Shlomo Mintz Paganini Violin Concerto Part3

[HighROCOCOlings]

Opposit mining.

It possible to other person about written and explains for same name person. I have to check ,so I have all holding , still now.

Now I have haven a memorie with occuerig,so same name a few user are you in possible,.....He was a taller and carm.

After this concert, up date you are good player, maybe .Good life!

[HighROCOCOlings]

It the impossibel to different person,I have to check about those line up things.

[HighROCOCOlings]

He did not use round glasses.

[HighROCOCOlings]

Search box that your father set much things with keys that paris or London.

After this serching , he said to fined HIROKO name and you,too.

Drink a glass with much mint and lemmon slices in Italy,too.

Your father had proud this one like your viollin sound with trusty&seriously.

Great name instruments is very very good with vigor as like jumping much powers on your strings.

He took to care glassing shinig court on it for good long life ,maybe.

Their gentlcares are on right

[rytard123]

Il Cannone can sing.

[hobedes1]

muitooo fera ,,tive a honra de assistir um exelente master class dele.......

[ali1136301]

beatiful..

[MrSamuelcsmc]

when the orchestra started playing... the sound of mitz is so perfect and so omg that they sound didn't have that omg sound that it should have had.

[1bateleur]

this is actually an arrangement by Kochanski of Emile Sauret's cadenz which is 2 times longer.

[Methotrexat3]

@1bateleur quite nice

[ernzzz]

awesomely melodious tone on that double note legatos!

[manyworlds123456789]

That cadenza.......... Holy mother...

[duoMarnier]

Che grande Mintz.. senza parole

[adamgtwn]

The best !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­

[PrinceFM1]

He is the BEST!!!!the best!!the best!!the best!!!

[violatione]

@PrinceFM1 Mintz is the man but Kavakos destroys everyone on this cadenza

[zhujun516]

no questions for that, young kavakos's version is the best ever for technique angle.

he played this difficult piece with fast and smooth temple with accurate notes and impressive emotion. I see that this piece reveals ease on his hand. by the way Shlomo Mintz's version is also world class level.

[Flaminggential]

anyone no who wrote the cadenza?

[violaplayer1995]

@Flaminggential  sauret

[donesixfour]

@Flaminggential thats emil sauret's cadenza

[Flaminggential]

@donesixfour thanks ...I actually realized that when i flipped to the last page of the music sheet..lol silly me

[nirocola12]

An emotion in my heart... great shlomo

[jettviolin]

...wow...just to hear this piece performed on the same violin that it was thought up on...this is amazing...i'm tearing up just thinking how similar to Paganini Mintz already is even without the violin...it's almost like Paganini was born again.

[dududevynidu]

Very interesting interpretation!

[angelishify]

Is there any special reason that many of the best violinists in the world are (or were) Jews (Jascha Heifetz, Nathan Milstein, Isaac Stern, Itzhak Perlman, Shlomo Mintz, Gil Shaham)? Is that just the coincidence?

Shlomo Mintz is the best violinist I have ever seen or heard. So calm and perfectly controled.

I well remember his performances in Ljubljana, many years ago, once playing Mozart and the second time playing Bach. I shall never forget that.

[takhirviolinest]

2nd cadenze of Soure.

[71lupenzo710]

@takhirviolinest yes not first is short cadenza no pizzicato

[u9n923a]

one of my fav violinists. only gripe is he tends to crunch his staccati and chords. otherwise, i love it!!! killer tone, killer^2 vibrato :)

[xulhartz]

bravoooooooo

[zaokoyechatma]

i just want to cry at how pretty he plays

when he plays down low he make me so sad

[violaplayer1995]

i didnt not like his interpretaion even though it was very amAzing. i dont wanna sound rude or be an ass really but i don't think he prepared as much as he should have. anyways, this is not a dissapointment as i kno what shlomo can do. he is terrific.

[calloffthedogs]

He is playing on a violin that is very difficult to play and one to which he is unaccustomed.

[zaokoyechatma]

how is it hard to play

[vlhere]

trust he is right. I tried playing on other violins other than mine. I really cant get the flow and smoothness other than my violin. But this Il Cannone sounds really harsh and its like its having a bad cold and cant sing well. It should be played more often.

[Rcoppin91]

The reason this instrument sounds so terrible is because it is never played. Thats what happens when you keep these priceless instruments locked up for years without being played. They turn into really nice looking boxes with some strings on them.

