Khachaturian: Violin Concerto in D minor - Oistrakh / Khachaturian / Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra
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- Aram Khachaturian: Violin Concerto in D minor
I. Allegro con fermezza (00:00)
II. Andante sostenuto (14:56)
III. Allegro vivace (27:13)
David Oistrakh, violin
Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra
Aram Khachaturian, conductor
Recorded in 1965 - เพลง
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Roses are red
Violets are blue
I love this concerto
So my neighbours have to listen to it too
:D
:D
Verena Meli -- Stick to horticulture, Verena. [Greetings from San Agustinillo ! ]
Like the train of thought
@@sunnyguytnt1595 -- You mean, like, DE-RAILED at the Junction of Old-School Mayhem & Ear-Bleed Awe? Heavy, m'Mannnnn!
Aram Khachaturian dedicated the violin concerto to his friend, the famous musician David Oistrakh, who for the first time presented the composer's new work to the audience.
In the summer of 1940, a couple of months before the birth of the child, the Khachaturian couple temporarily moved to a well-equipped House of Art located in Staraya Ruza. And there, enjoying life and being inspired by the beautiful nature, the composer decided to write a concerto for violin and orchestra, which will become one of Khachaturian's most outstanding compositions.
The work on the new composition was very easy, you could say in one breath. Less than two months had passed, and the concert was already over. Aram couldn't wait to show his new creation to the one for whom it was intended, that is, to his friend, the young but already world-famous violinist David Oistrakh.
Without an invitation, arriving at the musician's dacha, the composer immediately went to the piano. The music that Khachaturian played was so fascinating and colorful that it made a strong impression on everyone present. Having received the sheet music of the work, Oistrakh immediately began to learn it and three days later paid a return visit to the composer. David came to Staraya Ruza to play a concert, that is, to show the author his creation. Instantly, the audience gathered were greatly admired not only by the sparkling music of the composer, but also by the enchanting performance of David Oistrakh.
The premiere performance of the concert took place in the autumn of the same year. In Moscow, on November 16, an authoritative audience came to the newly opened Tchaikovsky Concert Hall. Among the listeners, one could see Dmitry Shostakovich, Sergei Prokofiev and Nikolai Myaskovsky, who gathered to listen to Aram Khachaturian's new work - "Concerto for Violin and Orchestra". The work made a huge impression on the audience. The success was tremendous. Soon, the "Concert" was repeated two more times in the capital, and then it was heard by Leningrad, Yerevan, Tbilisi, Kiev and Odessa residents. The popularity of the work grew at a rapid rate not only in the Soviet Union, but also abroad.
The violin Concerto, composed in 1940, was rapidly gaining popularity. During the Great Patriotic War, the work was already well known and was often broadcast on the radio in order to raise the spirit of the Soviet people with its cheerful character and strengthen faith in victory.
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Excelente explicación. Permite ubicarse en el tiempo y circunstancias de su composición
thanks
This concerto is highly underrated.
fax
Where is it rated?
>> This concerto is highly underrated.
@neeraj chandekar
Not by me, it ain't.
My favorite of the 20th century by far
This is my Favorite concerto of all time
Having multiple advertisements in the middle of this masterpiece should be an unforgivable crime
Какая хорошая комбинация, Ойстрах и Хачатурян.
This music stirs the soul and is a welcome escape from all the troubles in our world.
Слушать- и не дышать!!!!!!
Потрясающий концерт, потрясающий Давид Ойстрах!
Khachaturian was God of melodies.
I don’t know how many times I have listened to this concert. It is always such an unbelievable feeling …
Such wonderful playing by Oistrakh
And the composer wrote an approving note on youtube to validate everything.-?
Awesome...~
I love you... Khachaturian!
Friend, very great conducting from your side too.
Yes, but comrade Oistrakh is playing our concerto on our violin, dear comrade Aram! This is the achievement of all the Proletariat of the world!
Great concerto buddy!!!!!
In my opinion, this is one of the most beautiful violin concertos ever written.
I could NOT agree more, it staggers me that it's hardly ever performed. I've heard WAY to many Tchaikovsky Brahms and Beethovens ...
Which orchestras and people can do this?
I agree.
There area few major copyright issues @ludlow889
agree
Khachaturian, my musical genius favorite...
Maravilloso,pero me inclino por szeryng.Disculpen.
Haven't heard this in some years. I forgot how ravishingly beautiful, exciting, exquisite, and energy full it is.
