+Brendo AllMetal Exactly (y) Paganini was the first real 'shredder' on violin in time the electric guitar still didn't existed. And he was also great virtuoso on the classical guitar as well.
Melinda Orlo I played the violin from elementary to Highschool and still now, but I honestly kept to myself in music class cause only true music lovers stick to classical
Niccolò Paganini, born October 27, 1782, is still considered by many the greatest violin virtuosi to have ever lived. While the 19th century saw several extraordinary violinists, the Italian Paganini was so beyond his peers that it was rumored by his contemporaries that he had sold his soul to the devil.
He also apparently rejected to have his last rites recited to him before he dies, so those people who thought he sold his soul kinda too that heavily. Toe a couple decades for a new kind to decide to give him a proper burial.
Niccolò Paganini was amazing composer *and* performer -- and kind of a rock star of his time. What they show in this scene from the movie is accurate to accounts of his concerts. Women screamed, fainted. It was said by some that he sold his soul to the devil to play that well -- thus, the part with the devil's silhouette behind him. Paganini played it all up for all it was worth! As for the piece, it's astonishingly difficult to play, as Wikipedia notes: "Widely considered one of the most difficult pieces ever written for the solo violin, it requires many highly advanced techniques such as parallel octaves and rapid shifting covering many intervals, extremely fast scales and arpeggios including minor scales in thirds and tenths, left hand pizzicato, high positions, and quick string crossing." This movie is great fun! The music is for the ages.
Well, It was people who refused to believe Paganini had that amazing talent who said that he sold his soul to the devil. People think that it is not humanly possible for someone to play songs like Paganini, so back in those days, the 'logical' explanation was he sold his soul to the devil, hence the name the 'Devil's Violinist'. Though he was said to be extremely charismatic and the music he played was very mesmerizing, traits of a devil, wouldn't you say?
Damion Lai Or traits of an angel! lol! Great comment - he was extraordinary, for sure. It was also said of blues great Robert Johnson that he sold his soul to the devil to play as he did. Interesting and ancient meme, this idea that a "devil" can give one talents and gifts and that such goodness and talent could not be inherent in someone.
That's called jealousy, when David Garrett first broke the world record, many people also would've said he sold his soul to the devil. Nowadays, people have a new term for the phrase "selling one's soul to a devil", people call it 'cheating'... When people achieve great results, people who are jealous will claim that they cheated...
Damion Lai Yes, sadly, that is common, and alas, too often, real cheating too...Lance Armstrong comes to mind, in a sport where arguably nearly *everyone* cheats in some way, if they can...
Damion Lai Every time a person does something extraordinary the prudes attribute it to it being "ungodly" because there's no one else in the world who can do it. David garret is an EXCEPTIONAL talent and I can see why they'd pick him for the role of N. paganini. I watched the movie and I have to say he's no great actor, but I'd watch it again and again because seeing him and listening to him play those "devilishly wonderful" pieces is a delight to ALL the senses!!
For all those wondering, Paganini was an accomplished guitar player and got a lot of ideas and techniques from the guitar onto the violin. So yeah, he really was the originally heavy metal guy.
Paganini only published the 24 Caprices as violin study pieces, but to make a living he had to tour Europe and orchestral pieces were written to accompany him-however as you can see, the notes on the page are inferior to the man himself, with the first chair and conductor struggling to keep up
I feel like because Garret was pretending to be Paganini and the crowd with the girls, he really just did the best version of the Caprice I've heard, and I've listened to most of the first search results. There is something I really like about this performance, and nothing will best it.
I remember living in a halfway house and basically working to barely survive after I had a DUI, and only being to ride to work on an e-scooter. One day my playlist brought on this piece and boy, did that song help me out in tough times, its just so thrilling. Now I'm sober and have kept working up to a position that has kept me on my feet. Thanks Paganini
Niccolo Paganini, in his time, was extraordinary. He was so great that some people thought that he was not human. These people forced him to write to his mother to prove his being. IDK what happened next. I got scared so I stopped reading!
Anybody else friggin breathless??? Man that guy is good! Literally in shock after watching this performance. What an incredible talent this man has both to play the part of Paganini, as well as actually PLAY the part of Paganini!!! I'm enthralled!
