The comment from Taneyev below was that this piece was common place in violin recitals in the early 1900s, but that it is no longer performed. Here is a bit of trivia regarding Souvenir de Moscou. An adaptation of it is played by a young woman violinist in the movie “in the good old summertime,” with Judy Garland and Van Johnson. The young woman violinist is in real life Marcia Van Dyke and her character plays an adaptation of this violin piece as her performance in a violin competition. The adaptation as played in the movie is very good and plays about 2-3 minutes and shows some of the scale and dexterity of the original piece. Of course, the movie takes place at the turn of the century (in Chicago?), so the adaptation of Souvenir de Moscou played at a violin competition was remarkably appropriate ... and enjoyable to the extent that after many years of watching “in the good old summertime,” I grew to love the performance by Ms. Van Dyke and researched to find the original of Souvenir de Moscou. Of note is that Marcia van Dyke was the first female violinist with the San Francisco Symphony, in the 1940s.
After seeing this piece for the first time 6 years ago. To all of you who can't play this right now. You will be able to do it if you practice 40 hours a day or sell your soul to the devil. Or..... make sure that violin is fun for you. You get better naturally when you play with the things you love. I can finally play this piece but when I first saw it six years ago I could barely do any of it. Work on the small things first, you won't be able to get Wieniawski on your first try. But after enough practice, you will be able to play it slowly.... and if you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly.
Ejecuta con un brillantisimo sonido , con una claridad y transparencia impresionante , unido a un Virtuosismo que lo hace ser un Violinista excepcional .
Haha! here’s a good example of the relationship between European languages: I don’t speak Spanish yet I was able to understand entirely this particular (excellent) comment. I imagine, however, had I heard it being said I would not have understood it so easily.
Do you know where the melody at the end comes from? I recognize it, and the first time I heard it it sounded so familiar to me, but I have no idea where it's from.
This song looks insanely hard but insanely beautiful. I just started playing violin a month and a half ago and I'm done with the 1st book. In a few years I'm looking forward to playing this :D btw this is my mom's account and I'm 14
Dianne Walker it’s very difficult to play this piece. I’ve been playing violin for about 12 years and still not playing these difficult pieces. It will take time to be able to play these kind of pieces especially if you’ve started late on the violin. Just be patient and continue to improve your technique.
this is my actual account, and I'm a guy, not a girl XD. I'm also pretty much finished with Book 2 Suzuki and hoping to go to the 3rd book very soon. Also, you will get there. Just don't give up! I also play the piano and flute and a lot of other stuff (drawing, composing music) I am also self taught in all of those.
PureTalent if you're self taught at composing, you're not going to have a good time.also, don't be dumb like me when I was 14 and try hard pieces after self-teaching for less than a year. Trust me.
PureTalent I know it's boring but you should first master your techniques, your scales, and then do kreutzer etudes. Learn vibrato, all different bowing techniques, get clean string crossings, practice shifting and positions, learn harmonics and perfect them, etc. And please change your username.
it wasn't actually that hard like it looks, but you sure need a decent instrument to make it much easier. My violin took me most of the time on noise-canceling issue with those chords and touch fourth...
@@canman5060 a fictional character created by Brett and Eddy of Twosetviolin. Ling Ling is a mythical being who can play Paganini caprices in the womb, has won every competition at the age of 1 and can write up novels about the complexity of Bach's work while playing Bach violin pieces flawlessly on a double bass and hoola hooping and wash the dishes all at the same time. They practice 40 hours a day. Ordinary musicians can only dream of being Ling Ling.
The amount of times ive cried while practicing wieniawski is embarassing
At last, you can practice. I can't even
This is hard repertoire ya’ll. I can attest to this after playing Wieniawski Concerto No 2
@@emilianocorcino4146 uluuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
@@jaymz2385 that shits nothing compared to his first one. wieniawski is truly a nightmare when his 2nd concerto is considered easy
@@pcpt I understand. His first concerto might be nightmare-tier, but his second is still a bad dream XD
This looks incredibly hard to play, but also insanely fun once you can do it.
