@@thetubaprodigy No way! You should go and listen to her performing live, then you'll realize! You can hear every single note she plays, her playing is so pure! It's really unbelievable!
Some people think she's one of the less emotive violinists and I feel the complete opposite! Hilary's playing has such strength and clarity, and such strong emotions. I always keep coming back to her for my soul to feel satisfied.
@John Dukewell, this is a generalisation. Anw, I disagree with the statement that she is not emotive, at least not recently. Her first Bach album included a very disappointing and still Chaconne though, it is the only time I wasn't touched by an interpretation of her. Too bad it was on the greatest of pieces.
Me too. I don't even really like classical music, or Baroque music in this case, or romantic music or anything like that but whenever it's her playing I can't seem to click off, I end up listening the whole way through
I feel like I literally can't move when I listen to her. I know I have class in a few minutes, and homework to do, but I just can't bear to break the feeling of being nearer to divinity than nearly any other time when I listen to her play, and ponder.
like there isn‘t any best „feeling“ or best „character“ of the world, there isn’t any best interpretation of a specific piece. but for sure, she can express herself so well!!! I adore her interpretation as well!! ❤️❤️😍😍
First time I try to use an accent acquiring language method to improve my sound on violin. Imitating ten seconds of Hilary Hahn, now I can play double strings vibrato... thank you, Hilary Hahn.
I came back to playing the violin three years ago after a 40 year hiatus. Currently working mostly on Bach. Came across Hilary via TwoSet, saw her live playing a programme of Bach at the Wigmore Hall in London a few weeks ago. What a privilege and joy. I've never heard anything on the violin as sublime as her rendition of Bach (and I've listened to lots of Perlman, Vengerov, and the current crop of soloists etc in the last few years). There's a purity and lack of arrogance in her playing that just melts my heart.
First time I hear her rendition of this. I am a professional musician for 40 years and worked as a freelancer as a woodwind doubler in everything, including orchestras..... It takes a very compelling performance to draw me in deep these days.... this one moved me to tears. Literally. Now I have to hunt down everything Hillary has recorded. Loud cheers!!! Beautiful. powerful compelling rendition. Thank you for that.
she's making those rolled chords and phrases into the graceful waves rolling in and past you---what a bow arm and what a beautiful concept for the Bach. Stays on eighth note bass notes longer it's really my new favorite. one thing: at 3:32---m 17 in part, it sounds like she re-articulates the g from the P5th along with the b natural...it's not an edit, not deny, and it is implied (V 7/5 over 1)... interesting
Enjoy so much listening to Hilary Hahn play J.S. Bach. Own a CD that she made about fifteen years ago, she was quite young, and she plays each composition beautifully. She's stated on the liner notes in the CD that she enjoys J.S. Bach so much. It's no wonder because I can hear her heart is totally absorbed in his compositions. Beautiful Ms. Hahn.
I’m literally trying to learn this piece, but I can’t help but adore her playing. It’s so clear, so controlled, so beautiful I just can’t describe how amazing this performance is..
This very deliberate, sonorous, impeccably tuned performance is striking in its purity and has a rather austere emotional character. It is beautiful in that sense. Others play with more freedom of motion and nuance, setting up the cadences as directional goals. I think this piece, especially, is illusive in its interpretive demands and should be interpreted according to a performer's inner sense of connection with Bach's musical lines and harmonic direction. A performer might not want or need to play it the same every time. It is difficult to capture the sense of a spontaneous, almost improvisatory, approach on a recording. Ms. Hahn's humble, honest, faithfulness and piety are a beautiful answer to the questions raised by this enigmatic work. No two great artists will offer the same answers.
I love hearing a performance that is so purely musical. This is what I would hear in my head while starting at the score, unencumbered by any sign of just how enormously difficult this is or any "performative emotion." Just pure music.
I applaud and respect Hillary, who must have suffered ten times more to have and raise two children. Although I got to know her Hillary belatedly, I deeply and passionately love and like her playing Hillary more than anyone else.
I remember hearing Hillary some years back, playing a Paganini piece. It sent shivers up my spine, and within the first 6 or 7 bars, I could tell she was going to play it as every bit on point as Itzhak Perlman; and she was so young! I knew that has she developed she would do great things, and I am glad to see that I was right. I don't know much in life, but when I get it right, its a bullseye.