I adore the magnificent performance of David Garrett, the brilliant musician, the magic Prince of classical music of the greatest masterpiece of the Italian composer, the bright personality of the classical period of Niccolo Paganini «Caprice 24». My favorite genre is classic. And my favorite actor and musician of genius violinist David Garrett. His creativity is unique. Stage image brilliant, magnificent manner of execution, the subtle perception of music, charm, uniqueness, delights millions of fans. Your refined, virtuoso style of performing pizzicato in all compositions, has no analogues = the peak of perfection. You have been given a sacred role to chanting the world of beauty, harmony, love. Magnificentl orchestra with excellent musicians with filigree technique and perfect game. Thank you for a magical music and pleasure that you bring to your fans. Your concerts holiday bright music and unforgettable spectacle. Stunning success!!!
I'm mesmerized, not by Paganini ('cause he is dead), but by David and his enormous talent. And not only that, he has that charismatic stage presence, which is, I guess it is unmatched in the classical world. I love a lot of other "violin gods and godesses", but bec of his certain charisma, he is my absolute favourite. I just can't listen to anyone else regarding the violin...
He's playing an urtext version!!!! Either Barenreiter, Ricordi, or off the manuscript. You can tell because he uses Paganini's bowings. They make it more musical, not just technical. Very well done.
Whenever I hear beautiful music like this I close my eyes and imagine it is Erik from Gaston Leroux’s Phantom Of The Opera playing for Christine. I have read the book over 60 times since I was 14 years old and I love all the music that the author mentions in the story. I can picture Erik playing the violin or a piano or organ. But I can especially imagine him singing with the voice of an angel. My favorite part of the book is when Erik has brought Christine to see his rooms below the opera house. He shows her his bedroom and Christine sees the notes to Dies Irae written in red all over the walls. Then she notices the coffin and Erik tells he that is where he sleeps. Many people would be scared to see such a sight but I would be enraptured as I am sure Christine was. I hope this has inspired many of you reading these words to read the book. Please. You won’t regret it.
Look at the Lindsey Sterling-she has lots of fans. It all depends on the personality. Personalities are what attracts people. Of course talent is necessary as well.
Yoo Sung Lee pretty good! i actually "dumbed it down" a lil. You know the arc and pizzacato alternating part? I just play without plucking. haha; it's such a fun piece to play!
Levente Molnár scuse me!!! I am Italian I hi hi hi. .. Niccolò is the best violinist for ever. Heifetz not is the best violinist maybe the best violinist in 1900...but there are many violinist similar heifetz for example milstein, menuhin, stern..... Many regards! !!!! ;---) Niccolò is God of violin and your music for me is the best is this world because is so malinconic , lyrical and violinistic for example concerto of bramhs not is liric and violonistic....For me there are many beautiful concert for violin but music of Niccolò is simple Unic and super beautiful absolutely. Max ;-)
I guess this was the ambiance that Paganini played his 24th caprice. Sure.....people got crazy and Paganini got worshipped. BTW: very nicely played by Garrett!
In my opinion, the person who plays Charlotte here looks a little like Emma Watson. My favourite part is where the girl faints and when Charlotte Laughs when the stage goes Puff!
+Marybeth Langendorf Dude was ugly af... pale, skinny and bad teeth. never forget what movies do in terms of making them more appealing. medias.medici.tv/artist/niccolo-paganini_jpg_240x240_crop_upscale_q95.jpg
Realmente es admirable el talento primero de Paganini para componer tan bellas piezas y Garret por poder interpretarlas con la pasión rencarnada del primero ... Aplausos 😢
David Garrett = The great composer and musician! Magnificent soloist violinist = Prince charming classical music that captivates and takes a dream, inspiration. I adore you for the unique talent = stage persona brilliant, irresistible! Your performances, your craftsmanship, your repertoire, your performance of masterpieces of classical music = most luxurious romantic style is unparalleled. I love the performance of captivating melodies Nocturne, which is based on melodiousness. Flourishing genre nocturne reached in his work the great composer Federico Chopin = charming era of Romanticism. I adore the magnificent performance greatest masterpiece «Caprice» music of the Italian violin virtuoso, brilliant personality of the Classical period Niccolo Paganini. International career did you rightfully his talent with a gorgeous play on his favorite instrument = violin. Execution of such masterpieces brings us great pleasure. Many thanks for the magical music.
semplicemente un dio del violino .grazie a questi interpreti possiamo rivivere la grande musica del passato, che poi e' senza tempo.grazie david garrett.
