Humoreske by Antonín Dvořák arranged by Jascha Heifetz - played by violinist Nate Robinson

[schymbros]

Extraordinary performance - many thanks for sharing!

[NRob84]

@schymbros Thank you!

[arsviatticae]

This is a famous piece but I enjoyed hearing it again, and o shame, I did not know it was Dvorak, oops:-)

[NRob84]

@arsviatticae Thanks! Yeah there are quite a few different arrangements of this piece which are all equally quite interesting I think.

[NorthStar618]

Beautiful ... great performance ... and violin is one of my favorit instrument ... you have such a great talent ... I wish you much success ... greetings from ... ♥~NorthStar~♫♥

[leoncioviolin]

BRAVOOO

[CLASSICAListheWAY]

I also like your sweater.

[NRob84]

@CLASSICAListheWAY Thanks!

[CLASSICAListheWAY]

This is definitely not the version I learned in Suzuki Level 3! Just gorgeous.

[NRob84]

@CLASSICAListheWAY Thanks Ashley. :) Yes I remember playing this in Suzuki too. Haha I think it this was one of the first pieces I performed.

[sherom]

Anyone with a good ear for vintage violin playing, can hear Nate has been influenced by the great violin players of the past, especially Kreisler and Heifetz. Thanks Nate !

[vibratingstring]

Boy, this one is fantastic! What did you do--channel Jascha or what?

[closetviolinista]

One of my favorite violinists. Nate is a master. He brings grace, elegance and thoughtfulness back to violin playing. It's nice to hear a vibrato that is expressive and focused.

[joparkeruk]

I think master Heifetz would have liked having you as a pupil :)

[gavincko]

Just beautiful!

[EKosydar]

Words fail me, I am truly delighted.

[xaav]

The sweetest sound i could hear in the interpretation of this Humoresque in all versions i could find here on toutube (with of course the versions of Kreisler,Heifetz and Elman )

[vibratingstring]

@xaav

I love that Elman recording.

[Samlaren]

Wow! I love how you manage to play this short piece like it was a great masterpiece, not just as something you play through and forget about.

[StephenRedrobe]

Lovely, Nate, and stylistically just right.