@tobbems-It's simply unfair to compare two different musicians playing two different musical genres. Besides, I would have thought that you would have compare Heifetz to Jimmy Page, who used a violin bow to play electric guitar in a band named Led Zeppelin.. Eddie Van Halen is a fine rock guitarist and philanthropist in the Los Angeles area. He donated 75 of his own guitars to public schools just today. Heifetz is arguably the finest violinist who ever lived. Perspective is "key," my friend...
i remember a picture of mr Heifetz with Erick Friedman, one link to the english page of wikipedia on Erick Friedman, there was a picture of them both, but Heifetz looked really really old in that picture, it's so offputting to know that after you dedicate your entire life to developing fine motor skills you actually get to witness them leaving you slowly towards the end of your life
@rdneckable so when you read the sheet music the notes on the paper are telling you the sound of the notes in the song? and though memory and lots of practice you know that if i place my finger on the second string around this area I will get the sound the sheet music is telling me to get? Wow, that sounds difficult. I think I'll stick to the piano. lol
you start when you r very young, a good teacher with a very good technique make you do that. When i started , how i started not even can remember.A good ear is very important to be able correct yourself, the rest is work , for the right hand and left hand. Is one of the most difficult things to do in this life. A good brain is necessary ,too and concentration. About talent let's not speak, this is the first in combination with love and passion
This MAN is a MAN that is unbelievably talented...NOT a Jew...NOT a German...NOT a Russian...I'm happy to have him perform for me...This statement from a MAN that not a Scotch-Irish
Not only is he a Jew, he is also a Russian. Russians are fairly well known for creating amazing violinists, from what I remember. I think he was born in the USSR, but I can't remember without actually looking it up. In any event, I don't care about his background all too much. The guy is absolutely brilliant -- he is probably the best violinist to have been recorded well.
If someone is interested in contemporary but classical authors I suggest you STEFANO SEMPRINI's SONATAS FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO - that are now edited by ArsMusica Edizioni (Rome). You can easily check them on the official website and on internet!
At the risk of doing what I hate and following a line of discussion irrelevant to the beauty and mastery I am witnessing in this video, I'm pretty sure that the states of being German and Jewish are not mutually exclusive. And on that line of questioning we are veering dangerously close to the Godwin's Law. I say: stop there and listen to something that is so beautiful it may be unique. Peace.
@batalion666 because jews are commited to educate and work hard on whatever they do. it's a major principle in the most jewish families. that's why they doing particular things so well.
I guess you meant that? Even considering other genius like Paganini and Vivaldi and such? Wow, Jascha Heifetz must be great. . .I'm going to listen to more of his playing. . .For this random violinist to pop up in the mozart playlist XD
He is beautiful, I enjoy Mozart and he played it quite well. I think he would be the perfect Role Model for the youth who want to learn this type of music.
@hedonism147 No, I do not know how to play it at all, I just think there re different people I am sure of, that could probably play better, but in a different style, there are also different opinions within each human mind on who may be the best, so that description can be best for majority.
@neosyelk hey no problemo.. there is a little option to video respond available if u can find some one who does nail it better you have the right to respond with a video like all of us do.. love , peace and more good music!
I am amazed at his speed which in no way hinders expression. He plays the rondo with both fire and a delicate manner. Of the 20th century violinist, everyone was compared to this man who raised the bar to a higher level. His example in performance continues to teach us all.
I never liked violin soloists . . . until I heard Heifetz.
On "Pearl" I have all his pre-WWII concerto recordings; check it out; you can hear his 1935 rendition of the Sibelius here on youtube along with him doing Beethoven with Toscanini and my own personal favorite, a 1939 recording of him doing the Brahms with Serge Koussevitzky and the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
hey no fair - piano dude gets a chair and a page turner.....Mr. Heifetz, next time demand for someone to massage your feet while you play...its only fair.
@zigeunerviolin Thanks for the info! I was just taking a guess. I should have asked my sister who is a violin teacher and player for 45 years as she probably would have known.
I suppose when violinists have reached their absolute peak as both Haifetz and Kremer have, it boils down to personal preference of an individuals style.
@wowdanalise The best of the recording age, but there might have been better ones in the past. I love his music, don't get me wrong, I listen to his versions of most pierces rather than anything else. But I just think he would be the second best violinist that ever lived.
