Thank you for pointing that out, though I was aware, I am agnostic which I addressed in my point to prove how even a mind open to the possibilities of something where a certain degree of faith is required can still have no believe in god or the Christian faith what so ever due to its countless flaws. Sorry to any Christians out there this is just my view of the debate.
@DrMontague To be slightly more accurate, agnostic doesn't exactly mean that.
Agnostic is merely an adjective-- it's not a spiritual belief. There are Gnostic Theists, Agnostic theists, Gnostic-ish atheists and Agnostic atheists.
If you say you are agnostic that means you're either an agnostic theist (religious by default but not knowing surely) or agnostic atheist (not actively religious but not claiming to know)
I'm sorry are you people debating the exsistance of God. I think it's quite plainly clear that God does not exsist for multiple reasons, anyone who can still believe in God (in my opinion) in modern day having seen how science pulls its theories apart, having seen how christians are desperatly grasping on to non-exsistant evidence is bewildering to me. And yes all of that is coming from an Agnostic who is fiffteen years old.
@fragalrock555 If you are an agnostic then you are undecided whether or not there is a god. Today we use the term Atheist for those who do not believe there is god.
Science took for example from the bible the worlds creation
Look In the bible god created light, Big Bang was first in science and that explosion must have generated a lot of light.
God created the earth and first there were only water, In science the earth had a lot of water, God created first fishes "water animals" then plants, birds and "land creatures" and last the human. Science explains that too but with other words.
I think you get it even if the order of events weren't exact.
@concorde123100 You are talking absolute bollocks. Why would an omnipotent omnscient god need to take s rip from adam to make him a woman? Surely he would have willed her into exitence without having to do surgery. Life on this planet evolved. We are all the product of evolution. The bible got it wrong. There was no Adam an Eve
I think you're an Agnostic Atheist. Agnostic is an adjective, not a religious belief, meaning not knowing for sure. Because by default you live under the assumption there is no god but do not claim to know for sure, that makes you an atheist of the agnostic variety.
For more clarity check out Richard Dawkins' scale of atheism/theism.
Mozart, un genio, un maestro, una expresion de la evolucion del espiritu humano, una estetica sin limite en el tiempo, por eso, cuando todo pase, esto sera eterno...
Mozart, un genio, un maestro, una expresion de la evolucion del espiritu humano, una estetica sin limite en el tiempo, por eso, cuando todo pase, esto sera eterno...
@FiddlerAdam May I dare add: to perceive and understand even beyond emotions. Music -art in general - brings us back to the amazing miracle of our perception.... feeling how it opens us to "sense" in a gesture, the light, the air that carries the sound, and the moment we are experiencing joyfully.....
Creo que esta chica exagera los movimientos, hay que hacer música y no mímica. No hay que pegarle tanto a Wolfgang, los tirando y vuelta a tirar son ásperos y agresivos, creo que maltrata a Mozart. Bien x el director, de primera, sobre todo los metales de la orquesta.
@ca66yo Shes just showing her passion as she plays.. when were into a certain song or piece of music we all do our own littles things, like either make facial expressions or do something else. Dont bash on her for that..
Well, that figures. Janine is on my list and I am on hers. Challenging. No wonder I so appreciate her music and no wonder she is such a beautiful musician. Her natal deconate is in Taurus.
Such a disappointment that not as many likes classical music any longer, it is such a gorgeous art that will never be forgotten, our music today, might as well be. All you need now is a synthesizer and other computer programs to alter the real sound of music and you have everyone in love with you if you know certain celebrities. There is no longer much talent in the music industry any longer.
@dziady1 I'm new to the world of violin and classical music so this is a true-blue honest question.... how can someone be classified as an artist while playing classical music? Also, please elaborate more on her phrasing to help me understand what you are saying. Thanks. ;)
Is that you palying the violin in the flesh green dress? If it is, then you are amazing with the people behind you, they're amazing!, If not, Well, Thank you for at least sharing this video. :D
It´s funny to see and hear that Ashkenazy leads the orchestra a little bit too slow for Jansen´s taste - for my taste as well. If she wouldn´t have influenced the orchestra to follow her faster tempo it could have been a pretty boring concert. Ashkenazy just isn´t a conductor - but a brilliant pianist.
The violin is to far in the background. Julia is the featured soloist and the violin should be brought forth with a bit more gusto instead of like a small mouse hideing in the cornor.
Sorry - not true. Did you ever hear concerts like this live? Then you would know that the balance is pretty good. She only has one violin and stands in front of a full orchestra (even if Mozart knew to create space for the solo violin of course).
@imperiumdiaboli As you will see by my other videos I do not simply upload music. I love to debate. However some dic head creationists were using my channel to follow me around youtube to see where I was commenting. They would then flag my comments as spam or give my comments negative votes.in order to censor my comments . These were the lowlife tactics they would use to censor intellectual debate. I will reopen my channel to the public the creationist scum have probably gave up.
@DrMontague Okay, I figured something like that probably happened. Don't rush to re-open your channel for my sake, though. I really thought you had just plain disappeared from YouTube, and then I noticed your videos were still posted just this week.
