TRACK LIST - DISC 1. Sonata No. 1 in G minor, BWV 1001: I. Adagio [0:00] II. Fuga (Allegro) [4:38] II. Siciliana [10:05] IV. Presto [13:21] Partita No. 1 in B minor, BWV 1002: I. Allemanda [16:54] II. Double [22:34] III. Corrente [27:36] IV. Double (Presto) [30:36] V. Sarabanda [33:41] VI. Double [37:39] VII. Tempo de Borea [40:35] VIII. Double [43:52] Sonata No. 2 in A minor, BWV 1003: I. Grave [47:10] II. Fuga [51:30] III. Andante [58:54] IV. Allegro [1:04:25] TRACK LIST - DISC 2. Partita No. 2 in D minor, BWV 1004: I. Allemanda [1:08:25] II. Corrente [1:13:38] III. Sarabanda [1:16:31] IV. Giga [1:21:23] V. Ciacconna [1:25:17] Sonata No. 3 in C major, BWV 1005: I. Adagio [1:39:12] II. Fuga [1:44:09] III. Largo [1:55:51] IV. Allegro assai [1:59:48] Partita No. 3 in E major, BWV 1006: I. Preludio [2:04:51] II. Louré [2:08:16] III. Gavotte en rondeau [2:12:51] IV. Menuets 1 - 2 - 1 [2:15:57] V. Bourrée [2:20:20] VI. Giga [2:21:46]
This is big-boned, old-school. romantic Bach. As much as I love the newer, sharper, cleaner takes of players like Podger, there's something uniquely satisfying about the touch of the old guard like Menuhin. The fact that Bach stands up to so many kinds of interpretation is a great testament.
Menuhin made three complete recordings of the Sonatas and Partitas, the first in the mid-thirties when he was about fifteen, the second in the mid-fifties in mono, and this one from the seventies in stereo. All three are wonderful, this last one possibly the best of all, and all are available on CD in various issues from Warner-EMI. It is worthwhile having all three. Of course, there are many other fine performances also.
TRACK LISTING - DISC 1 Sonata No. 1 in G minor, BWV 1001 I. Adagio - 0:00 II. Fugue - 4:38 III. Siciliano - 10:05 IV. Presto - 13:21 Partita No. 1 in B minor, BWV 1002 I. Allemande - 16:54 II. Double - 22:34 III. Courante - 27:36 IV. Double - 30:35 V. Sarabande - 33:41 VI. Double - 37:39 VII. Bourée - 40:34 VIII. Double - 43:51 Sonata No. 2 in A minor, BWV 1003 I. Grave - 47:10 II. Fugue - 51:30 III. Andante - 58:54 IV. Allegro - 1:04:25 TRACK LISTING - DISC 2 Partita No. 2 in D minor, BWV 1004 I. Allemande - 1:08:25 II. Courante - 1:13:38 III. Sarabande - 1:16:31 IV. Gigue - 1:21:23 V. Chaconne - 1:25:17 6. Sonata No. 3 in C major, BWV 1005 I. Adagio - 1:39:12 II. Fuga - III. Largo - IV. Allegro assai - Partita No. 3 in E major, BWV 1006 I. Preludio - II. Louré - III. Gavotte en rondeau - IV. Menuets 1 & 2 - V. Bourrée - VI. Gigue -
True enough - yet that 'world of misery and noise' provided great musicians and great composers alike their breakfasts, dinner and suppers for sustenance and to go on!
There is pure magic about Bach. He stands alone atop of a wide musical landscape, unique in his simplicity and never ending modernity. His music resonates with me on almost physiological level, it fits my soul like a glove, whether to comfort me in sadness or to brighten my happy days. Forever grateful to Felix Mendelssohn for bringing Bach back to live - now to never disappear into oblivion. And Menuhin is one of the few who matched the score with the skill, emotion and depth. Truly divine union!
@@brian3634 You are vulgar! And this is unforgivable, to say nothing about your disgusting atheism. Do not listen any more to Bach, you polute him and his work.
@@jeanghika7653 To imply that the music of Bach belongs solely to listeners of one particular denomination of people and not to the populace at large is pompous, elitist, and counter to Bach's own philosophy towards the creation of art. Additionally, to insult the character of another due to their system of belief, or lack thereof, is decidedly anti-christian and runs counter to your own Lord's message to love one's neighbor.