[zaokoyechatma]

Right I have a nice looking box with some strings but i have a reason my brand new HAND MADE COPY OF that stradavarius guy

[Rcoppin91]

Terrible. I had much higher expectiations for Mintz

[zaokoyechatma]

were did he go wrong

[xXLeafXNinjaXx]

i think he should have more fun with the cadenza and slow down on some parts

[jasonform]

Yeah sure and who are you to tell how Mintz should do?I would like to see you playing 1/30 of this.

[xXLeafXNinjaXx]

i said "i think" it was just an opinion i never said anything bad about his performance, just a suggestion. get over yourself

[zaokoyechatma]

i bet he could not play the first bar

[jfxc1]

That is one of the funniest things I have ever heard. Musically speaking you are correct, but this is one of the most technically challenging pieces ever written. Don't you double stopped harmonics are as difficult as left hand technique gets ergo there can be nothing more difficult!

[Rcoppin91]

Double stopped harmonics are not that hard. Once you practice where to put your fingers, they are easy. When you have longer fingers it is much easier, Harmonics are easy for me. I can easily reach a fifth with my 1st and 3rd fingers. Therfore double stopped harmonics are easy for me. The Tchaikovsky concerto is so much harder than the Paganini. you just have to be able to double stop really well.

[jkmylol]

true, but Paganini's deffinately isn't an easy concerto.

all you really need is just lots of brutal works with thirds and tenths, and the cadenza is really the only INSANE part, but its lots of tedious work for those who aren't fortunate enough to have those long magical fingers.

and whats all this talk with double harmonics?

thats just like one section in the cadenza and lots of people cut that part out anyways.

i have to agree that it is like an etude as its very repetitious

[milstein91]

@jkmylol listen u are clearly not a violinist or maybe just an amateur so shut up cuz you re saying bullshit

[donesixfour]

@milstein91 actually if you go listen to other recordings of mintz, you will hear a much diffrent sound. remember, mintz only had about a week to practice on this violin before this recording, so he may in actuality not be used to it. I am not saying that this recording and his overall playing are not sublime, just that he may not be producing all he could, which is not his fault.

[violatione]

@jkmylol Ricci didn't have long fingers and his Paganini is better than this.

[OriginalMoonbeam]

I went to Amazon to purchase this DVD and it is only available only in what was called "format 2" which said it wouldn't play in most American DVD players..I am so sad.

[OriginalMoonbeam]

He normally rarely misses a note-this violin is huge, let alone its fingerboard..he has been a shade off a few times on his harmonics and I think it is because of the difference in the size of what he is used to playing-he doesn't have the larger hand this violin was built to accomodate. Nor do I-(I in fact shopped for a violin built for a smaller hand) I think it would be murder on a smaller hand. This has been a fantastic performance on his behalf..BRAVO!

[Sandrito702]

interesting cadenza, never heard some spots in there, sounds like he infused a little of third movement of Pag No.2 La Campanella.

[ik3333]

Do you see the white thing at the top of the scroll? It's made of ivory, this is real Paganini's violin they lent to Mintz, it is the farthest the violint travelled outside of Ganoa, where it is stored in a vault along with a Villion's exact copy of it, but on special occasion they lend the instrument to the contemporaries.

[ik3333]

WIKIPEDIA> On occasion, Il Cannone is loaned to musicians for performance. Violinist Shlomo Mintz performed a special Il Cannone concert on Paganinis violin with the Maastricht Symphony Orchestra in 1997. In 1999, Eugene Fodor played Il Cannone at a special concert in San Francisco, California.[2] It was the farthest the violin had ever been from Italy. Conditions of its travel included a multimillion-dollar insurance policy and an armed escort of Italian police officers.

[Violincrazy]

Not bad. Give him a few years to learn.

VC

[JimmyErnst]

oh my god

[Semas79]

Arrechisimo!!!!!!!!!

[deanclift]

Che Grande Goduria!!!!

[pviljoen]

What is most impressive is that this is quite recent, he looks quite close to how he looks right now.

[cageynerd]

Oh lord, his own cadenza insert was wicked hard -- he totally does not like this concerto. U can tell he doesn't practice it much, doesn't think much of it except for his cadenza. But he's right to think that way -- love his Caprice #2 thing in the cadenza!

[OriginalMoonbeam]

No..this is HIS birthday..and this was his greatest wish for his birthday--to play THIS concerto on this violin on his birthday...he was delighted for this chance to come his way!

[jkmylol]

it sounds like hes not used to the violin yet

[skyblueearthgreen]

min 2:07 onwards great intensity.Cool

[mchong04]

May I ask which DVD is this?

[farzadvengerov]

oh my gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­ooooooooood!

[jajteles]

Bravo!!!

[msjuniejane1]

I've never heard anything like this before...amazing!

[scottbos68]

my god where do you get this stuff freakin awesome!