Their light-hearted and symbiotic friendship/collaboration, always elevates the music to amazingly energized and exceptionally brilliant heights- a tremendous gift to the world !
This is a great and precious video! Because both of them are not young. I had the honor to watch Zukerman's performance in Hong Kong in 2013 and shake hands with him cordially! also receive an autographed CD and poster!
Id highly recommend Christopher Nupen’s films of the pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy when he was in his 20s (he did 3 about Ashkenazy and then more with Ashkenazy talking about composers and playing or conducting their works, which you might not enjoy as much, I dk), as well as one just about Zukerman, and other musicians. My very favorite is about Schubert’s “Trout” quintet with Perlman (violin), Zukerman (viola), Jacqueline du Pré (cello), Zubin Mehta (bass), and Daniel Barenboim (piano)....they are young, exuberant musicians who obviously respect and care about each other very much, and Nupen shows them as they were, having a ball and making exquisite music. All of the videos are on this same channel (Allegro Films), for free on TH-cam. I do hope you’ll at least try a few, I’ve enjoyed them so much, many times over!
Abinoni as well. Le Clair was a big one. I studied as my first serious chamber music with Estelle Kerner, of Settlement music School in Philadelphia. She also studied with Edgar Ortenburg.
Even for amateur listeners, this performance is not about playing notes or just violin; it is all about storytelling by heart, head and violins…. These guys breathe the understandings of the composers. They give us a touch of God’s heaven, in my opinion. Shalom Aleichem to both of you!
Wonderful Duo ! Bravo P.Zukerman and Bravo Itzhak Perman .I like very very much ITZHAK PERLMAN for me Hy are The best violinist 🎻❤️🌷 Thank You very much!
Very beautiful.... Super 👌 Bravo Maestro Zukerman 🎻. Bravo, bravo, super Maestro Ithzak Perlman my favorite violin, and for me the BEST violon 🎻 🌹Amazing
Nelson Liew I think there are a lot of superb violinists at present, most Jewish, some Israelis, like these two, and Perlman I think is a bit older, so had wider game. But I am sure in the music circles they are both equally well known
I saw them play this piece as an encore at Orchestra Hall in Chicago many decades ago. At that particular concert, the programs had not been handed out, so Itzhak joked about each of them playing whatever they wanted to play, but not necessarily the same thing. Their friendly banter is genuine and quite disarming, once the fireworks start.
*15'44" It's the marvellous and luminous **#JacquelineDuPré**, great cellist🌟* She was very smiling and really happy for her two violinist friends ! 👏👏👏
@@jeanparke9373 Ak ok thank you very much. I learn one thing, I didn't know how to do that. So it doesn't work when it says "à la française"? ("in french") Thanks for that ! 👍 Cordially ☺
To everyone: (The only way I could find to write my comment.) This is an amazing performance by these two experts! Of course. Not only do they play every note perfectly and play perfectly together, but since the viola, the lower sound, often accompanies the violin’s melodic line, Zuckerman knows how to play a musically active accompaniment, when he does not have the melodic line, and not passively, like so many musicians do. Their parts go together not just rhythmically, but musically, harmonically and emotionally! I wouldn’t expect less from Mr. Itzhak and Mr. Pinchas! Bravo! 🎻🎻🎶 (sorry, no viola pic, or is this a viola and no violin pic?)
I'm a bit of a newby to this, but their fluency is just shocking isn't it? They seem to have only think something musical and their hands and arms do it. In part 1 when they're warming up before the concert it's like they're producing whatever music they like for the fun of it, with no sense that it might be difficult. It's very reassuring there are artists like this.
Is it just me or is there are gross inequality between the two violin parts in the wieniawski A-minor caprice (from a technical/difficulty point of view)? Looks more like caprice for violin with violin accompaniment
Just think....at the age Zukerman was here, his father and mother were probably in whatever death camps they were subjected to, trying to stay alive. It makes my head ache to try to envision both realities of their lives....can you image it??
You may have a problem if you can’t stop thinking about such things. In another comment you suggested most good violinists were Jewish. You seem a bit obsessed with Jewish people.
Christine Still you tried to act intelligent and yet made an even more embarrassing mistake. It's "they're", not "ther're". "ther're" doesn't exist. Next time you correct someone, try to be right atleast.
Penelope White both arecequsllyvexceptionally talented with many years of experience. There is so much ugliness in the world thst we need as much beautiful talent as we can.
