Charles Dutoit, with a doubt one of the greatest conductors. I had a few opportunities to see him conduct the Philadelphia Orchestra when he was the head conductor. Although, a great performance by the orchestra, Dutoit is working with a smaller orchestra, unlike what Tchaikovsky liked, a full orchestra with as many instruments as there were available. In this rendition of Tchaikovsky's violin concerto, the violin is able to show its virtues. Dutoit does a great job of brining the orchestra to levels of sonority as if it was a full orchestra, but in the end what matters is the quality of the soloist (in this case), and I think Steinbacher as always is absolute strong and renders great concert.
It is unusual to find a soloist who plays with the Orchestra rather than one where the orchestra plays with him or her. It's a matter of balance -- a great soloist and a conductor that brings the two together in such a way that what the audience hears is a unified whole.
Lovely rendition. Just one detail: I would tell her that the e' in the main theme of the finale (7th tone of the fast melody) should be played more audibly, this tone is too indistinct in her performance. I love this rendition otherwise because of the profound and unpretentious lyricism and beautiful tone of her playing.
Tchaikovsky, when writing in the Latin alphabet, spelled *his own name* with the T. You can see it in the signature of his letters if you care to take a look.
She's not of course. She just keeps her eyes closed most of the time because it helps her stay focused. It is easier to play like that and it feels natural to do so.
@@zarjakriznikunilj Rosemarie is right. I developed the same habit as a radio talk show host. I hated talking into the mic. So I did most of my talking to callers with my eyes closed. My college students hated my habit when it migrated with me to my classes and ditto for face to face conversations. I don't know if it will migrate as her as it did with me. I'm 76 now haven't faced a mic in decades but I haven't yet broken this habits even in my personal exchanges.
정말, 멋지고,아름다워요! 감동 입니다,❤❤
Bravísima como en cada una de sus interpretaciones !
Saludos desde Milán , Italia.
💚心からありがとう～♪Thank you～
✨愛の光をこめて～
Very nice good beautiful. Thanks for you. ❤❤
Arabella, eres más hermosa que todas las flores juntas ! Y con un talento extraordinario.
what a grace , emotion, beauty.
bravo Arabella.
Charles Dutoit, with a doubt one of the greatest conductors. I had a few opportunities to see him conduct the Philadelphia Orchestra when he was the head conductor. Although, a great performance by the orchestra, Dutoit is working with a smaller orchestra, unlike what Tchaikovsky liked, a full orchestra with as many instruments as there were available. In this rendition of Tchaikovsky's violin concerto, the violin is able to show its virtues. Dutoit does a great job of brining the orchestra to levels of sonority as if it was a full orchestra, but in the end what matters is the quality of the soloist (in this case), and I think Steinbacher as always is absolute strong and renders great concert.
It is unusual to find a soloist who plays with the Orchestra rather than one where the orchestra plays with him or her. It's a matter of balance -- a great soloist and a conductor that brings the two together in such a way that what the audience hears is a unified whole.
eines meiner absoluten Lieblingskonzerte
Completely Amazing Performance!!
She is excellent. She studied along with Julia Fisher in Germany. Both are the best in Europe. Magnificent performance.
Thank you!!
Excellent Performance!!!!!!
Oh God, this is so beautiful version...
Magníficos orquestra e solista.
Magnificent! Beautiful tone.
Heaven must have sent you from above !
Niece good beautifully. Thanks for you. ❤❤
This is the most divine I ever heard ❤❤
Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto
00:29 1. Allegro moderato
19:28 2. Canzonetta: Andante
26:13 3. Finale: Allegro vivacissimo
Niece good beautifully thanks for you. ❤❤
Aperfect match among Steinbacher, Dutoit and ... Heaven above...
hermosa version ,muy segura y expresiva
Arabellissima.
Bravissima.
Sergio Bonfiglio merda
Quero ouvir mussica
El virtuosismo y la pasión reunidas, fabuloso!
Ottima artista .
Great love it!
少しトランペットが弱い気がしましたが楽団の演奏も素晴らしいですね。いろんな人のバージョンを聴きましたが、心地よくて気に入りました
Pretty player ，Pleasing melody 。
Très bien !
with NHK Symphony Orchestra（Japan）
BRAVO!!! Bella ARABELLA!!!
後ろのsecond Violin、moustached uncleヒゲのおじさんが合い間々々にボーッとArabellaさんに見惚れている。Museの化身と共演して deep trance恍惚としている。
Muito lindo demais
Parabéns a orquestra Brasileira. Os músicos são muito bons. Merecem um cenário bem melhor.
Nothing like it!
이분은? 완전. 통달. 했어요!!❤
素晴らしい！ 妖精。
mellow..
one of the few violins that sing, and its in the hands of a violinist that can't hear that.
An instrument with a gorgeous sound, to be sure. And it's matched to a violinist with a gorgeous sound.
실력이. 월등 한데요?자신감 이 넘쳐요, 대단한데요,
I like violinist. Which is orchestra? Tell me please, thanks.
+Nguyên Thiện - Trần Tiễn Cao Phong This is the NHK Symphony Orchestra from Tokyo, Japan.
+Mitch Oh thank you very much for this answer. Thank you.
where can buy this video? I like her plays this concerto.
핸드폰 하나로 모자라 겠어요? 장난이. 아닌데요,,
Lovely rendition. Just one detail: I would tell her that the e' in the main theme of the finale (7th tone of the fast melody) should be played more audibly, this tone is too indistinct in her performance. I love this rendition otherwise because of the profound and unpretentious lyricism and beautiful tone of her playing.
All I can say is that this music seems to have "The Right Stuff". Hintidy hint hint.
Can you start with bows out to begin with not in thanks.
헨드폰 이 완전히 살아. 있음이. 느껴져요?
몸에 균형. 과 흐트러짐이 없어요?❤❤
Great performance! However the harmonics at 11:11 and 11:21 were flat to me.
일본. 에는. 잘가요.?
지금은 한국 이. 더 잘 살어. 요..
violinistin
the best der welt
거기. 뒤에 콧수염을 길른. 사람은 누구 입니까. ? 거슬. 려 요 ?
せあ
The correct spelling should be, replacing the russian letters is:
CHAIKOVSKY. That's all!!
Tchaikovsky, when writing in the Latin alphabet, spelled *his own name* with the T. You can see it in the signature of his letters if you care to take a look.
@@CrownedWithLaurels so his initials are P.I.T.? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 idk why that's funny
she is better than Rachlin
Is she blind?
I dont think so
She's not of course. She just keeps her eyes closed most of the time because it helps her stay focused. It is easier to play like that and it feels natural to do so.
No, she's concentrated and profound. Noble woman.
闔着眼专心忘情地演奏……
@@zarjakriznikunilj Rosemarie is right. I developed the same habit as a radio talk show host. I hated talking into the mic. So I did most of my talking to callers with my eyes closed. My college students hated my habit when it migrated with me to my classes and ditto for face to face conversations. I don't know if it will migrate as her as it did with me. I'm 76 now haven't faced a mic in decades but I haven't yet broken this habits even in my personal exchanges.