Christian Tetzlaff - MOZART Violin Cto #3, k216, II.Adagio

[dziady1]

pretty awful - pulls it to pieces under guise of great emotion ,

[gladitsnotme]

Heard him on the radio yesterday and almost had to pull over. Amazing!!

[fucknujhat]

najo hmm total neu hier wer mag oder will mit mir chattn der meldet sich ja ^^

[Wuenscherute]

He's the father of one of my friends :)

[death0personified]

i cant lie and please dont flame me for posting this but i really hate playing this piece lol.... but yeah i guess it's pretty to listen too ; )

[topkop286]

@death0personified I think it seems a little much on video, but perfect when listened live. I saw him live a few times and he blew me away every single time. A real artist.

[hainanrose]

Where's the 3rd movement?

[cellolvr27]

im madly in love with christian tetzlaff. i saw him at lincoln center and it changed my life! for once no one in the audience coughed during his like 10 minute cadenza

[kitchenfiddle]

Of course he is a phantastic violin player and he shows this here. However, stylistically I do not like this interpretation especially as I find his vibrato overly sweet and intense for this Mozart movement. Of course it is a matter of taste, no objective criticism, therefore do not stone me: To me it sounds unoriginal and not true. Therefore it bores me, although it is played very well. I miss his personal humble voice I hear in his Bach recordings.

[ZuppiMagNichtBratsch]

he is great !!I didn´t know this !!

[Jan2ek]

He is too busy playing violin to making music.

He tinkers too much

needs a good teacher

[ninia75]

i love his interpretation its his way of transmitting his feelings during playing this song, every concert maestro is unique in a certain way. he is far away from my country ,but i'd go to his concerts if he would play in mine. thx Chris for playing excellent

[cassidium]

I love his interpretation. Just wondering if you have the 3rd movement too.

[stechino123]

tetzlaff SUCKS! he should get a job in mcdonals

[LeopoldAuer]

I agree, horrible intonation, his vibrato sounds like a goat. How he has a career is a mystery. And what's up with him bending his knees all the time? It looks like he's about to sit down on the toilet.

[idareyoutocatchme]

This guy Tetzlaff is a complete fraud.

[sungkungrim]

stechino123 haha

If you can get one tone out of a violin like he does, and by one I mean really one single tone, you can have my both violins

and bows which worth probably much more than your house..

You say this on probably every single video of him, so

I guess you applied for his masterclass and got your ass kicked most probably because you can't play shit --;;

[zagb3]

his jacket fits to his interpretation

[stechino123]

tetzlaff SUCKS! he should get a job in mcdonals

[Apalexpe]

I'm guessing that if he should get a job at Mcdonals then than probably means you do not exist, you obviously don't have any criteria.

[QueenBlackmoreLover]

Art at its best. 5*

[winrx]

Perhaps I was brought up with Stern's Mozart 3rd with Szell, but I found this rather self-indulgent...

[pianostarockin]

WOW! So nice!

[alou64]

Absolutely beautiful.

[10clowns]

I get motion sickness if I look at him. Don't get me wrong, I like Tetzlaff, and I don't mind people moving around when playing, but his articulation is just random and arbitrary, and the swells are a bit disgusting. He sounds like he's just indulging himself, which is not essentially bad, but it doesn't sound artistic... Sorry I don't like Tetzlaff on this.

[mikikohappy]

fine, christian!

very sensible.

[thenewfiebullet]

He is incredible.

I don't understand why he isn't more widely known!

Thanks for the video.

[Tetzi91]

I can't tell you why!

Christian is not the guy who likes to be in the media!

He won several "Echos", but he never went to the ceremony, that is shown in the TV!

He rarely plays in front of cameras.

He just loves the music and doesn't care about being famous.

Trust me, I know him good! (He is my uncle ;-p )

[kamishichan]

Wow! Well tell your uncle that I loved listening to his masterclasses in Kronberg last week and I learned so so much even as a passive student! I got to learn how to pay attention to every detail in the score and to be hyper sensitive to the sound and colours, anyway, he is a great inspiration. I should have auditionned for his class...

[guitardude545454]

Nice.