This concerto has really grown on me over the years especially after watching the 1970 performance given by Aaron Rosand. My feeling is that it is certainly one of the most accessible classical repertoire pieces for mass audiences who have no knowledge of music (especially classical) but know a great piece of music when they hear it. And for those who are well versed in the repertoire, it appeals because it plays to the strengths of the instrument and lets the soloist stretch their legs and shows off everything that they can do - form the most lyrical and mysterious of passages (especially the harmonics at the end of the second movement) to the virtuosic outer movements.
The finale has one of the most infectious tunes in all violin literature. It's on the order of his Intro and Rondo. But from 10:31 it just feels to me hastily written in an attempt to just finish the concerto. I don't usually get that feeling from SS.
Are you talking about Saint-Saens? Because he was alive long after that- in fact he attended and critiqued the 1913 premiere of Stravinsky's "The Rite Of Spring".
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One of my favorite violin concertos. Saint-saens is so underappreciated.
right!!! a lot of people don't know him, even throughout he's a great composer! I'm playing one of the pieces right now!
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@Tyson Torin Definitely, have been watching on kaldrostream for since december myself =)
Nice
1:03 - 1:36 oh my god... that's perfect
My favorite part too
@Mathieu Moutou that is quite right
@Mathieu Moutou goddamn it, did you mean that the last second was bad???!!!!111111
My favourite violin concert of all the time, especially the passage from 6:02 to 6:53
Dad;-:-:?-:?;- fda !(,- cddvvdfdbdvmcg@ ah
This concerto has really grown on me over the years especially after watching the 1970 performance given by Aaron Rosand. My feeling is that it is certainly one of the most accessible classical repertoire pieces for mass audiences who have no knowledge of music (especially classical) but know a great piece of music when they hear it. And for those who are well versed in the repertoire, it appeals because it plays to the strengths of the instrument and lets the soloist stretch their legs and shows off everything that they can do - form the most lyrical and mysterious of passages (especially the harmonics at the end of the second movement) to the virtuosic outer movements.
“In my opinion everything by Saint-Saëns is a masterpiece” once a time an incredible violinist said that... if you know you know :)
I love turning up my earphones at 8:56 and drowning in the orchestra's fanfare... It's like the gates of heaven are opening to my ears 😵
Try Mahler symphony 2 mov 5 if you love the opening of the gate of heaven, it's in the first part of the mov 5
@@rossini9mozart10 Or symphony 4 movement III
listen to the orchestra part in Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto 1st mvt. its majestic
I'm so glad that I play Violin and watch TwoSet
Me too!
Same
same
Me too bro
so perfect, exquisite and enchanting melody
saint saens is definitely my favorite composer
Love this movement. I will say TH-cam's algorithm for inserting ads 20 seconds before the end of the movement though kind of kills the build up.
I play this song on my accordion and it is a beast!
This piece is a violin concerto wtf 😂
Mr. Worldwide
Bravo bravo bravo brilliance fantastic grandiose epic music concerto
Guys this buildup and tutti is so wildly underrated
8:41
Thanks for sharing this beautiful music!
8:55 to 9:16 is beautiful
Brass power!!!!
Beautiful
amazing. nice audio too.
Tremendous performance and very well recorded. The music was useful to follow too.
Wonderful violin concert😉👏👏👏🎼🎶🎻
One of my favorite movements from a concerto I've played so far. 10:21= DUN DUN DA DUN DUN DA DUN DUN DA DN DUUUUN!!!
Saint-saens is beautiful 👍
I am playing saint-saens now,it is very hard to play well. 😼
Who is the player?? Sooooo beautiful!!!
it's Pierre Amoyal!
Actually it’s Joshua Bell
It's beautiful
Good example to learn from
5:57...so musically satisfying.
1:09
I do agree! More Saint-Saens!!!!!
thank you very much
The finale has one of the most infectious tunes in all violin literature. It's on the order of his Intro and Rondo. But from 10:31 it just feels to me hastily written in an attempt to just finish the concerto. I don't usually get that feeling from SS.
I don't know who you think you are, but you're wrong.
I agree with you. The end seems very contrasting to the rest of the concerto
Really?I don’t really feel it
love this recording :)
Nice
sensacional!
Approved!
awesome! not that good to pump up one's self esteem though.... now if you'd excuse me, I'll go back to my twinkle twinkle little star...
no need for the hate just enjoy the music
Everyday I heard my neighbour (friend) plays this piece
IS IT?
Merveilleux
La virtuosité à son apogée !
who's playing?
AGT1729 Joshua Bell
Pierre amoyal
Cho-Liang Lin
So many violinists playing this at the same time 😆
Amoyal
Who is the Violinist?
Alejandro Gonzalez I am pretty sure is Joshua Bell :)
it says in the video description that it is Pierre Amoyal!
@@stephaniemoon3455 Its 100% Joshua Bell.. listen to the recording on Spotify
Real deal 👍
Sounds like the recording I have of Joshua Bell...
Who's here cuz twoset played it backwards
You are a cultured person
I performed this my first year of playing violin I still love playing it.
9:16......astounding.
who is the violinist? Surely not Henri Vieuxtemps.
Pierre Amoyal
@@toffifeewolf2069 Joshua Bell
epic
long dead, man. Dead 1881, in fact. You really think a recording that old would sound like this?
Are you talking about Saint-Saens? Because he was alive long after that- in fact he attended and critiqued the 1913 premiere of Stravinsky's "The Rite Of Spring".
what was the comment...
Cho-Liang Lin ?
Yee
Joshua Bell…
Sounds like Joshua Bell's album.
Holy... Guacamole... I need bigger hands and more practice
this is Joshua Bell
JJAJAJAJA Are you serious? He's dead.
3:09 I'm pretty sure he violinst is playing an extra D that isnt in this score
They're playing the notes from the score. There's no extra D
1:08
Who' s the violinist?
Matilde Lualdi Joshua Bell with the Orchestre Symphonique de Montreal
2:30
2:30