@DrMontague religion is for poor, uneducated, stubborn, annoying and overall just plain stupid people indeed. If they're so die-hard it's rather useless to have debate when one party is not ready to change opinion. You'd much faster join their psychopathic religions rather than they giving up the only thing they perceive as having a point in their life. Sad, sad people and very unfortunate that history turned out this way to allow all that. Don't bother with these people mate.
@alex007152 Just popped in to my mind that was'nt Mozart a Roman Catholic? Don't wanna be a party pooper but it's also abit rude to call religious people stupid aswell, the world has alot to thank ordinary people who were religious for the things they had accomplished including Mozart and many others.
@sungmoon1987 Yes well Hitler was a Roman Catholic and considered his "accomplishments" for the good of God too as he wrote in Mein Kampf. If you're looking for religious progressive scientists with true accomplishments look no further than Michael Faraday and others prior to natural selection becoming central to most of science. Slightly lost my temper earlier after debating some fascist fanatics who'd give up their life for a leprechaun and a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow...
@alex007152 Actually the founder of the Big Bang Theory was a Catholic Priest...Nobody who believes in God thinks that He is a leprechaun or a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Only you seem to equate the two, which is a misunderstanding of what theism or natural theology is about.
@AdversusHaereses Believing in god is the same principle as believing a leprechaun. You can have brilliant scientists who have a psychological yearning for the gods. It's called delusion.
@DrMontague Actually we have no evidence that leprechauns exist and not only that, we have good proof that leprechauns don't exist. God on the other hand, there are many arguments proving his existence. We cant start by the argument of contingency, all things visible are contingent and require a necessary explanation for their existence. They are not necessary things. If all things which are contingent did not always exist, then there must be a being who is necessary and is existence itself.
@AdversusHaereses Faith: belief without proof (online dictionary).There isn't one argument that proves the existence of the gods this is why theists have faith. We are aware of there is a universe but this does not prove there is a god or gods.
@DrMontague Actually there are several definitions to the word faith. Strong conviction of the truth of something is one of them. We all have faith in many things that we take for granted because we assume their existence. Take for example the scientific method. We have faith that it is a credible means by which we can have natural knowledge of the world. The universe was most likely caused by another entity, contingent or not, we must have faith that it did not spontaneously pop into being!
@AdversusHaereses 1. confidence or trust in a person or thing: faith in another's ability.2.belief that is not based on proof: He had faith that the hypothesis would be substantiated by fact.3.belief in God or in the doctrines or teachings of religion: the firm faith of the Pilgrims.4.belief in anything, as a code of ethics, standards of merit, etc.: to be of the same faith with someone concerning honesty.
5.a system of religious belief: the Christian faith; the Jewish faith.
@AdversusHaereses Which definition are you referring to? Non of the definitions of faith I have provided you from the dictionary claim that faith proves of the existence of the gods.
@DrMontague , don't worry doctor ,may be they're gay and want to suck your dick ! Anyway I love this violinist with het little boobs ( I used to love big boobs , but now I became easy for boobs )!
maybe when I get to heaven God will give me the talent to play like this....I tear up when I see and hear someone as her play this the way she does.......beautiful my dear......
I love everything about her play and this video, but couldn't anyone get her a normal dress, something elegant but as playful as her self. This one is horrible, kills her figure!
I've been playing the violin since I was 8-9 years old now, but I'll never become as good as this! :D Still, I practice in hope of getting better and better... This music is just so beautiful :')
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My comment? Removed? My comment was in support of performers--like Janine Jansen--giving visual support of their musical ideas, through movement. My goodness! Why in the world would such a positive comment be removed? Dr. Montague, you disappoint me.
@RameshChotanagour I don't understand how your comment has been removed. I cannot even remember which comment you posted. I only block foul sexual comments, I do not block intelligent comments. Please fee
It is amazing how stupid biased people persist to defend boring violinists. I sense that her small town clan is jumping to her defense. It is all too apparent to me that she plays at the level of a high school concertmisstress and nothing more. I am amused and I also feel sorry for the uneducated or miseducated masses who argue from a lower vantage point, musically speaking. I say this earnestly and without spite.
I find it a very appealing interpretation. I studied it a few years ago and am reviewing it, so watching her play lightly reminds me of what my teacher was teaching me about mozart's style. his style is difficult because it's so simple.
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Amateurish interpretation. She plays too softly and too ingratiating. She has no sense of Mozart. She's not even talented. She plays like an ordinary orchestra violin member. And as far as appeal goes, she probably doesn't have any armpit hair so what is her attraction???
@freeqwerqwer Then how does dhe get picked to perform at the prestigious BBC proms ?! She is frequently played on BBC radio 3, this radio station doesn't deal with shit. I heard several other performances of this particular piece but personally i prefer this one. It appears from the d by the that many others agree. I certainly never heard her being slated by the critics.
@DrMontague, the answer lies in experience which you island locals over there have a horrible lack of if you consider her your starlet. Instead of blindly accepting BBC 3's word, you might like to review other interpretations of this concerto yourself to sharpen your own opinion. The reason she isn't pounded by the critics is because she has lined up goody dates with them.
