Love this piece. Compact and streamlined, no posturing or dramatic gestural filler, nothing outstays its welcome, just a wealth of expressive ideas strung together in a coherent and pleasing way. Marvelous and charming interpretation. Makes me think the orchestra is, in essence, a single violin and the rest is just acoustic baggage.
I am always fascinated by his string works, interestingly melodic. Played several his andante pieces, and the texture of this second mmt is not quite complicated but I do like it very much.
Thats awesome! I wanna learn this at some point it also seems a little intimidating but thats also such a fun feeling tackling something challenging and something you love the sound of. I get to learn some of bachs solo violin sonata in Gm something ive heard and love and never thought id be able to play or learn but now im workin on it so exited :D
How many years of violin practice at least to arrive at this intimidating piece please? Although it depends on many things and varies from one person to another...Thanks
Great rendition of a wonderfully modern yet lyrical solo sonata. There seems like there's a weird glitch in the recording at 11:07 though. The b flat in the third measure of the page has a doorbell sounding harmonic. Strange.
Great characterful playing I think but too fast, as the first movement is marked Moderato, which is around 86 bpm. I have listened to many modern versions of this piece and everyone plays it too fast for my liking. The version I like is by Ladislav Jasek, who by playing at 86 allows time for expression and he puts soul into it. At first his version seems pedestrian in comparison but it grows on me. Jasek’s playing in general reminds me of the soulful character of Menuhin’s playing
Love this piece. Compact and streamlined, no posturing or dramatic gestural filler, nothing outstays its welcome, just a wealth of expressive ideas strung together in a coherent and pleasing way. Marvelous and charming interpretation. Makes me think the orchestra is, in essence, a single violin and the rest is just acoustic baggage.
I am always fascinated by his string works, interestingly melodic. Played several his andante pieces, and the texture of this second mmt is not quite complicated but I do like it very much.
Gonna take this to my lesson tomorrow and start working on it! Intimidated, but excited :D
Thats awesome! I wanna learn this at some point it also seems a little intimidating but thats also such a fun feeling tackling something challenging and something you love the sound of. I get to learn some of bachs solo violin sonata in Gm something ive heard and love and never thought id be able to play or learn but now im workin on it so exited :D
It is such a fun work to play once you get the pitches and jumps in your head! They’re is so much freedom in it with what you can do:)
How many years of violin practice at least to arrive at this intimidating piece please? Although it depends on many things and varies from one person to another...Thanks
@@yingma9604 I think I played 7 or 8 years when I learned it 😊
@@paddy_black Thank you! And congratulations, it's a beautiful piece! :)
I heard this as part of the PBS Newshour segment, In my Humble Opinion, from musician and critic Jennifer Gersten. Instantly spoke to me.
Prokofiev you're so strange
더 콩쿠르 때문에 들으러왔어요👍 넘 멋진 곡이네요.
Very charming interpretation !
Formidable Prokofiev!
such a cool piece
Todda rabba , super tov musika
Muito bacana linda execução avaliando a cada compaço deste lindo tema parabens!
Very good performance!
Masterpiece
Даже не знал о этом произведении.
Гений
Beautiful
The worst part of this sonata 12:05
i hate 12:06 more
What happened to the video it wasnt jus me right is the video corrupted?
It fixed itself thank god lol
Hahaha i didnt get it for a sec. I do now XDD
i got baited
This is real genius...
more videos please!! I love it!!!
Remember first time hearing this piece played by 6(maybe) years old ASM. Quite shocked.
Prok my beloved
Great rendition of a wonderfully modern yet lyrical solo sonata. There seems like there's a weird glitch in the recording at 11:07 though. The b flat in the third measure of the page has a doorbell sounding harmonic. Strange.
Please remove the ads on this video. Watching 3 sets of unskippable ads it’s what is making classical music inaccessible to most.
TH-cam adds the ads, not the uploader.
What a genius.
nice work! but who is performing?
Josef Špaček. He is concertmaster of Czech Filharmonic.
thanks for the response! @@egacyan
Ja
your mom hahaha
Strange and somewhat crazy music
Was Oistrakh the first to perform this?
No. He never recorded it. Almost nobody famous and good recorded this very dry and weak piece.
well send help, i hv to play this for my diploma exam, which i am totally gonna flunk with this song
You’ve already flunked calling it a song. It’s a piece!
Great characterful playing I think but too fast, as the first movement is marked Moderato, which is around 86 bpm. I have listened to many modern versions of this piece and everyone plays it too fast for my liking. The version I like is by Ladislav Jasek, who by playing at 86 allows time for expression and he puts soul into it. At first his version seems pedestrian in comparison but it grows on me. Jasek’s playing in general reminds me of the soulful character of Menuhin’s playing
Smile
como van las arcadas
Qué?
Mijo, para eso se estudia.
Please remove the ads
shut the fuck up
shut the fuck up