Wonnderful duet ! Thanks Beautifuf Music violin Itzhak Perlman and Pinchas Zukerman
Eccellenza, sensibilità, insuperabil, mi avete trasferito la gioia che ho visto negli occhi del pubblico! Grazie.
Las interpretaciones ,con viola i los tres compañeros de juventud tocando,es memorable♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Phänomenal - traumhaft - pure Freude ....und das für die Ewigkeit ! Danke. Das ist das größte Verdienst von TH-cam !
Fantastik Beautiful duet Perlman and Pinchas wonderful Violin Music Thanks 😂❤❤
Masters, in a word.
Their light-hearted and symbiotic friendship/collaboration, always elevates the music to amazingly energized and exceptionally brilliant heights- a tremendous gift to the world !
This is a great and precious video! Because both of them are not young. I had the honor to watch Zukerman's performance in Hong Kong in 2013 and shake hands with him cordially! also receive an autographed CD and poster!
La perfecta definición de virtuosismo!
Thank you prof. DAVID VERY Fantastic❤ DUET Itzhak Perlman and Pinkas
🎉Beautiful Music Fantastic Violin Louve !!Bravo 🎉🎉
Úžasné!Nadlidské.Karel Klatt,básník Bratislava
after a million times of watching......still unreal
Bardzo Dziekuje ❤❤
Both looking so young here. What an incredible event. Love Allegro Films feature since these two & 3 other greats performed the TROUT.
Excellent players,thank you very much❤😮😮🎉
The best violinist ‚s !
I'm not usually a "classical music" fan, but, I love this piece.
Id highly recommend Christopher Nupen’s films of the pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy when he was in his 20s (he did 3 about Ashkenazy and then more with Ashkenazy talking about composers and playing or conducting their works, which you might not enjoy as much, I dk), as well as one just about Zukerman, and other musicians. My very favorite is about Schubert’s “Trout” quintet with Perlman (violin), Zukerman (viola), Jacqueline du Pré (cello), Zubin Mehta (bass), and Daniel Barenboim (piano)....they are young, exuberant musicians who obviously respect and care about each other very much, and Nupen shows them as they were, having a ball and making exquisite music. All of the videos are on this same channel (Allegro Films), for free on TH-cam. I do hope you’ll at least try a few, I’ve enjoyed them so much, many times over!
1:07 Caprice in A minor (rehearsal)
3:01 Caprice No.24
5:26 Sonata No.5
18:34 Duo No.1 in G major K423
37:37 Caprice in A minor
Bach double violin concerto. Vivaldi has some damn interesting multi violin concerti grosso.
Abinoni as well. Le Clair was a big one. I studied as my first serious chamber music with Estelle Kerner, of Settlement music School in Philadelphia. She also studied with Edgar Ortenburg.
Even for amateur listeners, this performance is not about playing notes or just violin; it is all about storytelling by heart, head and violins…. These guys breathe the understandings of the composers. They give us a touch of God’s heaven, in my opinion. Shalom Aleichem to both of you!
Wonderful duo! Maestro Itzhak Perlman my favorite violinist and Maestro Zukerman...i Love it 🎻❤️🌹
Imagine being in music school with these guys as a fellow undergraduate violinist. How daunting.I'd cancel my enrollment lol.
Wonderful Duo ! Bravo P.Zukerman and Bravo Itzhak Perman .I like very very much ITZHAK PERLMAN for me Hy are The best violinist 🎻❤️🌷 Thank You very much!
I like how Perlman(38:01) says, “Not too fast” and then plays it at double speed lol
Why do you lough? Of course he meant "not at triple speed".
Very beautiful.... Super 👌 Bravo Maestro Zukerman 🎻. Bravo, bravo, super Maestro Ithzak Perlman my favorite violin, and for me the BEST violon 🎻 🌹Amazing
What a wonderful & amazing pair 😍
Both of them are theGreatest .
Very beatiful amazing performance
It amazed me that Zukerman can both play violin and viola
I think Pinchas Zukerman is way too underrated.
He has some of the best bow technique in the game!
@@vampireotaku4172 or the best jajaja
Indeed! He is.
Nelson Liew I think there are a lot of superb violinists at present, most Jewish, some Israelis, like these two, and Perlman I think is a bit older, so had wider game. But I am sure in the music circles they are both equally well known
I agree 100%.
grandes maestros
Wonderful. Thank you.
❤
How did the stage bear so much talent?
Thank you so much for uploading this! I was searching for this version of Jean-Marie Leclair - Sonata for two violins Op.3 No. 5!!