@DollarTrading Yes, I actually own a time machine and I went back in time to listen to Paganini and he was way better than Heifetz. Can you disprove this statement? No, you can't.
I started to swoon during the dolce part. He plays the whole piece gorgeously. Sure the notes are easy, but to put that much emotion and technique into a piece is hard. One day I hope to play like him.
@nearenough3 Well, Paul McCartney does and you raised a good point; I would think that the fret hand would naturally be more attuned to the right-handed rather than as the bowing or plucking hand.
I don't get how anybody could dislike an all-time master at this instrument. Oh well, fools are fools, and I guess we should just let them be fools. At least they're good at that.
what BS about 'no one being able to surpass him' kids now-a-days can play as well as him if not better .... no big deal just a matter of practice. Dont belive all those BS comments ppl make
Um yeh there might be 4 year old kids out there playing unbelievable stuff, but you have to live a life to know how music is supposed to feel and put emotion in it. Masters are masters because they have listened and studied for lifetimes. These young kids, they will no doubt grow up to be some of the most incredible players the world has seen, but to say that "kids now adays" play better shows an ear thats only listening to beats per minute, not the music itself. Maturity in playing is acquired
@amenhotep84 EXATCTLY its just like having a mustache!! YOU HAVE TO EARN IT!!! or it will just be silly peach fuzz! only an experienced man can wear a mustache proudly LOLOLOL
@amenhotep84 PREACH!! That was so very well put! There are quite a few young violinist that I really like but I will always LOVE Heifetz for that very reason!
@fugly75 Are you saying that many high school kids are smarter than Pythagoras or Euclid because they can do calculus? The common knowledge of a heliocentric planetary system does not make you smarter than Ptolemy. Likewise, there's a world of difference between being able to mimic a complex sequence of sounds and the genius it takes to be author of that composition.
It's like watching Jordan play basketball or hogan play golf. You folks have to see him play Pagnini Caprice #24. Was Pagnini designing musice to kill Violinist. p.s I know zero about the violin just know greatness when I see it....and Jascha is great!!!!!
I find it funny and extremely humbling to consider that I'll only ever be comparable to the guy sitting next to the piano player, just flipping the pages, privileged to be allowed to listen to Heifetz.
@brofilms101 Maybe, but when it comes to musicality, passion, soul and lyrical attitude, I like most of other violinist much more .. And no - it is not in the body movements or non-movements ...
People keep talking about who was the best, etc, etc. Milstein and Perlman are on recod as saying that Heifetz was the best. So if someone says Milstein or Perlman was the best, they (Milstein and Perlman) would disagree with him. I play the violin and listen to lots of violinists, and in my opinion no one can match Heifetz in terms of tone, intonation, technical skills, bowing, overall package.
Hey everyone. Please listen to my Improvisational take on the piece Fur Elise. It is called Fur Elisha. I assure with that you will just be mesmerized by the sound that enters your ears.. with love.. Tyler James Portnoy. ~ thank you. .~( you should join my channel, be friends.)
I have sat enthralled for the last 2 days listening this performance. We get to enjoy a lifetime of dedication and hard work that is behind this effort. That is not to slight the brilliance of Mozart either. As aspiring violinists we listen with awe at what is possible. It is both inspiring a bit discouraging, but I'll pickup my violin and press on tomorrow. I notice with interest the slim delicate fingers of Heifetz as opposed to the stubby fingers of Pearlman, both accomplished violinists.
@Boblett285 LOL...ahaha...don't worry about it...this is where you would be if you have godlike skill and work really hard at it, i started violin like... 4 and a half years ago, it's awesome, and is more beautiful than piano imo
Utter magnificent magic!
rheumer 5 days ago
Good play but nothing to do with whoever is WHITE or not！
vincent1201 1 week ago
Makes me proud to be white
ScottishCaledonian 2 weeks ago
@tobbems-It's simply unfair to compare two different musicians playing two different musical genres. Besides, I would have thought that you would have compare Heifetz to Jimmy Page, who used a violin bow to play electric guitar in a band named Led Zeppelin.. Eddie Van Halen is a fine rock guitarist and philanthropist in the Los Angeles area. He donated 75 of his own guitars to public schools just today. Heifetz is arguably the finest violinist who ever lived. Perspective is "key," my friend...
dab4546 2 weeks ago
*Old joke from an Interlochen Summer.
