Itzhak's performance as 'entertainer/artist/musician' is complete. "Sightread, schmightread' --it's about, 'practice, practice, practice.' But when you see that blissful smile, you know he has played this piece as thousand times. He disarmed their expectation with humor (schtick).He opened them up so they could be moved from laughter to tears. That is artistry at its highest level -to be aware that the instrument you play is made from the emotions you trigger in the audience.
I'm learning this piece right now and this video is officially going into my favorites! It's the kind of performance that both encourages you to practice while despairing you because it's so good...
Possibly one of the greatest violinists of all time... He makes the most fiendishly difficult virtuosic pieces sound as effortless as Twinkle twinkle little star... A great virtuoso and maestro
This is amazing. When I was learning this piece, only a little while ago, I would watch this non-stop. My mum always wanted me to play along... but I said I couldn't spoil Mr. Perlman's performance! Lol. Anyway, great piece (once u can play it!) - it's extremely hard!
Wow, best version I've found on TH-cam! Can't take my eyes of the pianist, though XD I think it's the combination of passionate head shaking and long floppy hair XD
OMGoodness! This just popped up on my screen as I logged onto TH-cam. I watched this performance live from the White House....1982!! This is some blast from the past; I tell you! 😳I set up my VCR (which does not exits anymore), and recorded it. I threw away the VHS tape of it during the summer of 2022 when I decided to get rid of all the VHS tapes. Ken Noda played Chopin's Ballade No.1 in G minor. One of my favorite pieces by Chopin.
Just INCREDIBLE ! FANTASTIC ! I also love his humour,I love when he says a word or two to the audience:-)..and then he starts PLAYING !...and he is GOD !!!
Its actually depressing how well he can play, he plays everything really fast and it's still so perfect... He makes everything look so easy! This piece is a great one, I really enjoy plaing it :D X
This piece is actually from an opera, and the piece in the opera is called Danse espagnole. This piece was composed by Manuel de Falla. In this opera, there is a LOT of instrumental, almost as much as the singing. Especially the Act 2 music published as Interlude and Dance, which is popular at concerts of Spanish music, Fritz Kreisler transcribed this instrumental in 1926 for violin and piano the dance from this pairing under the title “Danse Espagnole”. I like this piece because in the piece, I like the melody. This person is also a very good player because he looks like he is playing it very easily.
Beautiful recording, witty Perlman! I like the Ritual Fire Dance piano version too, so much i myself created and played my own version of this masterpiece.
Fantastic performance but I cannot believe there aren't more talking about Mr. Noda's fantastic hair! 95% of the comments should be about that. I love Perlman, he's my idol as a violinist, but SERIOUSLY I need more head bobs from Noda in my life.🤯🤩😋
I'm currently teaching my flamenco students to dance this to a guitar version.. it's difficult to dance too... I think they might find this wonderful version a bit fast at the moment :-D
isn't suck a bit that people who gives a shit have the privilege of listening and seeing Izhak Perlman first row? Ronald and Nancy seem to enjoy Izhak's comedy very much, but as soon as he starts playing suddenly they find they have things to gossip about better than attending to the music. Lovely.
@@onanonainoyole Falla was born Manuel María de los Dolores Falla y Matheu in Cádiz. He was the son of José María Falla, a Valencian, and María Jesús Matheu, from Catalonia.[1]
Itzhak's performance as 'entertainer/artist/musician' is complete. "Sightread, schmightread' --it's about, 'practice, practice, practice.' But when you see that blissful smile, you know he has played this piece as thousand times. He disarmed their expectation with humor (schtick).He opened them up so they could be moved from laughter to tears. That is artistry at its highest level -to be aware that the instrument you play is made from the emotions you trigger in the audience.
That is not artistry, it is just entertainment. Nevertheless, he sure can play the violin. Though there are others whom I prefer.
Plot twist: itzhak is actually sightreading it and memorized the entire piece just when he first saw it
Ken Noda, the accompanist, was only 20 years old at the time of this recording!
Caroline Tesoro ..Yes...my grandmother was ninety six.. what a strange world we live in...😂😁
What great hair he managed to cultivate at such a young age
He sounds wonderful!
Bravo por ese pianista!!!
he was admitted to julliard (with full scholarship!!) at 7!
Such speed, no mercy for the pianist :D
More like no mercy for the well-being of his fingers
The pianist has no problem, I'm sure!
