Wer kennt schon Max Bruch? Musikliebhaber der Extraklasse sicherlich schon. Als wir - meine Frau und ich - zum ersten mal Kol Nidrei hörten waren wir so ergriffen, dass wir in Tränen ausbrachen. Nach wie vor zählt dieses Stück für uns zu den Besten, die die Musikwelt hervorbrachte. Dank an Max Bruch, denn leider nur wenige kennen.
If ever someone had to lay there hands on this wonderful instrument the Cello then it has to be Rostropovich and Jacqueline Du Pre! Such was her greatness she even had the honour to play with Rostropovich in Moscow! But yet for all her greatness her humility and simplicity said it all! Every single note she played was Divine no matter who the Composer was. This rendition of Lol Nidrei by Bruch is simply magnificent and what a soothing way Jacqueline plays enough to make even the stone heartened man weep! I am 69 years and I can recognize Jacqueline playing 100 miles away! Just listening to this genius playing makes my heart bleed and fills my eyes with uncontrollable tears! Tears that can never be wiped away! She and the great Rostropovich changed Cello playing for all future generations to come! Jacqueline you have left us devastated by your absence but your memory will live forever! My days are numbered but this much I do know that I will be carrying with me the music of Jacqueline to my final resting place!
This wonderful cellist made every piece of music that she played sound like it was the first time you had heard it. To die so young and not to be able to play her beloved cello for many years before she died must have been heartbreaking for her. For me the greatest cellist ever and I have heard and seen many throughout my 65 years.
Touching thoughts. Unfortunately one cannot help thinking about the sad facts of her life as we hear her play. Even though I play the instrument, it is so hard to say who was the best. When I hear Rostropovich, there too I cannot but help to think about his long, but also heroic life.
@@jasongettinger6866 Rostropovich told her she was second only to him. May not sound gallant & we may not agree w him. Still, one hell of a compliment.
Beautiful music, beautifully played by the great cellist Jaqueline was! I am her fan and admirer forever. The world will never forget her! Elena Oria, Mexico City
Such beauty. Today, 21 March 2020, we’re at the beginning of the devastation Covid-19 will wreak upon the world. I’m not religious but I send good wishes to everyone in the struggle ahead. Stay strong.
Today on Yom Kippur, its very intense reality we are facing! Glad I have the world wide Jewish community to keep my faith strong to carry on the good work for change!
Today just some 40 hours after listening to Kol Nidre in many synagogues in North America on Zoom, this magnificent rendering brings tears to my eyes...you saw the devastation coming 6 months ago...
And exactly one year later, this is as beautiful as ever. I'm also not religious. As the world is starting to come out from the struggle (but not there yet) with the incredible work on vaccines and understanding, my hope is that enough people are responsible, we can work together, and we can all appreciate the unlikely gift that is life, encapsulated in artistry such as this.
I'm miles from home on Kol Nidré in a country in a different time zone, no local synagogue. What more moving way to mark the beginning of the fast than to engage with with this exquisite rendition performed by Jaqueline du Pré and reflect on life.
Me too. I have listened to this a zillion times it's soul-wrenching and totally beautiful. Oh Jackie...you are surely in heaven there is no alternative.....
I quite agree. I can here the cantor pleading to God to forgive all our Iniquities on this holy Day of Atonement for the Jewish people around the world.
a beautiful musician who gave us a short time but gorgeous music. Raises mere mortals to the spiritual world of no words necessary. Always missed but eternal through her playing
Playing cello the talented young musician Jacqueline Du Pre awakens such deep feelings that tears appear in my eyes from resentment that Jacqueline left our world so early. Blessed will be the memory of the talented cellist Jacqueline Du Pre.
@@terryswain4585 - yes, including my christian trained soul, I am reminded of the Lord's prayer about asking the heavenly father for forgiveness of our sins and shortcomings just as we have forgiven others.
i will have it played for my wife's funeral - the orchestra presents the now distant drama of life, vs. the pleading, almost praying voice of the cello that represents human hope and dreams. The cello is so warm and full of confidence, an angelic voice.