Ни один музыкат...не сыграет так роль в фильме.А Дэвид сыграл и сыграл колоссально и при этом сам музыкально озвучил.Браво наш,Дэвид.Ты первый.Береги тебя Всевышний всегда и везде.Мое уважение!
Здравствуй дорогой Дэвид давно не слушала твою музыку и я встретила тебя с большой радостью в интернете Какие у тебя роскошные волосы они такие же красивые как твоя музыка Люблю тебя очень очень...Я скучаю по твоей музыке.С великой любовью к тебе и к твоей Великой музыке.Татьяна
This guy writing down Paganinis works can be Franz Liszt. He looks very similar to his portraits from 1830's (exept of the hair color, but maybe because of the lights...) Liszt has actually rewritten some of Paganini's works (called Grandes études de Paganini) so this could be a reference dedicated to pepole who know it. I'm not sure, if it's true. Correct me, if I'm wrong.
It could also be Heinrich Wilhem Ernst. Apparently he was so gifted that he once reproduced Paganini's Nel cor pìù non mi sento and many of Paganini's compositions by ear by hiding in a room next to where Paganini was staying.
Paganini born in a world, and this world never cannot understand your Virtuosismo, The "Devil's" Violinist is still today the Greatest violinist in the history
David Garrett é um virtuoso violinista teuto-americano que nasceu em Aachen, Alemanha, filho de uma bailarina americana (Dove-Marie Garrett), e um advogado e leiloeiro alemão (Georg Peter Bongartz). Aqui ele interpreta o "lendário" (porém muito real) compositor e violinista italiano que revolucionou a arte de tocar violino, e deixou a sua marca como um dos pilares da moderna técnica de violino, Niccolò Paganini, no filme The Devil's Violinist (ou, O violinista do diabo). Talvez tenha sido assim que, verdadeiramente, nasceu o moderno Showbiz (e a tietagem desenfreada).
Thank you! Love wonderful music films,this is one of the best!By the way this music lives on only because ,hard working Artist here ,concerts after concerts all over the world, play them outstanding way!Violin1 sounds superb,love it :)
Was anyone else bothered about the fact that he was supposed to be playing an Italian but had very German accent? No? Good. Just watch his fingers. They're magnificent.
Bravooooo david!!!!!you are great bro!!!!!!👍👍👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎bravooooooo!!!!👍maestro!!!!!👌👌👌👌👌🎯🎯🎯🎯♥♥♥
Jako tohle je nejlepsi pokus o napodobeni Paganiniho pecka jak ten klip i zahrani skoda ze se neda cestovat v case aby to clovek porovnal s originalem:)
i just see this and i think "i will play this shit one day" and then i remember i am on the first volume of suzuki violin and i get depressed... but still believing i will play this shit one day
![Paganini Caprice no.5 [HQ]](/img/n.gif)
The best part about the movie is that they looked for a violinist instead of an actor to play Paganini
@@coldsea9530 right back at ya
legit violinist 😂😂😂
@@coldsea9530 It wasnt 2020 when he commented. Also, he's right. So you should get a life.
@AgestaDesu What if all the watches in his house got stuck before new years and he's still in 2019
@@coldsea9530 then why are you here?🤣 Like dafuq
he looks like a rockstar playing his eletric guitar
+Brendo AllMetal Exactly (y) Paganini was the first real 'shredder' on violin in time the electric guitar still didn't existed. And he was also great virtuoso on the classical guitar as well.
he pretty much invented tapping
Look up Paganini Caprice no. 1. THAT'S where shredding comes from!
