Bach Partita No. 2 played by Schneiderhan - 3 Sarabande

[jpeacock105]

He should change the name of his interpretaion (if such a word is even applicable to this nonsense) to: "The Rape of the Violin"

[jpeacock105]

He should change the name of his interpretaion (if such a word is even applicable to this nonsense) to: "The Rape of the Violin"

[Carolesky]

oh jeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[qtpiems1]

i think it sounds particularly harsh because the quality and atmosphere sound very unrelenting. there is almost no reverb, which dampens the sound. but yes, i feel this is definitely too much vibrato for this one

[Valerii1985]

Listening to this I hear so much in common with Heifitz's style, so that it seems that both learned a lot from Otakar Ševčík's school.

[yowhaduup]

It's too harsh and attackful!

[LouiseSvane]

it's not so bach'ish, but he plays beautiful..

[xXLeafXNinjaXx]

its faster than how everybody else plays it but i like it :)

[diamonds1292]

Schneiderhan is a nazi, ie. a fashist.

His Strad he got from a juhish friend of his whom he helped (quite successfull!) to get lost in a nazi camp!! That's a fact...

[SCH0P3NHAU3R]

Diese Aussage entbehrt jeder Grundlage; Belege!

This statement misses historical basis, a list of references please!

[carrottoponcrak]

hey, what did the nazi's ever do to you punk?

[Draziw777]

Listen to Kavakos performance. Kavakos represents another world of sound. Very beautiful.

[CuciucGriga]

too brutal, and too much vibrato!!

[ItzhakRoxMySox]

Wow nice, just his vibrato is too much for this number

[memoreinteresting]

This is my favorite peice for violin. I have a friend who plays it for me, every time I catch him with a violin in his hands. Great peice.