Pride of the Armenian nation! Aram Khachaturian is one of a kind. Melodic to the highest extent! Don't know why other famous violinists don't play this. It's really shocking!
Guila Bustabo played it.
Szeryng recorded it......most of the modern young things lack depth of sound....,Adele Anthony used to play it beautifully.
This is how it's supposed to be played. The composer knows best. Amazing the best performance ever
>> This is how it's supposed to be played. The composer knows best.
@mirella Nor : Not that I necessarily disagree with your enthusiasm. But even if we assume that that is true, that the composer knows best how a piece should be played, how do we know that D. Oistrakh played it the way Khachaturian thought it should be played?
@@TS13579 in addition, leonid kogan also played and record it with Aram katchaturian.
@@Meno0583 Thanks for that!
@@TS13579 you're welcome. Always interesting to share on music
@@Meno0583 Agreed!
Aram Khachaturian conducting his own concerto while it's played by the greatest violinist ever....
Name anything better than this; i'll wait
Warship Moskva sinking in Black sea. There you go :)
I fell in love with this concert the first time I listened to it, its beauty captivated me and it was love at first sight! Something that has not happened to me with other more famous violin concerts...
Wwelllll well.....
For me, Oistrakh is godfather of all violin playing.
Him, and that's it.
Jascha Heifetz.
Yeah, the violin concerto number one by Prokofiev is probably my favorite played by Oistrakh
Steven Battleheart
Heifetz it's the king of the violin............
But Oistrakh it's the fucking god.
Wie suss!!! Danke Ihnen Manfred!
Zu großzügig Worte!
***** Guys, I wish I did not get any notifications of your comments but I do... So sad to see all these pointless arguments about who is better, and who is not. This is a video of a phenomenal violinist performing- I simply expressed my opinion out of excitement of how marvelous this man plays!!! In no way shape of form have I mentioned Heifetz name or any other violinist!!!! They are all fantastic musicians, that is why they are all here famous, while we are commenting bull shit here, for no reason at all when as a matter of fact Heifetz and Oistrakh had the greatest respect for each other!!!
Oistrakh was friends with Khachaturian and the greatest interpeter of his violin concerto.
The second is absolutely one of the most beautiful second movements, somehow nostalgic, mysterious as well
Probably my favorite in life. Amazing. My first listen ws 1968. Changed my life. :Still mysterious, commanding, fulfilling, and magnificent beyond all else.
I was a student (17) in 1959, at the University of Leuven, when I discovered this master-work thanks to an Armenian student. Since then, I'm regularly listening to this wonderful performance (on an old vynyl record) with then same eternally renewed pleasure!
2019 and still listening. Armenians pride and giant composer ... our Aram Khachaturian ... i proud of being Armenian
Jasmine Hovhannisyan It’s a damn shame that us Americans were completely cut off from all things Central Asian during our educational time during the Cold War. Kazakhstan, huh? Armenia, huh? Azerbaijan, huh? Turkmenistan, huh? Tajikistan, huh? Chechnya? Really even Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Albania, Croatia, Serbia, ET AL. These places, their culture, their music especially, and their People Simply Didn’t Exist. It was if there was an IRON CURTAIN that extended from East Germany in the N all the way S through Poland, Czechoslovakia, into Hungary and Romania and ending in the Black Sea. To a young man with an overactive imagination it might as well have been a REAL Iron Curtain as anything Theoretical/Symbolic. Our Elders did us an Enormous Disservice by Isolating HALF OF EUROPE from us. AN UNFORGIVABLE ERROR . ARMENIAN GENOCIDE?? WHAT ARMENIAN GENOCIDE?? IT NEVER HAPPENED... Apparently History is Still Written by the Victors. Very Sad.
@@alanwerner8563 I wish they would learn more world history as opposed to what happened in the United States only. About 1.5 Million people died during the Armenian Genocide. Southern Malawi's customs include rape of young girls after their period as a 'ritual cleansing'. Japan isn't as great as many make it out to be as in the Hell-on-Earth murder of Junko Furuta
Don't forget Komitas - a master.
@@alanwerner8563genocide ? Never happened? My grandparents lived there then! Did you live there then? What does it have to do with the music?
Wow, this was recorded in the 60s? It sounds like it could have been made today!
Damn true .And the composer conducting !
It's always cool when the composer gets to conduct. It's like the writer of a screenplay directing.
Araxie Rose This was recorded 50 years ago!!!!! Absolutely amazing performance and recording. Oistrakh had concertos written for him by such greats as Prokofiev, Shostakovich and Khachaturian. He was truly a great virtuoso.
