Albert & Alexander Markov

[Gundam222]

I love the effect the actual hall has on the tone colour. The hall provides a very beautiful layer of sound to the melodies through it's echoes etc. .

[fatalistbg1]

Superb musical work and superb performance!



[JroseE89]

sounds like some people are jealous of real musicians... lets see you outplay them...

[mrsuperasianchild]

D: wow these two are a pair of drama queens

[Cookingstock]

140 pieces of wood and 8 metal wires + humans - and this is what comes out !!! It made me think not to forget our human interactions because all of our imachines would be nothing without the humans behind them .....

[mtorrinha86]

A conversation, discussion, empathy between father and son. Epic!

[Ledj0]

It's probably the best interpetation out there I'm a big fan of perlman for exemple but this one with markov son and father is quiet impressive...

[777galamian]

hack fest.

[violinhunter2]

Every duo that I have ever seen always looks at one another before starting that section at 4:56. Interesting. Bravo Markovs!!!

[dancewiththedeath]

in this world exists 23 really stupid persons

[mrojar]

Hm nie ten klimat zepsuliście panowie ta Pasacaglie i to w straszny sposób

Polecam wam wykonania Perlmana&Zukermana

[dreamer4silence]

I had him as a teacher. He always told me to memorize my music. What is so funny is that in this video he didn't memorize.

[marina7905]

гении

[DjConfuciuz]

beautiful!

[Blasphenoize564]

Best duet ever, Father & Son! :)

[theviolinistfull10]

Hermoso, espectacular interpretacion. alexander markov debe ser uno d los mejores violinistas de este periodo!!

[yayasha1]

Безусловно Марков хороший скрипач хотя зачем что то переделывать в произведении непонятно, но неужели не нашлось крепкого альтиста для этого дуэта((

[patkany1]

oops!!! 1:24 there is a big big mistake.....

[jasonform]

@patkany1 big deal,do it better idiot

[patkany1]

@jasonform Why? maybe you're deaf and can not you hear? :)))))) Be quiet! I spend a lot and will be a video you will learn from it !!!!!! Fuck your "idiot" mother! ;) You Talentless...

[andreasamati]

@patkany1  Tons of them, not just 1:24.

[medre]

@patkany1

what are doing in 1:24 ?

[JMPANiNo]

I) Wonderful - Performance & 2) a) I urge all the "petty" critiques" 2 focus on general taste rather than "own taste" thus be open to "xlnt" music & "new arrangements" & b) to all the (young) people who so often lack "modesty" & think they "know it all". Try to enjoy such music without tearing it down & risk not being pathetic... ;-) Good luck leading a happy life ;-)

[dokeyali]

WOW!!! Words can not describe!!!!!

[OriginalMoonbeam]

Alex is fine..but Albert is really the exceptional violinist, though he is playing viola here.

[Bautisnemo]

Yes ok but the effects they produce...quite interesting !

[calloffthedogs]

I saw Alexander Markov do the Paganini #2 Concerto with the Phoenix SO live. It was really a treat. He does a great La Campanella. As for this performance - very stylish!!!!!

[OriginalMoonbeam]

I like them both as well..Albert is a very fine violinist, without all of Alex's flash--but I think elegant...I like Alex as well. They are two I would certainly love to see in concert! I honestly like this best when done with a cello and violin, but they do a fantastic performance here--agree, great style!!!!

[rrrina]

One of my favorite pieces!

Beautiful rendition!

[ehecatlometeotl]

this is realy sublime this music touch my soul

[nutssboss]

Alexander Markov es ruso y el que lo acompaña en la viola es su padre Albert Markov me gusta más su interpretación de navarra de sarasate

[demonking07024]

wait whose the violinist and whose the violist?

[McRat1968]

Albert is on the Viola here and Alex on the violin.

[since1876]

I hope you're joking, but Alex (left) is the violinist...

[veidhleadoir]

is a horrible version... markov plays very good but playing paganini, in this pieces he plays very very ugly xD

[takhirviolinest]

Interesting edition.

[edmega332]

I am envious. I wish would be able to do this with my son, but I don't have a son and I don't play violin.... yet :P

[vlhere]

i want to hear his rock violin concerto.......what violin does he play?????

[Srouble]

Lol I love how from 4:38 to 4:37 your moving back and fourth. I found this interpritation to be a little "sticatoy"

[IllIlIllIlIllIlIllIl]

That was really good.

[violistaluis]

flipe colega ^^ xD WOO

[gnatural]

what the heck? octaves in the opening? are you kidding me!!!!!!

[Eddywards]

Daddy Markov is getting a bit old, that's all.

[Eddywards]

Oh you mean Alexander is one octave higher than the score ?

I dont understand neither

[concertikiller]

he means that alexander is playing octaves instead of the thirds and the other double stops. he plays straight octave fingering. hes amazed if i right that he does that because its hard.

[LegionMCR]

to me it looks like alexander playing octaves and albert playing the written thirds

[gnatural]

@cellator24 yes, markov the sone is playing octaves

[Eddywards]

@cellator24 Actually, these are effectively octaves. Check yours.

