Though, apparently, Tartini tried to mimic what the devil played before him, you can hear and feel the agony and insanity Tartini went through to make this song match that which he once heard. You can hear desperation and sadness. You can feel the pure agony in each and every note. Each and every draw of the bow. You can feel the torment that Tartini went through to make this perfect, but...never could. He could never perfect this peace, as he lay breathing his last breath.
Una noche, en el año 1713 soñé que había hecho un pacto con el diablo a cambio de mi alma. Todo salió como yo deseaba: mi nuevo sirviente anticipó todos mis deseos. Entre otras cosas, le di mi violín para ver si podía tocar. ¡Cuán grande fue mi asombro al oír una sonata tan maravillosa y tan hermosa, interpretada con tanto arte e inteligencia, como nunca había pensado ni en mis más intrépidos sueños! Me sentí extasiado, transportado, encantado: mi respiración falló, y desperté. Inmediatamente tomé mi violín con el fin de retener, al menos una parte, la impresión de mi sueño. ¡En vano! La música que yo en ese momento compuse es sin duda la mejor que he escrito, y todavía la llamo el "Trino del Diablo", pero la diferencia entre ella y aquella que me conmovió es tan grande que habría destruido mi instrumento y habría dicho adiós a la música para siempre si hubiera tenido que vivir sin el goce que me ofrece.
I will never forget the very first time I heard this on a local fm station. It was while reclining in a dark room after a glass of wine so no distractions of any sort. I was dumbstruck! Itzhak Perlman is so incredibly brilliant and the piano was incredible also.
I've been listening to Devil's Trill all night, even Ida Haendel, and this BY FAR trumps all of them! Not even in the same league.. I had to stop working on the side to comprehend this... It reminds me why he was the first violinist I fell in love with, and the reason I started playing as a child.
Ever since I discovered this piece in 8th grade it's been my favorite of any musical composition. Now at the age of 15 I have spent about a year and a half learning it and I have most if the first movement and a bit of the second down well but past that it's insanely difficult.
Em alguns momentos parece que são 2 violinos tocando😮
I like TH-cam performances because you don't have to feel guilty if you have to cough!
"Pff, that looks easy!"
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Though, apparently, Tartini tried to mimic what the devil played before him, you can hear and feel the agony and insanity Tartini went through to make this song match that which he once heard. You can hear desperation and sadness. You can feel the pure agony in each and every note. Each and every draw of the bow. You can feel the torment that Tartini went through to make this perfect, but...never could. He could never perfect this peace, as he lay breathing his last breath.
Oh my god.
Una noche, en el año 1713 soñé que había hecho un pacto con el diablo a cambio de mi alma. Todo salió como yo deseaba: mi nuevo sirviente anticipó todos mis deseos. Entre otras cosas, le di mi violín para ver si podía tocar. ¡Cuán grande fue mi asombro al oír una sonata tan maravillosa y tan hermosa, interpretada con tanto arte e inteligencia, como nunca había pensado ni en mis más intrépidos sueños! Me sentí extasiado, transportado, encantado: mi respiración falló, y desperté. Inmediatamente tomé mi violín con el fin de retener, al menos una parte, la impresión de mi sueño. ¡En vano! La música que yo en ese momento compuse es sin duda la mejor que he escrito, y todavía la llamo el "Trino del Diablo", pero la diferencia entre ella y aquella que me conmovió es tan grande que habría destruido mi instrumento y habría dicho adiós a la música para siempre si hubiera tenido que vivir sin el goce que me ofrece.
I don't know why, but the last 2 minutes always gives me goosebumps.
Legend has it, that even if you're playing on the crappiest violin, if you play this in a church it turns into a strad
I will never forget the very first time I heard this on a local fm station. It was while reclining in a dark room after a glass of wine so no distractions of any sort. I was dumbstruck! Itzhak Perlman is so incredibly brilliant and the piano was incredible also.
Perlman es un maestro, lo hace ver tan ridículamente fácil, cotidiano.
I've been listening to Devil's Trill all night, even Ida Haendel, and this BY FAR trumps all of them! Not even in the same league.. I had to stop working on the side to comprehend this... It reminds me why he was the first violinist I fell in love with, and the reason I started playing as a child.
Ever since I discovered this piece in 8th grade it's been my favorite of any musical composition. Now at the age of 15 I have spent about a year and a half learning it and I have most if the first movement and a bit of the second down well but past that it's insanely difficult.
I just started playing the violin yesterday and my goal is to be able to play this one day :)
He makes it look so easy and does it so effortless
The most beautiful piece I've ever heard
Itzhak Perlman, by far, captures Tartini's genius and spirit playing this sonata...Absolutely Magnificent....
Bravo! how graceful, truly plays like a violinist possessed, like a man on fire, truly channeling this songs essence
Didn't
Blood curdling, perfect, heart stopping piece. Those 15 people need to get there ears re-evaluated. Itzhak has fingers of gold Superb playing!!!!!!!.