Ben Lee? Well I think Paganini is the first violin rockstar
If you play his songs on guitar then it sounds quite similar to solos during rock/metal songs. Check out steve vai playing paganini caprice 5
We could have something like this at school instead of rap battles
I did it with my friend once lmao
Kevan Bianco Yes we did,in Italy we have orchestras after school
Kevan Bianco ok
Lmao ^
Melinda Orlo
I played the violin from elementary to Highschool and still now, but I honestly kept to myself in music class cause only true music lovers stick to classical
Niccolò Paganini, born October 27, 1782, is still considered by many the greatest violin virtuosi to have ever lived. While the 19th century saw several extraordinary violinists, the Italian Paganini was so beyond his peers that it was rumored by his contemporaries that he had sold his soul to the devil.
He also apparently rejected to have his last rites recited to him before he dies, so those people who thought he sold his soul kinda too that heavily. Toe a couple decades for a new kind to decide to give him a proper burial.
Italy in the heart
@@gianrosso3672 Sempre!
Despite being Italian he made the most money in the most un-Catholic place, in England.
Orgoglio italiano! Paganini!
Niccolò Paganini was amazing composer *and* performer -- and kind of a rock star of his time. What they show in this scene from the movie is accurate to accounts of his concerts. Women screamed, fainted. It was said by some that he sold his soul to the devil to play that well -- thus, the part with the devil's silhouette behind him. Paganini played it all up for all it was worth! As for the piece, it's astonishingly difficult to play, as Wikipedia notes:
"Widely considered one of the most difficult pieces ever written for the solo violin, it requires many highly advanced techniques such as parallel octaves and rapid shifting covering many intervals, extremely fast scales and arpeggios including minor scales in thirds and tenths, left hand pizzicato, high positions, and quick string crossing."
This movie is great fun! The music is for the ages.
Well, It was people who refused to believe Paganini had that amazing talent who said that he sold his soul to the devil. People think that it is not humanly possible for someone to play songs like Paganini, so back in those days, the 'logical' explanation was he sold his soul to the devil, hence the name the 'Devil's Violinist'. Though he was said to be extremely charismatic and the music he played was very mesmerizing, traits of a devil, wouldn't you say?
Damion Lai Or traits of an angel! lol! Great comment - he was extraordinary, for sure. It was also said of blues great Robert Johnson that he sold his soul to the devil to play as he did. Interesting and ancient meme, this idea that a "devil" can give one talents and gifts and that such goodness and talent could not be inherent in someone.
That's called jealousy, when David Garrett first broke the world record, many people also would've said he sold his soul to the devil. Nowadays, people have a new term for the phrase "selling one's soul to a devil", people call it 'cheating'... When people achieve great results, people who are jealous will claim that they cheated...
Damion Lai Yes, sadly, that is common, and alas, too often, real cheating too...Lance Armstrong comes to mind, in a sport where arguably nearly *everyone* cheats in some way, if they can...
Damion Lai Every time a person does something extraordinary the prudes attribute it to it being "ungodly" because there's no one else in the world who can do it. David garret is an EXCEPTIONAL talent and I can see why they'd pick him for the role of N. paganini. I watched the movie and I have to say he's no great actor, but I'd watch it again and again because seeing him and listening to him play those "devilishly wonderful" pieces is a delight to ALL the senses!!
Meet our ancestors: the fangirls.
Me: *press E to shame*
E
Some things never change
E
@First Last yes
For all those wondering, Paganini was an accomplished guitar player and got a lot of ideas and techniques from the guitar onto the violin. So yeah, he really was the originally heavy metal guy.
The grandfather of Metal
And mandolin!
caprice 24 was never meant to be played with an orchestra but i have to admit it, it does sound amazing!!! :)
Paganini only published the 24 Caprices as violin study pieces, but to make a living he had to tour Europe and orchestral pieces were written to accompany him-however as you can see, the notes on the page are inferior to the man himself, with the first chair and conductor struggling to keep up
I feel like because Garret was pretending to be Paganini and the crowd with the girls, he really just did the best version of the Caprice I've heard, and I've listened to most of the first search results. There is something I really like about this performance, and nothing will best it.
Its actually pre recorded
@@ashtray8092 pre recorded but the extras on the movie did say he played live every time. That’s why the editor sometimes had syncing issues
David Garrett actually plays unbelievable AND inspires this reaction in real life.
