Hey people you do realize that Paganini wrote this to immitate a a very high kind of Italian Opera (which I forgot the name of) and it says Alegretto Grazioso at the top so techinically (TECHNICALLY) its a little too fast. But What can I say? It's still excellent.
I think that what happens with the 2000s is that, there are so much more people than before, and so many, many talented people, that due to a number of reasons, are not given the chance to show what they are capable of doing and/or are not supported by anyone; only a minority reaches recognition. And it's sad, that there are so many talented people, and who we hear the most of is from rich kids and sluts who had nothing else to do but auto-tune their voices and pay their way to fame.
Among the greatest you forgot to mention Rugiero Ricci. I was lucky enough to be able to play with Kogan in Nancy (1979) and with Ricci in Germany way back (1975) in the string section of the orchestra.
Thank you for sharing all these gems with the world! You are much appreciated! This (recordings collecting) is possibly the most productive hobby ever haha
STRABILIANTE !!! Velocità quasi inarrivabile, tecnica senza limiti, lirismo appassionato e pieno di fuoco, dinamica ampia e luminosa !! David Oistrach, Leonid Kogan, Evgenij Mravinsky, Vladimir Sofroniski, Sergei Rachmaninov, Prokofiev, Richter, Horowitz, Gilels !!!!! Tutte stelle che, dalla Russia, hanno illuminato l'Arte e la Cultura per il resto della storia e dell'eternità sul pianeta Terra ... senza dimenticare Tolstoi, Puskin, Dostojevsky, Chekov, Gogol, Turgenev, Gorkij ... !!!!!!
@Ragtime44Films well ya John Williams, James Horner, and Hans Zimmer all are great composers but I was talking about great violin composers. I know williams had schindlers list which is genius but nothing compared to the greats in my book.
Right. I don't know if there will ever be someone as great as Mozart or Paganini or Liszt or Beethoven or any of the great composers again.
I don't know of a great violin composer in today's time... I don't keep very good track of modern day music. John Williams was just the first thing that came to mind. But yeah, nobody today can compare to the composers all those centuries ago.
@pmbazman15 You are right... but at that time some of the great composers were totally ignored by pigs... (such as Mozart, Vivaldi...) sad reality. Maybe WE are ignoring great composers in our age, so let's be on guard and respect today's music, too.
@Oistrakhfollower This was mostly before last half of 19 century,but then up to middle of 20th (time when last number of great composers were living)most of their best music was not ignored.In time when that music was written no internet,no range of good recording devices existed but we all know their music.Now there is much more possibilities to record a music and present it to all world.But we all don't now anything comparable in last 50 years.I guess why it is so bad up to now...
@dagadbm They're not of equal caliber, I know this. I took pmbazman15's comment as deriding our generation of music as a whole, so I pointed out who I thought were fairly talented musicians. I assumed incorrectly.
@chip35916 how can you assume that we have better players now adays when players back 200+ years ago really are not even noted? They say that paganini was the best violinist ever on the planet but when have we ever heard him play? Not doubting hes the best im just saying.
@pmbazman15 Jst thinkin, kos the playing itself has developed, the teaching methods, I think are now better, nd the violins have gotten better over time.... Just my thoughts lol
@pmbazman15 Kissin, Lisitsa, Li, Tsujii, Adveeva, Sara Ott. Although the people you named were creators of great music, we still have people who put their heart and sole into interpreting their pieces. People you can watch and see the emotion that spills from their hands, face, etc. If we didn't have the greats today to carry on their legacy, we would have nothing.
@pmbazman15 Excellent point your making!!! Unfortunately, very few musicians that understand in the real beauty of classical music are still alive. The only thing we could do is encourage people to listening and liking classical music and understanding in the cultures that it possesses within it. Anyway thank you very much for making a great point!
@pmbazman15 We have ....YOU, giving your senseless opinions in the internet. JEWISH TV all over the world polluted and crapped on the human mind; while they sell you and rent you living spaces.
Thank you for this lovely recording. I fell in love with Kogan as a young teenager when I heard his interpretation of Mozart's 5th violin concerto. It is nice to see him get even a little bit of the attention he deserves.
i preffer the version played by Sir Yehudi Menuhin its very soflty deleitable sound not so grossy like this, but this is a great version too, with caracter, and virtuosism too.
i preffer the version played by Sir Yehudi Menuhin its very soflty deleitable sound not so grossy like this, but this is a great version too, with caracter, and virtuosism too.
@TheExarion , thanks. I checked imslp[dot]org previsouly, they don't have the exact version that Kogan played. Kogan made some variation towards the end of the piece. Many thanks.
@kenhan168 I think that Kogan made many changes to cadenzas an made some variations to the paganini caprices.But I don't know if you can find them anywhere.I was trying to find the variations that he did to the 24th caprice and to the Tchaikovsky vc cadenza but I didn't find anything.
This particular piece and this particular rendition are ... well, there are no words. Imagine a person born completely deaf who has never had access to such beauty, and cannot even conceive it. Music is truly a gift of the Gods. It makes you wonder, though, how much more beauty might be out there yet *beyond* our five senses, that we likewise have no "access" to it, because we have not "evolved" the requisite sensory apparatus. Well, let's rejoice in what we *do* have, every day and every hour.
Der absolut beste Violinist. Virtuosität war bei ihm nie ein Thema. Er geht kompromisslos in musikalische Grenzbereiche (ganz im Sinne Harnoncourts) ohne Rücksicht auf eventuelle Misstöne. Absolut uneitle künstlerische Wahrhaftigkeit. Da er nie beliebig war, dafür klein, dämonisch (eine Inkarnation Paganinis - aber mit musikalischem Geist?), jüdisch, hat man ihn in seiner zu Zeit hinter den beliebigeren Meistern seiner Zeit positioniert. Aber Klasse setzt sich durch.
