Omigosh, even better the second time around. What a performance! The first time, I have to admit to being distracted by the Maestro’s attire and forgot to listen. Now I’ve listened, and he is surely the greatest violinist we have in the world. AND he is a good, kind, generous person.
The "Kreutzer" sonata performed on a Strad violin once owned and played by Kreutzer himself...! Quite a magical experience, especially for those who got to attend this concert in person!
Kreutzer never played this piece. He hated Beethoven's music. Beethoven dedicated this Sonata to George Bridgetower, the mulatto violinist who premiered it reading from Beethoven's shoulder before the work was published.
@@manymany5076 I didn't know that, as I am not a big "fan" of Kreutzer as a violinist, and also the history of this piece was not taught to us in university. It is however being played on (in this video) by a Strad that was once owned by Kreutzer. Strange?
I also just realised that I never commented that this piece was played by Kreutzer, rather that it is being played in this video on a Strad once owned by Kreutzer. That was my point.
@@liamnevilleviolist1809 Sure. You should get a refund from whatever University you went to. Lost of Academics institutions are failures. Yours seems to have attended on of them, as per your comment. Glad you are open to discover new "True" knowledge, and never take for granted what your teachers tell you. They have been mis informed.
What an inspiring performer-duo! I love the Kreutzer Sonata (surely God Level!) and this rendition is absolutely amazing! Thanks Maesteos Polina and Maxim!
You always "force" me (I love it) to discover a new interpretation of whatever you play. Your Kreutzer is no exception. I know that I will experience a new emotion and I look forward to every performance.
I've heard the Kreutzer from lots of duos and this pianist is the best one. I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of her playing. Her artistry is heavenly. She's a Russian, I believe.
Una interpretació brillant, engrescadora, genial! La sincronització violí-piano perfecta! Gràcies Màxim. per aquesta publicació. Encara recordo el teu recital al Palau de la Música Catalana.
I love how you don't strive to give a "perfect" performance. You just close your eyes and lets it rip. Sounds like you're sontanteously improvising, as if you're discovering the music for the first time in a fit of inspiration. The music feels fresh and full of steam. Bow strings will be broken. What a joy to watch. This is what classical music should sound like. THANK YOU. ❤️
"sontanteously improving" - ? I am sure you want to say "spontaneously improvising". To me that Kreutzer by Vengerow and the fantastic Polina has been a unique experience, kind of newly discovered work by LvB.
PS ... and since I am always a bit curious about the instruments being played I had to consult Wikipedia finding out that Maxim Vengerov currently (and since 1998) plays on the 'Kreutzer'- Stradivarius of 1727 - what a perfect match!
@@hansjuergenkohlhaas871 Violins are fairies, witches. They live and go through many partners, each of their soulmates dying. They are traumatised, wise and tired, and when they meet a oige master who can excite them, they turn into angels.
Great performance. When the accompanist is as impressive as the violinist, the dynamic really changes. Sometimes it felt like the violinist was accompanying the pianist which works for Beethoven.
I just discovered you by seeing there is a new performance for this sonata (one of my favorites) I used to play it on the piano in high school. Now I'm planning to learn it on the violin when I'll get better
Dear Maxim, Some 30 years after « prinsengracht » and the Versailles evening among others, the joy of listening live to your music making makes me extremely happy to say the least Monday at the salle gaveau. Your admirer as ever. Didier DB
Венгеров потрясающе оживил музыку Бетховена!! Слушается на одном Дыхании!! Интерпретация гениальна!! Большое Спасибо Венгерову и его прекрасной пианистке!!
Como todas las presentaciones grandiosas de obras maestras, esta versión de Maxim y Polina es pura excelencia y "felicidad " para el alma y los sentidos. Gracias TH-cam por este y miles de privilegios que disfrutamos cada día escuchando a los grandes maestros en manos "sagradas"...y en HD y HF!!!
is my favourite the master beethoven is because of this i am musician since of my age of eigth years old i have fifty and i play what i want but only classical music.