The worlds first metal fans just a couple centuries too soon :)
Headbanging classical style ftw
best comment ever. XD
yeah, this is art and now metal is art too
threalis Maradona
Angra - Angels Cry
I remember living in a halfway house and basically working to barely survive after I had a DUI, and only being to ride to work on an e-scooter. One day my playlist brought on this piece and boy, did that song help me out in tough times, its just so thrilling. Now I'm sober and have kept working up to a position that has kept me on my feet. Thanks Paganini
David Garett young and very talented violonist featuring The violonist Paganini.
Bonsoir Lisa merci pour se magnifique video j'adore D G bisous mon amie 👍 ❤ 🌹
Je sais que tu l'adores. Cette video est pour toi et Marlyng Marlyng. Bisous,chère Sylvie;
Merci LISA Bisous ma chère amie bonne journée
thanks for your sincere compliments and love, i'm not complete without you as my fan i have you to be most thankful for🎻🎻
Niccolo Paganini, in his time, was extraordinary. He was so great that some people thought that he was not human. These people forced him to write to his mother to prove his being. IDK what happened next. I got scared so I stopped reading!
Omg where did you read that, do you have a link ?
@@luisedfreerunner4154 he was also said to be a devil in disguise due to his skills lmao
Anybody else friggin breathless??? Man that guy is good! Literally in shock after watching this performance. What an incredible talent this man has both to play the part of Paganini, as well as actually PLAY the part of Paganini!!! I'm enthralled!
Cos he is a professional violinist. David Garrett.
He pretended to play because he could not.
@@maggiemae7539 that's not true. He is a concert violinist in real life.
@@maggiemae7539 idiot, he plays it live on a concert with millions of people watching
Becoz he is David Garrett!
this sounds amazing and perfect!
LMAO ODDVIOLIN UR HERE
6 likes Lol
10th like!
i really hope you are being sarcastic
Agree. That is why I composed paganini etude 6
What's crazy is David has no problem playing concerto 24 in front of a live audience too he played the part well!
The best part is the left hand pizzicato bit. :D
Look at Alexander Markov playing it
I wish that I can listen to this masterpiece for the first time again.
"No bow hairs were harmed in the making of this film"
look at his bow i near 3:39
The bow hairs went unharmed however the whole bow was destroyed
Yeah not really
@@jalavaekalb2534 It makes it look even more savage actually. He's shredding his bow for real.
Actually 1 bow hair was killed in this scene
I love the whole entire piece but 2:17 is my absolute favorite part
De'Asha Mitchell Same lol
2:01
I adore the magnificent performance of David Garrett, the brilliant musician, the magic Prince of classical music of the greatest masterpiece of the Italian composer, the bright personality of the classical period of Niccolo Paganini «Caprice 24». My favorite genre is classic. And my favorite actor and musician of genius violinist David Garrett. His creativity is unique. Stage image brilliant, magnificent manner of execution, the subtle perception of music, charm, uniqueness, delights millions of fans. Your refined, virtuoso style of performing pizzicato in all compositions, has no analogues = the peak of perfection. You have been given a sacred role to chanting the world of beauty, harmony, love. Magnificentl orchestra with excellent musicians with filigree technique and perfect game. Thank you for a magical music and pleasure that you bring to your fans. Your concerts holiday bright music and unforgettable spectacle. Stunning success!!!
Paganini: the man who invented shredding!
Indeed. Listen to his Caprice No. 1.
A violin shredder
Violin and guitar. Paganini played both and wrote arrangements for several of his caprices (including this one) for both instruments.
Also sweep picking
I'm mesmerized, not by Paganini ('cause he is dead), but by David and his enormous talent. And not only that, he has that charismatic stage presence, which is, I guess it is unmatched in the classical world. I love a lot of other "violin gods and godesses", but bec of his certain charisma, he is my absolute favourite. I just can't listen to anyone else regarding the violin...
He's playing an urtext version!!!! Either Barenreiter, Ricordi, or off the manuscript.
You can tell because he uses Paganini's bowings. They make it more musical, not just technical. Very well done.
Whenever I hear beautiful music like this I close my eyes and imagine it is Erik from Gaston Leroux’s Phantom Of The Opera playing for Christine.
I have read the book over 60 times since I was 14 years old and I love all the music that the author mentions in the story. I can picture Erik playing the violin or a piano or organ. But I can especially imagine him singing with the voice of an angel.