@@jeanghika7653 The thing about Christianity is that even Bible says that a true last religion will come. But for "some reason" most of the Christians didn't convert to it. Consider converting. Also this is a secular piece of music. Just because a priest composed it doesn't mean that it is related to Christianity.
completely incomparable. go ahead, listen to 20 other interpretations, some with immaculate performances but sorry, they are most often just playing the notes. Menuhin is a genius of interpretation. These pieces were merely studies in Bach's time, well Bach would be astounded with what Menuhin can do with them. He has transformed them into quite simply lyrical masterpieces with more emotion than a romantic opera. actually anything Menuhin does is gold. Why? It's because he is dripping with humanity. Watch his interviews, his way with people, his basic philosophy of music and it's relationship to mankind. Pick 5 people throughout history who you would choose to have dinner with. He's in that category for me. I first saw him perform solo when I was about 11 and I got to interview with him as a young violinist and receive a 1 minute lesson. Again, indescribable and incomparable master of the instrument.
What an inaccurate statement. This interpretation is an absolute abomination by today's standards - the ridiculous lack of dynamics, the incredible overuse of vibrato, and the way too slow tempos all contribute to one of the most disgusting sounding, nowhere near historically accurate performances of the Sonatas and Partitas. If you want some better performances, go listen to Rachel Podger and Shunske Sato on Baroque violin or Hilary Hahn on a modern violin.
He got it from his Maestro, Georges Enesco. Try and find the records of these same Sonatas and Partitas with Maestro Georges Enesco. Despite his age, he was as near as possible to perfection.
When i was teenager , 16 or 17 years old in 1986 or 87, i saw him play in a concert in a church in France, it was fantastic!. At these période, I was a violin student in a small city in France, so i was a big Menuhin fan. I'm now a Gitlis fan
Maestro Menuhin appears to interpret the JS Bach violin sonatas at the highest level throughout his life. Fluid, technically sufficient, haunting, passionate, joyful and spiritual. These are of the highest mark and caliber for which you will find a very short list of violinists on. Beautiful! and his double, presto and allegro just shred!
Menuhin at the height of his powers with the music he handle's best, indeed he makes of Bach on a solo violin something extraordinary, lyrical,complex, dancing, eliding, traversing, haunting to the point one cannot believe this is a single instument
Bach's violin music really reaches so deeply into the soul! I have heard no better violin music than that coming from this great German master. And that statement is made after having taken the likes of Biber (a genius and master of scordatura tuning), Vivaldi, Corelli and many others into consideration.
Menuhin is supposed to have made a recording of these complete works every decade reflecting his changed vision of them. A box set of these complete works was released in the 70's, perhaps the last in the series of these complete work recordings by him.
C’est toujours avec émotion, admiration et bonheur que j’écoute l’immense Yehudi Menuhim. Quel talent inoubliable avec ma gratitude infinie. Thierry de L’Epine
Majestuoso violinista!! Muchas gracias maestros Bach y Menuhin. Este disco es un inmenso vuelo lleno de coloridos entre otras cosas. Fantástico. Educativo y para disfrutar. Cheers Kapell Chang. Gracias.
@@user-un9bi1or9d I would consider it a high honor to eat in your home...I will content myself with your very kind invitation...may the powers above bless you with abundance and ease....dts
@@user-un9bi1or9d I would consider it a high honor to eat in your home...I will content myself with your very kind invitation...may the powers above bless you with abundance and ease....dts
Comforting, healing and beautiful. ~ I discovered this video about a week ago and since then have listened to it every evening. ~ Thank you very much for posting! ♥
Now I can really appreciate this . Those chords are difficult as heck for all but the most capable and disciplined and this is quite a pleasure to listen to. He knows just when to roll those large chords and how to finesse it so musically.
Wonderful,after a few seconds loomed up in my mind an imagine into shape of a painting,i don't know if it was a memory or an invention ,i felt it so deeply.That's the power of Bach.
Up till now I was only familiar with Rachel Podger's performance of these partitas and sonatas, which is terrific. Menuhin is also fabulous. Really draws out the tones, perhaps more dramatic.
vc precisa parar um momento do seu dia para ouvir Bach. Nao é como vc ouvir uma musica da radio, vc precisa parar e prestar atenção, se dedicar o máximo possivel pra ouvi-lo com a devida atenção.
