Yehudi Menuhin "Violin Concerto" Beethoven
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- Violin Concerto in D Major, op 61
by Ludwig van Beethoven
1. Allegro ma non troppo
2. Larghetto
3. Rondo (Allegro)
Yehudi Menuhin, violin
Philharmonia Orchestra
Wilhelm Furtwängler, conductor
1952 - เพลง
When I was a teen, my youth symphony took a trip to Los Angeles. Yehudi Menuhin donated his time to give us a master strings class. He was incredibly kind and acted as if it were pure pleasure. An incredibly kind and gracious man.
Greatness comes with humility
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in 60 mamere is fotografed whith sir menuhinout side
Ha ulam menuhin was ahlan homme si je peu mexprimer
This was the first classical piece I ever ‘heard,’ in 1963/4, and it blossomed my love of music and this, my favourite violin piece. It’s so sweet and gentle, and underpins the orchestra of Furtwangler rather than trying to overcome it, as in many other recordings. Almost a lullaby. Pure beauty from the heart of Menuhin. Thanks, adobe!
Superb after the war the music unites us all
I love Yehudi! He is one of my heroes, and the Beethoven’s violin concerto in D! What a treat!
Heard Yehudi play this concerto in Bombay India in 1952 when 8 years old and was inspired to begin learning the violin.A great human being,musician and violinist.
This is the first Beethoven, I got to know and love .... at age 4. I was a Mozart- and Schubert freak from age 3.
Having been a Collector of Yehudi Menuhin's Records and a admirer for the past 40 Years I have got all the six Recordings of this famous Violin Concerto in My own Record Collection and all Recorded Thursday and Friday August 28th and 29th 1947 and 1981(P1982)and I'm still amazed at how clear this Recording is of the Violin Concerto Recorded on Tuesday and Wednesday April 7th and 8th 1953 Record Number ALP 1100 Recorded almost two Months before the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth 2nd on Tuesday June 2nd 1953 and with in a Year of this famous Recording being Made Wilhelm Furtwangler died on Winston Churchill's Birthday on Tuesday November 30th 1954 aged 68 and Six Years after Wilhelm Furtwanglers death Yehudi Menuhin Made his first Stereo and third Recording of the Score with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted by Constantine Silvestry on the 5th,6th and 7th February 1960 Mono ALP 1799 Stereo ASD 377 and almost Six years later in January 1966 he Made his fourth Recording of the Score with Otto Klemperer and the New Philharmonia Orchestra Mono ALP 2285 Stereo ASD 2285 and 15 Years later in 1981(P1982)he made his last Recording of the Score with the Leipzig Gwenados Orchestra Conducted by Kurt Masure ASD 4280 but My first two Preferences are the 1960 ASD-377 and the 1966 ASD-2285
but the question is .... which is your favourite performance?
@@ceebee23 I have heard all of the above and the most satisfying for me is the 1947 performance with Furtwangler. Indeed it ranks with Szigeti's first recording and Bush's as amkng the three most spiritually and intellectually probing performances I've heard. Alas the quality and interesting wanes as Yehudi's technical difficulties, already making inroads as early as 1947 but movingly overcome, began to overwhelm him. The matching of Yehudi with Klemperer does have a perverse kind of interest: two great musicians with alpha temperaments that could not have been more unalike.
I just love it... brings me to tears. It's as if the violin and the orchestra were lovers singing duet. ;-)
Unspeakably beautiful!
Now i believe in God again. Thanks a lot!
I attended a piano recital by Yehudi sister in Antigonish, Nova Scotia in 1964.... She told me a lot about her famous brother as I loved the violin.
The kettle drum opening is just amazing. Beethoven is well known for the creative use of the Timpani or the Kettle Drums in most of his Orchestratal works
Superb! The gift of heaven sent music lives on & on. Thank you!
Hearing this makes me want to take up the violin. So much beauty.
Well including the live Concert in Berlin Recording there are six Recordings what Yehudi Menuhin Made Between 1947 and 1981(P1982)
The amazing thing is how very long was the career of this giant of the violin! He played this very concerto , in 1927, at age 12, with the New York Philharmonic. Fritz Kreisler, Mischa Elman and Artur Rubenstein were in the audience. It is said that Elman commented, after Menuhin performed, "It seems a bit hot in here?" To which Artur Rubenstein replied" Not if you are a Pianist!" He was truly one of the gifts of the universe to we poor mortals. He is missed.
that was Heifetz
Amazing that the same stories are told again and again but with other names. Who cares what Rubinstein said anyway?
The secret of this performance is the Legendary Furtwangler he gave a real unbelievable approch to the score and Menuhin responds to him magnificiently onether legend .
Oggi Yehudi Menuhi avrebbe compiuto 100 anni...Auguri per l'eternità Maestro!
Ma le gente dicano che lei suona questo concerto troppo lento - non io , certo
Best Violinist der Welt !!!
Menuhin must have had his happiest moment playing Beethoven's concerto when he had Furtwaengler's support! His violin was the most brilliant at that moment surrounded by the nature Furtwaengler provided him with so perfectly.
Menuhin is a very sensitive person , could not performe Paganini în such a aggressive manner. He is made for soft perfomance. However, it is a beauty for my soul hearing that music.