Ero presente al concerto. Bellissimo. Grazie del regalo, perché per me lo è, dato che mi sarebbe piaciuto moltissimo avere la registrazione ma non sapevo come trovarla. 🙏
what a heavenly pleasure to hear/enjoy these two outstanding musicians together. May I ask if you, Mr Vengerov, still play the Stradivari "Kreutzer"? ( so this must have been a double pleasure, also for the violin ;-))
@@IvanGreindl Merci pour la faute d'orthographe je vais la corriger. Quant à cette vidéo elle est éminement politique car on a affaire à deux Russes, un expatrier habitant Monaco et l'autre habitant la Russie. Sinon je suis violoniste amateur et également pianiste, je viens de découvrir cette femme sublime tant par son talent de musicienne que par sa liberté intérieure sa force. Quant à Maxime Vengerov j'étais à son concert lorsqu'il a joué la Symphonie espagnole de Lalo en 2003. Maintenant que vous m'avez piqué au vif pour ma faute d'orthographe: "« Dans le cas où de tels obus pour l’équipement militaire lourd de l’OTAN seraient fournis à Kiev et qu’ils seraient utilisés, nous réagirons de manière adéquate. Nous avons déjà mis en garde à ce sujet », a déclaré Gavrilov, qui a ajouté que « la décision des autorités britanniques est un nouveau pas vers l’abîme de l’escalade »." www.donbass-insider.com/fr/2023/03/21/la-russie-met-en-garde-la-grande-bretagne-contre-la-fourniture-a-ukraine-obus-a-uranium-appauvri/ "« Vous avez pu constater que nous exprimons depuis des années des inquiétudes quant à l’utilisation d’uranium appauvri, compte tenu des conséquences d’une telle utilisation. Et cela vaut pour tous ceux qui fournissent de telles armes », a déclaré M. Haq. Il reste à espérer que la mise en garde de la Russie stoppera la Grande-Bretagne dans son projet criminel de fournir des obus à l’uranium appauvri à l’Ukraine. Christelle Néant" www.regischamagne.fr/la-vraie-guerre-devoilee/ Sinon ma faute est peut être plus que d'orthographe, je ne sais pas, je me tate😉
It is a violin made by Annibale Fagnola as it will be demonstrated very soon in a new scientific study in cryptology about the 1716 Messiah Stradivari... It will be published in a few months
@@marcvilleneuve1889 Somewhere I had read that the "Messiah" Stradivarius had actually been built by J. B. Vuilleaume. Mr. Vengerow's Fagniola sounds marvellous (via my AKG headphones), he brings out a wide range of tonal qualities and for sure is very well supported by the Anschlagskultur of Polina his excellent collaborteur.
I never got Tolstoy’s story about the passion this piece could supposedly bring out; thought it was kind of silly. But gosh! This is pretty damn passionate!!!😮 (Still not convinced a couple of armatures playing in the parlor could pull this off!🫣
The violinist from Tolstoy's novel was a professional musician while as for 'the wife' character who was palying a piano part of the piece... well, Tolstoy's wife used to perform Kreutzer Sonata as well (a piano; not a professional musician). It has being said that Tolstoy's deeply fascination with this piece was inspired by her renditions. As for the novel itself, the notion of passion in the context of drama content and Tolstoy's inspiration to express all of it through symbolism of Kreutzer Sonata is a complex topic which include the socio-psychological circumastances considering the historical moment, place and the novel's main character ('the husband' - narrator) including the knowledge of Tolstoy's own life. Sorry, no pretentiousness intented, I just like that novel and find its analysis very interesting 😊 ps. This rendition of Kreutzer Sonata is profoundly sublime and find it intriguing in the best possible way. Bravi, maestri ❤
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What a performance. And you even did it casually in your pjs.
Right?!😂 I took a double and triple take, but couldn’t determine what style he’s rocking. Tbh, I’d listen even he showed up in swimming trunks. 😂
Yah, his clothes look so comfortable!! Kinda fancy pj’s tho 😂
Omg this. Lol. O
😂😂😂
Maxim and Polina rocked throughout this entire concert. Can’t wait to see them again in Nov at Carnegie Hall. 👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️
congratulations maxim, I was lucky enough to be there and it was magical
Omigosh, even better the second time around. What a performance! The first time, I have to admit to being distracted by the Maestro’s attire and forgot to listen. Now I’ve listened, and he is surely the greatest violinist we have in the world. AND he is a good, kind, generous person.
The "Kreutzer" sonata performed on a Strad violin once owned and played by Kreutzer himself...!
Quite a magical experience, especially for those who got to attend this concert in person!
Kreutzer never played this piece. He hated Beethoven's music. Beethoven dedicated this Sonata to George Bridgetower, the mulatto violinist who premiered it reading from Beethoven's shoulder before the work was published.
