Brahms - Sonata No.1 G Major - Vivace ma non troppo part I

[scaramoucheichigo]

is this a guarnieri violin?

[Jeremyamoto]

@scaramoucheichigo

That's the Ex-Soil Stradivarius of 1714. He purchased that in the late 1980's and it's his main instrument.

[Martindupingoei]

Fantastic

[kcherrytree1]

Thank you so much for uploading this breathtakingly beautiful interpretation. Cheers, Kevin

[JPizzle1490]

A lot of times when I listen to Perlman I feel like it's incredible, but at the same time not distinguishable or unique. I don't feel like that at all here. Absolutely beautiful!! I'm so glad I came across this video!!! Barenboim is great too!!

[milysnow]

amazing!!!!!! <3 he's so inspiring !! i would comment on the pizzacato though.. but the playing is absolutely fantastic!!

[MrGunterguerrero]

Brahms, Perlman & Barenboim together...'Fantastic' is not enough !

[jeromejacobse]

just learning this :)

[13Phantomhive]

Oh....

.....I remember Tsukimori from La Corda D'Oro playing this song with his mother on the piano...

love this song!!

[rachmaninovisback]

this music reminds me epic stuff....

[lmtam282]

he's amazing !! can't take off my eyes  and stop listening every second!! i love this piece of Brahms too..

[clemona2005mk]

Very grace.

[maplelover2125]

does that guy hav a shoulder rest??

[throbbingguru]

nope, doesn't need one

[ashton200]

no he does not

[iamblackmo]

:-) My favorite piece, moves me every time.

[nokia1242000]

a good recording, thought I think Perlmen played a bit too fast

[goldenagepianist]

check out Richter and Oistrakh's recording, if this one is running, then Richter& Oistrakh were definitely flying... :)

[leomulder]

He didn't record this one specifically with Richter. Only with Frida Bauer and in an obscure recording with Lev Oborin.

[throbbingguru]

this is probably about as non troppo as vivace will allow.

[jd9805]

OOOMMMGGG SO INCREDIBLY AMAZING!

[summerluv4vicky]

this is my favorite piece ever, and perlman just plays it in this way that moves me everytime i listen to it.

my teacher told me how he was conducting their orchestra 2 weeks ago, and his polios starting to get the best of him =[

we love you itzhak, youre absolutely amazing!

[Perlman78]

Fantástic!!!!!!!!!!!!

[stellaformusik]

beautiful

[melomansarasatiste]

a7a eli katb bel sini da

[kimikimi003]

ＣＢＳからリリースされているライヴＣＤと同じ音源でしょうか。­アシュケナージとのコンビでもＣＤ出していてそちらも良いですが­、優劣はつけるのは難しいですね。

[melomansarasatiste]

a7a ezay y3ni enta mgnoun ybni wla eh

[kenplaysviola]

YES! Thanks for sharing this awesome video!

[rozz011]

WHAT A COUPLE OF JEWS! THEY ARE GREAT!

[oliviaysh]

I love this piece soo much...oooohh

it's just really pretty!!

[spasmis]

these guys are great. i actually like barenboim's playing more than perlmans in these videos. ive worked with barenboim in orchestra. he is extremely demanding but if you do what he wants, the result can be unbelievable

[violinlover11]

thank you!!

[andreigocan]

It's unbelievable!!! Pure genius! I am stunned. Thank you for the post!

[dzidkonia]

Yes. Three sonatas on the same night :)

[KingViolist]

2 of the greatest musicians of the 20 and 21st century meeting together to make pure music. you gotta love it.

could you possibly post the rest of the concert? I know that he also recorded the other two brahms sonatas on the same night.

[BrunoLien]

I admire Barenboïm. He's not only a great director, a great pianist, but also a great accompanist and a great chamber musician. It's unique.

[rozz011]

AND is a great person, too. i admire him too, and also itzhak ´perlman

[scottbos68]

holy crap I never thought i would ever see this thanks

[violin245]

i love Daniel Barenboim. so selfless in his playing-it's all about the music.

[mikeinkc]

He is one of the great chamber musicians of our time.

[IZachDallen]

@mikeinkc He's one of the greatest MUSICIANS of our time...

[carusoclarinet]

thanks for the post!!!! i love this piece and especially this movement!! i call the opening one of those 'greatest momements' in music.