I'm learning this piece right now and this video is officially going into my favorites! It's the kind of performance that both encourages you to practice while despairing you because it's so good...
he played this like it was a very simple piece. I am so jealous of him.
P/S: I like the pianist hair...so shining and bouncy. LOL
I didn't know professor Snape played piano
hehe
Thats wat i thought :D
Snape😍😂
This professor Snape is from Japan
And he plays so wonderfully! :D Miss him RIP
he makes it look so easy and peaceful hahah
Possibly one of the greatest violinists of all time... He makes the most fiendishly difficult virtuosic pieces sound as effortless as Twinkle twinkle little star... A great virtuoso and maestro
Восхитительно! Обожаю Перльмана! Неподражаем!
Пианист ничуть не хуже, великолепный Кен Нода!
Потрясающе классный дуэт!!!
This is amazing. When I was learning this piece, only a little while ago, I would watch this non-stop. My mum always wanted me to play along... but I said I couldn't spoil Mr. Perlman's performance! Lol.
Anyway, great piece (once u can play it!) - it's extremely hard!
Of course this has nothing to do with sightreading. He knows the piece so well he could play it in his sleep.
Frank Pam ..Or,to put it more crudely,he could play it with his d--k..!😂🤣
@@andrewkennaugh1065 👎
Wow, best version I've found on TH-cam! Can't take my eyes of the pianist, though XD I think it's the combination of passionate head shaking and long floppy hair XD
Heifetz
I haven’t listened to the whole piece yet, but I just LOVE this part! 1:18 ❤️🔥🥺
The 29 people that didn't like this are just mad that they can't play violin
Makayla Lovelace
oh shit you right lol
Now 64!
@@mntlaura now 66
@@muhammetsahin9997 ya
@@muhammetsahin9997 now 72
OMGoodness! This just popped up on my screen as I logged onto TH-cam. I watched this performance live from the White House....1982!! This is some blast from the past; I tell you! 😳I set up my VCR (which does not exits anymore), and recorded it. I threw away the VHS tape of it during the summer of 2022 when I decided to get rid of all the VHS tapes. Ken Noda played Chopin's Ballade No.1 in G minor. One of my favorite pieces by Chopin.
Perlman's playing is immaculate. : ) Love this interpretation.
And he's definitely the wittiest violinist I've ever seen.
Todos los días veo y escucho la música de Falla ,la interpretación de Itzhak Perlman y este pianista genial ,es un bálsamo relajante .
Snape is that you? What magic have you cast on perlman?
Always puts on a damn good show!
a true maestro! you can feel the modesty in his great performance! thank you!
Bravo Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN ! You are together amazing my favorite violinist 🎻❤️🌹
Thank you very much ❤️
Just INCREDIBLE ! FANTASTIC ! I also love his humour,I love when he says a word or two to the audience:-)..and then he starts PLAYING !...and he is GOD !!!
Itzak perlman is awsome! I love it! I play the violin too! That peace is hard to play! 😊🎻🎶❤️
That's like the best thing I've ever heard.
Heifetz
@@OttoKuus Ginette Neveu.
Sublime ! Quel grand violoniste qu'est Perlman !
Thanks Lilia Star
16 years ago and still legendary
He is so good
Brilliant transcription & brilliant performance.
This interpretation was really a pearl! Thank you, Itzhak!
Its actually depressing how well he can play, he plays everything really fast and it's still so perfect... He makes everything look so easy! This piece is a great one, I really enjoy plaing it :D X
Magnificent! Like everything he plays.
So smooth and beautiful. I brings tears of joy to my eyes.
Thank you.
This is insane... Itzhak there has never been anyone as brilliant as you
True
Heifetz
So beautiful, it makes me cry!
This piece is actually from an opera, and the piece in the opera is called Danse espagnole. This piece was composed by Manuel de Falla. In this opera, there is a LOT of instrumental, almost as much as the singing. Especially the Act 2 music published as Interlude and Dance, which is popular at concerts of Spanish music, Fritz Kreisler transcribed this instrumental in 1926 for violin and piano the dance from this pairing under the title “Danse Espagnole”. I like this piece because in the piece, I like the melody. This person is also a very good player because he looks like he is playing it very easily.
que gran compositor es nuestro falla y que bien tocado por perlman
5/5
Gran Musica de Manuel de Falla, Gran Violinista Issac Perlman, Grandes Personalidades, Felipe Torres.