@@manymany5076 I didn't know that, as I am not a big "fan" of Kreutzer as a violinist, and also the history of this piece was not taught to us in university.
It is however being played on (in this video) by a Strad that was once owned by Kreutzer. Strange?
I also just realised that I never commented that this piece was played by Kreutzer, rather that it is being played in this video on a Strad once owned by Kreutzer. That was my point.
@@liamnevilleviolist1809 Sure. You should get a refund from whatever University you went to. Lost of Academics institutions are failures. Yours seems to have attended on of them, as per your comment. Glad you are open to discover new "True" knowledge, and never take for granted what your teachers tell you. They have been mis informed.
Ms. Osetinskaya's head keeps getting in the way of the very handsome young man in the audience wearing a light blue sweater at 4:34 (for example)!
What an inspiring performer-duo! I love the Kreutzer Sonata (surely God Level!) and this rendition is absolutely amazing! Thanks Maesteos Polina and Maxim!
Great performance! I have always enjoyed Maxim’s out-of-this-world talent. He’s the best musician of our time. Thanks
I agree! TwoSet, Hilary Hahn, Ray Chen, and Maxim are my favorite violinists for their world-class talent!
Don't forget to mention the great talent of Mrs Osetinskaya, too! (I admire her uncommon sensitivity).
@@mukilnarayanan lol
Bravo, Maestro! Such energy and verve-your performance emits such positivity and joy. Thank you for sharing your music. You’ve brightened my day. 😊
Yes. He and she and Beethoven have immeasurably brightened my day too. 🤗
I'm always amazed by the mastery of bow use. Bravo, Maestro Vengerov!
Their pacing is superb. They know how to stretch the tension in the beginning before making the sparks fly. Bravo!
piano accompanist is excellent
And that suit is 🔥 🔥 🔥
You always "force" me (I love it) to discover a new interpretation of whatever you play. Your Kreutzer is no exception. I know that I will experience a new emotion and I look forward to every performance.
I've heard the Kreutzer from lots of duos and this pianist is the best one. I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of her playing. Her artistry is heavenly. She's a Russian, I believe.
Una interpretació brillant, engrescadora, genial!
La sincronització violí-piano perfecta!
Gràcies Màxim. per aquesta publicació.
Encara recordo el teu recital al Palau de la Música Catalana.
Thank you to both of you for this *magnificent* performance.
I love how you don't strive to give a "perfect" performance. You just close your eyes and lets it rip. Sounds like you're sontanteously improvising, as if you're discovering the music for the first time in a fit of inspiration. The music feels fresh and full of steam. Bow strings will be broken. What a joy to watch. This is what classical music should sound like. THANK YOU. ❤️
"sontanteously improving" - ? I am sure you want to say "spontaneously improvising". To me that Kreutzer by Vengerow and the fantastic Polina has been a unique experience, kind of newly discovered work by LvB.
PS ... and since I am always a bit curious about the instruments being played I had to consult Wikipedia finding out that Maxim Vengerov currently (and since 1998) plays on the 'Kreutzer'- Stradivarius of 1727 - what a perfect match!
@@hansjuergenkohlhaas871 Today Maxim took a student's violin and it started sounding like a Stradivari!
@@MishaSkripach No surprise, this wooden masterpiece immediately recognized the master himself. Soulful intimacy, or how could we call it?
@@hansjuergenkohlhaas871 Violins are fairies, witches. They live and go through many partners, each of their soulmates dying. They are traumatised, wise and tired, and when they meet a oige master who can excite them, they turn into angels.
35:39- I love how much Master Vengerov digs into the string, thus creating the string-slapping/slight buzzing-against-the-fingerboard effect!
Oh what fun!! Great performance--exciting, expressive. And both performers looked like they were having so much fun
Wonderfull! Out of this world performance !!!!
Great performance. When the accompanist is as impressive as the violinist, the dynamic really changes. Sometimes it felt like the violinist was accompanying the pianist which works for Beethoven.
Это настолько здорово что трудно подобрать слова чтобы выразить мое восхищение вашей игрой. Супермолодцы оба два!
Wow, this is pure music! The piano player is incredible as well. Bravo!!!🥰
Maxim and Beethoven are both Profound musicians of the very highest order
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I was at this fantastic concert. ❤❤❤
What a gorgeous performance!