@freeqwerqwer and how many cds do you have behind your self to support your claims or to make me take your comment serious in anyway? Maybe we could discuss if the performance is too romantic, but anyway that is just a subjective opinion and - she is great
@mozup0, so you persist to stand by lousy artists? Her supporters, like yourself, are either falsetto musicians or a non-musicians but I'm going to guess that you are a member of this inferior orchestra.
@freeqwerqwer you are the most, pompous, ignorant piece of musical trash i've ever seen. jealous? yeah you should be. i am. but instead of criticizing her playing which is beautiful, why don't you use your jealousy to strive to be like the great violinist she is. that's what i'm doing. so stop wasting your time, and go play your violin with your "virtuoso" skills. and she's merely following dynamics. go learn how to interepret music yourself ignorant bastard. go quit music.
@freeqwerqwer "Sense of Mozart"? Please explain / demonstrate what this "sense of mozart" is. The fact that you exaggerate about her being not talented is ridiculous because you would have to be 1) an extremely talented musician (which you clearly are not) 2) an arrogant critic who only knows how to use words to offend others. I'm guessing you are the latter ehh?
@NimbleTurtle13, I don't know if I am responding to a 13 yr old hothead or the fiddler's protective mother but, based on your #13, I'll assume it's the former. So, son, sit down and cool down. I'm not trying to be mean but, believe me, she ain't worth a warm spit for a 2nd hearing consideration. To be kind, she does have some talent but to be a distinguished professional player one must not merely play notes but make music. She's not communicating at all. Mozart would frown on her.
@freeqwerqwer Stop being a pretentious idiot. You're not the only one who sees the necessary grace in Mozart's music so stop trying to sound like you are. I own about 50 different recordings of the Mozart piano concerto and symphonies alone. I doubt you understand the art of interpretation at my level. Why bother to comment and criticize if you can't even recommend a better recording?Didn't mommy ever tell you if you're not going to say anything nice, you might as well keep it to yourself?
@NimbleTurtle13, When listening, check to see if he understands his material then examine his skills in executing the piece. On YouTube, Isaac Stern has a good sense of Mozart and pretty good violin bowings; Josef Suk has good timing and understanding of Mozart but doesn't play the violin with finesse; Krylov has good articulation and plays dynamically but doesn't have Mozart's spirit; Mutter understands but executes not well; don't bother w/ perlman, shalam, Menuhin, & ditto for this Janine
@freeqwerqwer Again. How do you know what the Mozart spirit is, have you miraculously got original recordings of Mozart himself conducting his own orchestra?! If you haven't got original recordings of Mozart himself then any notion you have of how Mozart's music should be played can only be subjective. If you don't like this interpretation then that's fair enough but for fuck sake stop claiming that you the only fucker on the planet that knows how Mozart conducted and played his music.
@NimbleTurtle13 , It's hard to teach Mozart lessons in a few words to a bigoted amateur like yourself. But if you'll lay down your stubborness for a moment, maybe your ear might pick up something new. To get "a sense of Mozart" one must comprehend his period's classic ideals and elegance. His music is very clean and pristine. He aims to delight always.
Anyhow, besides poor timing, she plays his music yoked in tearful maudlin emotionalism, befitting only a dive bar but not a concert hall
@freeqwerqwer Unless you have original recordings of Mozart which obviously you cannot have then how the fuck do you known how he really played his own music? Sheet music cannot give all the info you need. Also don't forget not all people went to see Mozart. There were lots of orchestras who played his music yet non might have even seen or heard Mozart conduct. The people who heard his music first hand are long dead. Your probably no more than a jealous 'Gut Scraper.'
@freeqwerqwer So can you produce your own version or better yet how about how it was was originally played? The first maybe possible but I doubt the second could ever happen within your life time. So in all reality can you even make a comment that can be fully supported. As the uploader commented "The people who heard his music first hand are long dead" so I doubt you could. Now as for you as a person you either made your comment because you're a pompous ass or one who wants to cause strife.
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SweNyabinghi 4 days ago in playlist SweNyabinghi 2
Superb! Mozart would approve. This is sublime music.
nanabexhoeft 1 week ago
@nanabexhoeft Sublime, you got that word from watching Amadeus, dont lie LOL!
JunVuong 1 week ago
your watching a smokin hottie solo mozart and your talking about god
JunVuong 1 week ago 2
FANTASTIC ... THANKS
quispedalma 2 weeks ago
holyshit stay on topic people
HannahXIV 2 weeks ago
Thank you for pointing that out, though I was aware, I am agnostic which I addressed in my point to prove how even a mind open to the possibilities of something where a certain degree of faith is required can still have no believe in god or the Christian faith what so ever due to its countless flaws. Sorry to any Christians out there this is just my view of the debate.
fragalrock555 2 weeks ago
If you are an agnostic then you are undecided whether or not there is a god. Today we use the term Atheist for those who do not believe there is god.
DrMontague 2 weeks ago
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FOOLYCOOLY 4 days ago
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@DrMontague To be slightly more accurate, agnostic doesn't exactly mean that.
Agnostic is merely an adjective-- it's not a spiritual belief. There are Gnostic Theists, Agnostic theists, Gnostic-ish atheists and Agnostic atheists.
If you say you are agnostic that means you're either an agnostic theist (religious by default but not knowing surely) or agnostic atheist (not actively religious but not claiming to know)
Atheists usually are agnostic a bit.
