Nathan Milstein - Mendelssohn - Violin Concerto in E minor, Op 64
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Felix Mendelssohn
Violin Concerto in E minor, Op 64
1 Allegro molto appassionato
2 Andante
3 Allegretto non troppo -- Allegro molto vivace
Nathan Milstein, violin
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Walter Hendl, conductor - เพลง
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No affectation - just pure brilliance.
Milstein was one of the few violinists that Heifetz encouraged his students to listen to.
Nathan Milstein was my hero violinist during my studies in the 1970s. He remains THE ONE for me!
What i like about milstein's playing is his directness... no wishy-washiness, just straight to the point
The clean articulation is just unbelievable and effortless, but it's always just to further the music. I love all the greats but he has become my favorite along with Szeryng.
the dryness of the recording really brings out how accurate the playing is :D
Maestro Millstein’s conditioning is absolutely mind-boggling. He is one with the filing and almost statuesque in composure. It is just an amazing constitutional image that is at once uplifting and inspiring. He looks as if he’s incapable of exhaustion.
Always get carried away watching Nathan Milstein playing! Impeccable! What a talent! Mendessohn - Violin Concerto couldn’t be any more perfect.
Eine überaus ehrliche und wahrhaftige, ohne sentimentale Gefühlsduselei vollbrachte Interpretation hochrangiger Violinenkunst, von Nathan Milstein. Trotz der etwas trockenen Akustik kommt gerade deswegen die Intonation so ehrlich herüber. Das Verschwimmen in halligen Räumen, wo der Klang sehr viel verführerischer ist, ist hier durchaus nicht gegeben. Hier merkt man erst die Sauberkeit und die überaus überlegte Artikulation des Musikers Milstein, der sein Instrument mit großartiger Virtuosität beherrscht. Ein Genuss, das auch durch das großartige Orchester mit seinem Dirigenten und Hörern geschenkt wird. Danke für das Bereitstellen des Videos.
Wow, no acting or pained expressions there just PURE music making!!! A musical giant!!
Oh my God that ricochet is flawless
A blessing to hear him play!
One of the greats. Never drops a beat. Seems bored and fully engaged at the same time.
Wunderschöne Aufführung dieses romantischen Konzerts mit außergewöhnlich schönen Töne der Solovioline und perfekt synchronisierten Töne anderer Instrumente. Der geniale Dirigent leitet das hoch funktionelle Orchester im relativ schnellen Tempo mit effektiver Dynamik. Der Solist repräsentiert die beste Kombination der höchsten Technik und der angeborenen Lyrik!
Grazie a Mendelssohn per aver riscoperto Bach dal dimenticatoio della storia della musica e per aver regalato al mondo il concerto per violino ed orchestra che più romantico di così non si può.
Ese fu mentira la grande tía de mendelssohn conosci ya Bach!
Bugie!!
Although this video is low quarlity, he's the GREAT👍
I agree!
a better video of Nathan Milstein who plays the same concerto but with the Lucern orchestra is at the following address: th-cam.com/video/VJDPtqjM8CQ/w-d-xo.html
I love the old school accelerando deployed at the end of concertos by artists of this particular era. Milstein nails it here and Starker was another artist that employed them.
Я потрясен его исполнением!
Я много исполнений слышал разных музыкантов, но Мильштейн меня удивил, я будто услышал концерт Мендельсона заново "в первый раз "
Браво!!!!!
Bravo
Le seul qui respecte le coup d'archet original dans l'exposition du thème ...Et quelle netteté dans l'articulation ! Un vrai plaisir de l'entendre !
The “only one”??? That encompasses a whole lot of violinists, bub. I don’t agree, at all.
One of my favourite violinists of all time!
Great performance! Thank you for sharing!
Bravissimo!
Maravilla simplemente mágico .. su Paganiniana marco una era ya y su legado queda para siempre en nuestras vidas ..
it's kind of funny to see the other violinists looking at nathan. there is wonder on their faces.
Meraviglioso
Il Dio del Violino
11:15 2mv
18:50 3mv
The first ever Long Playing Record in 33rpm format was this, but this started out on 78rpm records. The 33rpm records introduced in 1948. Actually the first recording in 33rpm format was "Columbia Masterworks Records" of the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. This video is really awesome.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mendelssohn_Violin_Concerto_(Nathan_Milstein_album)
I had this record.
+Pitborn See my comments on the Tchaikovsky piece. I have a dvd of these 2 recordings and I believe that they did various videotaping sessions, the better of them he plays much better because I see differences in both where I can hear minor differences from these and my dvd. Plus camera angles are different: My dvd has him always him prominently front and center, in close proximity whereas these, they shoot from the ceiling, further away, more of the orchestra, side shots, far in front of orchestra, extraneous sounds, like someone in the orchestra dropped something, etc. My dvd has none of this. Very old videotaping; 1951 - Chicago Symphony. The dvd got 5 stars on amazon, despite the technology of videotaping at the time. Television was only broadcasting a few hours a day then.
Wow!
This gives me the feeling Milstein didn’t enjoy playing the Mendelssohn
Недавно открыл для себя Мильштейна! Думается, очень самобытный скрипач, удивляет необыкновенно интересная фразировка.
Questo concerto, come lo suonava Milstein, non lo suonava nessuno
This is the first album recorded in the humanyty?
Cosa usare se non metafore d' energia, agilità, grazia e suprema facilità ?
Oh Millstein is great violinist , the recording is low quality
It's bone dry, such a pity...
This is murky old film but the playing has not dated - it still sounds remarkably current stylistically!
I recognized Frank Miller, the 'cello principal - but I don't recognize the conductor. Any ideas who is conducting?
Walter Hendl, conductor. See at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Hendl
Which year was this in?
1962 probably I got it from here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mendelssohn_Violin_Concerto_(Nathan_Milstein_album)
12:46 Milstein "oops"
11:42
Not Milstein's best day I'd say.
For that he does pretty well I would say. I think part of it not sounding so enjoyable is the studio accoustics and lighting, which must be very bad for the old instrument and the gut strings. Still I know what you mean. Some smaller mess ups unusual for Milstein. But considering its played in a dead accoustic it''s prety remarkable. Also I enjoy the ability to hear every noise he makes, many sounds get lost in a hall.
I mean this studio has no reverb whatsoever. It's so miserable. Still Milstein manages NOT to sound like a student.
SO much drama and expression in his playing, and since the rest of the playing is so full of fire and perfection, the tiny slips really do not linger...
I think he sounds great!
I respect milstein a lot, but I agree
Rough
Back when orchestras consisted of nothing but men. 😒
No wonder they were so good back then.
@@zhengyingli lol
There is 1 woman.
@oliver. heim I'm reporting you for hate speech because you assumed my gender.
Women are needed to raise kids and look after the cave home, while the men go out to hunt bison