Believe me or not, I had the rare opportunity to listen to Mr. Zuckerman practice his, (as he put it, “Fiddle”) every morning at 6am when I worked for him in Montauk, Long Island. I’d get up at 5:30am and sit by the pool house waiting for him to come outside and practice. It was Amazing. This was almost 20 years ago. I felt like I was listening to an Angel play. One of the reasons he is so good at what he does is because he works at it daily. I knew it was a privilege and I would soak it up. He would make his “Fiddle” create the most Beautiful Sounds I’ve ever heard. He is an awesomely talented man. I’m glad to see he is well and still sharing his Talent with the World.
@@jeanparke9373 well, I had the pleasure of hearing him practicing scales as well as pieces of music. I’m not well versed in classical music, but, I can tell you that what I did hear Pincius play was magical. Sometimes I’d get up early and sit behind the pool house and listen to him play for hours at a time. He’s so good because he really practiced his craft. I even had the pleasure of holding his 2 million dollar Stradivarius in my hands. I was asked to take it to a shop on 7th Avenue in NYC to be placed in a safe and the night before, I took the violin out of the case, I picked up the Bow and just before I put bow to string, I realized that if I broke a string or anything stupid, I couldn’t afford to pay for it, so, I thought better of it and put the instrument back in its case, 😂🤣😂🤣. Yeah, those were some fun times. Be well.
Love that rich, delicious Zukerman sound. His mastery of the bow is wonderful. He makes it look so easy, but it took years of hard work and dedication to play like this. Thank you for sharing this video!
This very moving performance, and the unique sound takes me back to lessons with my dear teacher, Victor Hickman, who loved these shorter romantic pieces (and excelled in light music and jazz, among other things). He also had a sound which was deeply expressive and entirely personal. He passed away recently and is greatly missed.
Mr Brey, in the 90's I saw a video of yourself playing the Schubert Quintet, with Leslie Parnas, Walter Trampler and Ida Kavafian... Is it possible? Or was it in a dream? Wonderful rendition indeed, it would be great to see it in TH-cam!
@@adrianfelizia Yes, you're right. That was a concert concurrently celebrating Charles Wadsworth's 60th birthday and the Chamber Music Society's 20th. Must have been 1989. Somewhere on a dusty shelf I have an old video cassette of that program.
@@cbrey that must be one of the two or three greatests existing versions of that work, my absolute admiration for those great artists, of course including yourself. Thanks for answering!
@@warmyferrari9910 You're right. The poor guy only managed to record with Deutsche Grammophon and Philipps (which was also a big label in his times). You might argue concerning style. You also might argue concerning the upbow on important beats (which makes the violin sound much lighter). But writing in you're way about a musician belonging for decades to the top league of violin players doesn't seem to be really serious. His bow technique is really outstanding, at least if you like the Galamian principles (which work to my taste very well!) and so is his sound production. Do you have any idea how much work and life long discipline that requires? I hope, that you will show a little bit more respect towards people and that you try to write proper sentences.
De toutes les interprétations entendues de cette œuvre de Paradis, la Scicilienne, c'est Incontestablement celle de Pinchas Zukerman que je préfère à cause du son, de la douceur, application, parfaite. Avec Zuckerman on atteint toujours les sommets. Merci Pinchas. Et que le violon règne aussi longtemps. 🙏
There is not a violinist alive who does not envy Zukerman's bow arm. Now in his 70s, Zukerman has recently achieved new excellence in relatively simpler and more intimate repertoire, rendered with real meditative depth and feeling. It happens to fit him like a glove.
@@harmonyplayz8934 His, with capitalized H, is used to express respect for the Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is Jehovah God, so out of respect for Him, Christians use H. Maybe you are not a Christian believer, and so you don't care to use a capital H. But you will face Him one day. Therefore, repent and believe in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Love how he just lightly glides his bow across the strings at times so you get a slightly hollow sound instead of the usual full bodied tone. Love the way he mimics an human singer. A touch too dramatic for my liking though but still the best interpretation on TH-cam
It is a Guarneri del Gesu that is referred to as the ex-Dushkin. Samuel Dushkin was an American virtuoso who performed often in duo recitals with Igor Stravinsky.
@@frankomahony1874 he insists that especially Asians don’t have any ‘soul’ to play music. So he doesn’t want Asian to play music. And he hits and scolds Sarah Chang whom I think better violinist than this guy. And pls have a look at other replies on his other youtube videos. There are tons of people who already criticise his racism in replies.
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Believe me or not, I had the rare opportunity to listen to Mr. Zuckerman practice his, (as he put it, “Fiddle”) every morning at 6am when I worked for him in Montauk, Long Island. I’d get up at 5:30am and sit by the pool house waiting for him to come outside and practice. It was Amazing. This was almost 20 years ago. I felt like I was listening to an Angel play. One of the reasons he is so good at what he does is because he works at it daily. I knew it was a privilege and I would soak it up. He would make his “Fiddle” create the most Beautiful Sounds I’ve ever heard. He is an awesomely talented man. I’m glad to see he is well and still sharing his Talent with the World.