I really like his style and interpretation, nothing comparable to him. Perlman has a good interpretation too, but with another interpretation, kind less aggressive than Menuhin I think.
TRACK LIST - DISC 1. Sonata No. 1 in G minor, BWV 1001: I. Adagio [0:00]; II. Fuga (Allegro) [4:38]; III. Siciliana [10:05]; IV. Presto [13:21]. Partita No. 1 in B minor, BWV 1002: I. Allemanda [16:54]; II. Double [22:34]; III. Corrente [27:36]; IV. Double (Presto) [30:36]; V. Sarabanda [33:41]; VI. Double [37:39]; VII. Tempo de Borea [40:35]; VIII. Double [43:52]. Sonata No. 2 in A minor, BWV 1003: I. Grave [47:10]; II. Fuga [51:30]; III. Andante [58:54]; IV. Allegro [1:04:25]. TRACK LIST - DISC 2. Partita No. 2 in D minor, BWV 1004 I. Allemanda [1:08:25]; II. Corrente [1:13:38]; III. Sarabanda [1:16:31]; IV. Giga [1:21:23]; V. Ciacconna [1:25:17]. Sonata No. 3 in C major, BWV 1005: I. Adagio [1:39:12]; II. Fuga [1:44:09]; III. Largo [1:55:51]; IV. Allegro assai [1:59:48]. Partita No. 3 in E major, BWV 1006: I. Preludio [2:04:51]; II. Louré [2:08:16]; III. Gavotte en rondeau [2:12:51]; IV. Menuets 1 - 2 - 1 [2:15:57]; V. Bourrée [2:20:20]; VI. Giga [2:21:46].
Бах сильно повлиял на культуру и музыкальные вкусы людей. Непонятно какие бы сегодня были предпочтения , если бы не Бах. Спасибо Ему большое. I"m take off hat before J. S.Bach.
Имел честь ЕГО видеть ,слышать и читать !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Советуюй вам,Анжела ,неприменно,почитать Его,- "Правду сказать,чёрта изгнать" написаную ,с Его воспопминаний,Его сыном Герардом ! На Германском :- Gerard Menuhin ,"Wahrheit sagen,Teufel jagen " !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The beginning of the Chaconne sounds like Bach's heart was being ripped out of him. I can see why some think he wrote it about the time his first wife died.
Bach es una montaña inmensa y misteriosa de sonoridades y diversidad musical. La interpretación de Menuhin es superlativa y a mi juicio no superada por ningún intérprete actual.
Siento caer las nubes, como trinos de violines del viejo Menuhin, y la noche cala tan profunda que evoco lejanas galaxias donde me escondo. La muerte me vigila de cerca, y pasea su túnica dejando hedores nauseabundos, desdobla su paso negro en mi pecho , doble cuerda que se derrite, y rebaso el vaso en que me ahogo con lágrimas de barro, y la noche cala tan profunda, y las nubes caen tan deprisa, y los trinos como ecos repitiéndose. Contemplo a lo lejos una estrella azul rodeada de nebulosas violetas, dicen los viejos astros, que la apodan Menuhin.
After reading all the various (and contradictory!) comments, I remembered what Albert Einstein said: "About Bach's life and works I have only this to say: listen, play, revere, and keep your mouth shut!"
Hacía tiempo que al oír algo no sentía el desgarro en el sonido. Una sensación que me transporta los sentidos creando una miscelánea donde sus elementos se fusionan.
"...J.S Bach, Dieu bienveillant auquel les musiciens devraient adresser une prière avant de se mettre au travail, pour se préserver de la médiocrité..."- Claude Debussy.
Ja, er ist der Bach-Violinist par exellence. Er kennt ihn. Er weiß um sein Innerstes. Und das war nur zur Ehre Gottes, d.h. unsere möglichen menschlichen Zukunft. Ich empfehle seinen Vortrag an der Royal Institution 1959 "Kunst und Wissenschaft als verwandte Begriffe". Diese dort dargestellte Einstellung ermöglichte ihm, Bach zu verstehen im Gegensatz zu vielen sentimentalistischen Bach-Interpreten. Ecce homo: Yehudi Menuhin!