She plays the first chord. The world fades to black and all that is left is the sound. Like a lover she caresses the instrument. It sings a song - a melancholy lament into the Abyss A song without words, three hundred years old and from the past it reaches into our complex world. Time stands still. Air ceases to be. Like honey the maestra weaves the old spell. Radiant beauty - the bow, the string, the hands, the woman, sending forth the song. And all who hear it weep with joy, with sorrow, with life. A willow tree, Autumn, our finite being.
Want to say I look up to you so much I'm a very young 🎻 player and your playing makes me feel so much better about life and maybe I can be like you one day I would love to meet some day, have fun good luck in this crazy world and I send my prays to you for anything
Black Lightning's Season 4 ep1 intro brought me here. Was a nice, intense violin to hear during the opening somber scene where Jefferson Pierce (aka Black Lightning), while conversing with the spirit of his father, stands alone over a close friend's gravestone. The show's had lots of various, good music featured on it but this would be the 1st where I've gone on to find it after watching an ep. To me, the violin's emotion and intensity beautifully conveys Jefferson's inner conflict regarding whether to continue on with defending his city despite having experienced so much loss over the years. It definitely hit the nail on the head for me but I don't know very much about any stringed instruments at all with everyone else here mentioning "crossovers" or how you play chords on it. I may've grown up playing piano & woodwinds (clarinet, alt/sop saxes) but only had limited interaction with stringed instruments when I spent 4 semesters in my college's symphony orchestra (put toward the Music minor on my degree).
This piece is very reminiscent, but I feel hints of tragedy. Maybe even a bit of hate. Regardless, it is such a beautiful piece that I cannot help but come back to it at least once a week!
There is a certain hesitation i think, perhaps mixed with longing and agitation. Acquiescence, reluctant attempts at accepting some sort of unchangable fate. Followed again by frustrated contemplation. This goes on for a while i guess and finally there is the return to home/"the answer" with some sort of newfound appreciation of the acceptance of the inevitable.
Beleza e tragédia quando combinadas provocam no ser humano os mais profundos sentimentos e apenas os grandes gênios são capazes de eternizar fabulosas melodias que ostentam essa qualidade. Viva, Bach, companheiro de tantas jornadas ao âmago do coração humano!!
The reason Bach is so hard to play on violin is because he was a pianist so when he composed for violin he wrote like you’d write for piano. So you need to play each chord like as if you’re playing piano. It needs to lead somewhere, like with the first chord - g d b flat and g. It starts on the low g and climbs it way up to the high g, sustaining the last note. It’s so difficult to play it exactly how it is meant to be played. But Hilary Hahn captures it perfectly. She plays it so well!
God you are publishing wrong information, bach wasn't a pianist there wasn't the piano we know now at that period, he was a violinist in a court, and he would like to find someone who has a great ability, great soul like hilary to translate his compositions
viotam hilhah I know that there was no pianos in the baroque period but there were harpsichords and organs. That’s what I meant. Also I don’t know if it’s cause I’m really tired since I just woke up but I actually can’t understand the other half of your comment. Like I read it but I’m just not understanding the words. 😂😂😂 and caroline he was also a violinist but keyboard was his main instrument.
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I can't stop coming bach to this video
Lmfao
Lmao
Funny
Detto
🤣
The clarity of her playing is unbelievable 🙇
Its a special room
and editing
@@thetubaprodigy No way! You should go and listen to her performing live, then you'll realize! You can hear every single note she plays, her playing is so pure! It's really unbelievable!
Andy Wu Yeah, she’s a goddess her tone legit sounds like this
She made it sounds easy to play😿
Her string crossings are so smooth I can barely hear them and her intonation is perfect, which is so hard with all those chords and double stops.
Some people think she's one of the less emotive violinists and I feel the complete opposite! Hilary's playing has such strength and clarity, and such strong emotions. I always keep coming back to her for my soul to feel satisfied.
WHO THINKS SHE'S LESS EMOTIVE I SWEAR WHAT IS WRONG WITH THEM
HONESTLY she may not physically show it but you can definitely hear it in her music.
@John Duke because it's by looking that you determine how emotional the violinist is?
@John Dukewell, this is a generalisation.
Anw, I disagree with the statement that she is not emotive, at least not recently. Her first Bach album included a very disappointing and still Chaconne though, it is the only time I wasn't touched by an interpretation of her. Too bad it was on the greatest of pieces.
I am a non musician, two setter
I know nothing but I can definitely hear and feel it in her playing that's why I keep on coming back for her Bach
When I am listening to her playing, I feel like I have no right to skip, pause or close the video before it ends...
Me too. I don't even really like classical music, or Baroque music in this case, or romantic music or anything like that but whenever it's her playing I can't seem to click off, I end up listening the whole way through
Funny. You just accurately described how I feel.