Omg could you tell us little more? Was he doing scale routines? Or jamming around some Brahms songs?
@@jeanparke9373 well, I had the pleasure of hearing him practicing scales as well as pieces of music. I’m not well versed in classical music, but, I can tell you that what I did hear Pincius play was magical. Sometimes I’d get up early and sit behind the pool house and listen to him play for hours at a time. He’s so good because he really practiced his craft. I even had the pleasure of holding his 2 million dollar Stradivarius in my hands. I was asked to take it to a shop on 7th Avenue in NYC to be placed in a safe and the night before, I took the violin out of the case, I picked up the Bow and just before I put bow to string, I realized that if I broke a string or anything stupid, I couldn’t afford to pay for it, so, I thought better of it and put the instrument back in its case, 😂🤣😂🤣. Yeah, those were some fun times. Be well.
@@charlesbarboza8591I think he used guarneri
Wow! Thanks a lot for sharing🙂
He is just getting better and better. Amazing!
Love that rich, delicious Zukerman sound. His mastery of the bow is wonderful. He makes it look so easy, but it took years of hard work and dedication to play like this. Thank you for sharing this video!
Nagyon igaz Alex!
This just oozes quality,he plays a Guarnerius and you can tell.He’s the master
Honestly he could play a shoebox and still sound like a master.
3 minute of soul reconstituting therapy. Thank you so much Mr Zukerman.
This very moving performance, and the unique sound takes me back to lessons with my dear teacher, Victor Hickman, who loved these shorter romantic pieces (and excelled in light music and jazz, among other things). He also had a sound which was deeply expressive and entirely personal. He passed away recently and is greatly missed.
Every time I listen to this, I am literally struck by the indescribable beauty. Bravo Zukerman.
Always a great pleasure to listen to Pinchas Zukerman. Beautiful music making.
I heard him for the first time in the 60's in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Since then I have been a fan and the enthusiasm has never diminished.
Ein wunderschöne Stück, tolle Klavierbegleitung. Meisterhaft Duo! 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤ bravo!
One of the most natural string talents ever, and the best mastery of bow distribution, sound production and phrasing. Perfection.
I don't think anyone's bow arm or sound production can compare with Heifetz. Heifetz also had a much more varied vibrato.
Mr Brey, in the 90's I saw a video of yourself playing the Schubert Quintet, with Leslie Parnas, Walter Trampler and Ida Kavafian... Is it possible? Or was it in a dream? Wonderful rendition indeed, it would be great to see it in TH-cam!
Of course, I mean, with the great Pinchas Zukerman...
@@adrianfelizia Yes, you're right. That was a concert concurrently celebrating Charles Wadsworth's 60th birthday and the Chamber Music Society's 20th. Must have been 1989. Somewhere on a dusty shelf I have an old video cassette of that program.
@@cbrey that must be one of the two or three greatests existing versions of that work, my absolute admiration for those great artists, of course including yourself. Thanks for answering!
Undoubtely one of the best sounds in history
100% true
his bowing is just terrible.
overrated player never get any recording contract like EMI lol
@@warmyferrari9910 lol you’re obviously not a golfer
@@warmyferrari9910 You're right. The poor guy only managed to record with Deutsche Grammophon and Philipps (which was also a big label in his times). You might argue concerning style. You also might argue concerning the upbow on important beats (which makes the violin sound much lighter). But writing in you're way about a musician belonging for decades to the top league of violin players doesn't seem to be really serious. His bow technique is really outstanding, at least if you like the Galamian principles (which work to my taste very well!) and so is his sound production. Do you have any idea how much work and life long discipline that requires? I hope, that you will show a little bit more respect towards people and that you try to write proper sentences.
@@thomasbrogsitter361 I think you have been trolled. But i can not be sure.
Such a Lush and Beautiful Sound... Bravo Maestro
That tone is unreal. What a sound!
This is just beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
Wow, the violin is absolutely singing!
1:23 The Face we all make when we listen to Zukerman's playing.
De toutes les interprétations entendues de cette œuvre de Paradis, la Scicilienne, c'est Incontestablement celle de Pinchas Zukerman que je préfère à cause du son, de la douceur, application, parfaite. Avec Zuckerman on atteint toujours les sommets. Merci Pinchas. Et que le violon règne aussi longtemps. 🙏
This is the BEST sound I've ever heard! 😀 Well done! 👍👏💕❤️
Beautiful sound, just love it
Love love this music, Enchanting!!!!
Best bow arm/technique in the business!
Couldn't disagree more. Scratchy and unuanced sound...
Bravo Maestro Zukerman!!
Absolute stunning, 50years still work out
Beautiful!
Bravo Maestro!!!!!!
... just beautiful!
Just enough of everything...perfect. Brava maestro!