TRACK LIST - DISC 1.
Sonata No. 1 in G minor, BWV 1001:
I. Adagio [0:00]
II. Fuga (Allegro) [4:38]
II. Siciliana [10:05]
IV. Presto [13:21]
Partita No. 1 in B minor, BWV 1002:
I. Allemanda [16:54]
II. Double [22:34]
III. Corrente [27:36]
IV. Double (Presto) [30:36]
V. Sarabanda [33:41]
VI. Double [37:39]
VII. Tempo de Borea [40:35]
VIII. Double [43:52]
Sonata No. 2 in A minor, BWV 1003:
I. Grave [47:10]
II. Fuga [51:30]
III. Andante [58:54]
IV. Allegro [1:04:25]
TRACK LIST - DISC 2.
Partita No. 2 in D minor, BWV 1004:
I. Allemanda [1:08:25]
II. Corrente [1:13:38]
III. Sarabanda [1:16:31]
IV. Giga [1:21:23]
V. Ciacconna [1:25:17]
Sonata No. 3 in C major, BWV 1005:
I. Adagio [1:39:12]
II. Fuga [1:44:09]
III. Largo [1:55:51]
IV. Allegro assai [1:59:48]
Partita No. 3 in E major, BWV 1006:
I. Preludio [2:04:51]
II. Louré [2:08:16]
III. Gavotte en rondeau [2:12:51]
IV. Menuets 1 - 2 - 1 [2:15:57]
V. Bourrée [2:20:20]
VI. Giga [2:21:46]
No one has reached deeper than this with violin...
***** wow
This is big-boned, old-school. romantic Bach. As much as I love the newer, sharper, cleaner takes of players like Podger, there's something uniquely satisfying about the touch of the old guard like Menuhin. The fact that Bach stands up to so many kinds of interpretation is a great testament.
Спасибо 🙏за возможность прикоснуться вечности и гениальности.Это Огромное наследие для будущего!!!!!!
J'ai rencontré ce maître en 1991, c'était un homme extraordinaire, d'une gentillesse à l'égal de son talent
Listened to full recording once every night for three nights straight. The playing is so full and the power is bursting from the music
You sir are a uber man of culture.
Menuhin made three complete recordings of the Sonatas and Partitas, the first in the mid-thirties when he was about fifteen, the second in the mid-fifties in mono, and this one from the seventies in stereo. All three are wonderful, this last one possibly the best of all, and all are available on CD in various issues from Warner-EMI. It is worthwhile having all three. Of course, there are many other fine performances also.
thanks for the advice. I'm just collecting
Quelles autres versions conseilleriez-vous, s'il vous plaît ?
TRACK LISTING - DISC 1
Sonata No. 1 in G minor, BWV 1001
I. Adagio - 0:00
II. Fugue - 4:38
III. Siciliano - 10:05
IV. Presto - 13:21
Partita No. 1 in B minor, BWV 1002
I. Allemande - 16:54
II. Double - 22:34
III. Courante - 27:36
IV. Double - 30:35
V. Sarabande - 33:41
VI. Double - 37:39
VII. Bourée - 40:34
VIII. Double - 43:51
Sonata No. 2 in A minor, BWV 1003
I. Grave - 47:10
II. Fugue - 51:30
III. Andante - 58:54
IV. Allegro - 1:04:25
TRACK LISTING - DISC 2
Partita No. 2 in D minor, BWV 1004
I. Allemande - 1:08:25
II. Courante - 1:13:38
III. Sarabande - 1:16:31
IV. Gigue - 1:21:23
V. Chaconne - 1:25:17
6. Sonata No. 3 in C major, BWV 1005
I. Adagio - 1:39:12
II. Fuga -
III. Largo -
IV. Allegro assai -
Partita No. 3 in E major, BWV 1006
I. Preludio -
II. Louré -
III. Gavotte en rondeau -
IV. Menuets 1 & 2 -
V. Bourrée -
VI. Gigue -
makhowine thanks this is so helpful!
V. Chaconne of the 2nd partita is one of my favorites
+makhowine A great big thanks to you.
+makhowine Thanks!!
+makhowine Great thanks!