FOOLYCOOLY 4 days ago
I'm sorry are you people debating the exsistance of God. I think it's quite plainly clear that God does not exsist for multiple reasons, anyone who can still believe in God (in my opinion) in modern day having seen how science pulls its theories apart, having seen how christians are desperatly grasping on to non-exsistant evidence is bewildering to me. And yes all of that is coming from an Agnostic who is fiffteen years old.
fragalrock555 2 weeks ago
@fragalrock555 If you are an agnostic then you are undecided whether or not there is a god. Today we use the term Atheist for those who do not believe there is god.
DrMontague 2 weeks ago
@DrMontague “I know. I do not need to believe in God; I know.”
RealityIsJustAMyth 16 hours ago
@fragalrock555
Ok guys really, stop it, this video has nothing to do with God. Just calm your tits. Also see: Godwin's Law.
HannahXIV 2 weeks ago
Science took for example from the bible the worlds creation
Look In the bible god created light, Big Bang was first in science and that explosion must have generated a lot of light.
God created the earth and first there were only water, In science the earth had a lot of water, God created first fishes "water animals" then plants, birds and "land creatures" and last the human. Science explains that too but with other words.
I think you get it even if the order of events weren't exact.
concorde123100 6 days ago
@concorde123100 You are talking absolute bollocks. Why would an omnipotent omnscient god need to take s rip from adam to make him a woman? Surely he would have willed her into exitence without having to do surgery. Life on this planet evolved. We are all the product of evolution. The bible got it wrong. There was no Adam an Eve
DrMontague 6 days ago
@fragalrock555 explore Buddhism before you give up your search.
louidoggify 5 days ago
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FOOLYCOOLY 4 days ago
@fragalrock555
I think you're an Agnostic Atheist. Agnostic is an adjective, not a religious belief, meaning not knowing for sure. Because by default you live under the assumption there is no god but do not claim to know for sure, that makes you an atheist of the agnostic variety.
For more clarity check out Richard Dawkins' scale of atheism/theism.
FOOLYCOOLY 4 days ago
Very nice
nellie2581 3 weeks ago
se mueve demasiado
xxCSZeroxx 1 month ago
bravo superbe
an9d7cot 2 months ago
ใหญ่มากๆ 5555+
ImPeRialXdevil 2 months ago
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Mozart, un genio, un maestro, una expresion de la evolucion del espiritu humano, una estetica sin limite en el tiempo, por eso, cuando todo pase, esto sera eterno...
fidoflixful 2 months ago
Mozart, un genio, un maestro, una expresion de la evolucion del espiritu humano, una estetica sin limite en el tiempo, por eso, cuando todo pase, esto sera eterno...
fidoflixful 2 months ago
They sure took their time to start clapping there.
MrMustard12345 3 months ago
Dear god,
please take bieber and give us mozart back
:D
EnigmaticalGames 3 months ago
my favourite mozart concerto
unotelly 3 months ago
soo GREAT!! My favorite classical piece!!!
mikew72324 3 months ago
@FiddlerAdam May I dare add: to perceive and understand even beyond emotions. Music -art in general - brings us back to the amazing miracle of our perception.... feeling how it opens us to "sense" in a gesture, the light, the air that carries the sound, and the moment we are experiencing joyfully.....
Ocongate 3 months ago
Thumbsup if you think this is brilliant :P
whovianrocks 3 months ago
Wow! Just wow! Amazing! <3
whovianrocks 3 months ago
Is anyone here familiar with a good bit of violin songs ? i need to ask something
BelowZero2010 3 months ago
WOW!
dblivezalwayz 4 months ago
มันเป็นอะไรที่สุดยอด
et05korn 4 months ago
Soo. What cadenza is this? xD
lolturtle13 4 months ago
grande violinista GRAN BELLA FIGAAAAAAAA
octopussy51 4 months ago in playlist kids
Creo que esta chica exagera los movimientos, hay que hacer música y no mímica. No hay que pegarle tanto a Wolfgang, los tirando y vuelta a tirar son ásperos y agresivos, creo que maltrata a Mozart. Bien x el director, de primera, sobre todo los metales de la orquesta.
ca66yo 5 months ago
@ca66yo Shes just showing her passion as she plays.. when were into a certain song or piece of music we all do our own littles things, like either make facial expressions or do something else. Dont bash on her for that..
blackpker124 4 months ago
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW is amazing, ;D
alexryuzaki 5 months ago
@alexryuzaki no entiendo mucho pero quizas siente mucho la musica quizas sea por eso sus movimientos
keyra5 4 months ago
beatyfull girl :D
alexryuzaki 5 months ago
que Guapaaaaaaa la muchacha :$ =$ =$ =$ linda :$
alexryuzaki 5 months ago
Well, that figures. Janine is on my list and I am on hers. Challenging. No wonder I so appreciate her music and no wonder she is such a beautiful musician. Her natal deconate is in Taurus.
brianwesley28 5 months ago
Bravo magnifico concerto,me faz sentir mais perto de Deus ..Obrigada a todos vcs
meadudu 5 months ago
thanks for this Magnificent Concerto.Bravo.
kasf1982able 5 months ago
Linda, Adoro os Concertos em, na Qual ela Apresenta.