zensorrow1 1 month ago
Despite Heifetz being the best, you're still third best in the world. And everyone one other than you is tied at second.
zensorrow1 1 month ago
:)
pandaman434 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
i remember a picture of mr Heifetz with Erick Friedman, one link to the english page of wikipedia on Erick Friedman, there was a picture of them both, but Heifetz looked really really old in that picture, it's so offputting to know that after you dedicate your entire life to developing fine motor skills you actually get to witness them leaving you slowly towards the end of your life
c0mpuipf 1 month ago
@tobbens van halen actually knew a lot and had to have some classical training. Eruption has some crazy sets of arpegios in it.
SR71mydream 2 months ago
@emiliaconstance That's right. It is hard to believe that today, people only fight to be the best, the smarter and do not help each other.
rdneckable 2 months ago
We are all very fortunate that at his age his ear and mechanics are still very much in place. This in itself is a gift. Well done!
HuxleyBarada 2 months ago
Wonderful, very played. Unfortunely he is not here anymore.
rdneckable 2 months ago
@rdneckable when playing a violin how do you know where the note is
hallnoats4ever 2 months ago
@hallnoats4ever I think you could answer this. What do you think?
rdneckable 2 months ago
@rdneckable hummm, magic
hallnoats4ever 2 months ago
@hallnoats4ever Hahahahaha xD, you are nice. But no, of course it is by the ear. Each note has a value ,and you learn when you start to play violin.
rdneckable 2 months ago
@rdneckable so when you read the sheet music the notes on the paper are telling you the sound of the notes in the song? and though memory and lots of practice you know that if i place my finger on the second string around this area I will get the sound the sheet music is telling me to get? Wow, that sounds difficult. I think I'll stick to the piano. lol
hallnoats4ever 2 months ago
@hallnoats4ever Yes, but tell me, what is not difficult in the life?
rdneckable 2 months ago
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@hallnoats4ever Yes, but tell me, what is not difficult in the life?
rdneckable 2 months ago
you start when you r very young, a good teacher with a very good technique make you do that. When i started , how i started not even can remember.A good ear is very important to be able correct yourself, the rest is work , for the right hand and left hand. Is one of the most difficult things to do in this life. A good brain is necessary ,too and concentration. About talent let's not speak, this is the first in combination with love and passion
emiliaconstance 2 months ago
I love that look he gives the audience at the end, like "oh, you liked that huh?" !
strangersname 3 months ago 22
I just spent an hour listening to his performances...cant get tired of it^^
jkwon761 3 months ago
wow
Cryoshock91 3 months ago
makes eddie van halen look like barney the dinosaur
tobbems 3 months ago 22
he plays very fast
happydayevenings 3 months ago
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happydayevenings 3 months ago
how old was he in this video?
SweetyA953 3 months ago
maestro !
MrJapaneseboy1111 3 months ago
es presioso
angeles1108 3 months ago in playlist Más vídeos de SamLee0519
flawless.
ilybEhbz 3 months ago
This MAN is a MAN that is unbelievably talented...NOT a Jew...NOT a German...NOT a Russian...I'm happy to have him perform for me...This statement from a MAN that not a Scotch-Irish
MrTweeel 3 months ago in playlist MrTweeel's Favorited Videos
Not only is he a Jew, he is also a Russian. Russians are fairly well known for creating amazing violinists, from what I remember. I think he was born in the USSR, but I can't remember without actually looking it up. In any event, I don't care about his background all too much. The guy is absolutely brilliant -- he is probably the best violinist to have been recorded well.
GreenPhilosophy101 3 months ago
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francescastefano 4 months ago
I made a faulty statement :( kudos?
ptdrawoh 4 months ago
this makes me want to be old and play violin
djsirtifiable 4 months ago in playlist soothing music for kenny and alexie and all other babies
metido ele não.. mas um exelente musico
jeffersonapt 4 months ago
He visto mejores interpretaciones pero….. no esta mal.
seriedad03 4 months ago
At the risk of doing what I hate and following a line of discussion irrelevant to the beauty and mastery I am witnessing in this video, I'm pretty sure that the states of being German and Jewish are not mutually exclusive. And on that line of questioning we are veering dangerously close to the Godwin's Law. I say: stop there and listen to something that is so beautiful it may be unique. Peace.
