Julia Sakharova - Schindler's List - John Williams

[bubbasmit]

fantastic performance :)

[pjmarchessault]

Better than Perlman himself!

[724375939]

Que hermosa interpretación.

[pierremarchessault]

Oh my gosh! This interpretation is simply amaaaaazzzzzing. At last! I found you. Who is the musical director? This is exactly I was always hearing in my mind. Pearlman's interpretation is nothing compared to this! Where can we get the full CD??? Great violinist but also quite an amazing maestro. Bravo!

[SolidSnake032486]

John Williams is just brilliant!

[ddviolinist]

I know that it is highly unlikely that you have anything to offer when you are in hate about the Jews. When you live in that state of lack of grace, you have very little, if anything, to offer this world.

[ddviolinist]

Yeah, you don't want to talk to him anymore because his mind is far to sharp for yours. You have no chance.

So, you did the smart thing. You threw in the towel. At least you know when your brain is inferior. Good boy!

[ddviolinist]

"Peace to ya. Oh yeah, I still don't like jews!! lol"

Wow yeah, you really mean for peace, hey? Shit stirrer. Who cares what you do or don't like, huh? You are nothing. An absolute nothing. Zero, zip, ziltch..nothing to offer the world but hatred. You offer nothing.

[felextc]

passionate and eloquent violin playing leaves this viewer wanting to see more than a minute's worth of Julia Sakharova!

[patcalisura]

such a great expression...better than Itzak entry on the same title...

[dorak8]

very good sound!

[huntingnester]

John Williams! A God fearing man of humility and absolute musical genius! Julia"s performance astounding!

[bjw999999]

Many Russians and others were killed in those same camps, whether Jewish or not. This argument is ridiculous. I lost relative/ancestors during that time in some of those camps. Bloodline gone forever for them. They would barely be holding on to life at this time, at their age...but I'd bet they would have wished they could have. I applaud anyone, no matter their background, who can play this music with feeling, they do not have to be Jewish or Russian or German. JMO

[abookire]

I honestly don't care who or what you like or dislike. You obviously can't articulate why you like or dislike something, which probably means you cannot even sort it out in your own head. So you are motivated more by feeling and sentiment than by logical, rational thought. You really aren't worth talking to anymore since you can't make a point.

[abookire]

Yup -- I thought so. It is best to think before speaking/writing. Peace.

[abookire]

People move between identities all the time -- identities are actually fairly flexible unless someone is trying to make a point and adopts some rigid nationalist position: Russian nationalism, Zionism, Nazism, Phoenicianism (in Lebanon), et al. But that is really so self-conscious and artificial and does not say much about who people really are, just what they think they want to be.

I don't understand your point, really.

[abookire]

What distinctive features are we talking about? Yes, there are different cultures/religions. Yes, there are gene pools. But so what? I've met so many Russians I thought were Jewish and they weren't. What do you mean by Jewish? Do you refer to an identification with the Jewish faith? Or to some ethnic idea of being Jewish? And anyway, who cares? Why does it bother you that a Russian should play a "Jewish" song (composed by a man with the non-Jewish name of "Williams," no less)?

[abookire]

I'm afraid I do not understand your point. Many Russians are Jews. Many Jews are Russians. People can't live together for so long without sharing culture and genetic material.

What do you mean by Jewish anyway? The religion? An ethnic group? Do you really believe, in the 21st century, that there is a "pure" gene pool? If there is, it must be from marrying cousins for centuries. Put these weird thoughts from your mind.

[dalmatovo]

To Akyla0177

... and what's wrong with that?

[musique55]

beautiful tone

[vlhere]

best after perlman

[Poohell666]

This still makes me teary

[trinimusician]

great audio work vitnetonline, that cut was practically flawless

[vitnetonline]

Thank you.

[goldenguy55]

this is the best i've seen except for Itzhak Perlman himself. None the less, excellent.

[gfabisevich]

MSM represent! I know you don't know me but I liked you very much at the Glenn Dicterow master class a couple of years ago. You played with such intensity! Keep up the good work.

[abookire]

thank you

[shahpari70]

I love to watch her playing this. Love her style!

[MFFare1985]

simply put: perfect, bravo! *standing ovation*

[shahpari70]

Chillingly beautiful! Such emotion goes into every note she plays!

[dmelkumo]

definetely knows perlman

[ihrtmusic12334]

just a question, did she change from pants to a dress or am i going insane? Anyways' excellent playing!

[JeddtheJedi]

Perhaps two different performances, or from the looks of it, a rehearsal and then an actual performance.

[vitnetonline]

You are right.

Cut and Paste

Begining from rehersal and then accual concert.

She is exeptional. Isnt' she?

[ahspark87]

@ihrtmusic12334 hahaha. i couldn't stop laughing at this comment.

[pjmarchessault]

@ahspark87 hummmm ;) Didn't realize it was him.. until later.

[bellomaestro]

Finally a deserving artist. Bravo!

[arkansasovich]

Amazing, Julia...this is the best play ever heard.

[zwerskij]

Well said. A magnificent performance. Where does she come from?

[HectorJW2007]

She's hot

[pdizack]

Bravo exellent

[vitnetonline]

She is. You are right.

There a lot of violin players but not very many players can really get it right!

Enjoy it.

[queenofleon7]

she is very, very good. her tone is perfect.

[vitnetonline]

You are right

[deborakamstra]

Couldn't agree more!!!

[zao75231]

now that was perfect

[Sasha12344321]

The best Schindler' List.Did she play with John Williams(conductor?)?

[ivioivey]

? that's John Williams right there lol.