Brahms - Concerto pour violon - Gil Shaham (répétition)
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Extrait de répétition avec le violoniste Gil Shaham interprétant le Concerto pour violon de Brahms sous la direction de David Zinman. En concert les mercredi 3 et jeudi 4 février 2016 à la Philharmonie de Paris (bit.ly/1YBNYLB).
Wonderful !! Thank you for sharing !
Magnifique !
J'adore Gil Shaham.
Why does he have his bow so damn tight? I could drive a truck through the space between the stick and the hair! Great playing though.
Some very old bow. Think its ment to be like that
I think he prefers his bow to be tighter. Not quite sure why tho, maybe he feels it gives him more control. I remember going to one of his concerts in Baltimore and his bow was just as tight as it is in this video.
I love the way he interacts with the orchestra, not just the conductor. If a wind player has a solo, he watches them and imitates them when he gets that phrase. It's like chamber music.
Magnifique violoniste très attachant
I like how he's alive
yeah its pretty dope
I agree, if he was dead, it would've been a bit more challenging to play
@@Mj-kl3rb i was about to say somthing ironic like that ahahahah
Yeah, having a pulse improves things a lot when playing
One of very favourite pieces. What a fantastic rehearsal...so exciting to see master violinist Gil Shaham at work. Such a fine interpretation and fluid accuracy of dynamic phrasing. Wish I could be there!
what is it called?
Fsociety 101 Brahms violin concerto
Oh merveilleux !!!
Que interpretación! Siempre algo diferente con Gil Increíble!!!
grandiose
All of Gil's motions are some kinda satisfying to watch.... As if he was doing random moves in the air and someone put a violin in between his arms and he just kept go on.
Will be seeing him April 22nd playing the Saint-Saens 3 concerto :)
Cada VEZ MÁS me SORPRENDE ESTE MUCHACHO.
Muito belo lindo concerto muito bem executado. Nada melhor do que esse mestre meu ídolo inspirador Gil Shaham o número 1 da minha lista. ....
Cjytdrvbjlhgfdsvbnhgfcvbnmkjhvhgdutrrhnnmvvvctrdxnjklgfxd
Bnmgrtucxzfphgnmgvhkkzxvhfsruhvcbnkligfshkmbvgttyuihggdbmmvvgfdujbkiubbgt
why would he play the high D at 0:36 with 3rd finger, but then the B at 0:42 with 4th? if he's using 3rd finger to get a better vibrato/better sound, why not be consistent?
To achieve different sound intensity, I think.
@@PatrickWang-o4n i think the same
He probably likes it that way.
Magistrale interprétation !
Bravo personale,molte le arcate diverse dal solito
I wonder why musicians have their cases on stage ...
Przemysław Mrowiński wiekszosc z nas trzyma futerały na scenie w czasie proby bo, mamy drogie instrumenty I wolimy ich nie nosic bez okrycia 😊, ale tez troche z lenistwa, tak czy inaczej jest to normalka w czasie proby.
Yummm.. SO good!
Sorry but, for me, the # 1. Better than Heifetz
Luiz Bonaparte no doubt. shaham is coming von another planet
He is the one we can hear every single note. In such a perfect pitch. I must agree with you, #1.
Sorry but Gil definitely DOES NOT play every note in tune... ;) I have a perfect pitch and am a violinist myself but technical wise, he’s doesn’t come close to Kogan, Heifetz etc. and musically wise, well that’s personal taste but the great grand maestro’s don’t have a reputation without reason... ;) phrasing and expression from Heifetz, Kogan, Rabin and Oistrakh are much better...much cleaner and more clear
Don't care about pitch (even at 6:15) , he's human. Musicality isn't based on pitch.
On fait beaucoup de " gorges chaudes " avec Heifeitz. Il y a aujourd'hui et hier beaucoup de violonistes qui le valent et de très loin. Vengerov, Perl man , Gil Shaham , Radulovic etc etc
最良のバイオリニストが弾くと、僕でも聴ける
他のバイオリニストなら、僕はギブアップする
Sorry but his playing is just unbearable to listen to with all the spotty intonation problems throughout. He is essentially playing on auto pilot at this stage in his career and it’s not working out. He is fast becoming another Shlomo Mintz......
Chill out! Is only a freaking rehearsal!