I remember hearing Szeryng playing the Beethoven in Seattle in the early 80's, he could fill the whole hall so effortlessly with his smooth bow strokes. You had to hear him live, just marvelous.
>> and next day went to his perphormens...free ticket!!! @michael turov Yes, that too is amazing. And yet, it is a fact of basic human nature that we appreciate something much more when we have to pay to get it. 😁
Beethoven escribió el mejor concierto para violín de toda la Historia y Szeryng ha sido el mejor intérprete de todo el Universo!!!! 30:16, El tiempo se detiene, la Paz invade el alma, Beethoven nos habla desde el cielo y no hay más nada que agregar. Beethoven and Szeryng for ever. Impagable. Bellísimo. Gracias!!!
He could project so effortlessly in a large hall, but always with a smooth, buttery sound. And it sounded SO natural, unlike even a lot of great violinists today. One of a kind. You some sense with this live recording, but of course it doesn't match being there in person.
This is a recording. I heard it live, on several occasions. None can imagine nowadays how much Szeryng could project in any concert hall. I was deeply affected by some negative comments by Perman in the Art of violin playing about Szeryng. Perlman never reached that level of playing in Beethoven concerto, Brahms, or Bach solo works...
didn't he say something like if you hear something on the radio and you can't tell who it is, it must be Szeryng, implying that that his playing is kind of plain, no outstanding characteristics? and he said it with a chuckle, in a slightly derisive manner. Henryk isn't my first choice for Paganini, Tchaikovsky, etc, but he *is* my first choice for Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, over Perlman, Heifetz or anybody else. i own this DVD, it's one of my favorite recordings of anything, by anybody. and no one, alive or dead can touch Szeryng on the solo Bach works. he stands alone, though Hilary comes close.
@@chuckcornelius194 Arthur Grumiaux is a worthy contemporary of Szerying regarding Mozart and some of the Bach. There's also a sublime performance of the Beethoven concerto of his on youtube too.
Perlman didn't say anything negative. As I remember he only said that there was no special characteristic. That is not neccessarily negative. I think it's positive, meaning there are no flaws to recognise him by.
Jorge Mester b. 1935 a Mexican conductor of Hungarian ancestry. He has served as the artistic director for the Orquesta Filarmónica de Boca del Río, Veracruz, since it was founded in 2014. In 1955 he made his debut with the National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico and in 1960 made his opera debut with Salome at the Spoleto Festival in Italy. Mester became music director of the Louisville Orchestra 1967 -- 1070. In this time he gave over 200 world premieres of works commissioned by the orchestra. From 1970 to 1990, he was music director of the Aspen Music Festival, and there founded the Aspen Chamber Symphony. He became music director of the Pasadena Symphony Orchestra in 1984. His most recent contract extension had been through 2012, but in May 2010, the orchestra announced the conclusion of Mester's tenure as music director with immediate effect. ...
@@Ickguenthrasil Let's put it this way - Joachim cadenza will grow in you! I first couldn't understand it but started loving it lately. If you still don't like it, check out Kogan version. Simply electrifying.
Henryk Szeryng, violin l'Orchestre symphonique de Radio-Canada; Jorge Mester, conductor Telecast of December 25, 1988 BEETHOVEN Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61* (cadenzas: Joseph Joachim) This is also sold as DVD, ”The Art of Henryk Szeryng”.
The conductor is Jorge Mester. The year of this recording is 1987, so a few months before Szeryng's death, and the orchestra is either the Aspen Chamber Orchestra or the Pasadena Symphony Orchestra.
Henryk Szeryng was and still is among the great giants of music. Everything he plays is crucial.
Since I could never see him live, this video is wonderful....unmatched playing.
男と女とのトラブル。愛の破局。そんな時には、自然界の中の清らかな美の風景と、ベートーヴェンの音が響く。そして、又元気を取り戻す。勇気と希望を与えてくれる、シェリングのベートーヴェン。ありがとう！
I remember hearing Szeryng playing the Beethoven in Seattle in the early 80's, he could fill the whole hall so effortlessly with his smooth bow strokes. You had to hear him live, just marvelous.
Шеринг без всякого сомнения из европейских музыкантов эталонный исполнитель этого шедевра - звук и тон скрипки просто фантастические !!!
シェリングと言えば、巨匠、ハイフェッツと並ぶ、ヴァイオリン界のバイブル的存在。自由自在の滑らかな艶やかな響きに、安定していてそれで、ヒューマン的なぬくもりを、このヴァイオリンから聴きとることが出来る。
Szeryng: No unnecessary embellishment, and rock-solid basics.
Yes. Szeryng has a solid foundation!
Can't believe I had privet dinner with him in Chicago, 1981 and next day went to his perphormens...free ticket!!!
Wow ! What an experience and privilege !!!!!!!!!!! Congrats !!!