How deeply touching! Divine music, superb performance, moments of absolute perfection. With tears in my eyes I am transported to a place of sorrow and resolution, peace and beauty.
And to think I hated playing this song at 16...wow. Now it is one of my favorites, hands down. What a lovely rendition. The Kol Neidre makes my mum cry.
Kol Nidre brings back such sad memories of departed but at the same time it's so beautiful and Jacqueline's version is especially haunting and gorgeous. Rest in Peace Jacqueline; musical virtuoso. You left this world too soon. Thanks for posting
In addition to it being instrumental music, it is also a song. And a story, and a prayer too. Especially since the heart of this piece is a sung prayer for Yom Kippur.
Each Yom Kippur I spend withdrawing to consider my faiings in how I've hurt others, remembering to ask their forgiveness. The Bruch cello concerto by Jacqueline du Prés is my spiritual guide.
@@malcolmkottler9758 To be precise Bruch (not Jewish) called it an "Adagio on 2 Hebrew Melodies for Cello and Orchestra with Harp." [wikipedia.org/wiki/Kol_Nidrei_(Bruch).] Also from Wikipedia: "In his presentation, the melody entirely lost its original character. Bruch displayed a fine art, masterly technique and fantasy, but not Jewish sentiments. It is not a Jewish Kol-Nidre which Bruch composed. (Idelsohn, from Jewish Music in its Historic Development, 1929)" But it's gorgeous, and even holy. I wish you a sweet New Year.
@@malcolmkottler9758 Malcolm -- You needn't be so small. That Jacqueline du Pre creates the music that is Bruch's "Kol Nidrei," she painting an evocative musical canvas to the point where she has touched souls with pathos and promise -- so much so, that one hesitates to breathe long after her last diminuendo fades into its own echo -- THAT reflection might have been a more insightful contribution. (As well, it would have been much more congenial.) To "Correct simply because one can", constitutes nothing more than 'editing'." I cannot imagine that to have been your intention. I send my kind regards.
I can listen to this wonderful KOL NIDREI again and again. Specially Jacqueline du Pré gives this music a deep sensability. Hope that I may experience a yom kippur in my next life
A magnificent interpretation, and an unforgettable theme which, regarless of your religion invites you to meditate quietly....and puts you in touch with your deepest self....
Today is Yom Kippur and not being religious I always rely on Max Bruch's ' Kol Nidre for a time of spiritual reflection. Nobody has played it better than Jacqueline du Pre. Bruch's violin concerto is not exactly chopped liver either.
I didn't listen that song for a while...for a while... 4 damn years... I was so scared to listen this song again. I don't remember that, but I wrote this comment 4 years ago: "If you think, you find notes of your heart listen Kol Nidrei." (I know for sure, that I wanted to write - you didn't find) I found this a few minutes ago. Now I know what I meant to. It hurts me. It hurts me even now, like a 4 years ago. It hurts me, because this is my paint of my died notes of my heart. I'm crying like 4 years ago, with died notes of my heart inside each tear. My pure pain.. Kol Nidrei... Pierniku...
Jacqueline du Pre, all the passion and all the force and yet it all seems like it's simply quiet beauty spilling out. May she enchant the cellos and bows of every cellist with her luminescence
I feel like the musical spirits of Jacqueline du Pre and Josef Hassid have inhabited the Korean double bassist Mikyung Sung (here in an impassioned Kol Nidrei from a livestream earlier this year, accompanied by her mother): th-cam.com/video/VjGqcSGGPfU/w-d-xo.html
Hers is the most heart rending, and soul searching of all, not better than other great performances yet on another plane, or should it be plain, entering a further landscape.
Quanta calidesa i perfecció en aquesta interpretació de la deesa Jacqueline.És una música d'arrels hebraiques que potser tocant-la Jacqueline li va dedicar al seu marit Daniel Barenboim.En l'eternitat siguis,genial Jscqueline.J.A.Vives. 1-12-2019.
unequivocally Jacqueline was the greatest cellist that ever lived. she had more passion in her little finger then any other cellist had in the whole body. I am speaking strictly about classical music now because as of the last 10 years a woman by the name of Jorane has come on the scene and she is fantastic in other musical genres. Jacqueline has stole my heart and has spoiled me for everyone else.