Ela toca de um Jeito, como se Estive-se Sentindo Cada nota *-*
Amei, meu sonho é está ai no lugar Dela, Tocando Violino *-*
Muito bom o Video, parabêns! ;*
Mayzinha100 5 months ago
Phrasing is the result of understanding the printed score and translating it
all into sound that reflects and realizes the printed score and the instructions given
by the composer -there is much more but this would do for a start .
dziady1 5 months ago
0:50
exrick182 6 months ago
Beautiful! GOD BLESS!
sriharekrishna 6 months ago
Such a disappointment that not as many likes classical music any longer, it is such a gorgeous art that will never be forgotten, our music today, might as well be. All you need now is a synthesizer and other computer programs to alter the real sound of music and you have everyone in love with you if you know certain celebrities. There is no longer much talent in the music industry any longer.
neosyelk 6 months ago in playlist Mozart
Absolutely beautiful. I'm sure I only have another decade or so before I play like that ;-)
MatthewQLlewellyn 6 months ago
¡¡¡Excelente Concierto!!! ¡¡¡Excelente intérprete!!!
Javier141145 6 months ago
Her phrasing is not that good -sort of almost there type . especially the opening
She is a good fiddle player but not much of an artist in this work .
dziady1 6 months ago
@dziady1 I'm new to the world of violin and classical music so this is a true-blue honest question.... how can someone be classified as an artist while playing classical music? Also, please elaborate more on her phrasing to help me understand what you are saying. Thanks. ;)
MayumiMarie 5 months ago
Bravo !! Parabéns !
albertomaury 6 months ago
She's hot!
Balnizar 6 months ago
trolling around
Japanismus 6 months ago
FUCK MOZART,HAYDN FOREVER!!!!
abeceda12345678 6 months ago
HERR MOZART
jorgeoscar1000 6 months ago
very refreshing :) i like it :)
kurenairubeus1985 6 months ago
this is simply lovely
truvianni 6 months ago
Ms. Jansen is quite a looker........great tune as well ;)
pmsan29 7 months ago
grandiosa melodía y hermosa ella!
Thebmma 7 months ago
Amazingly AWESOME!!!!!!!
Thunderstar1123 7 months ago
Is that you palying the violin in the flesh green dress? If it is, then you are amazing with the people behind you, they're amazing!, If not, Well, Thank you for at least sharing this video. :D
AshiharaNakatsu12 7 months ago in playlist Mozart
I got puffed up a little watching her...
jmc235 7 months ago
la escucho la escucho y la escucho y jamas me canso creo que tal belleza jamas se cansa uno de escuchar,.....
angelalizardi 7 months ago
Beautiful!!!
douskara 7 months ago
Is her bowing able to keep up with her fingering? I see a bit of Salerno Sonenberg
lybonrech 7 months ago
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Very good job it is Amazing,
I would like to share with you my son playing in Russian Music Center, search for /watch?v=oVhp1MV2F_M to see ‘Song from a Secret Garden’.
I appreciate your comments.
hanibb1 7 months ago
It´s funny to see and hear that Ashkenazy leads the orchestra a little bit too slow for Jansen´s taste - for my taste as well. If she wouldn´t have influenced the orchestra to follow her faster tempo it could have been a pretty boring concert. Ashkenazy just isn´t a conductor - but a brilliant pianist.
anonymusum 7 months ago
Excellent.
nycolas1712 8 months ago in playlist List of Classical Music ( # 1 )
Is anybody listening? The path between the ears is the brain. Shut up & listen!
u2bbbbbb 8 months ago
The violin is to far in the background. Julia is the featured soloist and the violin should be brought forth with a bit more gusto instead of like a small mouse hideing in the cornor.
Klaaaan1 8 months ago
@Klaaaan1
Sorry - not true. Did you ever hear concerts like this live? Then you would know that the balance is pretty good. She only has one violin and stands in front of a full orchestra (even if Mozart knew to create space for the solo violin of course).
anonymusum 7 months ago
Sweet, sweet music.
MayumiMarie 8 months ago
DrMontague, what happened to your channel? I can't get in there to see the rest of your wonderful videos. :-\
imperiumdiaboli 9 months ago 4
@imperiumdiaboli As you will see by my other videos I do not simply upload music. I love to debate. However some dic head creationists were using my channel to follow me around youtube to see where I was commenting. They would then flag my comments as spam or give my comments negative votes.in order to censor my comments . These were the lowlife tactics they would use to censor intellectual debate. I will reopen my channel to the public the creationist scum have probably gave up.
DrMontague 9 months ago 9
@DrMontague Okay, I figured something like that probably happened. Don't rush to re-open your channel for my sake, though. I really thought you had just plain disappeared from YouTube, and then I noticed your videos were still posted just this week.
imperiumdiaboli 9 months ago
@imperiumdiaboli Going to reopen my channel. Those who were spamming my comments have probably give up
by now.