My favorite part of the book is when Erik has brought Christine to see his rooms below the opera house. He shows her his bedroom and Christine sees the notes to Dies Irae written in red all over the walls. Then she notices the coffin and Erik tells he that is where he sleeps.
Many people would be scared to see such a sight but I would be enraptured as I am sure Christine was.
I hope this has inspired many of you reading these words to read the book. Please. You won’t regret it.
Yess!
Then: girls fangirl over violinist
Now: girls fangirl over JB or 1D
The times have changed...
Lena Lee somebody is stuck in 2012 pop culture
Lena Lee I think I was born in the wrong century
I'm a chick and don't know who 1D is. Is that bad?
Lena Lee lĺ
Look at the Lindsey Sterling-she has lots of fans. It all depends on the personality. Personalities are what attracts people. Of course talent is necessary as well.
듣다 기절할뻔했네, 보고 또봐도 언제나 멋진 연주입니다^^
Everyone else: "Wow, that was awesome"
Me: "I want that fucking coat"
Hell, i assume.. i want that coat too |o|
Jesse Crump me: I WANT THAT TALENT!!! (and the coat)
Jesse Crump and role the world👑
same
Paganini himself couldn't have done it any better. BRAVO, David!!!! I admire your talent.
I have watched this short section of the movie for millions of times. every time I watched I am always touched( by the devil?) and inspired!
Nobody could have played it better than David Garett.
Paganini. First metalhead Earth ever conceived lol.
13thehorror beethoven was first in mine opinion his music was for its time really heavy and hard and if you play on a electric guitar it's metal
Nouri Brinkman everything that you play on a electric guitar with drive sounds metal
Actually the first metalhead would be Vivaldi, he lived like 100 years before Paganini and Beethoven
no
Wasn't it Bach? Pipe organs ftw.
The first time I saw this I don't know who David Garrett is and I absolutely had no idea this was a movie
same
Im playing this caprice right now. I hope I get this kind of reaction when I play this 😢 only possible since garrette is playing. haha
Sarah Kim gl to you. how is your progress so far? i tried it out too but this song is far beyond my level
Yoo Sung Lee pretty good! i actually "dumbed it down" a lil. You know the arc and pizzacato alternating part? I just play without plucking. haha; it's such a fun piece to play!
Just wondering: do you get goose bumps while playing this as people who listening this music
Yelena Y goose bumps from how accurately they hit those octaves and double stops with such speed. Yes. 😂😂😂
I would like to hear you play!
Lovely to see and hear so many amazingly talented performers.
Thank you all for taking the time to upload.
thanks for your sincere compliments and love, i'm not complete without you as my fan i have you to be most thankful for🎻🎻
Amazing . What a mind blowing representation of the immortal Paganini by David Garret 👏
David Garrett is a great master. By listening him I am addicted to Paganini's music.
David Garrett is one of the best violinists of all generations, no one can match him if we give him a stradivarius, it's not for nothing! 🙂
I have listened 100s of times Capriccio #24 and never, ever had a moment when I wanted to change piece. What a virtuosity!
Mesmerizing performance, the violinist is talented, charismatic and handsome AF. After watching this I know I'm gonna have a good day.
1:33 dude tilted his head back like. “ wtf dude”
lmao that what i was thinking
And when Jascha Heifetz entered the room, Paganini said:
- Oh, fuck!
Jascha heifitz is the best of all time
Levente Molnár paganini è il più grande di tutti i tempi..heifetz non è il più grande di tutti i tempi.
yeah, cause I totally speak italian, that's why I commented in english to begin with.
Levente Molnár scuse me!!!
I am Italian I hi hi hi. ..
Niccolò is the best violinist for ever.
Heifetz not is the best violinist maybe the best violinist in 1900...but there are many violinist similar heifetz for example milstein, menuhin, stern.....
Many regards! !!!!
;---)
Niccolò is God of violin and your music for me is the best is this world because is so malinconic , lyrical and violinistic for example concerto of bramhs not is liric and violonistic....For me there are many beautiful concert for violin but music of Niccolò is simple Unic and super beautiful absolutely.
Max
;-)
Heifetz was good but compared to Paganini, he could just tie his shoes.