Syrchalis Menardy *if* you can do it
it always feels good to be able to do hard things
Lol congrats, i think this is really hard
Ya
6:56 those trills are gorgeous o h m y--
7:03 Sounds like a little bird whistling in a Disney movie
Oh, yeah! I'm agree
way too hard though hahahahha
I unknowingly watched this and now my teacher wants me to play it🤦♀️😂
i'll pray for your soul
and arms
Too relatable
@@joaoluis6585 frfr
Lol I want to play this
5:09 I've never heard something so expressive in my life
The comment from Taneyev below was that this piece was common place in violin recitals in the early 1900s, but that it is no longer performed.
Here is a bit of trivia regarding Souvenir de Moscou. An adaptation of it is played by a young woman violinist in the movie “in the good old summertime,” with Judy Garland and Van Johnson. The young woman violinist is in real life Marcia Van Dyke and her character plays an adaptation of this violin piece as her performance in a violin competition. The adaptation as played in the movie is very good and plays about 2-3 minutes and shows some of the scale and dexterity of the original piece. Of course, the movie takes place at the turn of the century (in Chicago?), so the adaptation of Souvenir de Moscou played at a violin competition was remarkably appropriate ... and enjoyable to the extent that after many years of watching “in the good old summertime,” I grew to love the performance by Ms. Van Dyke and researched to find the original of Souvenir de Moscou.
Of note is that Marcia van Dyke was the first female violinist with the San Francisco Symphony, in the 1940s.
geez, hitting the highest note on the piano
And beyond!
After seeing this piece for the first time 6 years ago. To all of you who can't play this right now. You will be able to do it if you practice 40 hours a day or sell your soul to the devil. Or..... make sure that violin is fun for you. You get better naturally when you play with the things you love. I can finally play this piece but when I first saw it six years ago I could barely do any of it. Work on the small things first, you won't be able to get Wieniawski on your first try. But after enough practice, you will be able to play it slowly.... and if you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly.
pretty words
Ling ling would be proud
Aaaah yesss... TwoSet Violin Ling Ling Challenge!
Extremity perfect pitchers start at 1:14, end at 1:55.
DANGER!
6:26 geez. Piano and violin are in absolute sync... why am i still playing violin D;
But you play piano... Beethoven
How can u hear that if ur deaf? 😂
Ejecuta con un brillantisimo sonido , con una claridad y transparencia impresionante , unido a un Virtuosismo que lo hace ser un Violinista excepcional .
Haha! here’s a good example of the relationship between European languages: I don’t speak Spanish yet I was able to understand entirely this particular (excellent) comment. I imagine, however, had I heard it being said I would not have understood it so easily.
hauntingly beautiful. I love wieniawski
Piękny utwór mojego rodaka.
Spectacularly played... Would love to see the performer's name in the descriptions if you have access to them.
Arthur Grumiaux and Istvan Hajdu, i suppose
2:05 reminds me of mozarts 5 violin concerto joachim cadenza
2:54 The Red Sarafan (by Varlamov) is quoted here, a beautiful melody and contributes to the Russian feel of this piece
Do you know where the melody at the end comes from? I recognize it, and the first time I heard it it sounded so familiar to me, but I have no idea where it's from.
@@giuseppeettoremantovani2465 Оседлаю коня, also a song by Varlamov, it is written on the score
This song looks insanely hard but insanely beautiful. I just started playing violin a month and a half ago and I'm done with the 1st book. In a few years I'm looking forward to playing this :D btw this is my mom's account and I'm 14
Dianne Walker it’s very difficult to play this piece. I’ve been playing violin for about 12 years and still not playing these difficult pieces. It will take time to be able to play these kind of pieces especially if you’ve started late on the violin. Just be patient and continue to improve your technique.
this is my actual account, and I'm a guy, not a girl XD. I'm also pretty much finished with Book 2 Suzuki and hoping to go to the 3rd book very soon. Also, you will get there. Just don't give up! I also play the piano and flute and a lot of other stuff (drawing, composing music) I am also self taught in all of those.