Menuhin is great virtoso in this century. It's majestic and profound performance that is beyond description.
So beautiful and rare in a world full of misery and noise. Thank you for sharing. :)
True enough - yet that 'world of misery and noise' provided great musicians and great composers alike their breakfasts, dinner and suppers for sustenance and to go on!
Il y avait des anges sur terre, comme Menuhin et Lipatti...
There is pure magic about Bach. He stands alone atop of a wide musical landscape, unique in his simplicity and never ending modernity. His music resonates with me on almost physiological level, it fits my soul like a glove, whether to comfort me in sadness or to brighten my happy days. Forever grateful to Felix Mendelssohn for bringing Bach back to live - now to never disappear into oblivion. And Menuhin is one of the few who matched the score with the skill, emotion and depth. Truly divine union!
The presence of the Lord Jesus Christ is behind every note! PS check out KWVE.com- excellent Christian teaching!
@@martinweiss3054 Fuck off dude. Not the place to plug your bullshit.
@@brian3634 You are vulgar! And this is unforgivable, to say nothing about your disgusting atheism. Do not listen any more to Bach, you polute him and his work.
@@jeanghika7653 To imply that the music of Bach belongs solely to listeners of one particular denomination of people and not to the populace at large is pompous, elitist, and counter to Bach's own philosophy towards the creation of art. Additionally, to insult the character of another due to their system of belief, or lack thereof, is decidedly anti-christian and runs counter to your own Lord's message to love one's neighbor.
@@jeanghika7653 The thing about Christianity is that even Bible says that a true last religion will come. But for "some reason" most of the Christians didn't convert to it. Consider converting. Also this is a secular piece of music. Just because a priest composed it doesn't mean that it is related to Christianity.
completely incomparable. go ahead, listen to 20 other interpretations, some with immaculate performances but sorry, they are most often just playing the notes. Menuhin is a genius of interpretation. These pieces were merely studies in Bach's time, well Bach would be astounded with what Menuhin can do with them. He has transformed them into quite simply lyrical masterpieces with more emotion than a romantic opera. actually anything Menuhin does is gold. Why? It's because he is dripping with humanity. Watch his interviews, his way with people, his basic philosophy of music and it's relationship to mankind. Pick 5 people throughout history who you would choose to have dinner with. He's in that category for me. I first saw him perform solo when I was about 11 and I got to interview with him as a young violinist and receive a 1 minute lesson. Again, indescribable and incomparable master of the instrument.
Seconded.
That's simply not true. A lot of *other* great violinist gave great renditions of these partitas and sonatas.
For sure, playing the right notes is only part of the performance.
@@jansnauwaert1785 yes, like this one th-cam.com/video/wqaFYeZ6D3o/w-d-xo.html
What an inaccurate statement. This interpretation is an absolute abomination by today's standards - the ridiculous lack of dynamics, the incredible overuse of vibrato, and the way too slow tempos all contribute to one of the most disgusting sounding, nowhere near historically accurate performances of the Sonatas and Partitas. If you want some better performances, go listen to Rachel Podger and Shunske Sato on Baroque violin or Hilary Hahn on a modern violin.
Bach is the best composer ever...
amen
2+2 = 4
I also love Handel very much, but I agree that Bach has composed wonderful music and that he has given mankind a lot.
Bach, Mozart, Beethoven
@@gaboraranyi9936 Mozart, Beethoven, Bach! At least we mention the same three :)
This organic sound. This vibratios. This violin is a Menuhin extension.
The most beautiful violin playing I’ve ever heard
He got it from his Maestro, Georges Enesco. Try and find the records of these same Sonatas and Partitas with Maestro Georges Enesco. Despite his age, he was as near as possible to perfection.
This is the greatest piece of Western solo instrumental work I have yet encountered.
I am sorry to ask, but does the East really have anything comparable to Bach?
@@marisamartin3664 yes
@@marisamartin3664 girl…
@@marisamartin3664 dear Marisa, JSB IS ALONE IN EVERY PLACE OF THE UNIVERSE.
I saw him play in Sydney many years age and oh my God it changed my life.
Michajeru aaay ajaaaaaaaaaa
Envy you!
how?