You might also like Mikyung Sung on the double bass. Her deep emotional expression seems to follow from du Pre and Josef Hassid. th-cam.com/video/VjGqcSGGPfU/w-d-xo.html (here playing Kol Nidre accompanied by her mother)
Much better than the chant as sung on Yom Kippur, by Cantor Davis, of Temple Sharrai Tefila, in Far Rockaway New York City. Decades ago. According to legend, Bruch asked a Jewish friend to take him to a service. It must have been Yom Kippur, as Max Bruch heard the chant. He was so impressed that he wrote this great work.
It's a shame that such a universal music talent had to die so early! I had the Elgar concerto with her, magnificent EMI Import from the Uk. Was 20 $ once. Unfortunately I lost my whole classical collection including the wonderful Mozart piano collection with her husband
Few stories are as romantic, tragic and human as Jacqueline du Pré’s. Of course, our tendency to over-romanticize plays into how we see her today, but that should not take away from the astonishing power of her playing.
It's a knee jerk response to early death of loved artists. Amy Winehouse, Jean Paul Basquiat, Mozart and so on. Jaqueline du Pré said she didn't want to play cello all the time, didn't like being a star. I think she taught / mentored for some time after she stopped playing. It was desperately sad we lost her because we want more from her. And some people have to have a villain in every life story.
@@casteretpollux Sure, except with du Pre it was more intense. The cello as an instrument instrument and many of the pieces whe made her own are highly emotional, often tragic, much lengthier and meatier than any pop song, and people can invest a lot in listening to them them. She herself seemed ethereal, incandescent, and she was musical genius. So a tragic ending was kind of set up perfectly in peoples minds, like a tragic opera.
@@paulwary I agree with what you said about her as a performing artist but it in no way cuts across what I wrote, which if you check it out you'll find is factual. I don't think simplistic idealised narratives do justice to the complex and hard working human beings who are artists.
+Kyle Tomlinson There are many emotional undertones, nuances and great passion, there is solemnity and at the same time great beauty and joy. Joy is not always trumpets and fireworks, this is more subtle, I'm sorry you don't get it.
Barrington Salter I can see the interpretation and musicianship being "joyous", but it's a fairly sombre piece... I mean it's mostly minor and Kol Nidrei's historically are not supposed to be "joyous" events. Also, no need to say sorry that I don't get it.. Whatever _it_ is. I do not need to be pitied.
Kyle, I was not pitying you, and we know that the prayer is not a particularly joyous event, rather an affirmation of faith during religious persecution. However even music written for a solemn purpose can achieve joy through the music, for example the Gorecki Symphony of Sorrowful Songs. Or Mozart's Lachrymosa, there are many more examples, especially in opera where generally things do not turn out well. Nothing personal, I just disagreed with your opinion which of course is your right to express, but at the same time is not sacrosanct.
Im afraid because I don't understand or remember everything my sister said or anything about the consequences of the false accusations about me and I love you and I love my family and I love music and this is the best music 🎵🎶 ever 💖
In the annals of concert music, there is not a clearer example of the tragic than the biography of Jacqueline Du Pre, whose indisputably God-given gift was snatched from her, and from us, at the moment of its fullest flowering. The few moments I was able to spend talking with her on the stage of the Hollywood Bowl have consequently taken on for me the attributes of a sacred epiphany, a direct experience of the miraculous nature of life. It is not necessary, however, to have met her to experience such an epiphany, as evidenced in these testimonials; it is instantly available to anyone taking the time to listen to her playing.
I don´t quite understand what would compel someone to give a "thumbs down"? The audio is fine considering the age of the recording - musically this interpretation is among the finest. Thank you for sharing!!
Some people tap things on screen without realizing it. Or they aim for the thumbs up button, and miss, and don't notice. There is ALWAYS going to be a small percentage of thumbs down, not necessarily from people who actually dislike it.
Jacqueline Du Pre didn’t leave us. She stays with us while heavenly playing cello. Blessed be the memory of her.