DrMontague 9 months ago
@DrMontague All right, just didn't want to feel like I was pressuring you.
imperiumdiaboli 9 months ago
@DrMontague religion is for poor, uneducated, stubborn, annoying and overall just plain stupid people indeed. If they're so die-hard it's rather useless to have debate when one party is not ready to change opinion. You'd much faster join their psychopathic religions rather than they giving up the only thing they perceive as having a point in their life. Sad, sad people and very unfortunate that history turned out this way to allow all that. Don't bother with these people mate.
alex007152 2 months ago
@alex007152 Just popped in to my mind that was'nt Mozart a Roman Catholic? Don't wanna be a party pooper but it's also abit rude to call religious people stupid aswell, the world has alot to thank ordinary people who were religious for the things they had accomplished including Mozart and many others.
sungmoon1987 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
@sungmoon1987 Yes well Hitler was a Roman Catholic and considered his "accomplishments" for the good of God too as he wrote in Mein Kampf. If you're looking for religious progressive scientists with true accomplishments look no further than Michael Faraday and others prior to natural selection becoming central to most of science. Slightly lost my temper earlier after debating some fascist fanatics who'd give up their life for a leprechaun and a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow...
alex007152 2 months ago
@alex007152 Actually the founder of the Big Bang Theory was a Catholic Priest...Nobody who believes in God thinks that He is a leprechaun or a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Only you seem to equate the two, which is a misunderstanding of what theism or natural theology is about.
AdversusHaereses 1 month ago
@AdversusHaereses Believing in god is the same principle as believing a leprechaun. You can have brilliant scientists who have a psychological yearning for the gods. It's called delusion.
DrMontague 1 month ago
@DrMontague Actually we have no evidence that leprechauns exist and not only that, we have good proof that leprechauns don't exist. God on the other hand, there are many arguments proving his existence. We cant start by the argument of contingency, all things visible are contingent and require a necessary explanation for their existence. They are not necessary things. If all things which are contingent did not always exist, then there must be a being who is necessary and is existence itself.
AdversusHaereses 1 month ago
@AdversusHaereses Faith: belief without proof (online dictionary).There isn't one argument that proves the existence of the gods this is why theists have faith. We are aware of there is a universe but this does not prove there is a god or gods.
DrMontague 1 month ago
@DrMontague Actually there are several definitions to the word faith. Strong conviction of the truth of something is one of them. We all have faith in many things that we take for granted because we assume their existence. Take for example the scientific method. We have faith that it is a credible means by which we can have natural knowledge of the world. The universe was most likely caused by another entity, contingent or not, we must have faith that it did not spontaneously pop into being!
AdversusHaereses 1 month ago
@AdversusHaereses 1. confidence or trust in a person or thing: faith in another's ability.2.belief that is not based on proof: He had faith that the hypothesis would be substantiated by fact.3.belief in God or in the doctrines or teachings of religion: the firm faith of the Pilgrims.4.belief in anything, as a code of ethics, standards of merit, etc.: to be of the same faith with someone concerning honesty.
5.a system of religious belief: the Christian faith; the Jewish faith.
DrMontague 1 month ago
@AdversusHaereses Which definition are you referring to? Non of the definitions of faith I have provided you from the dictionary claim that faith proves of the existence of the gods.
DrMontague 1 month ago
@sungmoon1987 theres a difference between being religious and a fanatic. muslims are ok. till they become fanatics and declare holy war
TantiTheSlutOctopus 1 month ago
@DrMontague , don't worry doctor ,may be they're gay and want to suck your dick ! Anyway I love this violinist with het little boobs ( I used to love big boobs , but now I became easy for boobs )!
huynhminhtri 2 months ago
Talent and beauty, what a combination!! she is flawless, I loved it!!
quiquemoranmoyano 9 months ago
I think the Double Basses are sexy, very sexy :)
beatnik995299 9 months ago
We can see how it actually moves and lives..
ainonfire 9 months ago
One of my all time favorite Mozart masterpieces. A genius and thanks for uploading, really enjoyed.
TheFunkhouser 9 months ago
2:25..OMG,so nervouse moment in this concert..we all are human of course.oh!dear Mozart,you are so hard.
everythinginyou 9 months ago
@everythinginyou
heheh. Imagine actually being lucky enough to see Mozart the genius himself perform this wonderful piece.
Alas! but we have to settle for artists who will never touch the greatness of the originator (still excellently played however).
SqueezeMyLemonBabe 9 months ago
@SqueezeMyLemonBabe You're absolutly right i think ..
everythinginyou 8 months ago
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Very beautiful interpritation..she is so tender <333
everythinginyou 9 months ago
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everythinginyou 9 months ago
=) if i could play like this...
x3Janiiinex3 9 months ago
excelso !!!
prometeo071 9 months ago
SUCH PASSION,.SUCH SOUNDS ..SUCH BEAUTY... .. NICE!
11JULIEN 9 months ago
super hot violinist!!
jorgeandresmoncayo 10 months ago
maybe when I get to heaven God will give me the talent to play like this....I tear up when I see and hear someone as her play this the way she does.......beautiful my dear......
KyBoy2999 10 months ago 9
@KyBoy2999
Your in heaven you just havn't opened your eye's to see it as yet.
I wish you well.
1952YOU1320TUBE1952 5 months ago
Excellent.
nycolas1712 10 months ago
... AWESOME
SuperZeroo 10 months ago
hermosa y hermosa!