When i was teenager , 16 or 17 years old in 1986 or 87, i saw him play in a concert in a church in France, it was fantastic!. At these période, I was a violin student in a small city in France, so i was a big Menuhin fan. I'm now a Gitlis fan
Maestro Menuhin appears to interpret the JS Bach violin sonatas at the highest level throughout his life. Fluid, technically sufficient, haunting, passionate, joyful and spiritual. These are of the highest mark and caliber for which you will find a very short list of violinists on. Beautiful! and his double, presto and allegro just shred!
Really high level of performance!
a truly great violinist unafraid to go to his soul and that of Bach. it is soul music
*This is how the eternity sounds like! As a musician, for me this playing is the to closest what Bach intended with his Music ...*
i disagree - as there is eternity in hell as well as heaven...
When we go with God.
The voice of life
If one wants costanltly to be born one has to listen to the Bach"s Music. Tepper Michael.
Menuhin at the height of his powers with the music he handle's best, indeed he makes of Bach on a solo violin something extraordinary, lyrical,complex, dancing, eliding, traversing, haunting to the point one cannot believe this is a single instument
Ralph Berney 吉幾三 酒よ
Bach's violin music really reaches so deeply into the soul! I have heard no better violin music than that coming from this great German master. And that statement is made after having taken the likes of Biber (a genius and master of scordatura tuning), Vivaldi, Corelli and many others into consideration.
Menuhin really excels with this performance. Flawless!
Voilà un Violon que l’ont n’oublie pas ces notes mélancoliques est superbe Eddy Milouiy c’est sublime j’adore
....been listening for over an hour now.... and it's confirming what I've known for years - Yehudi Menuhin's violin drips honey..... sweet honey!
Magnificent music and a great performance. I listen again and again.
Menuhin is supposed to have made a recording of these complete works every decade reflecting his changed vision of them. A box set of these complete works was released in the 70's, perhaps the last in the series of these complete work recordings by him.
Welch ein seelenvolles Geigenspiel!
it is so beautiful, each note makes them dance to my soul ....
L'extraordinaire puissance de JSBach et, ici, de YM, pour faire de superbes polyphonies avec un instrument par essence monodique !!
The golden age of the virtuoso. A life totally devoted to his art.
Chaconne is the best composition of the History. The more beautiful, perfect, heart touching
C’est toujours avec émotion, admiration et bonheur que j’écoute l’immense Yehudi Menuhim. Quel talent inoubliable avec ma gratitude infinie.
Thierry de L’Epine
Majestuoso violinista!! Muchas gracias maestros Bach y Menuhin. Este disco es un inmenso vuelo lleno de coloridos entre otras cosas. Fantástico. Educativo y para disfrutar. Cheers Kapell Chang. Gracias.
Beautifully played. God bless him & his gift. Thanks for sharing from Upstate NY😘
One of the best pieces I have ever heard. This guy is amazing.
Menuhin ist der großartigste Virtuose! Ich habe ihn des Öfteren hören können. Grandios!
+Bärbel Lerch soll heißen "war"
2:06:30-2:06:46 the most beautiful section I have ever heard on violin. Touches my soul
the best played by the best
I adore Heifetz for his great techniques and musicality, Oistrakh for his great sound, but as for Menuhin, I adore his gteat heart and Soul.
メニューインのヴァイオリンが一番好きです。
気品と熱情が伝わってきます。
Beyond ethereal and heavenly...amazing sound to soothe the soul...dts
I’m going to have pizza
I wishing you were able to help eat dinner at my house
Subarasii said that he would like the same
@@user-un9bi1or9d I would consider it a high honor to eat in your home...I will content myself with your very kind invitation...may the powers above bless you with abundance and ease....dts
@@user-un9bi1or9d I would consider it a high honor to eat in your home...I will content myself with your very kind invitation...may the powers above bless you with abundance and ease....dts
소리의 풍성함,
그러면서 따스하고 감동적입니다.
그야말로 전설이네요.
Indeed, very touching, tender
Sehr feinfühlig und zugleich klar. Menuhin ist der würdige Interpret Bachs. Meine bevorzugte Einspielung. Vielen Dank für diese unvergängliche Musik.
Comforting, healing and beautiful. ~ I discovered this video about a week ago and since then have listened to it every evening. ~ Thank you very much for posting! ♥
1:25:30 chaconne - amazing.