yaisum 4 months ago
why every jewish violinist or pianist is so "special" ?
batalion666 4 months ago
@batalion666
He's not even Jewish, he's German, what are YOU smoking?
ptdrawoh 4 months ago
@ptdrawoh he was great violinist yes he was a Jew yes
batalion666 4 months ago
@batalion666 because jews are commited to educate and work hard on whatever they do. it's a major principle in the most jewish families. that's why they doing particular things so well.
michal23pl 3 months ago 2
@wowdanalise
I guess you meant that? Even considering other genius like Paganini and Vivaldi and such? Wow, Jascha Heifetz must be great. . .I'm going to listen to more of his playing. . .For this random violinist to pop up in the mozart playlist XD
ptdrawoh 4 months ago in playlist Mozart
He makes it look so easy..
Goes and try to play a violin
---> Snaps bow
beastn13 4 months ago
This piece makes me want to run around in circles with a derpy expression of pure glee on my face!
averagepeach 4 months ago
Wow, he's gooood.. My dad and his friends listened to this, when they were young (once upon a time) ;) lol
hfleung100 4 months ago
good and a blessing to my ears, listening to this master of the violin. Mu
Disturiz 4 months ago in playlist Mozart
It's all in the bow. Apparentely.
SecretTheatre 4 months ago
@SecretTheatre By 'Apparentely' I meant, of course, 'apparently'. Many apologies for the confusion.
SecretTheatre 4 months ago
and, just for the record, Heifetz was a child prodigy himself.
jaypenn123 4 months ago
Really Cool, i study violin...
Eih! Help me win the IPAD, just see this vídeo (down): IPAD
youtube.com/watch?v=WM0DkJ4X8b4
CaiLegio 5 months ago
Masterfully played! Love Heifetz.
MidnightJazzLover23 5 months ago
Simply gourgeus! :´)
ruibarrocas1 5 months ago
the facial expression he gives at 5:14 just makes me smile )
assa123assa123 5 months ago
他的左右手已经到了出神入化的地步了，，，我，我服了。
qujohn88 6 months ago
He is beautiful, I enjoy Mozart and he played it quite well. I think he would be the perfect Role Model for the youth who want to learn this type of music.
neosyelk 6 months ago in playlist Mozart
@neosyelk "quite well" means you can play it better?
hedonism147 6 months ago
@hedonism147 No, I do not know how to play it at all, I just think there re different people I am sure of, that could probably play better, but in a different style, there are also different opinions within each human mind on who may be the best, so that description can be best for majority.
neosyelk 5 months ago
@neosyelk i am yet to come across a wise man from your country.. !
PIYUSH1188 5 months ago
@PIYUSH1188 Pardon me, what do you mean? I don't mean it in a rude way I promise...
neosyelk 5 months ago
@neosyelk hey no problemo.. there is a little option to video respond available if u can find some one who does nail it better you have the right to respond with a video like all of us do.. love , peace and more good music!
PIYUSH1188 5 months ago
I am amazed at his speed which in no way hinders expression. He plays the rondo with both fire and a delicate manner. Of the 20th century violinist, everyone was compared to this man who raised the bar to a higher level. His example in performance continues to teach us all.
Karlcarl 6 months ago
There is a HUGE gap in HELL waiting for the 140 people that disliked this AMAZING video
jherrardyoyoutubable 6 months ago
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americanpride007 6 months ago
In his prime, nobody could touch Heifetz. Nobody.
xvise66 6 months ago
Heifetz was not a great human being; he had two ex-wives and three children that hated his guts; such is the price of genius.
SatchmoSings 6 months ago
I never liked violin soloists . . . until I heard Heifetz.
On "Pearl" I have all his pre-WWII concerto recordings; check it out; you can hear his 1935 rendition of the Sibelius here on youtube along with him doing Beethoven with Toscanini and my own personal favorite, a 1939 recording of him doing the Brahms with Serge Koussevitzky and the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
SatchmoSings 6 months ago
wow he looks very old now
shirusubemonaku 6 months ago
@shirusubemonaku He is dead.
DollarTrading 6 months ago
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DollarTrading 6 months ago
Is that brooks smith on the piano?