Wer kennt schon Max Bruch? Musikliebhaber der Extraklasse sicherlich schon. Als wir - meine Frau und ich - zum ersten mal Kol Nidrei hörten waren wir so ergriffen, dass wir in Tränen ausbrachen. Nach wie vor zählt dieses Stück für uns zu den Besten, die die Musikwelt hervorbrachte. Dank an Max Bruch, denn leider nur wenige kennen.
Serena el alma .Doy gracias a Dios por estos momentos
If ever someone had to lay there hands on this wonderful instrument the Cello then it has to be Rostropovich and Jacqueline Du Pre! Such was her greatness she even had the honour to play with Rostropovich in Moscow! But yet for all her greatness her humility and simplicity said it all! Every single note she played was Divine no matter who the Composer was. This rendition of Lol Nidrei by Bruch is simply magnificent and what a soothing way Jacqueline plays enough to make even the stone heartened man weep!
I am 69 years and I can recognize Jacqueline playing 100 miles away! Just listening to this genius playing makes my heart bleed and fills my eyes with uncontrollable tears! Tears that can never be wiped away! She and the great Rostropovich changed Cello playing for all future generations to come! Jacqueline you have left us devastated by your absence but your memory will live forever! My days are numbered but this much I do know that I will be carrying with me the music of Jacqueline to my final resting place!
Jackie ‘had the honour’? The other way round, methinks.
This wonderful cellist made every piece of music that she played sound like it was the first time you had heard it. To die so young and not to be able to play her beloved cello for many years before she died must have been heartbreaking for her. For me the greatest cellist ever and I have heard and seen many throughout my 65 years.
Touching thoughts. Unfortunately one cannot help thinking about the sad facts of her life as we hear her play. Even though I play the instrument, it is so hard to say who was the best. When I hear Rostropovich, there too I cannot but help to think about his long, but also heroic life.
Batcheler
Such a talent and passion to die. It touches me because my brother of the same disease.
@@jasongettinger6866 Rostropovich told her she was second only to him. May not sound gallant & we may not agree w him. Still, one hell of a compliment.
Beautiful music, beautifully played by the great cellist Jaqueline was! I am her fan and admirer forever. The world will never forget her! Elena Oria, Mexico City
Such beauty.
Today, 21 March 2020, we’re at the beginning of the devastation Covid-19 will wreak upon the world. I’m not religious but I send good wishes to everyone in the struggle ahead. Stay strong.
Today on Yom Kippur, its very intense reality we are facing! Glad I have the world wide Jewish community to keep my faith strong to carry on the good work for change!
Today just some 40 hours after listening to Kol Nidre in many synagogues in North America on Zoom, this magnificent rendering brings tears to my eyes...you saw the devastation coming 6 months ago...
And exactly one year later, this is as beautiful as ever. I'm also not religious. As the world is starting to come out from the struggle (but not there yet) with the incredible work on vaccines and understanding, my hope is that enough people are responsible, we can work together, and we can all appreciate the unlikely gift that is life, encapsulated in artistry such as this.
You think you are not religious.
Markus 13,5: (...) Jesus said: "Look, I all prophecied to you!"
Wunderbar - unvergessen !! 😢💛👋👋👋👋👋 Danke fürs teilen 🙏🙏🙏
I'm miles from home on Kol Nidré in a country in a different time zone, no local synagogue. What more moving way to mark the beginning of the fast than to engage with with this exquisite rendition performed by Jaqueline du Pré and reflect on life.
Me too. I have listened to this a zillion times it's soul-wrenching and totally beautiful. Oh Jackie...you are surely in heaven there is no alternative.....
I quite agree. I can here the cantor pleading to God to forgive all our Iniquities on this holy Day of Atonement for the Jewish people around the world.
He hears you kath
Ah, the power of music to bring tears to the eyes of a grown man. What a performance
This is the most beautiful music i have ever heard, she played with such sensitivity, beyond words really
Incomparable. Inmortal.
a beautiful musician who gave us a short time but gorgeous music. Raises mere mortals to the spiritual world of no words necessary. Always missed but eternal through her playing
Yes, God touched her heart
With heavenly joys. Thanks.