Doesn't really matter whether you're a guy or a girl
PureTalent if you're self taught at composing, you're not going to have a good time.also, don't be dumb like me when I was 14 and try hard pieces after self-teaching for less than a year. Trust me.
PureTalent I know it's boring but you should first master your techniques, your scales, and then do kreutzer etudes. Learn vibrato, all different bowing techniques, get clean string crossings, practice shifting and positions, learn harmonics and perfect them, etc. And please change your username.
Masterpiece!
anyone who enjoyed this should listen to wieniawski's allegro de sonate. that piece is a bit more artistic and less virtuostic
Wow I have to learn this
Bravo brilliance virtuoso grandiose music
7:12 reminds me of Snow White
Ok. Wow. I need to practice
Brasil ♡
Великолепно!
On the first decades of past century, this piece was played on nearly every violin recital. Now has disappear. Who's playing?
Taneyev omg Sergei!!! i love your 5th violín concerto.
J'adore !
Moi aussi! ❤
1:42 do you play the octave part on the g string as well. how long does sul g last
Just that note. To let you know you're supposed to play that note on the G string.
A warming up piece by a 16 year old.
When the piano started playing I thought it was Boku No Pico's opening...
Koi wo shiyou yo...
THE DANKEST OF THINGS AND STUFF AHHHH T_T
Jacques oh nooo 😂😂😂
Certified Intergalactic!
This is the one in the LingLing lvl of twoset's perfect pitch test video?
Where can I also download piano score?
it wasn't actually that hard like it looks, but you sure need a decent instrument to make it much easier. My violin took me most of the time on noise-canceling issue with those chords and touch fourth...
I can play from 2:52 to 4:13.
maybe without some sul D
Quel est le violoniste qui interprète ''Souvenir de Moskou'' HenriVieuxtemps
??
Arthur Grumiaux!
Merci
bro, is this guy trying to torture the violinist??
7:01 fake/artificial harmonics begin
5:55 for awesome theme
Wow!
Bellissimo
弟と旅に出た時の、回想曲でしたっけ？
Grumiaux
Yes. For reference:
th-cam.com/video/dWNDDQnWo5s/w-d-xo.html
A kind of musical sport/circus ...
I have the throne now
guess he really liked that souviner
Ling ling could play this song before he was born 2setviolin community you there 😂
By "pay" you mean "play" right?
Well.. Ling Ling don't even play this for warm up, it's way too easy
@@陳敬智-s2f yeah oops
I have heard of Lang Lang. Who is Ling Ling ?
Hey fellow TwoSetter!😁
@@canman5060 a fictional character created by Brett and Eddy of Twosetviolin. Ling Ling is a mythical being who can play Paganini caprices in the womb, has won every competition at the age of 1 and can write up novels about the complexity of Bach's work while playing Bach violin pieces flawlessly on a double bass and hoola hooping and wash the dishes all at the same time. They practice 40 hours a day. Ordinary musicians can only dream of being Ling Ling.
good lord im a classical guitarist what am i doing here 😭😭
Being put in your place.. Anyway, we have our Regondi…
@@jamesrogers5277 girl what the hell are you talking about
sounds a bit like Mozart's Violin Sonata in e minor K304!
Where?😂 I just had a contest using that piece and these sound nothing alike
Blaize M what???😂😂
😰😰😲😲
This sounds weird with earbuds🤨
Uuuuuuuuuu Brasil
...why ?
Akane san why not?
Because it’s there.
Пиздец, как это сыграть вообще?)
Oh god
вот паганини..там есть переживания..тут нет ничего..типа..круто..типа переплюнул?но венявский-пустота!!!
Вы очень хотели быть оригинальным, а получилась нелепость 🤗