+Araxie Rose I've heard this piece several times. I still feel the need to come down here and comment just that. Impressive recording.. Like.. How the hell did they get such a good placement of instruments and orchestra. Very rich and with depth.
Remastered, perhaps. Or a pro transfer.
I think both the concerto and David Oistrakh are/were underrated. In a generation of giants, his musicianship was artistry at its highest manifestation.
C'est magnifique surtout avec David Oistrakh qui joue du violon comme aucun d'autre ne pourrait le faire, en tout cas pour ce concerto. En plus le son est vraiment parfait. Un vrai délice.
Thanks to David Oistrakh, violin, to maestro Aram Khachaturian, conductor, to Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra! We greatly enjoyed "Violin Concerto in D minor! What a nice piece of world music, it's awesome!" UNDOUBTEDLY kHACHATURIAN IS A GENIUS!
La coda de la fin du premier mouvement est le morceau le plus cinématographique de toute la musique classique. Il est étonnant qu'aucun réalisateur ne l'ait encore volée pour la mettre sur ses images.
I guess the world will never hear a better performance like this one.
Khatchaturian's slow movements are divine !......... especially played so wonderfully by a virtuoso like Oistrakh....x
Awesome. Mysterious. A Masterpiece. I am wordless. Bravo David Oistrakh. Bravo Aram Khachaturyan. Composer and Conduct er.
Thank you! You made my evening! The greatest maestro D.Oistrakh and maybe the most beautiful violin concerto! Thank you!
The most amazing violin concerto love it . Oistrakh is the best .
That's a BIG concerto. They don't write 'em like that any more. Wow.
Слушаю концерт и просто плачу! Арам Ильич, что же Вы делаете с нашей душой, написав такое величайшее произведение?!
Сегодня заплакала, пока играла!
@@evgeniiastepanova7424 ,значит душа Живёт!
Приберегите свои слезы для жертв российской агрессии на Украине.
@@pod831жертвы нашей агрессии в основном бандеровцы-нацисты. Хоть сюда не срите, недобитки. Идите лучше в окопы защищать американскую задницу зелебобуса
@@pod831Наслаждайся музыкой Бандеры и Шухевича.
I bought this album three weeks after it was released. I am 72 and have never heard better. I believe it is one of the best recordings I ever heard, and listening to it tonight, in 2017, I find no reason to change my mind. I met one of the recording engineers (CBS transplant) and he was proud of this effort. I transferred the LP to half-inch tape immediately, but never captured the range of the LP. This YT version is excellent, however.
Oistrakh presents well.
Desde a primeira vez que ouvi este concerto fiquei apaixonado por Aram e Oistrach. Onde posso encontrar palavras que definam o que para mim é perfeição, no seu estado mais puro. Em música clássica não conheço, second best.
I was fortunate enough to hear David Oistrakh live just once. I was an 18-year-old GI based near Tokyo. ¥200 (about 55¢) was the price of admission to an Oistrakh recital, sponsored by the Soviet-Japan Friendship Association, in the Yokohama YMCA. It was an all-baroque program, the highlight being a Pietro Locatelli sonata. I thought then that I would never hear greater violin playing. I was right.
I wish young players would listen to the greats like Szeryng, Oistrakh, Milstein, and try to understand what made them great, instead of trying to emulate rock entertainers.
@@tomjones2348 yeah I am an exception as a young person who likes classical
@@djaaggron5041 Me too. I started listening when I was 5 and have never stopped ever since.
Браво, Давид Фёдорович!
Браво !!!!!!!
My favorite violin concerto!
Хотя я и виолончелист...Я обожаю этот концерт ❤❤❤
I was born in USSR in 1954. Since my childhood I was growing up listening to classical music on home radio, and D. Oistrakh was our household name. When I became 7, my parents sent me to music school to study violin, and, G-d, how much beautiful music I've listen since than: Oistrakh, Kogan, Igor Bezrodny (Oistrakh's student), Igor Oistarkh, Spivakov, Vengerov. One Word: Soviet violin school.
And Yes, Oistrakh was the King of All of This.
Even now remnants of His Kingdom reverberate all over the world.
Mr. Lauren - Igor Bezrodny NEVER studied with Oistrakh. Игорь Семенович Безродный (мой педагог) учился у Абрама Ильича Ямпольского. Ойстрах был младшим коллегой великого Ямпольского.
One thing to say .. Soviet Violin School .. 3 words !!