Playing cello the talented young musician Jacqueline Du Pre awakens such deep feelings that tears appear in my eyes from resentment that Jacqueline left our world so early. Blessed will be the memory of the
talented cellist Jacqueline Du Pre.
If I heard this just as I was dying I would think I had stepped into heaven. This particular recording touches the Jewish soul.
It touches all souls.
@@terryswain4585 - yes, including my christian trained soul, I am reminded of the Lord's prayer about asking the heavenly father for forgiveness of our sins and shortcomings just as we have forgiven others.
This is more eloquent than a thousand words.
i will have it played for my wife's funeral - the orchestra presents the now distant drama of life, vs. the pleading, almost praying voice of the cello that represents human hope and dreams. The cello is so warm and full of confidence, an angelic voice.
i will have it played at my own funeral instead of any eulogy
Thank you for uploading the video ❤
How deeply touching! Divine music, superb performance, moments of absolute perfection. With tears in my eyes I am transported to a place of sorrow and resolution, peace and beauty.
And to think I hated playing this song at 16...wow. Now it is one of my favorites, hands down. What a lovely rendition. The Kol Neidre makes my mum cry.
Bruno56 the comment was literally two years ago, give it a 'rest'
@@tacosmexicanstyle7846 Shut the f up!
I didn’t like playing it either as a teen. I can’t play it now without tears streaming down my face.
Bruno56
Not song, holiest of prayer.
Have some respect. Repent.
Another advantage of ageing.
Words can't express it enough... thank you Jaqueline Du Pré, comet passing through this earth.❤️
Thanks jacqueline for being there. I found you so late. But you gave us so precious gift. I never forget your smile forever..
Kol Nidre brings back such sad memories of departed but at the same time it's so beautiful and Jacqueline's version is especially haunting and gorgeous. Rest in Peace Jacqueline; musical virtuoso. You left this world too soon. Thanks for posting
I dont think it has anything to do with the departed . . .
Rest in Peace Jacqueline...musical virtuoso.
the song that opens the soul...
It opens the soul and the heart, and makes us weep with it's beauty and sadness
musical instruments sing, especially strings, as do branches, reeds and rushes in nature when a wind blows through and stirs them
In addition to it being instrumental music, it is also a song. And a story, and a prayer too. Especially since the heart of this piece is a sung prayer for Yom Kippur.
Piece* REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Jackie rings every last drop of pathos out of this beautiful music. Aided and abetted of course by Dan. What a partnership!!
洋阿相
巨匠カザルスの名演でこの曲に感銘を受けて育った世代なのですが、ネットを徘徊している途中この動画が目に留まり本当に数年ぶりにユダヤ民族の魂の歌ともいえる名曲を聴くことが出来ました。悲劇の名手デュプレと元夫バレンボイムそしてイスラエル・フィルの演奏となると、この曲の深い瞑想するような曲調もあってさまざまな思いが去来して参ります。
Jackie was on her own...full stop. Stunning talent.
She made my life easier.....thanks Jackie!!!
Она НЕВЕРОЯТНАЯ .........😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Macnifica Siempre Jaqueline Du Pre ,es maravilloso oír su intepretacion,. Nikol Nidrei 😊💖🌟🌠💐
The tone and mood -- at once imploring and dignified -- that the performers have found for this piece strike me as absolutely right.
Each Yom Kippur I spend withdrawing to consider my faiings in how I've hurt others, remembering to ask their forgiveness. The Bruch cello concerto by Jacqueline du Prés is my spiritual guide.
good for you. I think having a holy holiday that asks us to make amends is something ALL human beings needs.....
This is not a cello concerto by Bruch. It is Kol Nidrei.
@@malcolmkottler9758 To be precise Bruch (not Jewish) called it an "Adagio on 2 Hebrew Melodies for Cello and Orchestra with Harp." [wikipedia.org/wiki/Kol_Nidrei_(Bruch).] Also from Wikipedia: "In his presentation, the melody entirely lost its original character. Bruch displayed a fine art, masterly technique and fantasy, but not Jewish sentiments. It is not a Jewish Kol-Nidre which Bruch composed. (Idelsohn, from Jewish Music in its Historic Development, 1929)" But it's gorgeous, and even holy. I wish you a sweet New Year.