GRACIAS
matiasorfen 10 months ago
wonderfull!!!
LezzyRachell 10 months ago
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BabiiiPhebeaa473 10 months ago
She plays and looks absolutely stunning !!
TheRemedy2012 10 months ago
beautiful!!!
lisyysil 10 months ago
Truly magninificent......... music to grow and to reflect.
alwerner49 10 months ago
just magnificent. I have enjoyed this wonderful notes.all the best wishes cheers!!!
kasf1982able 10 months ago
lots of wrong accents with vibrato. just my 2 cents.
Mahgar 10 months ago
awesome dynamics!!!! LOVED IT!!!
sprmel1 10 months ago
she awesome ...but somehow.. she reminds me of a soccer mom type of a person XD and she danced at 5:11 =D
KS2794 10 months ago
she awesome ...but somehow.. she reminds me of a soccer mom type of a person XD
KS2794 10 months ago
awzome!!!!
vivalajerrylution 10 months ago
nice..
alicemeissnerova 10 months ago
wow just magnificent .Bravo!!!!!! thanks for this music.cheers!!
kasf1982able 10 months ago
Conductor's turtle neck = Awesome.
Superssam87 11 months ago
She plays very elegantly :)
ArminianMorningTea 11 months ago
I love everything about her play and this video, but couldn't anyone get her a normal dress, something elegant but as playful as her self. This one is horrible, kills her figure!
imxinnerxpink 11 months ago
i like her hair
3sixsex 11 months ago
You play like an Angel flies. You have truly been blessed. Time is running out, make the best of it.
MrPtosi 11 months ago
FANTASTICA!!The best!
marienuca 11 months ago
No es demasidao histrionica ? Igual me muero de envidia !!
astrolabius2 11 months ago
She is fine and consistant in her interpretation how ever unmusical and
that dreadful 1st. movement cadenza !!
She mistakes vibrato for pure sound .
dziady1 11 months ago
who is that violin player? thankful for answers... she´s quite a bombshell :-)
deftigr 11 months ago
I've been playing the violin since I was 8-9 years old now, but I'll never become as good as this! :D Still, I practice in hope of getting better and better... This music is just so beautiful :')
DarkMagicSeptember 11 months ago
@DarkMagicSeptember Keep practicing. With your efforts and with the right coach, you'll be able to play like that someday.
MayumiMarie 8 months ago
lovely looking violinist
KenGold666 11 months ago
i like this!!! wow so good!!
darsy88 11 months ago
i like it!!!!
darsy88 11 months ago
mui rapido,,,,
luliiable 11 months ago
too mach fast
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mozart4good 11 months ago
She is great performer!!Bravo!
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82224561 11 months ago
My comment? Removed? My comment was in support of performers--like Janine Jansen--giving visual support of their musical ideas, through movement. My goodness! Why in the world would such a positive comment be removed? Dr. Montague, you disappoint me.
RameshChotanagour 1 year ago
@RameshChotanagour I don't understand how your comment has been removed. I cannot even remember which comment you posted. I only block foul sexual comments, I do not block intelligent comments. Please fee
l free to repost.
DrMontague 1 year ago
It's unfortunate that such delightful music has been tarnished by some crude language. It's like two very different worlds colliding...
nojyt 1 year ago
I really enjoy her playing, she sounds so alive! I really enjoyed her Britten Violin concerto too
lbrinin1701 1 year ago
omg if i was her i would be scared that dress might fall off!(
BlackIsOut 1 year ago
i love to play it to marybeth
1hanamoon 1 year ago
i dont care what people say i like you voilin playing, you are very talented.
upsightdown 1 year ago
благодаря!!!
ivanovci100 1 year ago
pourquoi elle bouge de meme
2010noum 1 year ago
It is amazing how stupid biased people persist to defend boring violinists. I sense that her small town clan is jumping to her defense. It is all too apparent to me that she plays at the level of a high school concertmisstress and nothing more. I am amused and I also feel sorry for the uneducated or miseducated masses who argue from a lower vantage point, musically speaking. I say this earnestly and without spite.
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
:-)
MrGabrield26 1 year ago
i dont ger why they dont like it
Zeyno1999Irem 1 year ago
I find it a very appealing interpretation. I studied it a few years ago and am reviewing it, so watching her play lightly reminds me of what my teacher was teaching me about mozart's style. his style is difficult because it's so simple.
michelemedina104 1 year ago
Wow, it's the same conductor of the interpretation of A. Suwanai of the Sibelius Violin Concert.
/watch?v=Fz2iGPbJPjI
MrRiR1 1 year ago
people please, don't write novels here! This is not your personal blog site
Rahetor2 1 year ago 26
@Rahetor2 lool
TheDawnmirage 9 months ago
Excellent.
nycolas1712 1 year ago
for the last 2 minute i keep thinking that the e string is abt to break.o_o
fernoGX 1 year ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Amateurish interpretation. She plays too softly and too ingratiating. She has no sense of Mozart. She's not even talented. She plays like an ordinary orchestra violin member. And as far as appeal goes, she probably doesn't have any armpit hair so what is her attraction???