I just discovered you by seeing there is a new performance for this sonata (one of my favorites) I used to play it on the piano in high school. Now I'm planning to learn it on the violin when I'll get better
Spectacular!! Bravo maestro!❤🎉
💜Thank you for sharing this glorious music ...what a blessing..
Dear Maxim,
Some 30 years after « prinsengracht » and the Versailles evening among others, the joy of listening live to your music making makes me extremely happy to say the least
Monday at the salle gaveau.
Your admirer as ever.
Didier DB
Gracias Master, beautiful 🎻🎵🎶💪
Венгеров потрясающе оживил музыку Бетховена!! Слушается на одном Дыхании!! Интерпретация гениальна!! Большое Спасибо Венгерову и его прекрасной пианистке!!
Amazing
Шикарно. Спасибо.
Amazing interpretation 🎻💕🎶🎶🌿
Como todas las presentaciones grandiosas de obras maestras, esta versión de Maxim y Polina es pura excelencia y "felicidad " para el alma y los sentidos. Gracias TH-cam por este y miles de privilegios que disfrutamos cada día escuchando a los grandes maestros en manos "sagradas"...y en HD y HF!!!
Well played! I highly enjoyed the voicing of that piano. It may be caused by the recording but its outstanding!!
Legendary violinist
yes he is
Uno dei grandi di tutti i tempi .
Класс! Спасибо!
is my favourite the master beethoven is because of this i am musician since of my age of eigth years old i have fifty and i play what i want but only classical music.
Excellent counterpoint and tempo.
Ero presente al concerto. Bellissimo. Grazie del regalo, perché per me lo è, dato che mi sarebbe piaciuto moltissimo avere la registrazione ma non sapevo come trovarla. 🙏
Thank you very much
Musicians who understand and love Beethoven's music and perform it at a very high artistic level.
Bravo bravo bravo 👏👏👏👏👏👏,duo maravilhoso
BRAVOOOO
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
This pianist is beautiful 🔥🔥🔥
They share one musical soul!
Great pianist and violinist.
Great duo, awsome conection... Flowing... one would think they are husband and wife , or very best friends🤯🌟🌟
Спасибо Вам большое большое!!!!!!!
Mighty Maxim Vengerov is live!
I hope this will be played at the opera house @ Sydney in august! absolutely legendary
Grande esecuzione di un duo formidabile.
He played Kreutzer by his "Kreutzer" Stradivarius violin. Awesome.
꺄아아아악 ~~~~~~~~
GREAT! 너무좋아요!!!
MY favorite violinist !!!❤️
Include pianist's name in title ;( She's a very well known person in classical world.
❤️
Muito bonito a emoção que eles colocam ao tocar, dá para ver que eles sentem a música.
Gratos recuerdos de mi juventud!!!
matur suksma 🎻🌹☘️
13:59 - very grateful for an audience that knows not to clap between movements!
💖💖
what a heavenly pleasure to hear/enjoy these two outstanding musicians together. May I ask if you, Mr Vengerov, still play the Stradivari "Kreutzer"? ( so this must have been a double pleasure, also for the violin ;-))
Pianist's face is priceless, should have become an actor 😂😂😂
Bravissimo
Very nice pijama performance
めちゃめちゃすごい！！！！！
Това е майсторска класа , но прилича на предизвикателство кой-кого ще надсвири? Това в музиката е недопустимо. Тя трябва да бъде любов .
❤❤❤❤
Les messages politiques n'ont vraiment rien à faire ici ! (Et le soutien s'écrit sans T au bout...) 😋
@@IvanGreindl Merci pour la faute d'orthographe je vais la corriger. Quant à cette vidéo elle est éminement politique car on a affaire à deux Russes, un expatrier habitant Monaco et l'autre habitant la Russie. Sinon je suis violoniste amateur et également pianiste, je viens de découvrir cette femme sublime tant par son talent de musicienne que par sa liberté intérieure sa force. Quant à Maxime Vengerov j'étais à son concert lorsqu'il a joué la Symphonie espagnole de Lalo en 2003. Maintenant que vous m'avez piqué au vif pour ma faute d'orthographe: "« Dans le cas où de tels obus pour l’équipement militaire lourd de l’OTAN seraient fournis à Kiev et qu’ils seraient utilisés, nous réagirons de manière adéquate. Nous avons déjà mis en garde à ce sujet », a déclaré Gavrilov, qui a ajouté que « la décision des autorités britanniques est un nouveau pas vers l’abîme de l’escalade »." www.donbass-insider.com/fr/2023/03/21/la-russie-met-en-garde-la-grande-bretagne-contre-la-fourniture-a-ukraine-obus-a-uranium-appauvri/ "« Vous avez pu constater que nous exprimons depuis des années des inquiétudes quant à l’utilisation d’uranium appauvri, compte tenu des conséquences d’une telle utilisation. Et cela vaut pour tous ceux qui fournissent de telles armes », a déclaré M. Haq.