@@CulturedThugPoster
I played Prokofiev Violin Concerto in D maj for my final M.A. degree. Loved it.
(I am born American, but love Russian classical music too, my Dad was a composer & we had a yearly Nutcracker ballet performance in my city at Christmas time without fail!)
@@tulayamalavenapi4028 Khachaturian is Armenian (soviet though), we do not have many, don't give him to Russians :)
So rightly wowed by Oistrakh's artistry, people sometimes are unaware what an uncommonly fine human being he also was. Oistrakh's friend Yehudi Menuhin, as I recall, said about him: "Not only his octaves are true. The entire man is true!"
Devine music, LIGHT is coming out of the sensitive melody! There is great strength and struggle in this perfect music! Bravo maestro Aram Khachaturian! I'm proud you are Armenian!
TWO GIANTS!!!! MARVELOUS!!!
MAGNIFIQUE !!!!! ❤❤❤
I was first introduced to this composer through this Violin concerto back in 2000, by a good friend of mine John, a violinist who played at La Scala Milano and then at the ROH Covent garden. I have become a fan eversince. I admire Oistrakh among others. Gives me the goose bumps! 🎼👏
Thanks for this divine musical moment, Khachaturian.
Magical composition...I love this concerto of Khachaturian, which shows so much texture and power in his writing... (magnificently played) also Shostakovich, Kabalevsky, Schedrin, and many others of this era....
Աստծուց Օրհնյալ տիեզերական անհատներին է տրված այսչափ Սեր ու Լույս կրել իրենց հոգում եւ սրտում նման գործ ստեղծելու,կատարելու,զգալու եւ հասկանալու համար։
Since 60 years that I love this concerto, I never listened to a *better* (more sensitive or passionate) performance than this one. It's amazing. (The dedicatee and the composer had created this masterpiece in 1940.)
+Ivan Greindl it is worth to listen to Elman too
I'm starting to think the same. I've listened to this piece for the first time at least 3 years ago and it became my favorite. I've listened to other interpretations but this one is the best.
I don't know of any other piece with such maturity and voluptuousness as this Violin Concerto.
Oistrakh is of course in his own class. But there are many interesting recordings out there! Every recording is different! The biggest experience I had was this concerto live! It is so sweeping! Very strong music!
just listen please to Elman recordings presentnhere, it is worth too
"Worth" listening too, of course; "a better (more sensitive or passionate) performance than this one", not remotely.
If anyone should ever ask those whose lifespans overlapped the tragi-comedic years of 1901-2000 CE, "What was the 20th Century? What was it LIKE?!?"
Answer: Aram Khachaturian's Violin Concerto in D minor, featuring David Oistrakh in a soul-altering Soviet fiddle....
...immediately followed by the LP cut of 'Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds'...
Հոգու ողջ խորությունը կատարման մեջ է արտացոլվում։
gran compositor ARAM JACHADURIAN mario kalemkewrian
Lo ascoltavo da ragazzino su un'audio-cassetta... quanti magnifici ricordi... e che Musica strepitosa!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🖖
Oh how I wish I could hear this live! Боже, как я хотел бы услышать это вживую!
Man, I wish I could see a live performance of this piece!
Khachaturian, my friend, you exceeded yourself in this piece. I wonder if I can ever come close to your greatness.
Regards,
D. Shostakovich
Come on, you made a lot of good pieces
@@sergejvasiljevitsjrachmani2808 Instead of playing a blame game on who made good pieces, I guess we can agree that Tchaikovsky made lots of good pieces. Come on, you even went into terrible depression when he died!
@@dmitridmitriyevichshostako2548 I know but you were the one who started 'the game on who made good pieces'. I gave you a compliment, 'you' wrote incredible stuff
@@sergejvasiljevitsjrachmani2808 I guess what too much criticism does. Completely strips the self-esteem of a composer and makes him ashamed of his pieces. I cannot accept the compliment. Since Stalin liked Tchaikovsky, all I can say is Tchaikovsky had good music.
@@dmitridmitriyevichshostako2548 I said that you have good music man. You are completely stripping Sjostakovitsj's self esteem!
Me impactó desde la primera nota y me acercó a la música clásica, fue una unión feliz entre el componista y el solista, es una música que entra por todos los poros y cautiva.
Mr Khachaturian is conducting his own concerto! That's epic.
Ivan Griendl, My mother bought this disc on de 70's from russia ( odissey) one of my favourit music from this time, and the best performance, on my own... Unique!!!
I played the orchestral reduction for piano with a wonderful violinist at St. Olave's London a few years ago. Splendid.