I feel like I literally can't move when I listen to her. I know I have class in a few minutes, and homework to do, but I just can't bear to break the feeling of being nearer to divinity than nearly any other time when I listen to her play, and ponder.
@@vonjt4077 Well I love Baroque and classical. Just imagine how I fell dude she is amazing!
Same
The best performance of BWV 1001 adagio I've ever heard.
Try gordan nikolic ;)
still prefer han’s
Hrk Ymd really?
Sheryng
like there isn‘t any best „feeling“ or best „character“ of the world, there isn’t any best interpretation of a specific piece. but for sure, she can express herself so well!!! I adore her interpretation as well!! ❤️❤️😍😍
I like Grumieaux his version more, but this one is also good
Thanks to TwoSetViolin, I listen to her all day long and enjoy her music very much.
Dinosaur *grRrrr*
So you’re NOT practicing
@@ILikeBirds Ling Ling is watching, he say “y u no practice 40 hrs?!?!”
@@XYZeNxghtmxre bold of you to assume I can’t practice while typing
yes, they made me start listening to Hilary Hahn and Chloe Chua, and all I have to say, is that they are aMaZiNg 🙈🙊😍
She's not only talented but also an adorable person.
For sure, a forehead made for facials
@@CrimsonKnightmare1 lol. Why u do dis.🤣
@@CrimsonKnightmare1 crippling coomer detected
Talent? Maybe. Violin is a sector that only hardworkers can enter. And never forget!
Talenteds are only hardworkers.
@@sherlockholmes2167 "geniuses are born not created" -sacrilegious boi
First time I try to use an accent acquiring language method to improve my sound on violin. Imitating ten seconds of Hilary Hahn, now I can play double strings vibrato... thank you, Hilary Hahn.
Without a doubt, the best interpretation of Bach in our time! Only by Hillary Hahn. 👍👏👏👏🎼🎵🎶🎻
Too roughly speaking...
@@sherlockholmes2167 i agree with him
@@osman8368 me or guy above?
@@sherlockholmes2167 Guy above this is my favorite interpretation
When I listen to Hilary Hahn playing violin, it is like listening to an angel singing. How do we know that Hilary Hahn isn't an angel in disguise?
Who said she isn’t 😏
I came back to playing the violin three years ago after a 40 year hiatus. Currently working mostly on Bach. Came across Hilary via TwoSet, saw her live playing a programme of Bach at the Wigmore Hall in London a few weeks ago. What a privilege and joy.
I've never heard anything on the violin as sublime as her rendition of Bach (and I've listened to lots of Perlman, Vengerov, and the current crop of soloists etc in the last few years).
There's a purity and lack of arrogance in her playing that just melts my heart.
This has an airborne quality, like it's coursing through on wings. I want to hear the rest of it now.
Just bought for hkd 129
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a playlist for the fine person
First time I hear her rendition of this. I am a professional musician for 40 years and worked as a freelancer as a woodwind doubler in everything, including orchestras..... It takes a very compelling performance to draw me in deep these days.... this one moved me to tears. Literally. Now I have to hunt down everything Hillary has recorded. Loud cheers!!! Beautiful. powerful compelling rendition. Thank you for that.
Who could possibly dislike this? It's like an angel's trill right from the paradise
This is the best version of BWV 1001 Adagio I've ever listened.
perlman’s is also really good !! (obviously 🤣)
This is one of my favorite sonatas, and I've been waiting for Hilary's version of it FOREVER.
she's making those rolled chords and phrases into the graceful waves rolling in and past you---what a bow arm and what a beautiful concept for the Bach. Stays on eighth note bass notes longer it's really my new favorite. one thing: at 3:32---m 17 in part, it sounds like she re-articulates the g from the P5th along with the b natural...it's not an edit, not deny, and it is implied (V 7/5 over 1)... interesting
Enjoy so much listening to Hilary Hahn play J.S. Bach. Own a CD that she made about fifteen years ago, she was quite young, and she plays each composition beautifully. She's stated on the liner notes in the CD that she enjoys J.S. Bach so much. It's no wonder because I can hear her heart is totally absorbed in his compositions. Beautiful Ms. Hahn.
I heard her playing Bach in Paris,and it was her first concert in France!Great violinist!
I’m literally trying to learn this piece, but I can’t help but adore her playing. It’s so clear, so controlled, so beautiful I just can’t describe how amazing this performance is..