Imagine how good it would be to hear Sir play on modern strings!
Now I can really appreciate this . Those chords are difficult as heck for all but the most capable and disciplined and this is quite a pleasure to listen to. He knows just when to roll those large chords and how to finesse it so musically.
Bach hören und gleichzeitig über Riemannsche Flächen lesen. In Deutsch. Mathematikers Freude.
Wonderful,after a few seconds loomed up in my mind an imagine into shape of a painting,i don't know if it was a memory or an invention ,i felt it so deeply.That's the power of Bach.
Не могу оторваться это можно слушать вечно
現役最後の公演を昭和女子大学人見記念講堂で聴きにいきました。その時は、ベートーベンの協奏曲でしたが、アンコールでこの曲から弾かれました。CDは杯盤になりましたが、人間性溢れる名演奏だとおもいます。
教えて下さい。廃盤になったということなのですが、CDの情報がわかりましたら。この動画と同じ音源（同録音年）のが欲しいのです。
Up till now I was only familiar with Rachel Podger's performance of these partitas and sonatas, which is terrific. Menuhin is also fabulous. Really draws out the tones, perhaps more dramatic.
one might even say dramatic theatrical and there is something universal in this.
É Bach em presença; é a arte viva do violino.
Não se sabe onde um começa e outro termina.
Menuhin é essa proeza artística. Bach, o imenso.
Parabéns.
vc precisa parar um momento do seu dia para ouvir Bach. Nao é como vc ouvir uma musica da radio, vc precisa parar e prestar atenção, se dedicar o máximo possivel pra ouvi-lo com a devida atenção.
Thanks Kapell Chang ,magnifique interprétation de Bach par Menuhin ce merveilleux violoniste dans nos coeurs
This sends shivers throughout my body, oh wow
I really like his style and interpretation, nothing comparable to him. Perlman has a good interpretation too, but with another interpretation, kind less aggressive than Menuhin I think.
TRACK LIST - DISC 1.
Sonata No. 1 in G minor, BWV 1001: I. Adagio [0:00]; II. Fuga (Allegro) [4:38]; III. Siciliana [10:05]; IV. Presto [13:21].
Partita No. 1 in B minor, BWV 1002: I. Allemanda [16:54]; II. Double [22:34]; III. Corrente [27:36]; IV. Double (Presto) [30:36]; V. Sarabanda [33:41]; VI. Double [37:39]; VII. Tempo de Borea [40:35]; VIII. Double [43:52].
Sonata No. 2 in A minor, BWV 1003: I. Grave [47:10]; II. Fuga [51:30]; III. Andante [58:54]; IV. Allegro [1:04:25].
TRACK LIST - DISC 2.
Partita No. 2 in D minor, BWV 1004 I. Allemanda [1:08:25]; II. Corrente [1:13:38]; III. Sarabanda [1:16:31]; IV. Giga [1:21:23]; V. Ciacconna [1:25:17].
Sonata No. 3 in C major, BWV 1005: I. Adagio [1:39:12]; II. Fuga [1:44:09]; III. Largo [1:55:51]; IV. Allegro assai [1:59:48].
Partita No. 3 in E major, BWV 1006: I. Preludio [2:04:51]; II. Louré [2:08:16]; III. Gavotte en rondeau [2:12:51]; IV. Menuets 1 - 2 - 1 [2:15:57]; V. Bourrée [2:20:20]; VI. Giga [2:21:46].
I know you posted this a year ago but thank you so much. This means so much to me and a lot of other people.
thanks man
this is a delight to follow the whole structure.
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I would gladly fix it, if I could. It's up to the editor/administrator to decide this. Thanks to you all.
Increíble, realmente increíble! Gloria eterna al Kantor de Leipzig!
Gloria eterna a Dios, el Dios de Bach.
Большое спасибо, потрясающая, живая музыка в потрясающем исполнении
Бесподобно! Perfekt !
I needed that. Soaked it up like a sponge.
Pure music, pure musicianship. Quite superb.
this is beautiful music
Great performance, thank you.
menuhins tone struck the heart.
Sublime Bach for ever and ever!! Sublime Yehudi Menuhin thank you so much!!!
Increible música!
That chaconne sends chills down my body...