@@malcolmkottler9758 Malcolm -- You needn't be so small. That Jacqueline du Pre creates the music that is Bruch's "Kol Nidrei," she painting an evocative musical canvas to the point where she has touched souls with pathos and promise -- so much so, that one hesitates to breathe long after her last diminuendo fades into its own echo -- THAT reflection might have been a more insightful contribution. (As well, it would have been much more congenial.) To "Correct simply because one can", constitutes nothing more than 'editing'." I cannot imagine that to have been your intention. I send my kind regards.
@@malcolmkottler9758 yes. This is kol nidrei prayer sung by Cantor and choir then played by cello. It is done in every synagogues on yom Kippur eve
This is a heavenly music played by an Angel 😇
Listening to this absolutely fills my soul 👏
Encantadora La Excelencia...De Un ANGEL... Personificado ...EN UN...CHELO. Que HERMOSO... GRACIAS.Al CIELO...
I can listen to this wonderful KOL NIDREI again and again. Specially Jacqueline du Pré gives this music
a deep sensability. Hope that I may experience a yom kippur in my next life
It was yesterday (16 August 2021), Troels!
Don't miss out next year. Just do it!
Baruch HaShem ...
A magnificent interpretation, and an unforgettable theme which, regarless of your religion invites you to meditate quietly....and puts you in touch with your deepest self....
Exquisite. Thank you for putting this here so that we can visit with du
Pre once more and connect through her ability to give voice to our yearning.
Today is Yom Kippur and not being religious I always rely on Max Bruch's ' Kol Nidre for a time of spiritual reflection. Nobody has played it better than Jacqueline du Pre. Bruch's violin concerto is not exactly chopped liver either.
So deep either tears of failings or joy can only explain the depth of this classical music!!
Everyting she touched turned into gold! For me the most awesome cellist: J. Du Pre!
Merveilleuse Jacqueline Du Pré !
j adore je le jour actuellement il est magnifique 🎻🎻🎻🎻
I didn't listen that song for a while...for a while... 4 damn years...
I was so scared to listen this song again.
I don't remember that, but I wrote this comment 4 years ago:
"If you think, you find notes of your heart listen Kol Nidrei." (I know for sure, that I wanted to write - you didn't find)
I found this a few minutes ago.
Now I know what I meant to.
It hurts me.
It hurts me even now, like a 4 years ago.
It hurts me, because this is my paint of my died notes of my heart.
I'm crying like 4 years ago, with died notes of my heart inside each tear.
My pure pain..
Kol Nidrei...
Pierniku...
Talento purissimo...che nostalgia!!!Commovente interpretazione ricca di pathos e di colori.
Che bella descrizione hai fatto
Each time I hear it, I need to cry
I can listen to this wonderful KOL NIDREI again and again. Specially Jacqueline du Pré gives this music
sensibility
Jackie for ever ❤🥰😘😘😘
So beautiful. Thank you.
She exudes, through this piece, the meaning of all life.
Marvelous rendition - in my opinion, her performance of this piece, like that of Elgar's cello concerto, is unequalled.
La escuchado muchísimas veces ,es maravillosa interpretación con la orquesta de lsrael😢
Thank you for posting this. It is beauty beyond words.
Jacqueline du Pre, all the passion and all the force and yet it all seems like it's simply quiet beauty spilling out. May she enchant the cellos and bows of every cellist with her luminescence
I surely agree with you and I am 20 years ahead of you and she still amazes me. Keep listening!
Emily, I agree...
I feel like the musical spirits of Jacqueline du Pre and Josef Hassid have inhabited the Korean double bassist Mikyung Sung (here in an impassioned Kol Nidrei from a livestream earlier this year, accompanied by her mother): th-cam.com/video/VjGqcSGGPfU/w-d-xo.html
Can anyone tell me about Jacqueline du Pre’s passing. Have searched for hours? I selected yhi
This years ago and have found only references to her too soon departure.