You've made someone jealous
>> and next day went to his perphormens...free ticket!!!
@michael turov
Yes, that too is amazing. And yet, it is a fact of basic human nature that we appreciate something much more when we have to pay to get it. 😁
Szeryng is a miracle, nothing less
A true violinist's violinist.
Beethoven escribió el mejor concierto para violín de toda la Historia y Szeryng ha sido el mejor intérprete de todo el Universo!!!! 30:16, El tiempo se detiene, la Paz invade el alma, Beethoven nos habla desde el cielo y no hay más nada que agregar.
Beethoven and Szeryng for ever. Impagable. Bellísimo. Gracias!!!
Best word to describe Szeryng's playing: Satisfying.
A master at work weaving magic.
Vivat and Cheers for the Master Mr Henryk Szeryng !
Szering divine. As usual ! Genial Beethoven is Smiling for listening Szering where the Genial and sooo loved composer is now !
Szeryng ıs the greatest of all the greats.
貴重な映像を、本当にありがとうございます❣️
バッハのシャコンヌのシェリングさんの演奏が大好きです✨
動くシェリングさんを見れて、感激です😂
音楽は素人ですが、演奏スタイルも派手なパフォーマンスはなく、本当に音楽そのものの素晴らしさを表現されているように感じます✨
このような素晴らしいものが見れるなんて、ありがたい時代ですね💖
TH-camと主様に感謝しております😊🙏✨
僕も、シェリングの音楽の本質を表現されているところが大好きです♡ 僕も他の方のYou-Tubeをよく試聴しています。本当に有難い時代になりましたね(^^♪
佇まいの良さ ってこの人のタメの言葉
He could project so effortlessly in a large hall, but always with a smooth, buttery sound. And it sounded SO natural, unlike even a lot of great violinists today. One of a kind. You some sense with this live recording, but of course it doesn't match being there in person.
I agree. I heard him play Brahms in Dallas in the 60s and again with National Symphony in Washington, D.C. in the 70s. Exquisite!
This is a recording. I heard it live, on several occasions. None can imagine nowadays how much Szeryng could project in any concert hall. I was deeply affected by some negative comments by Perman in the Art of violin playing about Szeryng. Perlman never reached that level of playing in Beethoven concerto, Brahms, or Bach solo works...
There is a very fine performance of Perlman live playing the Beethoven, but yeah, it was a low blow to crticize Szeryng.
didn't he say something like if you hear something on the radio and you can't tell who it is, it must be Szeryng, implying that that his playing is kind of plain, no outstanding characteristics? and he said it with a chuckle, in a slightly derisive manner. Henryk isn't my first choice for Paganini, Tchaikovsky, etc, but he *is* my first choice for Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, over Perlman, Heifetz or anybody else. i own this DVD, it's one of my favorite recordings of anything, by anybody. and no one, alive or dead can touch Szeryng on the solo Bach works. he stands alone, though Hilary comes close.
@@chuckcornelius194 Arthur Grumiaux is a worthy contemporary of Szerying regarding Mozart and some of the Bach. There's also a sublime performance of the Beethoven concerto of his on youtube too.
Exactly! His projection was stunning. I heard him in the mid-80's in Seattle playing the Beethoven. Magical.
Perlman didn't say anything negative. As I remember he only said that there was no special characteristic. That is not neccessarily negative. I think it's positive, meaning there are no flaws to recognise him by.
12:32 --- the most magical moment of all. Szeryng and Vengerov, the masters of this concert.
Yeah and 38:42 is wonderfoul too
Henryk Szeryng lives on in his master student Miha Pogacnik
Jorge Mester b. 1935 a Mexican conductor of Hungarian ancestry. He has served as the artistic director for the Orquesta Filarmónica de Boca del Río, Veracruz, since it was founded in 2014. In 1955 he made his debut with the National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico and in 1960 made his opera debut with Salome at the Spoleto Festival in Italy.
Mester became music director of the Louisville Orchestra 1967 -- 1070. In this time he gave over 200 world premieres of works commissioned by the orchestra.
From 1970 to 1990, he was music director of the Aspen Music Festival, and there founded the Aspen Chamber Symphony. He became music director of the Pasadena Symphony Orchestra in 1984. His most recent contract extension had been through 2012, but in May 2010, the orchestra announced the conclusion of Mester's tenure as music director with immediate effect. ...
for me this is the best Beethoven's violin concerto ever ... I love both Henryk Szeryng and this concerto from my 20th!
this is absolutely the best version
I think that it is probably a valuable movie.
I couldn't agree more, Henryk Szeryng's interpretation is my favourite
If only it was Kreislers cadenza
@@belgianvanbeethoven From Beethoven himself that really means something!!! Haha!
@@Ickguenthrasil Let's put it this way - Joachim cadenza will grow in you! I first couldn't understand it but started loving it lately. If you still don't like it, check out Kogan version. Simply electrifying.