Chaconne from about 1'26" - amazing.
Бах сильно повлиял на культуру и музыкальные вкусы людей. Непонятно какие бы сегодня были предпочтения , если бы не Бах. Спасибо Ему большое. I"m take off hat before J. S.Bach.
This Music make me spiritual alart in always, and give me heavenly imaginations.
Чудесно!
Лучший из лучших - ученик великого скрипача, пианиста, композитора Энеску!
Имел честь ЕГО видеть ,слышать и читать !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Советуюй вам,Анжела ,неприменно,почитать Его,- "Правду сказать,чёрта изгнать"
написаную ,с Его воспопминаний,Его сыном Герардом !
На Германском :- Gerard Menuhin ,"Wahrheit sagen,Teufel jagen " !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic Maestro
The beginning of the Chaconne sounds like Bach's heart was being ripped out of him. I can see why some think he wrote it about the time his first wife died.
Wow! What a breathtaking piece! Great Job!
Bach es una montaña inmensa y misteriosa de sonoridades y diversidad musical. La interpretación de Menuhin es superlativa y a mi juicio no superada por ningún intérprete actual.
@Roberto Salazar G. I'm checking him out, thanks.
Concordo perfeitamente
So beautiful and touching, the best version I ever heard!
무반주 바이올린소나타들 최고의 바이올린작품이다. 연주도 차갑고 명징하다
Siento caer las nubes,
como trinos de violines del viejo Menuhin,
y la noche cala tan profunda
que evoco lejanas galaxias donde me escondo.
La muerte me vigila de cerca,
y pasea su túnica dejando hedores nauseabundos,
desdobla su paso negro
en mi pecho , doble cuerda que se derrite,
y rebaso el vaso en que me ahogo con lágrimas de barro,
y la noche cala tan profunda,
y las nubes caen tan deprisa,
y los trinos como ecos repitiéndose.
Contemplo a lo lejos una estrella azul
rodeada de nebulosas violetas,
dicen los viejos astros,
que la apodan Menuhin.
De quien es el poema?
Me encantan estas obras ¡Que polifonía, de otro mundo! y ¡ Que interpretación, fraseo, respiración, articulación (...) !!!
Dad, sos un genio.
¿Viste el fraseo? Carajo. ¿Se puede decir carajo?
Saludotes
Claudio
OMG just the first accord hooked me already!
After reading all the various (and contradictory!) comments, I remembered what Albert Einstein said: "About Bach's life and works I have only this to say: listen, play, revere, and keep your mouth shut!"
Great violinist
Yehudi is the best
I'm agree with you dear fellow Mohammed.
Y listened Yehudi my entire childhood.
Best regards.
Claudio
Bravo, Menuhin!
É único! Supremo! Magnífico!!! Rezo ouvindo o toque do Maestro.
Divino.Un ascenso al cielo.
tão lindo que chega a doer...
Mesmo! 💜
Hacía tiempo que al oír algo no sentía el desgarro en el sonido. Una sensación que me transporta los sentidos creando una miscelánea donde sus elementos se fusionan.
Vitavieest 2
This is sublime.
Sublime...
Merveilleux , Inégalable ..... !!!!
"...J.S Bach, Dieu bienveillant auquel les musiciens devraient adresser une prière avant de se mettre au travail, pour se préserver de la médiocrité..."- Claude Debussy.
It's so expressive and beautiful.
Excepcional maravilloso , muchas gracias !!! 🌹🌹🌹
der grossartigste Virtuose!!
*_Einer_* der großartigsten und - was fast noch wichtiger ist - einer der menschlichsten :)
Ja, er ist der Bach-Violinist par exellence. Er kennt ihn. Er weiß um sein Innerstes. Und das war nur zur Ehre Gottes, d.h. unsere möglichen menschlichen Zukunft. Ich empfehle seinen Vortrag an der Royal Institution 1959 "Kunst und Wissenschaft als verwandte Begriffe". Diese dort dargestellte Einstellung ermöglichte ihm, Bach zu verstehen im Gegensatz zu vielen sentimentalistischen Bach-Interpreten. Ecce homo: Yehudi Menuhin!
wirchklich! :-)
Magnífico!!
simply the most impressive, in technique and emotional awareness...