Yes, I think the Art of Violin extract was another occasion, but these performances really show how under-estimated Ferras is in the current scheme of things. Unashamedly romantic and a bit fruity, but what a fabulous core sound he has.
I am sorry for that. But these youtubers have forbidden to upload mor than 10 min. And so cutting the video led to this technical problem. If you want to have the whole video contact me.
Nice comment, but you're not right, the part where Ferras plays in the film is another one. If you compare them to each other you will see differences - camera, sound and playing, I think even bowing and fingerings are different. Don't know where they shot the part for "The Art of Violin", even if it is the same year, the recordings are not the same.
Great music, but unless its just me the sound is out of sync with the video. It's actually kind of interesting to watch like this. Like a conductor staying ahead of the orchestra, you can see the motions first then hear the music made by them.
What a great maestro and human he was. That concentrate vibrato and those glissando's, can't be described with words. The world will always miss him..
¡I am speechless...!
Look at how his facial expression changes around 2:48! Pure sweetness. He seems to be remembering a dear memory.
wow! Thank you for this..
Bravo!!! maestro!!
With the dispearance of Ferras, France has no more a violin master of this level.
perfect
Yes, I think the Art of Violin extract was another occasion, but these performances really show how under-estimated Ferras is in the current scheme of things. Unashamedly romantic and a bit fruity, but what a fabulous core sound he has.
I am sorry for that. But these youtubers have forbidden to upload mor than 10 min. And so cutting the video led to this technical problem. If you want to have the whole video contact me.
@@ltgz881 Unfortunately not. I do have the original DVD, though
I simply adore the camera work! So dramatic!!!
Nice comment, but you're not right, the part where Ferras plays in the film is another one. If you compare them to each other you will see differences - camera, sound and playing, I think even bowing and fingerings are different. Don't know where they shot the part for "The Art of Violin", even if it is the same year, the recordings are not the same.
Great music, but unless its just me the sound is out of sync with the video. It's actually kind of interesting to watch like this. Like a conductor staying ahead of the orchestra, you can see the motions first then hear the music made by them.
fantastic this is.... 1:21 THAT VIOLA IS HUUUUGE.