Beautiful beautiful talent
The best violinist in the world
This very deliberate, sonorous, impeccably tuned performance is striking in its purity and has a rather austere emotional character. It is beautiful in that sense. Others play with more freedom of motion and nuance, setting up the cadences as directional goals.
I think this piece, especially, is illusive in its interpretive demands and should be interpreted according to a performer's inner sense of connection with Bach's musical lines and harmonic direction. A performer might not want or need to play it the same every time.
It is difficult to capture the sense of a spontaneous, almost improvisatory, approach on a recording.
Ms. Hahn's humble, honest, faithfulness and piety are a beautiful answer to the questions raised by this enigmatic work.
No two great artists will offer the same answers.
"I owe you a fall Sherlock" - Jim Moriarty
"Johann Sebastian would be appalled" - Jim Moriarty
"No, not Bach..you clearly don't understand it" - Eurus Holmes
I love hearing a performance that is so purely musical. This is what I would hear in my head while starting at the score, unencumbered by any sign of just how enormously difficult this is or any "performative emotion." Just pure music.
Hahn playing bach makes an atheist contemplate the possible existence of God. She is truly remarkable
And then reconsider when they realize all western tonal music relies on the dirty approximation 2^7 ~= 1.5^12
Savage 😭😭😭
she's quite simply the world's greatest violinist today, perhaps of any day......
I love that brief sound when the bow engages the string before producing the note.
Bach's genius is the work all great violinists are measured against. Outstanding!
So that's how a world class violinist plays it...
we all agree that this is one of the best pieces in the world
오늘도 멋진연주 잘 듣고갑니다.
감사드립니다.
쭈욱홧팅하십시요 응원합니다
The best violinist ever
Lmao download.
Listen to Perlmans interpretation,in my oppinion unmatched. Also Rachel Podger is probably better.
@@lukasimic2853 to each their own
it's available for free on Spotify
@@mhk2167 available in youtube too
I am crying. This is so touching, beautiful piece
nice Bachmelody🎶Thank's Hilary!
What a great way in which Hilary plays...👍✨
thanks for having this channel.. thanks a lot.
This is my favorite version
This has to be one of my favorite pieces and Hilarys playing just makes is surreal
This is what they play in Heaven.
That's too bad I'm going straight down to hell lol
@@dragonstone1918 😭😭
I wouldn't know about her if it weren't for Twoset.
I know right
Beautiful Bach! I 'm sure You are a wonder of our days.
I applaud and respect Hillary, who must have suffered ten times more to have and raise two children. Although I got to know her Hillary belatedly, I deeply and passionately love and like her playing Hillary more than anyone else.
悲しみより悲しく、美しさよりも美しく、生きるものはその生を生きよ。
Wow. I cried leading into the intro. I just cannot control my emotion listening to this. Well done, bravo!
The sound flow without mistakes is beautiful like babbling.
Instant tears...
I remember hearing Hillary some years back, playing a Paganini piece. It sent shivers up my spine, and within the first 6 or 7 bars, I could tell she was going to play it as every bit on point as Itzhak Perlman; and she was so young!
I knew that has she developed she would do great things, and I am glad to see that I was right. I don't know much in life, but when I get it right, its a bullseye.
This is so beautiful! I loved Hilary Hahn wayyy before twosetviolin
So absolutely talented.
When I begin playing violin I will look to you as inspiration.
The best violinist.
Matury of an artist 😊👍👍👍✨
C’est merveilleux. A écouter les yeux fermés. Je vais essayer de trouver le disque.
She plays the first chord. The world fades to black and all that is left is the sound.
Like a lover she caresses the instrument. It sings a song - a melancholy lament into the Abyss
A song without words, three hundred years old and from the past it reaches into our complex world.
Time stands still. Air ceases to be. Like honey the maestra weaves the old spell.
Radiant beauty - the bow, the string, the hands, the woman, sending forth the song.
And all who hear it weep with joy, with sorrow, with life. A willow tree, Autumn, our finite being.
Want to say I look up to you so much I'm a very young 🎻 player and your playing makes me feel so much better about life and maybe I can be like you one day I would love to meet some day, have fun good luck in this crazy world and I send my prays to you for anything
well, the best i have heard so far. thank you
Bach 음악의 specialist!
21세기 바이올린 여제!
'얼음공주님'
Hilary Hahn! ♡♡♡♡♡
Best Bach ever!!!
Her partitas and other stuff helped me very well during a huge math exam
Black Lightning's Season 4 ep1 intro brought me here. Was a nice, intense violin to hear during the opening somber scene where Jefferson Pierce (aka Black Lightning), while conversing with the spirit of his father, stands alone over a close friend's gravestone.