One of the best violin sounds I ever heard. Ｂｒａｖｏ!
So beautiful!
There is not a violinist alive who does not envy Zukerman's bow arm. Now in his 70s, Zukerman has recently achieved new excellence in relatively simpler and more intimate repertoire, rendered with real meditative depth and feeling. It happens to fit him like a glove.
Absolutely gorgeous ❤
Such a beautiful sound and depth of expression ...
He sounds as wonderful as he ever did. The most gorgeous sound.
Beautiful
Stupendo indimenticabile
Well done!👍 It's great. 👏❤️💕😀
So beautiful...Thanks
Fantastic
Jesus Christ what is this sound!! Absolutely fantastic.
Joao. Jesus Christ is God, is the King of kings, is the Lord of lords. Please don't use His name trivially.
@@nelsoncheng4638 use his*
@@harmonyplayz8934 His, with capitalized H, is used to express respect for the Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is Jehovah God, so out of respect for Him, Christians use H. Maybe you are not a Christian believer, and so you don't care to use a capital H. But you will face Him one day. Therefore, repent and believe in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
@@nelsoncheng4638 ok then.....
@@nelsoncheng4638 im not ur religion though, i worship the greek gods and believe i will one day go and see Lord Hades
Bravo!
Beatifull sound
Thank you.
We love you, Mr. Zukerman!
The best forever
Amazing!
Emocionante e que perfeição!!!
Wow listen to that man sing 😎👏🏽👍🕉
Powerful.
Wunderschön❤
Love how he just lightly glides his bow across the strings at times so you get a slightly hollow sound instead of the usual full bodied tone. Love the way he mimics an human singer. A touch too dramatic for my liking though but still the best interpretation on TH-cam
Sounds like Kreisler's own violin. Captivaing tone.
It is a Guarneri del Gesu that is referred to as the ex-Dushkin. Samuel Dushkin was an American virtuoso who performed often in duo recitals with Igor Stravinsky.
@@frankbabbitt9790 👍👍👍
Fantástico
Magnífica interpretação 😮
Perfekt
Quão Majestoso
雖然我知道他的名字,國際知名的小提琴家,可是今日还是第一次聽到他的琴音
I’m 11 and I have to play this for a concert, and I only just got the piece today 😭😭😭
WakatanChannel is very cute❗
great
He has a very unique vibrato
これ横浜でクロダイ釣りしながらヘッドフォンで、三、四年前よく聴いていた( ´ ▽ ` )シチリア島のパラダイス。( ´ ▽ ` )よくある。ニューシネマパラダイス？とは全く違う。気持ちが、落ち着く音。って思います。これ好きな音。
Indeed a great tone/sound. What are the microphones used on the violin?
I’m 13 and have to play this for my next exam rip me
♥️♥️♥️🎶♥️
❤️
Magnífico 😂🎉
👍👍👍
👏👏
❤️💕👍👏😊😍😀🙂☺️
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Was the violin played made by Guy Harrison?
Dani Olmo on piano?
il maestro zuckerman,l'espressione fatta musica.
I wonder what violin is he playing now? Doesn't look like the Dushkin... Is it?
Yeah still the Dushkin.
It's only appropriate to play a violin piece by Dushkin (which this is) on a Dushkin fiddle.
Hogy lehet, hogy ez a csodálatos előadás valakinek nem tetszik?
Bv
This piece is really by the violinist Samuel Dushkin (1891-1976). Von Paradis was a contemporary of Mozart and her music sounds nothing like this.
Yes, and he is playing it on the Dushkin Strad...
Thanks - I did not know that.@@sasha42196
probably NOT by Paradis (seems to be an hoax)
I love Zukerman and much prefer the passionate version of Ginette Neveu as a teenager...
Ginette Neveu : th-cam.com/video/Un8oOS1Bi48/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PotTZWvRtowguXBi
Pinkas Sockerman
Nooooo, You can't talk about soy sauce, it's our Asian thing!! Reeeeecist!
The racism thing has been way overblown in my opinion.
@@vegancrabcakes it was never not overblown
"Koreans can't sing" - Pinchas Zukerman
racist out
nice display of asian fragility here
So...... boring...
Baby
Oh isn’t he the most notorious racist in the music industry?
Why is he a racist. It's ridiculous how that word is bandied about. We'll all be too frightened to speak soon in case we insult someone.
@@frankomahony1874 Sorry but unfortunately it is a fact. It is everywhere in the SNS and so many people know.
@@Dhdhfufjdnb Explain why he is a racist, what has he said.
@@frankomahony1874 hesaid Asians are not expressing themselves well. And that all Asians don't have good expression
@@frankomahony1874 he insists that especially Asians don’t have any ‘soul’ to play music. So he doesn’t want Asian to play music. And he hits and scolds Sarah Chang whom I think better violinist than this guy. And pls have a look at other replies on his other youtube videos. There are tons of people who already criticise his racism in replies.
racist
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