Szeryng: Great great Master.
I think so, too.
Great sound
Técnica prodigiosa, entonación, sonido limpio y bello.Grande entre los grandes.
素敵な動画ありがとう。シェリングさんの上品な演奏が大好きでした。学生には安くないチケットをバイト代で買って来日公演を心待ちにしていたら直前に急逝なさってしまい、とても悲しかったのを思い出します。
おお、ＬＢ２００７様はシェリングの生演奏を聴きに行かれるご予定だったのですね！ 私の知り合いにも同じく聞きに行こうと思っていたら急逝されて行けなかったとおっしゃっておられました。本当に急なことだったのですね。
What a luminous inner life
Golden sound
As much as I love the other greats, Henryk is the all-around master.
Спасибо!
que paz, estudo ouvindo esta beleza
素晴らしい音色❤ ソニーのスマートフォンは素晴らしい
46:26 A very nice encore at the end... 😉
Bravo---！！
+osugi007 Thank you-!!
vai e dedicado a Sofia e o
g violetista richard
J'adore Szeryng et je regrette qu'on ne donne pas le nom de l'excellentissime chef d'orchestre.
Jorge Mester!
conductor: Jorge Mester
Henryk Szeryng, violin
l'Orchestre symphonique de Radio-Canada; Jorge Mester, conductor
Telecast of December 25, 1988
BEETHOVEN Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61* (cadenzas: Joseph Joachim)
This is also sold as DVD, ”The Art of Henryk Szeryng”.
Does he write his own cadenza for the 2nd + 3rd movements?
Un des plus grands violonistes de l histoire que du bonheur là !
Szeryng est vraiment un grand violoniste.
Ce piesa se canta la final?
1)0:01
2)25:51
3)35:20
La,tequila sans doute 😊
L'homme qui enregistrait en une prise..
僕もバイオリンをしていますが、バイオリン協奏曲のなかでベートーヴェンが一番好きです！シェリングの演奏を聞くことができてこの上ない喜びです
僕もバイオリン協奏曲ではベートーヴェンが最も好きです♪とりわけシェリングの演奏は素晴らしいですよね。
@piano seeker
Who the hell are you?
Bruce Willis conducting
Brasil
Can someone please name the encore piece? I'm supposing it's Bach?
2nd movement (Fuga) from the 1st Sonata for violin solo, in G minor. BWV 1001.
Cadenza 1st movement by Joseph Joachim.
the same as Kogan's recording
それはどんなオーケストラですか？ どんな監督？ コンサートはいつでしたか？
Find Szeryng's improvised cadanza (if I'm not mistaken): at 20:35 th-cam.com/video/mA_-KatnEBw/w-d-xo.html
Henryk Szeryng był wspaniałym skrzypkiem. Co to za orkiestra i dyrygent? Dlaczego nie ma krótkiej informacji po angielsku?
It was a conductor and an orchestra that I also do not know.
The conductor is Jorge Mester. The year of this recording is 1987, so a few months before Szeryng's death, and the orchestra is either the Aspen Chamber Orchestra or the Pasadena Symphony Orchestra.
Or since this video is in French and produced in Canada, perhaps the orchestra is the Montreal Symphony Orchestra.
Yes, this indeed the Montreal Symphony, I recognize my former chair partner in the second violin section, Pierre Jean. Szeryng at his best!
46:26
Where’s the first note?
シェリングのベートーヴェン協奏曲。初めてこの曲を聴いたヴァイオリニストがシェリングでした。
ところでこの動画の指揮者とオーケストラはどちらでしょう？
コントラバス奏者がフレンチボウなのでドイツ系ではなさそうかな？とは思いますが。
指揮者はジョージ・メスター オケはラジオ・カナダ・シンフォニック・オーケストラです♪
カデンツァは誰の作曲でしょう。フーガ素晴らしい。
クライスラーのカデンツァはよく聴きますが、シェリングはいつもこのヨアヒム版を使っていますね。僕も練習してみましたが、とんでもなく難しいです。
この演奏、オケと指揮者は？
I am sorry, but way better couple than in present.
39:00
Oh my... whose cadenza is this?!?
This cadenza is by Joseph Joachim💛
Which orchestra and conductor?
conductor: Jorge Mester
Montreal Symphony Orchestra ♥️
Yes, for that purpose, Radio-Canada Orchestra, but mostly with members of the MSO. I studied with one of them ❤️.
cadenza?
is the same of varga
joachim!
Not enough
Au debut synchronisation son image est totalement non synchrone. Apres c'est ok
＞初めてLDをファイル化することに成功しました＾＾
ーー＞
さっすがー（＊＿＋
現在はＰＣのドライブが調子悪くうまくファイル化できないのですが、壊れる前にこのＬＤのファイル化をしておいてよかったです♪