WhiteRavenWings 7 months ago
Too SHORT, but really good.
bubbybear5683 7 months ago
:OOOO
ransaerosport 7 months ago
I always wanted to be a page turner. Where do you study for that?
goodchessactor 7 months ago
@goodchessactor University of Turning Pages. It's located somewhere in Britain.
HerlockSholmes123 7 months ago
great
PVBOG 7 months ago 2
One word: WOW. period. : )
manda1489 7 months ago 2
Heifetz was a legenderary Violinist.
346ZackFair 7 months ago
137 dislikes ? probably they are justin bieber fans
turkbros 8 months ago
it seems as though some are unnaturally gifted, like this Heifetz here, he is amazing!
but dont forget the piano player. he is dead on and and extremely talented as well.
DracoC47 8 months ago
@DracoC47
The name of the pianist is Samuel Chotzinoff. =)
evening1022 7 months ago
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@DracoC47
The name of the pianist here is Samuel Chotzinoff. =)
evening1022 7 months ago
well...here he was "old"...lol.. i guess he was here 71 or something like that. i hope play the violin half of that good as here when im 71...
paganviodio 8 months ago
0:56 a perfect portrait
carrottoponcrak 8 months ago
Idol!!!
Octoberchang 8 months ago
Idol!!!
Octoberchang 8 months ago
Lietuvis, žmonės, lietuvis!!!! Pasididžiavimas!
Milanele 9 months ago 6
@Milanele
Kazin ar jis mokejo lietuviskai
dududevynidu 7 months ago
geras;D
pandaterorist 3 months ago
If you know who the accompanist is, could you put his name in the information box, please? This guy was superb.
Largo64 9 months ago
hey no fair - piano dude gets a chair and a page turner.....Mr. Heifetz, next time demand for someone to massage your feet while you play...its only fair.
allamericandiner 9 months ago 2
Trivia,,Guess what priceless and old valuable violin he is using!!!Very few of them still exist!!!
GeraldoFubar 9 months ago
@GeraldoFubar Stradivarius
rev21v3n4 9 months ago
@rev21v3n4 It's a Guarneri del Gesu, not a Strad
zigeunerviolin 9 months ago
@zigeunerviolin Thanks for the info! I was just taking a guess. I should have asked my sister who is a violin teacher and player for 45 years as she probably would have known.
rev21v3n4 9 months ago
Magnifique.
oxxchloe 10 months ago
The man you all just saw was the best violinist the world has ever produced.
Look upon him with respect and admiration for he certainly deserves such.
wowdanalise 10 months ago 80
@wowdanalise
i must respectfully disagree.
Justin Beiber.
Just kidding, but I like Gidon Kremer better.
blkbeltmage 9 months ago
@blkbeltmage
I suppose when violinists have reached their absolute peak as both Haifetz and Kremer have, it boils down to personal preference of an individuals style.
wowdanalise 9 months ago 2
@wowdanalise The best of the recording age, but there might have been better ones in the past. I love his music, don't get me wrong, I listen to his versions of most pierces rather than anything else. But I just think he would be the second best violinist that ever lived.
You can probably fill in the name of the first.
An0niempje 7 months ago
@An0niempje
I would make the point of personal preference but we cannot listen to the work of those passed.
Anyways, my opinion is admittedly biased so I really cannot speak fairly on the subject.
wowdanalise 7 months ago
@wowdanalise Of course, that's why I say "I think". That means I'm only speaking about personal opinion.
An0niempje 7 months ago
@An0niempje Paganini no objection greatest violinist ever
rebirthofgodrics907 7 months ago
@rebirthofgodrics907 You are probably right, but it's a shame we will never hear him play.
An0niempje 7 months ago
@wowdanalise Paganini was better. Probably.
HerlockSholmes123 6 months ago
@HerlockSholmes123 How would you know? Unless you have heard a recording of Paganini himself playing? I doubt so.
DollarTrading 6 months ago
@DollarTrading Yes, I actually own a time machine and I went back in time to listen to Paganini and he was way better than Heifetz. Can you disprove this statement? No, you can't.
HerlockSholmes123 6 months ago
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Audi0Phil 6 months ago
@wowdanalise
I am sorry to disappoint you ... but Paganini himself was the best violonist the world has ever produced
But i guess this guy is the second best
HAHAHA ... its not a shame though ...
Audi0Phil 6 months ago
@Audi0Phil
Really?
I would love to hear a recording of Paganini playing, have you got one? I think not since he died in 1840!!