His most recorded work. His chef-d'oeuvre, written for one of the greatest violinists.
Such a beauty hurts my heart!!
Это божественно
great, great, great. a piece of history!!!!
Ասեղնագործ աշխատանք՝Հանճարեղ տիեզերքի լույսով լուսավորված Ճակատ։
Just fantastic - we had this record at home in the 60's, I grew up with this music, this artistry.
(also, music is not the Olympics, it is not a competitive sport, there are no absolutes, no league tables ..... just be content that this is an international language that we all understand, it has been my honour to make 'the air move' these last 35 years in the music business, playing with many of the greats.......)
well said...at this level points do not mean a damn.....beauty is in the ear of the hearer
Este concierto, ejecutado bajo la dirección del autor con el dedicatario en el violín solista, es una obra maestra que exige a todos, solistas, músicos de la orquesta y director, virtuosismo y nervios bien templados. HERMOSO
Most beautiful violin concerto ever.
Այս տիեզերական գործում Մեծն Արամ Խաչատրյանը ողջ Հայոց Պատմությունն է ներկայացրել՝ողջ Մատենադարանը։
fantastic piece , performance and everything wow !
Every note of this sublime and compelling concerto have been approved by the gods above.
This is the definition of hauntingly beautiful
Exciting that we can hear a piece of musical history like this. It can't barely reach higher levels than this.
Magnifico concierto ❤
vengerov is never vain or boring,you need to listen to him maybe with your eyes closed,when he plays he seems to me he goes into a trance with the music,and his body language,every one has thir own.Just listen to the music.Oistracht is always fantastic.
This is simply perfection.
Desde mi juventud no escuchaba esta Concierto. Sin dudas, la interpretación de David Oistrakh es insuperable!
Une MERVEILLE.
Con el Rey David, el Concierto de Khachaturian adquiere grandeza y categoría.
En sus manos como Midas, todo se convierte en oro de 24 Kilates.
Listened many times on cassette tape, the composition and performance is still unbelievable to me 20 years later
It's a masterpiece. It's like. A beautiful stroke
Quel bonheur........merci Europe N°1 de m'avoir fait connaître ce merveilleux Violoniste .Russe...
Thank you. Wonderful ❤
going to be playing this w/ an orchestra in march !!! hyped
That third movement always cheers me up
>> That third movement always cheers me up
@Grayson Dixon
I wish I could say the same. Yes, it cheers me up like no other.
But not always. Only when I listen to it.
Un lyrisme qui ne saurait laisser indifférent. Écouter et se laisser porter.
The great and immortal Oistrah
Fabulous. Recorded 55 years ago. Wow!
Armenian greatest composer of all time. Aram Khachaturian🇦🇲
>> Armenian greatest composer of all time. Aram Khachaturian🇦🇲
@Edgar Makhshikyan
Do you mean of all time -- past, present, and future?
Or of all time *so far*?
The middle section of the last movement, from 31:17 to 33:47 is packed with amazing dark, ethnic harmonies, particularly in the accompaniment. This performance brings them out very clearly.
Splendide interprétation de ce Concerto !
oui, d'accord!
Merci dizzyfeed
Maravillosa interpretación de este bellísimo Cto.
My sister and brother are playing this. It sounds so cool!
The first time I heard this concerto was in rampal transcription for flute. Amazing virtuosity
WOW!! Listening to this while exercising outdoors ! Divine ! ❤️❤️❤️
Listen to Mendelssohn 3rd movement while going for a walk. You'll feel like you're floating :D
The opening is hypnotic!!
Unique violin on which Oistrach is playing actually matches with the Armenian sonority of speech and sound qualities: I used to live and study among at Armenian schools and live in their neighbourhood🙂
👍👍👍
A perfect upload of an important recording. Many thanks for this.
Just WOOW. Total passion.
Este es un Concierto Memorable donde el Compositor dirige su propia Obra Maestra . Felicidades al Magistral Aram Khachaturian .
like it was recorded yesterday, I am blown away
Amazing, wonderful!! Aram Khatchaturian I'm fascinanted with his music since I was 6 year old! and now I think it is possible that I can comunicate with an armenian lady ! It would be marvelous to get information and emotions from an Armenia's person. What an impression it' s like a mithical place to me and the music of this great master makes me be more creative... artist. My name is Ramón Bravo from México country
I am not Armenian, but I have been there, and Khachaturian is a national hero. In Yerevan the city is basically built around their big round opera house, the back side of which is a concert hall named after him.