Fabulous, thanks Nodema for sharing your Perlman collection. A Perlmaniac like me appreciates it so much !
he's got such a unique sound! perlman is the best
Grande Manuel de Fallas y Grande Itzhak Pelman , más el pianista!
bravo, the tempi are perfect, vivacious with passion
Amazing performance!!
Thanks for posting.
Que bella interpretación, en particular soy fan de Manuel de Falla! Sensacional!
the guy with glasses is pretty decent...
:P
scarletovergods his name is Itzhak Perlman
Rafi Khan r/woooooosh
Rafi Khan r/wooooosh
Doesn’t that guy look like itzhak Perlman?
@Rafi Khan really?! I had no idea thanks for telling me I feel so educated now
Bravo! Such a spirited performance!
Definitely the best recording of this piece
Lovely music and the playing of it.TY nodame 2006 for posting
Damn!!!! He makes it look so easy! I'm playing this piece right now and instead of listening I'm looking at the pianists shiny hair.
Very interesting, Your information and Your are very technic fantastic. You Is Fantastic!♥️
Beautiful recording, witty Perlman! I like the Ritual Fire Dance piano version too, so much i myself created and played my own version of this masterpiece.
como español me siento orgulloso de Falla; como ser humano me siento en deuda con Itzhsk
Very beautiful !!! Bardzo pieknie !!!
awesome!!
Marvelous, amazing
Perlman is the best
Fantastic performance but I cannot believe there aren't more talking about Mr. Noda's fantastic hair! 95% of the comments should be about that. I love Perlman, he's my idol as a violinist, but SERIOUSLY I need more head bobs from Noda in my life.🤯🤩😋
Love your work!
I just found he made most of the right hand pizzicatos left!
No he didn’t, they’re all right hand pizz from what I can see.
i love itzhaks sense of humor :) and his amazing talent.. i want him to teach me. too bad he's getting all old.. =[
Yeah
Thanks for posting. It was beautiful!
Have just started learning this - seems I have a HELL of a long way to go!
therandomgirlie sameeeeee
Awesome and so brilliant
This is the real music, and the real musicans!!!
just wow wow wow and WOW
Belíssima!
Thank you, Itzhak!
q hermosura dios genio Perlman
Концертмейстер-Супер!!!!!!
The pianist is Ken Noda, and I completely agree with you. His hair IS shiny and bouncy.
I'm currently teaching my flamenco students to dance this to a guitar version.. it's difficult to dance too... I think they might find this wonderful version a bit fast at the moment :-D
Life is too short, so why not enjoy it to the fullest?
Most splendid virtuoso!
BRAVO I AM A FAN OF PERLMAN
great brawooo fantastic
Fabuleux Perlman
this is incredible.
me encanta la música y todo lo que sea tocado por un violin
amazing,
thank you Nodame
Beautiful performance🥲
perlman golden age
Love it
how did he sight read without music
Just a joke
Itzhak is the best..
love love!!!
Whitehouse レーガン大統領夫妻の前での貴重な演奏ですね。伴奏は日本人ですか。それにしても速いテンポなのに音が上品です。さすが天才イツァーク・パールマン🤩🤩🤩‼️
Ken Nodaさんという引退したのかな。アメリカで活躍する有名なピアニストなんですね。惜しまれつつも演奏家としてはやめたとか。両親も有名な方みたいですが。
Oh man, you're speakin the truth... I feel that every time i hop on you tube. Sigh.
maravilloso
how can people dislike this ????
FAVOLOSO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
isn't suck a bit that people who gives a shit have the privilege of listening and seeing Izhak Perlman first row? Ronald and Nancy seem to enjoy Izhak's comedy very much, but as soon as he starts playing suddenly they find they have things to gossip about better than attending to the music. Lovely.
❤
this is a nice piece!
R.Pariente: magnifique
Manuel de Falla the great Valencian genuis,
Valencian? Not at all.
@@onanonainoyole Falla was born Manuel María de los Dolores Falla y Matheu in Cádiz. He was the son of José María Falla, a Valencian, and María Jesús Matheu, from Catalonia.[1]
@@AbdulAli-ku9he So he was gaditano, not valencian. His character and culture was markedly Andalusian.
很厲害真的 我現在正要拉這首 真的很好聽
He still teaches. :)
i think this piece is much more fun when played at a faster clip like this
BRAVO
Bravo!
Ferras❤️
The kind of music Perlman enjoyed playing! How could the pianist follow?