Il reste à espérer que la mise en garde de la Russie stoppera la Grande-Bretagne dans son projet criminel de fournir des obus à l’uranium appauvri à l’Ukraine.
Christelle Néant" www.regischamagne.fr/la-vraie-guerre-devoilee/ Sinon ma faute est peut être plus que d'orthographe, je ne sais pas, je me tate😉
1:28 For The Part We All Know And Love
kreuzter sonata on kreutzer strad😁😁
It is a violin made by Annibale Fagnola as it will be demonstrated very soon in a new scientific study in cryptology about the 1716 Messiah Stradivari... It will be published in a few months
@@marcvilleneuve1889 what do you mean?
@@marcvilleneuve1889 Somewhere I had read that the "Messiah" Stradivarius had actually been built by J. B. Vuilleaume. Mr. Vengerow's Fagniola sounds marvellous (via my AKG headphones), he brings out a wide range of tonal qualities and for sure is very well supported by the Anschlagskultur of Polina his excellent collaborteur.
Osetinskaya just having the best enjoyment ever playing :)
Iko sawa kabisa
4:20-7:16 (skip)
30:26-32:27 (skip)
36:15 coda
Интересно, используют ли МЕДИАТОР для скрипки, и как бы он звучал против ПИЦЦИКАТТО пальцем?
Мой 👍760
In guitar language we call the faces they make "smelling the skunk"
28:23
Максим вы мастер смычка.
Vengerov is the greatest ... worthy successor to Oistrakh and Heifetz. Great job, Polina!
14:07
28:21
13:54 it usually goes: A, G#, A CLAAAPPPPP CLAP CLAP CLLAAPPP CLLAPPPPPPPPPP!!!!"
Why is Maxim dressed like my grandma? seriously though he is excellent 😂
Nice pajamas!
btw, nice dress from Issey Miyake!!!!!!
The pianist is excellent too.
I never got Tolstoy’s story about the passion this piece could supposedly bring out; thought it was kind of silly. But gosh! This is pretty damn passionate!!!😮 (Still not convinced a couple of armatures playing in the parlor could pull this off!🫣
The violinist from Tolstoy's novel was a professional musician while as for 'the wife' character who was palying a piano part of the piece... well, Tolstoy's wife used to perform Kreutzer Sonata as well (a piano; not a professional musician). It has being said that Tolstoy's deeply fascination with this piece was inspired by her renditions. As for the novel itself, the notion of passion in the context of drama content and Tolstoy's inspiration to express all of it through symbolism of Kreutzer Sonata is a complex topic which include the socio-psychological circumastances considering the historical moment, place and the novel's main character ('the husband' - narrator) including the knowledge of Tolstoy's own life. Sorry, no pretentiousness intented, I just like that novel and find its analysis very interesting 😊 ps. This rendition of Kreutzer Sonata is profoundly sublime and find it intriguing in the best possible way. Bravi, maestri ❤
@@tatjanamarinkovic43 Thanks! Interesting stuff! We certainly agree on our admiration for Beethoven’s piece and these artists!👍
@@dougdumbrill7234 Yes, we certainly do! 👍 Best regards😊
28:22 - that big octave is NOT NECESSARY. As a Beethoven-lineage student (through Lechitizky etc) I say: 'UNECESSARY, HERR VON BEETHOVEN'.
how am i the first commenter the premiere has gone on for like 22 minutes or something
Please tune the piano before the performance
Commercial break, commercial break, commercial break... Magical music, terrible video, as usual.
USE ADBLOCK!!!😉
You played this so nicely; but watch your increasing weight..
Her fingers are a bit too heavy. They both don't have a real sense of liveliness.
everything is good
except
the youtube advertisements 🫠