Undoubtedly, he was a marvel and probably the best up until then, but all we have are his compositions and accounts of how good he was...
I seriously doubt that he would be nearly as good as Heifetz!!
bohun28 6 months ago
@Audi0Phil Heifetz is most well known for playing out of tune lol
shirusubemonaku 6 months ago
@wowdanalise AGREED!
APatronOfTheArts 5 months ago
@wowdanalise Word!!
felixbuller 4 months ago
you'd think the music emanates from his fingers itself, the way it flows...true SKILL
TheVideoblazer 10 months ago
The master himself in another flawless rendition. Definitely 20th century's greatest violinist.
billace90 10 months ago
I think I broke the "like" button O.o
EyrieKun 10 months ago
@EyrieKun
well, its working for me.
Nerwik 10 months ago
talk about bow technique
dogpaw814 10 months ago
Flawless
ambrosius 10 months ago
I started to swoon during the dolce part. He plays the whole piece gorgeously. Sure the notes are easy, but to put that much emotion and technique into a piece is hard. One day I hope to play like him.
sweetpeamaj 10 months ago
JESUS CHRIST >=O
sieghartxD1 10 months ago
Heifetz was impressed by the pianist. What better recommendation.
MonsterBobBurns 10 months ago
Does anyone play the mirror image? Right hand on the strings and left on the bow?
nearenough3 11 months ago
@nearenough3 Well, Paul McCartney does and you raised a good point; I would think that the fret hand would naturally be more attuned to the right-handed rather than as the bowing or plucking hand.
SatchmoSings 6 months ago
heifetz is the definitive violinist
violinmusicfan 11 months ago
I don't get how anybody could dislike an all-time master at this instrument. Oh well, fools are fools, and I guess we should just let them be fools. At least they're good at that.
OedipusTax 11 months ago
definitivamente ese wey es la verdura jajajajaj
hidriel 11 months ago
what BS about 'no one being able to surpass him' kids now-a-days can play as well as him if not better .... no big deal just a matter of practice. Dont belive all those BS comments ppl make
fugly75 11 months ago
Um yeh there might be 4 year old kids out there playing unbelievable stuff, but you have to live a life to know how music is supposed to feel and put emotion in it. Masters are masters because they have listened and studied for lifetimes. These young kids, they will no doubt grow up to be some of the most incredible players the world has seen, but to say that "kids now adays" play better shows an ear thats only listening to beats per minute, not the music itself. Maturity in playing is acquired
amenhotep84 11 months ago 145
@amenhotep84 EXATCTLY its just like having a mustache!! YOU HAVE TO EARN IT!!! or it will just be silly peach fuzz! only an experienced man can wear a mustache proudly LOLOLOL
Ono42012 10 months ago
@amenhotep84 Amen to that! Very well put.
moltoallegro19 5 months ago
@amenhotep84 PREACH!! That was so very well put! There are quite a few young violinist that I really like but I will always LOVE Heifetz for that very reason!
minustheBSlifesgr8 4 months ago in playlist heifetz
@fugly75 Are you saying that many high school kids are smarter than Pythagoras or Euclid because they can do calculus? The common knowledge of a heliocentric planetary system does not make you smarter than Ptolemy. Likewise, there's a world of difference between being able to mimic a complex sequence of sounds and the genius it takes to be author of that composition.
LexPhilogus 10 months ago
@fugly75 It's not bullshit; no one can play like Heifetz; they all pale beside him (except for maybe Nathan Milstein).
I never liked solo violin until I heard his records.
SatchmoSings 6 months ago
can't the pianist go faster?!
stupidstorm 11 months ago
@stupidstorm you got to feel bad for the pianist... Heifitz can do whatever at whatever speed it is up to the piano to keep up
Imbetterthanmost 11 months ago
GREATEST ...... ALL TIME..
sregnathan 11 months ago
Is it just me or did anyone hear the pianist rushing all the time?
hjtam33 11 months ago
is he using his Guarnieri?
BaRToLoMaSi 11 months ago
Is this guy Samvel Yervinyan's father?
hbadalyan 11 months ago
That was just flawless.