I guess this was the ambiance that Paganini played his 24th caprice. Sure.....people got crazy and Paganini got worshipped. BTW: very nicely played by Garrett!
Now, watch at speed 2 to see him go even faster, then try 0.5 to see him at human speed.
Melissa_Wale_Official I actually replayed the video as I said
This sound is passing through my veins .....mesmerizing,! What a talent!
No sé ustedes, pero para mi, este wey fue el primer rockstar de la historia. Saludos desde México.
Odličan film i fantastičan Dejvid Garet.Uživala sam.
A Clasical Music Rock Star Definitelly
Virtuoso!
In my opinion, the person who plays Charlotte here looks a little like Emma Watson.
My favourite part is where the girl faints and when Charlotte Laughs when the stage goes Puff!
the girls are going crazy for him because he is hot. I would go crazy too if he is playing for me js
+Marybeth Langendorf Dude was ugly af... pale, skinny and bad teeth. never forget what movies do in terms of making them more appealing. medias.medici.tv/artist/niccolo-paganini_jpg_240x240_crop_upscale_q95.jpg
+Paul Evans Rahal I think is that David Garrett is playing him. David Garrett is hot!
too bad u r ugly
@@mindeathmoon He looked like a skeleton but **** that. Girls liked him anyway!
@@PaulEvansRahal will I mean... people's beauty back then of course wouldn't be appealing to us now I suppose
Well done David !!! (or Paganini ?)
Both
If you want to know about Paganini's live I highly recommend reading the book "The defamation of Paganini" by a.vinogradov
Realmente es admirable el talento primero de Paganini para componer tan bellas piezas y Garret por poder interpretarlas con la pasión rencarnada del primero ... Aplausos 😢
1:42 why is this the most satisfying thing i've ever seen
Sounds difficult too😭😂 tenths
Господи! Благослови Дэвида на долгую и счастливую жизнь!!!
The cell phone is on again. Just love your music Mr Garrett!!!!!
Bravisimo!!!! Love this music! David is an amazing performer! Can watch it again and again!
Super utwór! Słuucham codziennie!:D
David Garrett = The great composer and musician! Magnificent soloist violinist = Prince charming classical music that captivates and takes a dream, inspiration. I adore you for the unique talent = stage persona brilliant, irresistible! Your performances, your craftsmanship, your repertoire, your performance of masterpieces of classical music = most luxurious romantic style is unparalleled. I love the performance of captivating melodies Nocturne, which is based on melodiousness. Flourishing genre nocturne reached in his work the great composer Federico Chopin = charming era of Romanticism. I adore the magnificent performance greatest masterpiece «Caprice» music of the Italian violin virtuoso, brilliant personality of the Classical period Niccolo Paganini. International career did you rightfully his talent with a gorgeous play on his favorite instrument = violin. Execution of such masterpieces brings us great pleasure. Many thanks for the magical music.
Any idea why he plays in B flat minor, not A minor, as is originally written?
in the movie he did. just the guy that uploaded it made the audio all weird so it wouldn't get taken down for copywright
Aha. Thanks for the clarification!
notice his fingering and place it lands, it's A minor
the movie actually adjusts the pitch of the song one step up
semplicemente un dio del violino .grazie a questi interpreti possiamo rivivere la grande musica del passato, che poi e' senza tempo.grazie david garrett.
Ни один музыкат...не сыграет так роль в фильме.А Дэвид сыграл и сыграл колоссально и при этом сам музыкально озвучил.Браво наш,Дэвид.Ты первый.Береги тебя Всевышний всегда и везде.Мое уважение!
Nádherný film hudba božská a David Garrett niečo neskustočné nadpozemsky nádherne,nik iný by to tak nezahral patrí to medzi mojich top naj !!!!!!
Ah ,Very Wonderful !!!
Thank you very much
Здравствуй дорогой Дэвид давно не слушала твою музыку и я встретила тебя с большой радостью в интернете
Какие у тебя роскошные волосы они такие же красивые как твоя музыка
Люблю тебя очень очень...Я скучаю по твоей музыке.С великой любовью к тебе и к твоей Великой музыке.Татьяна
This guy writing down Paganinis works can be Franz Liszt.
He looks very similar to his portraits from 1830's (exept of the hair color, but maybe because of the lights...)
