. Ойстрах непревзойденный. А Бах всегда живой
Божественная музыка и величайшие мастера скрипки!!! Огромное наслаждение!!!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Poliphony in the third part is absolutely stunning, renders one speechless. What a genius Bach was!
Trois génies. L'humanité sublimée quelle consolation magnifique.
Какое великолепное проникновенное исполнение до глубины сердца! Музыка Баха вечна! Бах на небесах счастлив!!!
This is divine!! I have listened to this many times! Who is still listening in 2019?
me
I am.
Me
En ik!!
I adore this performance, and am still listening in December 2019.
Спасибо Тебе Господи за этих двух гениев, которых Ты подарил миру!!!🙏🙏🙏
🙏🙏🙏🙏
Да, и в империи зла рождались гении
@@isaacgraham8188 особенно Иегуди Менухин, да ? Точно родился в империи зла !
......и Баха!!!
Благодарить надо не бога, а их матерей - те, кто родили этих двух гениев. Еще надо благодарить их учителей!
Божественное "ТРИО" (+ БАХ ) трех ГЕНИЕВ !!!
Just a sublime performance and incredible recording. Thank you J.S. Bach and the violinists.
I have viewed this video dozens of times. Early on, I noticed that Yehudi Menuhin almost always used the whole bow - I mean point to frog. Every millimeter. Almost constantly. With speed and ease. I got the idea that I should try the same feat on my violin. And after a while, I noticed an improvement in tone, even with shorter bow strokes. It seems that just possessing the skill to finesse the bow with power and length has an effect that is heard in all types of playing. This amazes me.
I noticed the same. Bow handling of Menuhin and Oistrah is different - and the bow handling of Menuhin is just pure genius.
Menuhin: I paid for the whole bow
@@snickydoodle4744 Underrated comment
Watching Jascha Heifetz bow in Ponce Estrillita is an art in itself. I know the body gets all the glory but the power of the bow is incredibly underrated. It was many years before I found out tilting the bow at the frog helped take weight off and created a more balanced toned compared to the other end.
Maybe he discovered it thruogh his Lessons with Moshe Feldenkrais and had the idea to look for hidden potential. Voila: the use the whole bow;). Best wishes.
Interprétation prodigieuse, inoubliable. Ces deux violons qui se répondent au travers d'une ligne mélodique parfaite auront bien du mal à être égalés. Je l'ai découverte dans l'enfance et, au terme de ma vie, elle demeure tout aussi bouleversante. Quoi qu'il ait pu toucher, Bach a le plus souvent été insurpassable. Merci pour ce moment musical intense.
БОЖЕСТВЕННО . . . и ГЕНИАЛЬНО . . .ВОЗВЫШЕННАЯ и ВЕЧНАЯ МУЗЫКА . . . ДУХОВНОЕ достояние нашей цивилизации .
Замечательный дуэт двух скрипок! !Слушаю и кайфую от созвучия и удовольствия двух чудесных скрипок! Премного благодарна Вам, СПАСИБО!!!❤️🙏🌹😇🌇🌅👍🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🌹🌿🍁🍃🍂🍃🍁🌿🍒. Будьте здоровы и счастливы!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS BEAUTIFUL VIOLIN DUET BY TWO OF THE GREATEST MASTERS. SO SOOTHING SO HEAVENLY THANK GOD FOR ALL THE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC HE GAVE FOR ALL HUMANITY TO ENJOY AND APPRECIATE IT.
Bach with bags of tone and vibrato with a large string section - all in a romantic fashion. Heaven!
Божественная музыка! Гениальное исполнение! Потрясает до глубины души!
Гениально, это божественно во все времена!
This brings tears to my eyes.
Simply one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever.
Even if my thumb would reach up the sky, I would not be able to express how grateful I am to Yeduhi, Oistrakh ,Bach and God for This.
One of the greatest pieces ever created. Definitively Bach is my favorite composer of all the times.
Любимый концерт гениального Баха. Пронзительной нежности.Какой любовный диалог ведут скрипки! Гармония.
После такой музыки верится, что человек создан по Его образу и подобию. Отрешает от земного...
Dokładnie tak samo to odczuwam, Swietłana! Najpiękniejszy miłosny, muzyczny dialog.
Son dos ruiseñores cantando...
Это исключительно редкостное ,потрясающее явление. Величайшие музыканты на одном дыхании ... Thank you for uplaud, thank you very much
Notice the incredible emotion and intensity on the face of Yehudi Menuhin as he plays so gracefully and with such eloquence. David Oistrakh is equally magnificent as the perspiration begins to show on his face, indicative of the effort he puts into his side of the performance. While the entire video is incredible, the second movement is outstanding and is perfectly paced by these two master violinists. This movement is, at minimum, a breathtaking and awe-inspiring sweep of talent, and at its maximum, a truly sublime glimmer of heaven.
Bach would be proud of these two geniuses who have graced us with this magnificent rendition of this piece. Thank you for blessing me and all who listen to this.
"Bach would be proud. . . . " No! Bach would be angry! Modern instruments with their colourless sound, and the annoying vibrato all the way! Bach would have teach them both a lesson!
Modern instruments? Are you kidding? They both are playing Stradivarius violins! modern instruments indeed
"They both are playing Stradivarius violins!" Interesting, because the colourful sound isn't there anyway. My English is not good enough to explane. But some of the old instruments was changed in different ways during 19th century.
Annette Honickman:
Magnificent performance! Beautiful duet!
True..... they are, however, almost certainly playing Strads with steel strings and other alterations, introduced in the 19th century, that significantly changed the sound of the violin, making it louder and brighter, but at the expense of some of the 'colour' if you like. The violins of Bach's day would have had cat-gut strings and would have been played without a shoulder or chin rest. The sound is softer and more mellow. I'm not sure which I prefer to be honest, but its worth finding some recording by an English orchestra called the 'Orchestra of the Enlightenment' who play with completely period instruments and hope to achieve a more historically authentic sound.
Наслаждение и счастье видеть и слушать.
Это написал сам Бог!!! Можно слушать без перерыва 24 часа в сутки. Светлая память исполнителям и автору.
This is of such unspeakable beauty, it brings tears to my eyes. Amazing composer, amazing musicians playing on amazing instruments. This truly is an incredible historical recording. (even my little baby in my belly is awake and moving around while listening to this)
a little piece heaven
Daughter or a son ?
God Bless
A daughter. I now have too little daughters and they both love music of almost any kind.
@@jessicademeo5488omg Jessica this just made my day... made my Life complete. Thank you!
The next generation loving this Music
Jessica De Meo
Hi Jessica
We have two daughters too !
They don’t stay little for very long so make the most of them !!!
Ours are 27 & 25 years old, the youngest married during lockdown on 6th August ...
God Bless
Il n'y a pas de mots pour exprimer les emotions sublimes que ces deux extraordinnaires
interpretes nous inspirent. Divin ! MERCI!!!
Que dire!!c'est une pure merveille,deux talents incroyables!!
might be the best recording of this masterpiece
Oistrack, I heard him as a very young child. He made a lasting impression on me.
Пронзительно-прекрасно!
_Has to be one of the most incredible performances in classical violin musical history, and accepted as proof that heaven exist!_ 😋
Un des rares concertos dont j'adore les 3 mouvements. Et ici il est joué par deux légendes! Un must!!!
what a pain to think that most of the people in the word will likely never hear this concert in their lives. We are really lucky we can appreciate