Classic0187 11 months ago
It's like watching Jordan play basketball or hogan play golf. You folks have to see him play Pagnini Caprice #24. Was Pagnini designing musice to kill Violinist. p.s I know zero about the violin just know greatness when I see it....and Jascha is great!!!!!
jpcote1 11 months ago
damn look at those fingers fly!
evolboost 11 months ago
Very strong ending. overall, he achieved perfection
xSCOOTERx2 1 year ago
It went
Jascha Heifetz --> Isaac Stern --> Itsthak Perlman
The three amigowitz's LOL
amoskowitz0103 1 year ago
He was and still is the greatest violinist.
1985Fiddler 1 year ago
is he in a hurry to catch a bus to go home or what?
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
Damn, this guy has skills
XyL0Ph0n3 1 year ago
I find it funny and extremely humbling to consider that I'll only ever be comparable to the guy sitting next to the piano player, just flipping the pages, privileged to be allowed to listen to Heifetz.
FluffyShiNoTenshi 1 year ago 2
ugh have to play this song for my high school exam... lol im planning for a 100% lol
TheFloutist 1 year ago
@TheFloutist Wait, will you sing or play ?? If play, then "song" is something different, my friend ...
violinoamore 1 year ago
Mozart like the mentally impaired' is never boring.
Benj888 1 year ago
Cool
brofilms101 1 year ago
@brofilms101 Maybe, but when it comes to musicality, passion, soul and lyrical attitude, I like most of other violinist much more .. And no - it is not in the body movements or non-movements ...
violinoamore 1 year ago
People keep talking about who was the best, etc, etc. Milstein and Perlman are on recod as saying that Heifetz was the best. So if someone says Milstein or Perlman was the best, they (Milstein and Perlman) would disagree with him. I play the violin and listen to lots of violinists, and in my opinion no one can match Heifetz in terms of tone, intonation, technical skills, bowing, overall package.
lubahegre01 1 year ago
I love this grand man.
pettymolly 1 year ago
@ericgable I agree!
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neveliasjamestyler 1 year ago
INCREDIBLE. how the hell did he get that good?!?!?!? love this video!
biddleje 1 year ago
Stop practicing now. You'll never be this good.
DonJulioBlanco2002 1 year ago
@DonJulioBlanco2002 well, we can try and get close!
biddleje 1 year ago
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quiannaparnell 1 year ago
Very nice !!!
pyco2010 1 year ago
Grande fete!
Ypipable 1 year ago
wHY NO LoVE BUTTIN :D!
bigsis314 1 year ago
SO awesome :)
thedeathskittle 1 year ago
holy shitt :) so good!
SuomynonaLitney 1 year ago
I picked up some RCA Living Stereo SACDs of him playing Brahms, Tchaikovsky, and other concertos and it is pretty amazing for 55-year-old recordings.
yankeeshogun 1 year ago
I have sat enthralled for the last 2 days listening this performance. We get to enjoy a lifetime of dedication and hard work that is behind this effort. That is not to slight the brilliance of Mozart either. As aspiring violinists we listen with awe at what is possible. It is both inspiring a bit discouraging, but I'll pickup my violin and press on tomorrow. I notice with interest the slim delicate fingers of Heifetz as opposed to the stubby fingers of Pearlman, both accomplished violinists.
fidlersgrn 1 year ago
RAJON BY MOZART
andrewofaiur 1 year ago
Hats off the the pianist for keeping up. Absolutely fantastic - thanks for uploading.
Pz7ral 1 year ago
海飛茲的琴功~實在棒~阿偉~台灣~
chen480913 1 year ago
1:38 is so expressive... :)))))) LOOOVE
Leitilumo 1 year ago
AMAZING!!!!!!!
Leitilumo 1 year ago
date?
ExtremeBogom 1 year ago
Im playing this for my exam :D :D :D
TheFloutist 1 year ago
I just started violin... O.O this scares me...
Boblett285 1 year ago
@Boblett285 never let it scare you you keep playing and you can be as good as you want to be keep at it and never give up
jackmc6978 1 year ago 2
@Boblett285 Don't worry! Keep practicing and you can learn this piece too! Look up Niccolo Paganini that scares everyone.
yamsters 1 year ago
@Boblett285 LOL...ahaha...don't worry about it...this is where you would be if you have godlike skill and work really hard at it, i started violin like... 4 and a half years ago, it's awesome, and is more beautiful than piano imo
qwklzx 1 year ago
@qwklzx How long you been playing?
krdawg4 1 year ago