Heartbreakingly beautiful. My favourite piece to play and to listen to. Gives me chills and moves me to tears every time. Love her expressiveness.
Absolutely breathtaking..L' Shana Tovah!
Ho ascoltato tante interpretazioni ma questa credo sia la migliore . Lo suona in un modo diverso da tutti gli altri ! Era grandissima !!🙏
Se mete en el cerebro,siempre Jaqueline du Pre. Brava i maravillosa 💝👏 Feliz año 2024 ,para todo el mundo🌈
Speaks to the soul.The essence of our Humanity.
BEAUTIFUL 🌸💎💓🎶
Hers is the most heart rending, and soul searching of all, not better than other great performances yet on another plane, or should it be plain, entering a further landscape.
Here is another that you might appreciate, among the most impassioned I have heard: th-cam.com/video/aelbEdDtXQA/w-d-xo.html
Quanta calidesa i perfecció en aquesta interpretació de la deesa Jacqueline.És una música d'arrels hebraiques que potser tocant-la Jacqueline li va dedicar al seu marit Daniel Barenboim.En l'eternitat siguis,genial Jscqueline.J.A.Vives. 1-12-2019.
unequivocally Jacqueline was the greatest cellist that ever lived. she had more passion in her little finger then any other cellist had in the whole body. I am speaking strictly about classical music now because as of the last 10 years a woman by the name of Jorane has come on the scene and she is fantastic in other musical genres. Jacqueline has stole my heart and has spoiled me for everyone else.
You might also like Mikyung Sung on the double bass. Her deep emotional expression seems to follow from du Pre and Josef Hassid. th-cam.com/video/VjGqcSGGPfU/w-d-xo.html (here playing Kol Nidre accompanied by her mother)
💜A truly touching performance; quiet down to really hear God's promises and feel his touch 🙏
So wonderful ly performed,
Perfect expression which can
Connect spirit of human to the Spirit of God.
In this version, the orchestra complements the cello perfectly, not separated or overpowering.
Absolutely unforgettable
Gorgeous !!!
Sound of deep gorgeous mind and soul.........
심혼心魂(*xin.hun. )heart/ mind : soul의 소리
Magnifique
What soul lifting heavenly performance
This is great cello playing. So musical, enveloping and believably passionate.
So incredible brings tears to my eyes
Einfach wunderbar, einzigartig - von jugendlicher Verve erfüllt!
It is not Jom Kippur Day, but this Prayer Song is one of the moust touchable Melodie. Thanks G''d for Max Bruch and Rabby Lewandowskij
La meilleure versio de Kol Nidrei selon moi, tant de délicatesse!
I love you forever!!
Great cellist!!
My favorite piece ever. Hands down.
Atonement is something I need more of.
This is an excellent play.
indeed, beauty without words.
Jakeline ,Dios quiere a los ángeles a su lado. Tu musica es un bálsamo para el alma
Ti ascolto sempre Jacqueline 🌹🌹🌹
Thank you J...love u.....here's to the thumbsup....sweetheart..
So evocative. Touching and beautiful.
Jacqueline the greatest cellist ever, music lovers have missed her for whole their lives .
Wat missen wij bewonderaars van haar heel erg veel.
The greatest ever? There is no doubt that she played very well, but how about Casals, Feuermann, Rostropovich, Fournier, Starker...?
Jacqueline duPre music and her lovely husband. Beautiful family
today 10th Januray 2021 we are back in lockdown from covid 2021, thank god for music !
einfach nur schön und herzergreifend...
My first musical crush; and the golden couple -- but she certainly backed it up with the quality of her playing
The true "Kol Nidrei", real atonement song of
Yom Kippur!
Much better than the chant as sung on Yom Kippur, by Cantor Davis, of Temple Sharrai Tefila, in Far Rockaway New York City. Decades ago. According to legend, Bruch asked a Jewish friend to take him to a service. It must have been Yom Kippur, as Max Bruch heard the chant. He was so impressed that he wrote this great work.