For all Beethoven's fans I suggest you listen to romance #2. If anything you though you knew about Beethoven's work, you are wrong.
Isn't it beautiful?what in the world could you ask me for more? I dare you. Music lovers.
Madalina Turcus h5
Their collaboration in a recording from 1947 is a great deal better. And it is available on TH-cam. Highly recommended for those who enjoyed the one presented here (from 1953 I think).
Прекрасный концерт настолько, что я даже не поверила, что это Бетховен. Играет Менухин великолепно. Дирижёр тоже, и оркестр в целом ! Так проникновенно играет только Перлман вообще и ,в частности, - Паганини -1 скрипичный концерт. Игра Менухина здесь превосходит даже игру Перлмана в данном случае. Эту запись можно слушать и слушать... Спасибо Вам - автору канала, выставившему этот концерт! Заходите и Вы ко мне в гости, вбить в поисковик: Дзен канал "Чудачка". С низким поклоном - Божией милостью - писатель и поэт - Лариса Розена.
Non si puo' chiedere altro !!!
Tellement beau... et le passage de 37:00 à 37:50 me faisait pleurer quand j'étais petit...
This is absolutely magical... played by an absolute genius!!!! Thank you for having highlitened this.
Yes, this passage sounds so noble
Was für eine wunderbare Kombination des Komponisten, des Solisten, des Dirigenten und des Orchesters! Ganz unbegreiflich in den Kriegsjahre. Das Ergebnis ist eine echt wunderschöne Aufführung dieses ewigen Meisterwerks. Bestimmt ein unerläßlicher Schatz im 20. Jahrhundert!
Kriegsjahre? 1953?!
This Recording Was taken from two different LP Records the two Romances was Originally Coupled with the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E Minor Op 64 ALP-1135 and the Beetoven Violin Concerto was taken from ALP-1100 Both on Red and Gold
Amazing! Amazing! As if celestial fragrance exudes from each of beat. Overwhelmingly carried me away. Just inexplicable feeling!!!
Masterpiece performance. Menuhin and Zino Francescatti are very in contrast but they
are the greatest violinists showing how beautiful Beethoven's violin concerto in D is.
Wonderful
La massima espressione interpretativa di questo concerto !
Yehudi, Mio Divino !
PIESA SUPERBA INTERPRETARE MAGNIFICA...O BUCURIE SA ASCULTI ASEMENEA MUZICA!
Fabuleux !
He is forever a big and shinning Star around the Galaxies singing like a Bird ,we only Dust in the air. If we don't love this World, we can't make Peace. World,Sister World! .Culture is an Invitation for Love (the Purety and Modesty of Three Angels).
Elena Pricop-Luca: are u quite well?
Love it very much!!
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Вълшебно!Неповторимо изпълнение!
Concerto for Violin & Orchestra in D Major Opus. 61 Grove, 61 Bia. 432
By: Ludwig Van Beethoven ( 1770-1827 )
Composed: ( 1806 )
Premiered: December 23, 1806
Dedication: Franz Joseph Clement
(0:02) I. Allegro ma non Troppo
(24:03) II. Larghetto
(33:44) III. Finale: Rondo - Allegro
Thanks Mr. Ulrich Dunnebach.
It's God who have sent him on this Earth. Human can't create this sublime prodigue.
Again, as usualy, Beethoven will always surprise me. If he is not a genius who else could be? Don't you feef the stream rushing through your veins?
Sublime,merci.
ineguagliabile. grazie!
un ange passe...un moment de grâce... Michel
Me ha brindado un gran momento, Muchas Gracias
Si il fallait garder un concert pour des etres d'un autre planete, serait parfait ce concert... merçi✌🎗💛🌼🍁
Amazing
Enlightened
¡Grandiosa interpretación, qué dulzura!
GREAT .
( can not tell . )
ОЧЕНЬ КРАСИВО, БЕРЕТ ЗА ДУШУ!!!!!
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Am immensely fond of all of Menuhin’s recordings of this concerto but the 1947 Lucerne remains my favourite . The others all have their merits - the Klemperer is all too often wrongly criticised it is serious but the finale dances - the Masur if fragile in tone is extraordinarily spiritual - all six give use something different.
una conversacion musical del hombre con dios....
DOAR MULTUMESC!
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Leider hatte Menuhin seine Natürlichkeit im Spiel bereits eingebüßt. Stellenweise klingt sein Ton piepsig und instabil. Welch ein Kontrast zu seinem jugendlichen Genie...
Just five years earlier, Menuhin and Furtwangler gave a performance of this Concerto that is way superior to this one, both musically and technically. It is probably the best playing Menuhin, at 31, ever did as a mature adult.(It's available on TH-cam.) From the mid-1950s onward, he became increasingly plagued by intonation problems and especially by an unstable bow arm. Even then, however, he could, on a good day, produce some phrases that were moving and memorable.
Recorded 1953 .
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12:49
U njegovom muziciranju ima nešto što ljudima nije dano ni što čuje,vidi ....
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disque perdu acheté en 1956 à Figeac avec les sous de Papa Marcel pour les foins...
Lastima no se escucha
Heard Yehudi play this concerto in Bombay India in 1952 when 8 years old and was inspired to begin learning the violin.A great human being,musician and violinist.