The show's had lots of various, good music featured on it but this would be the 1st where I've gone on to find it after watching an ep.
To me, the violin's emotion and intensity beautifully conveys Jefferson's inner conflict regarding whether to continue on with defending his city despite having experienced so much loss over the years. It definitely hit the nail on the head for me but I don't know very much about any stringed instruments at all with everyone else here mentioning "crossovers" or how you play chords on it. I may've grown up playing piano & woodwinds (clarinet, alt/sop saxes) but only had limited interaction with stringed instruments when I spent 4 semesters in my college's symphony orchestra (put toward the Music minor on my degree).
I don’t know why it only have few people watching ，what a pity！
Some people have to work their way through Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn and such
to hear such refined Bach.
@@walterbushell7029 lol html doesnt work on youtube i guess
284k is a lot for classical music
Un Bach émouvant! Love Hilary !
Here rn cuz Twoset made a vid about interpretation and I wanted to hear Hilary shred some Bach Violin Sonata
This piece is very reminiscent, but I feel hints of tragedy. Maybe even a bit of hate. Regardless, it is such a beautiful piece that I cannot help but come back to it at least once a week!
There is a certain hesitation i think, perhaps mixed with longing and agitation. Acquiescence, reluctant attempts at accepting some sort of unchangable fate. Followed again by frustrated contemplation. This goes on for a while i guess and finally there is the return to home/"the answer" with some sort of newfound appreciation of the acceptance of the inevitable.
Moody about a future that can't be changed. But it does mourn what could have been
Hate? No.
@@elizabethlinsay9193 Well, if that's your take on it, sure.
Well there's no video just the album cover
I have seen Ms. Hahn play this piece in person.😂❤
Simply beautiful....
I'm having trouble deciding between her and Sato. Two completely different, yet very beautiful, approaches to the same work.
Still listening to her 😭😭😭 she is so good 😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
absolutely incredible
An unbelievable touching solo!
Hilary parabens pelo seu trabalho vc. TOCA mmmmmuito eu espelho.EM VC EU estudo tambem VIOLINO OBRIGADO
Beleza e tragédia quando combinadas provocam no ser humano os mais profundos sentimentos e apenas os grandes gênios são capazes de eternizar fabulosas melodias que ostentam essa qualidade. Viva, Bach, companheiro de tantas jornadas ao âmago do coração humano!!
Hilary vc é uma deusa da musica vc é incrivel
Ela é praticamente isso pra mim kkk até um parabéns pra você eu ia adorar escutar dela
It's great, but why are the movements uploaded seperately?
So in tune ⭐️⭐️⭐️
so pure and majestic
wunderschön...
unbelievable...
She is the true LING LING
She isn't LingLing, she is Hilary Hahn, the only one who's a worthy opponent for LingLing 😆
I feel it is music that drives away bad energy.
I’m crying...
This... This is what betrayal and pain sounds like!
Hilery Hahn, beutiful program, peter
thanks for her endeavors..thanks!
Thank you for sharing
Thank you.
Beautiful
Pure Magic .
i just cried, hilary.
Masterpiece
Peace of mind to me.
Oh gosh, i just got THE 37 minute ad of hilary hahn on a video of hilary hahn!
That is beautiful.
I'm listening to Hilary Hahn play Bach's Violin Sonata no 1. Why on earth would you recommend me BenjiFlow's Jolene, TH-cam?
Bravo bravo
Lovely
This gave me goosebumps
The reason Bach is so hard to play on violin is because he was a pianist so when he composed for violin he wrote like you’d write for piano. So you need to play each chord like as if you’re playing piano. It needs to lead somewhere, like with the first chord - g d b flat and g. It starts on the low g and climbs it way up to the high g, sustaining the last note. It’s so difficult to play it exactly how it is meant to be played. But Hilary Hahn captures it perfectly. She plays it so well!
Bach was also a great violinist
God you are publishing wrong information, bach wasn't a pianist there wasn't the piano we know now at that period, he was a violinist in a court, and he would like to find someone who has a great ability, great soul like hilary to translate his compositions
viotam hilhah I know that there was no pianos in the baroque period but there were harpsichords and organs. That’s what I meant. Also I don’t know if it’s cause I’m really tired since I just woke up but I actually can’t understand the other half of your comment. Like I read it but I’m just not understanding the words. 😂😂😂 and caroline he was also a violinist but keyboard was his main instrument.
timeless music bach
Hermosa, excelente, viva!