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
@freeqwerqwer Then how does dhe get picked to perform at the prestigious BBC proms ?! She is frequently played on BBC radio 3, this radio station doesn't deal with shit. I heard several other performances of this particular piece but personally i prefer this one. It appears from the d by the that many others agree. I certainly never heard her being slated by the critics.
DrMontague 1 year ago
@DrMontague, the answer lies in experience which you island locals over there have a horrible lack of if you consider her your starlet. Instead of blindly accepting BBC 3's word, you might like to review other interpretations of this concerto yourself to sharpen your own opinion. The reason she isn't pounded by the critics is because she has lined up goody dates with them.
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
@freeqwerqwer spoken like a true amatuer who would not know which end of the instrument to shove up their arse.
626diver 1 year ago
@freeqwerqwer what a prat you are. Jealous eh?
626diver 1 year ago
@freeqwerqwer and how many cds do you have behind your self to support your claims or to make me take your comment serious in anyway? Maybe we could discuss if the performance is too romantic, but anyway that is just a subjective opinion and - she is great
mozup0 1 year ago
@mozup0, so you persist to stand by lousy artists? Her supporters, like yourself, are either falsetto musicians or a non-musicians but I'm going to guess that you are a member of this inferior orchestra.
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
@freeqwerqwer you are the most, pompous, ignorant piece of musical trash i've ever seen. jealous? yeah you should be. i am. but instead of criticizing her playing which is beautiful, why don't you use your jealousy to strive to be like the great violinist she is. that's what i'm doing. so stop wasting your time, and go play your violin with your "virtuoso" skills. and she's merely following dynamics. go learn how to interepret music yourself ignorant bastard. go quit music.
danielparkkk 1 year ago
@danielparkkk, u sound like a member of this punk orchestra
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
@freeqwerqwer "Sense of Mozart"? Please explain / demonstrate what this "sense of mozart" is. The fact that you exaggerate about her being not talented is ridiculous because you would have to be 1) an extremely talented musician (which you clearly are not) 2) an arrogant critic who only knows how to use words to offend others. I'm guessing you are the latter ehh?
NimbleTurtle13 1 year ago
@NimbleTurtle13, I don't know if I am responding to a 13 yr old hothead or the fiddler's protective mother but, based on your #13, I'll assume it's the former. So, son, sit down and cool down. I'm not trying to be mean but, believe me, she ain't worth a warm spit for a 2nd hearing consideration. To be kind, she does have some talent but to be a distinguished professional player one must not merely play notes but make music. She's not communicating at all. Mozart would frown on her.
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
@freeqwerqwer Stop being a pretentious idiot. You're not the only one who sees the necessary grace in Mozart's music so stop trying to sound like you are. I own about 50 different recordings of the Mozart piano concerto and symphonies alone. I doubt you understand the art of interpretation at my level. Why bother to comment and criticize if you can't even recommend a better recording?Didn't mommy ever tell you if you're not going to say anything nice, you might as well keep it to yourself?
NimbleTurtle13 1 year ago
@NimbleTurtle13, When listening, check to see if he understands his material then examine his skills in executing the piece. On YouTube, Isaac Stern has a good sense of Mozart and pretty good violin bowings; Josef Suk has good timing and understanding of Mozart but doesn't play the violin with finesse; Krylov has good articulation and plays dynamically but doesn't have Mozart's spirit; Mutter understands but executes not well; don't bother w/ perlman, shalam, Menuhin, & ditto for this Janine
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
@freeqwerqwer Again. How do you know what the Mozart spirit is, have you miraculously got original recordings of Mozart himself conducting his own orchestra?! If you haven't got original recordings of Mozart himself then any notion you have of how Mozart's music should be played can only be subjective. If you don't like this interpretation then that's fair enough but for fuck sake stop claiming that you the only fucker on the planet that knows how Mozart conducted and played his music.
DrMontague 1 year ago
@NimbleTurtle13 , It's hard to teach Mozart lessons in a few words to a bigoted amateur like yourself. But if you'll lay down your stubborness for a moment, maybe your ear might pick up something new. To get "a sense of Mozart" one must comprehend his period's classic ideals and elegance. His music is very clean and pristine. He aims to delight always.
Anyhow, besides poor timing, she plays his music yoked in tearful maudlin emotionalism, befitting only a dive bar but not a concert hall
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
@freeqwerqwer
I awesome you are being sarcastic? She is so talented. Also, what does her physical appeal have to do with her playing? You're sad.
coordinatedcellist 1 year ago
@freeqwerqwer Unless you have original recordings of Mozart which obviously you cannot have then how the fuck do you known how he really played his own music? Sheet music cannot give all the info you need. Also don't forget not all people went to see Mozart. There were lots of orchestras who played his music yet non might have even seen or heard Mozart conduct. The people who heard his music first hand are long dead. Your probably no more than a jealous 'Gut Scraper.'
DrMontague 1 year ago
@freeqwerqwer So can you produce your own version or better yet how about how it was was originally played? The first maybe possible but I doubt the second could ever happen within your life time. So in all reality can you even make a comment that can be fully supported. As the uploader commented "The people who heard his music first hand are long dead" so I doubt you could. Now as for you as a person you either made your comment because you're a pompous ass or one who wants to cause strife.
Ryusoshi 1 year ago