[zynko1234]

Hey, Robert Duvall and Andy Samburg are pretty good on the old violin there! Just kidding, great piece from the Markov family.

[barriguitachifladora]

es fantasticamente fabuloso.... terminas de escuchar este video enamorado de cualquiera!

[tz712]

Like father, like son. Indeed.

[kyleclef]

really good performance, and lol at the camera at 4:40! that was funny.

[cybertek1]

Markov Really knows how to be dramatic (as in his 24 caprices) He uses the technique of starting a variation off slow and picking up speed, and he uses it to great effect.

[violaguy1992]

There are both really great musicians but i prefer the perlman and zuckerman version.

[mikeums55]

albert looks like a butler and alexandah looks like andy samburg... o_o

[tangotijuana]

Gracias errolix, saludos desde tijuana B.C.. tu tocas algun instrumento? yo estoy empezando a tocar el violin,,, me parece un sonido hermoso,, Bueno muchas gracias

[Errolix]

No me expliqué bien. Pertenece al catalogo Hwv, es la Nº 432 del catalogo y es la Suite Nº 7 de Haendel. ¡Saludos! =)

[tangotijuana]

como se llama esa pieza,,,,????? si

alguien sabe se los agradeseria

[Errolix]

Es la Suite Nº 7 del catálogo Hwv 432 =)

[stradivari87]

MERAVIGLIOSO

[tangotijuana]

super perrrrrooonnnnnnnnnn

[mynameiZroma]

search " Anton Polezhayev " he is amazing too.

[firyce]

It may be the angle of the camera, but that viola looks HUGE.

[Errolix]

Or Albert is too tiny... lol, just kiddin

[Itachi1846]

bellissimo arrangiamento...anche se l' inizio l' avrei lasciato a terze e non a ottave...

[poxolo30]

Albert Markov is the author from the best system to study scales and arpeggiums, superior to Carl Flesch System too!!

[garshinome]

too bad it doesn't help him play in tune

[tobymedland]

which is funny because im sure ur not a patch on him - so if u tried to play this im sure ud play quite allot more out of tune than hee is.

[jstot1231]

@poxolo30

ughh tell me about it,

I studied under Albert Markov for 4 years, He had that book memorized!!

used to call me out on every wrong note I played without looking at the book.

He is a great, performer, teacher, and person

[dreamer4silence]

@jstot1231 Uffff I had him as a teacher ugh it was not such a good experience.

[jstot1231]

@dreamer4silence

really? I mean i dreaded lessons when I first studied with him (when i was 15 years old)

but i wish i had him as a teacher now (20 yrs old)

[dreamer4silence]

@jstot1231 meh...he was a bad teacher to be honest

[miltman21]

@jstot1231 I had Albert Markov as a teacher too for 4 years in Manhattan School in the mid90's- I benefited the most and I am really glad I studied with him. Such violinists, teachers, and music personalities are really hard to find- deeply rooted into the REAL tradition yet openminded and in love with the functional

[miltman21]

@jstot1231 I had Albert Markov as a teacher too for 4 years in Manhattan School in the mid90's- I benefited the most and I am really glad I studied with him. Such violinists, teachers, and music personalities are really hard to find- deeply rooted into the REAL tradition yet openminded and in love with the functional.

[hughwolff]

Amazing Albert Markov!!! Violinist, composer,conducter, viola....

我无语了。。。。。。。。

[Apalexpe]

I love the way they arranged the piece is so beautiful, nice and different, besides they are both fine instrumentalists...5 stars....

[wmd10]

This performance, which looks like it took place at Carnegie Hall, is wonderful and brilliant because of the father/son combination, which makes it so much better.

[gregoris54]

I love you alexander markov veryy good violinst....

[Errolix]

He's not very good... He's amazing! and a violin god ^^ But his father, Albert, is brilliant too ;)

[pikachoi2007]

its really nice musicians got different ways of interpreting the music. 5 stars here

[schuschu204]

Love love love it! especially alexander! cos i think maybe albert markov isnt a amazing violist... it's pretty normal since he is a violonist but...

anyways alex markov is SO great! beautiful, wonderful, awesome violonist!

[gregoris54]

the great mans...father marcov is lucky..(:alexander marcov......very fast and hard...beautiful violinst

[taiwan886]

some violinists need a license to play viola. sorry.

[mshakhz]

agreed. Albert Markov maybe a great violinist but def not a violist ;)

I didn't like this interpretation at all.

[violaplayer1995]

agreed!!! haha!!! yea!!

[mexindian1]

Absolutely brilliant despite the amateur sound of the video equipment. Both Markovs have incredible techniques. This is not the usual arrangement of this piece.

[AbsoluteZ3R0]

Father and son?

[Lovelyviolin]

yeah

[Lovelyviolin]

amazing !

[flutesen]

great,thanks for sharing

[cherrylove01]

Great!

we listen and listen everyday!!

wonderful Albert and Alexander Markov!!!

[cherrylove01]

I like it :-)

[medre]

alexander markov (aka. necati) are great !!!

many thanks for sharing.

[musijian]

Thank you for sharing, wonderfullll,

Udi