有趣喔！
Que maravilla ver estos maestros del violín en su época dorada música q cautiva emociones y motiva el espíritu. Dios lo bendiga donde estén amén 🙏🙏🙏
How much practice must’ve gone into this!
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I saw them play this piece as an encore at Orchestra Hall in Chicago many decades ago. At that particular concert, the programs had not been handed out, so Itzhak joked about each of them playing whatever they wanted to play, but not necessarily the same thing. Their friendly banter is genuine and quite disarming, once the fireworks start.
Se ve q tiene un buen sentido de humor 🎉🎉 maravillosos
Wow. I love their synergy.
Absolutely wonderful. Thank you.
*15'44" It's the marvellous and luminous **#JacquelineDuPré**, great cellist🌟* She was very smiling and really happy for her two violinist friends ! 👏👏👏
15:44
@@jeanparke9373 ???????
@@LilyRose-i2j just trying to make the time clickable for myself (and some other people) 🙂
@@jeanparke9373
Ak ok thank you very much. I learn one thing, I didn't know how to do that. So it doesn't work when it says "à la française"? ("in french")
Thanks for that ! 👍
Cordially ☺
@@LilyRose-i2j I assume so. My pleasure!
Obscenely talented!
🔥keep up the good work! 💯
33:09 that change.. something different.
*#allegrofilms*
*Merci beaucoup ! Thanks a lot !* I appreciate very much ! J'aime beaucoup vos vidéos !👍🌟
LABAI JUMS MAESTRO, DĖKOJU, UŽ NUOSTABIĄ MUZIKĄ, ŠVIESIŲ JUMS DIENŲ !!!!!!!!!!!!!! VIOLINA
Esplêndido!!!!
Is the best violin duo?
This is violin plus viola.
Obviously, Pinchas Zukerman plays both, violin and viola. And yes, they truly are (in my opinion) the best violin duo.
Yea
To everyone: (The only way I could find to write my comment.) This is an amazing performance by these two experts! Of course. Not only do they play every note perfectly and play perfectly together, but since the viola, the lower sound, often accompanies the violin’s melodic line, Zuckerman knows how to play a musically active accompaniment, when he does not have the melodic line, and not passively, like so many musicians do. Their parts go together not just rhythmically, but musically, harmonically and emotionally! I wouldn’t expect less from Mr. Itzhak and Mr. Pinchas! Bravo! 🎻🎻🎶 (sorry, no viola pic, or is this a viola and no violin pic?)
Marc Trias Colom 8
I'm a bit of a newby to this, but their fluency is just shocking isn't it? They seem to have only think something musical and their hands and arms do it. In part 1 when they're warming up before the concert it's like they're producing whatever music they like for the fun of it, with no sense that it might be difficult. It's very reassuring there are artists like this.
Are they humans? Amazing
Is it just me or is there are gross inequality between the two violin parts in the wieniawski A-minor caprice (from a technical/difficulty point of view)? Looks more like caprice for violin with violin accompaniment
Yea, solo violin with violin accompaniment. All 8 of the Wieniawski etude-caprices are like that.
The Leclair is much more satisfying!
son muy buenos virtuosos vale escucharlos buenas yane ygracias
Muito lindo
Just think....at the age Zukerman was here, his father and mother were probably in whatever death camps they were subjected to, trying to stay alive. It makes my head ache to try to envision both realities of their lives....can you image it??
Pinchas Zuckerman was born five years after his parents graduated from the death camps of the holocaust. I hope they get nachas from Mr. Zuckerman.
You may have a problem if you can’t stop thinking about such things. In another comment you suggested most good violinists were Jewish. You seem a bit obsessed with Jewish people.
I think Zukerman is slightly more superior technique wise. But slightly biased as he is one of my favourite violinists currently
I agree🎉
There going back on tour!
Maliek Parker Where?
Maliek Parker Oh please.......THER'RE going......
Christine Still you tried to act intelligent and yet made an even more embarrassing mistake. It's "they're", not "ther're". "ther're" doesn't exist. Next time you correct someone, try to be right atleast.
Young Perlman looks like Jason Alexander
In Bridge IT seems that this bids for a Grand Slam...
Both are skillful wiseguys.
Penelope White both arecequsllyvexceptionally talented with many years of experience. There is so much ugliness in the world thst we need as much beautiful talent as we can.
I think this is their prime haha their notes are so clear
Yes, very clear and beautiful
*THAT CLOCK IS MAKING TOO MUCH NOISE*
amigo, no puedo creer la seriedad de tu curso de ingles si desde hace años que hablas pesimoooo el español ...