Liszt has actually rewritten some of Paganini's works (called Grandes études de Paganini) so this could be a reference dedicated to pepole who know it.
I'm not sure, if it's true. Correct me, if I'm wrong.
Yeah the most famous of those is probably La Campanella
You mean 1:50 and 2:20? Probably. Unfortunately we aren't shown his face. :(
It could also be Heinrich Wilhem Ernst. Apparently he was so gifted that he once reproduced Paganini's Nel cor pìù non mi sento and many of Paganini's compositions by ear by hiding in a room next to where Paganini was staying.
Paganini born in a world, and this world never cannot understand your Virtuosismo, The "Devil's" Violinist is still today the Greatest violinist in the history
David makes a beautiful Paganini
David Garrett é um virtuoso violinista teuto-americano que nasceu em Aachen, Alemanha, filho de uma bailarina americana (Dove-Marie Garrett), e um advogado e leiloeiro alemão (Georg Peter Bongartz). Aqui ele interpreta o "lendário" (porém muito real) compositor e violinista italiano que revolucionou a arte de tocar violino, e deixou a sua marca como um dos pilares da moderna técnica de violino, Niccolò Paganini, no filme The Devil's Violinist (ou, O violinista do diabo). Talvez tenha sido assim que, verdadeiramente, nasceu o moderno Showbiz (e a tietagem desenfreada).
David.you.are.the.best.thanks.david.and.bravo..suuuper👏👍💖💕
Thank you! Love wonderful music films,this is one of the best!By the way this music lives on only because ,hard working Artist here ,concerts after concerts all over the world, play them outstanding way!Violin1 sounds superb,love it :)
i start to think that david has sold his soul to devil too, coz he play violin too well :b
This is edited to sound better though
David Garrett you are the best violinist you play the beautiful violin
Was anyone else bothered about the fact that he was supposed to be playing an Italian but had very German accent? No? Good. Just watch his fingers. They're magnificent.
Might I remind you; this was played without a shoulder rest. This talent is unmatched
David Garett w roli Paganiniego genialne. Geniusz zagral Geniusza
Magnifique performance, Beautiful movie. Amazing Niccolo.
These women fainted all because of their tight corset 😂
Bravooooo david!!!!!you are great bro!!!!!!👍👍👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎bravooooooo!!!!👍maestro!!!!!👌👌👌👌👌🎯🎯🎯🎯♥♥♥
Imagine playing this on an electric guitar.
Dr Viossy already did
A mais bela e brilhante interpretação de Paganini!! Meu doce e romântico gênio... Meu eterno amor, David! ✨♥️🎻♥️✨👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I want twoset to react on this
You got your wish
Beyond description ‼️
This footage is full of the dizzying amazing feeling
0:48 i just felt my ovaries implode.
Chronus Guerin what the fuck
Tika Williams I’m hotter than Paganini:( and my version of this song was wayyy better and harder:(
@@franzliszt1019 Sure Jan
@@franzliszt1019 SO TRUE. U KILLED US PIANIST
Omg,somebody help..
Me encanta la interpretación del caprice 24 es sublime y lo bien rodada que está esta escena consigue emocionarte.
The more high romanticism. I'm impressed!
Danke herzlichst dem grossen Künstler einfach phänomenal wie nicht von dieser Welt🎉❤
Genialnie!
I love how the other violinsists arent just in awe at watching Paganini, but look afraid and entirely overwhelmed by his power.
2:32 is absolutely insane
Grazie bellissimo Film BRAVO David!!!
Thanks beautiful movie BRAVO!!! David!!! :))))
2:24 is that Liszt writing up his crazy Paganini Etude 6?
Jako tohle je nejlepsi pokus o napodobeni Paganiniho pecka jak ten klip i zahrani skoda ze se neda cestovat v case aby to clovek porovnal s originalem:)
It's a mystery how his curly, long hair never got in the way or in his mouth.
That pizzacato... The whole thing blew my mind!
he lost one of his bow hair at 3:40.
back then, this is what rock concerts were.
3:21 what an adorable reaction of the girl :)
i just see this and i think "i will play this shit one day" and then i remember i am on the first volume of suzuki violin and i get depressed... but still believing i will play this shit one day