Emanuel Feuermann plays and speaks on the Kraft Music Hall

[cellofacir]

Undeniable one of the greatest(if not the greatest) technically and his sound very beautiful. What do you miss then, maybe the heart of someone like Fournier( my taste)

[warandcheese]

please what does feuermann say in 4:22 on? what is more beautiful and not "american"???

[warandcheese]

he has no equal

[SamuelConcepcion]

He died while his hemorrhoids were being surgically removed!!!!!  HOW SAD!!!!

[purpletights01]

My grandfather's first cousin. I wish some of his musical ability came to my side of the family.

[purpletights01]

My gradfather's first cousin. I wish some of his musical ability came to my side of the family.

[IsaacH1273]

4:08 - "Well, I like you to Manny."

Oh dear...

[theno1singstar]

Genius, THE greatest cellist ever to have lived. A humble human being too.

[Elipito5]

Brought tears. Such an untimely death. A tragedy in music. A pity and a shame. His music lives on.

[brumap1]

Genius.

[Cellobration]

Thank you very much for posting this video. I really enjoyed hearing Feuermann's playing. And, what a surprise to hear that the pianist was Theodore Saidenberg. I worked with him in New York City in the late 70s. He was the conductor of the Broadway production of "My Fair Lady".