Zino Francescatti, Paganini 9th Caprice, Live

[kcherrytree1]

Thank you! So adorable!

[ipmoic]

Oh sure--make excuses @Original Moonbeam!

Don't even know your caprices.....

So enamored with Francescatti that you lose count??

So do I!

A 1001 thanks for uploading this wonderfully alive, great to be a human being performance--he shouts this out to the world and makes it sound so carefree and lovable.

[OriginalMoonbeam]

@ipmoic Couldn't agree more--but I must confess, I didn't listen before the upload and trusted my memory! Indeed I AM enamored with Mr. F, and happily so. Was listening to some old Thibaud..hearing some influence on Francescatti, but of course, Francescatti was far superior..F. snagged the best of Thibaud and took it took it to another level.

[themusicdr]

joie de vivre encapsulated

[violin03]

Sorry for the correction. Of course I like it. Thanks so much! :)

[OriginalMoonbeam]

No, No! happy you pointed it out...I have them downloaded on my computer with no notation as to what is what and easily confuse them as I make videos--I realized my error after I got it on YT but was too worthless to make the change :) I knew somebody would catch up with me (laughing!)

[violin03]

Caprice no. 9.

[OriginalMoonbeam]

sometimes you just screw up when you are making more than one video :) I decided those that don't realize it wont care--and those who do get the opportunity to feel superior--since I have already removed the video from my HD I can't change it. Did you like it though?

[petrof4056]

it's not a violin, it's a brilliant horn here!!!!

[Violinjunky]

again, I don't think I have heard the caprices played with such beautiful technique, these are gorgeous MB. thanks for sharing them