Simplemente maravilloso..¡¡
Himmlisch schön, frei von jeder Übertreibung, „seelenrein“. Danke
für dieses Erlebnis.
It's a shame that such a universal music talent had to die so early! I had the Elgar concerto with her, magnificent EMI Import from the Uk. Was 20 $ once. Unfortunately I lost my whole classical collection including the wonderful Mozart piano collection with her husband
What a magical, real and earth bound, and deeply moving musical union, of such beauty.
Few stories are as romantic, tragic and human as Jacqueline du Pré’s. Of course, our tendency to over-romanticize plays into how we see her today, but that should not take away from the astonishing power of her playing.
Anthony, I agree...
It's a knee jerk response to early death of loved artists. Amy Winehouse, Jean Paul Basquiat, Mozart and so on. Jaqueline du Pré said she didn't want to play cello all the time, didn't like being a star. I think she taught / mentored for some time after she stopped playing. It was desperately sad we lost her because we want more from her. And some people have to have a villain in every life story.
And few stories are as tragic and as human as the origin of the Kol Nidrei.
@@casteretpollux Sure, except with du Pre it was more intense. The cello as an instrument instrument and many of the pieces whe made her own are highly emotional, often tragic, much lengthier and meatier than any pop song, and people can invest a lot in listening to them them. She herself seemed ethereal, incandescent, and she was musical genius. So a tragic ending was kind of set up perfectly in peoples minds, like a tragic opera.
@@paulwary I agree with what you said about her as a performing artist but it in no way cuts across what I wrote, which if you check it out you'll find is factual. I don't think simplistic idealised narratives do justice to the complex and hard working human beings who are artists.
Spitzenklasse... kenne nur einzelne die ansatzweise diese feinfühlige Qualität besitzen/besaßen
This is divine music.
Has turned a dull Monday afternoon to a joyous one
This doesn't sound too joyous if you ask me.
+Kyle Tomlinson There are many emotional undertones, nuances and great passion, there is solemnity and at the same time great beauty and joy. Joy is not always trumpets and fireworks, this is more subtle, I'm sorry you don't get it.
Barrington Salter I can see the interpretation and musicianship being "joyous", but it's a fairly sombre piece... I mean it's mostly minor and Kol Nidrei's historically are not supposed to be "joyous" events.
Also, no need to say sorry that I don't get it.. Whatever _it_ is. I do not need to be pitied.
Kyle, I was not pitying you, and we know that the prayer is not a particularly joyous event, rather an affirmation of faith during religious persecution. However even music written for a solemn purpose can achieve joy through the music, for example the Gorecki Symphony of Sorrowful Songs. Or Mozart's Lachrymosa, there are many more examples, especially in opera where generally things do not turn out well. Nothing personal, I just disagreed with your opinion which of course is your right to express, but at the same time is not sacrosanct.
Just beautifull
pieknie uduchowiony dzwiek wzruszajace
Maybe it has gotten so few views because I have been posting it on Facebook, so that as many folks as possible can hear this fine performance.
Im afraid because I don't understand or remember everything my sister said or anything about the consequences of the false accusations about me and I love you and I love my family and I love music and this is the best music 🎵🎶 ever 💖
In the annals of concert music, there is not a clearer example of the tragic than the biography of Jacqueline Du Pre, whose indisputably God-given gift was snatched from her, and from us, at the moment of its fullest flowering. The few moments I was able to spend talking with her on the stage of the Hollywood Bowl have consequently taken on for me the attributes of a sacred epiphany, a direct experience of the miraculous nature of life. It is not necessary, however, to have met her to experience such an epiphany, as evidenced in these testimonials; it is instantly available to anyone taking the time to listen to her playing.
what a privilege you had.
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I don´t quite understand what would compel someone to give a "thumbs down"? The audio is fine considering the age of the recording - musically this interpretation is among the finest. Thank you for sharing!!
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Some people tap things on screen without realizing it. Or they aim for the thumbs up button, and miss, and don't notice. There is ALWAYS going to be a small percentage of thumbs down, not necessarily from people who actually dislike it.
I think it is fair to say that the orchestral accompaniment is not top notch, there are several intonation and balance problems.