@suyuri you mean Paganini :p niccolo paganini composed La Campanella for the violin, and then later Franz Liszt transposed (not sure if I used that word correctly) or arranged it for the piano o:
That's some insane left-hand pizz. It sounds like a machine gun. I've almost never heard this kind of clarity, consistency, AND speed in the pizz before. And people are saying Kavakos' pizz are good--they should listen to THIS. I don't even hear this from Heifetz.
Wow - the eargasm I had just experienced was more intense than Heifetz' rendition. (Though, not actually SAYING that I did not liked Heifetz, I actually love it very much.) Actually, I never find any of Kogan's physical features as attractive but I am quite sure that he's captured a lot of woman's hearts while playing the Stradivarius. :-)
i guess he would be the best person to play this right after paganini himself. Kogan has this wickedness in his articulation that makes walking on thin ice look easy.
W-o-w!!! His skill, musicianship and instrument produce such a clear, precise and exceptional sound, both vivacious and intriguing. The Russians have produced such extraordinary musicians and writers. Hopefully, one day they will get their policitcal and economic house in order
I have learned the Accolay, Mozart 3, Symphonie Espagnole (Lalo), Mendelssohn, and Mozart 5 (in order). I have played for only 4 years. What do you suggest next? I am interested in Vieuxtempts 4/5,Saintsaens 3, and Barber, etc. What do you suggest?
@gcaee It depends on the song being played, sometimes I like Heifetz more, and other times Kogan; and sometimes they're equal. Their technical abilities are pretty much equal but I like Kogan more than Heifetz.
@jesusvalles54 Reread. I specifically said "That does not give you the right", not "You do not have the right". Of course you have the right to call them idiots, you're just going to make a fool of yourself in the process, which is okay with me so long as I know what you're actually aiming to do.
@soulfox40 so much for the:``i specifically said`` of yours c`mon admit you are a bit confused about what you are writing.it`s not like we cant see your comment history... O_o
After I master the piano I plan on to take on the violin. But of course saying I master an instrument is like saying there is no room for improvement, when in fact, there always is...
My god... he did that live?
ClassicalCurator 1 week ago
@ClassicalCurator Yes, he was alive when he played this.
BalladeNumber1Opus23 5 days ago
it always will. commercialism can not kill soul. it can manipulate the mass but not the elite :)
jumpingcookiezz 1 week ago
There's still hope.
I'm 16 and I love this. (:
N1GGERGREMLIN 1 week ago 2
@N1GGERGREMLIN dude
as long as 1 person still listens to classical music then it will stay alive
2pacAmazesSuperman 1 week ago 3
we have David Garett
Masandza 4 weeks ago
Hey people you do realize that Paganini wrote this to immitate a a very high kind of Italian Opera (which I forgot the name of) and it says Alegretto Grazioso at the top so techinically (TECHNICALLY) its a little too fast. But What can I say? It's still excellent.
THEMOVIEMAKER202 1 month ago
Виртуоз от Бога! Фантастическое владение смычком! Браво!
The virtuoso from God! Fantastic possession of a bow! Bravo!
777ViolettaAngelo 1 month ago
I never get tired of this play
MissNorwegian 1 month ago
I think that what happens with the 2000s is that, there are so much more people than before, and so many, many talented people, that due to a number of reasons, are not given the chance to show what they are capable of doing and/or are not supported by anyone; only a minority reaches recognition. And it's sad, that there are so many talented people, and who we hear the most of is from rich kids and sluts who had nothing else to do but auto-tune their voices and pay their way to fame.
DesiFuyuko 1 month ago
How can someone dislike this?!! I really don't get it
sergioslashfan 1 month ago
wow
8613211133 2 months ago
Napster was never legal to use
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Among the greatest you forgot to mention Rugiero Ricci. I was lucky enough to be able to play with Kogan in Nancy (1979) and with Ricci in Germany way back (1975) in the string section of the orchestra.
Who can match those demi gods?
celticcelticwger066 2 months ago
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celticcelticwger066 2 months ago
What polish and dash! Kogan's Tschaikovsky Converto was my mainstay from the early 70's. It may still exist in a box somewhere....
zamyrabyrd 2 months ago
you forgot Oistrach
anastasia7536 2 months ago
incredible perfect!
beatrusa 2 months ago
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HinotoriOfficial 2 months ago
nu cred ca este ceva mai frumos. Mersi!
andiiordache 2 months ago
Thank you for sharing all these gems with the world! You are much appreciated! This (recordings collecting) is possibly the most productive hobby ever haha
sirphilipgreen 3 months ago
I always knew that Liszt transcribed a piano version from Paganini's violin version. Now I can see/hear why. Amazing
Zuukarimoto 3 months ago 2
So amazing! I wish I could see his fingers at work in this piece
TheSoundDepo 3 months ago
STRABILIANTE !!! Velocità quasi inarrivabile, tecnica senza limiti, lirismo appassionato e pieno di fuoco, dinamica ampia e luminosa !! David Oistrach, Leonid Kogan, Evgenij Mravinsky, Vladimir Sofroniski, Sergei Rachmaninov, Prokofiev, Richter, Horowitz, Gilels !!!!! Tutte stelle che, dalla Russia, hanno illuminato l'Arte e la Cultura per il resto della storia e dell'eternità sul pianeta Terra ... senza dimenticare Tolstoi, Puskin, Dostojevsky, Chekov, Gogol, Turgenev, Gorkij ... !!!!!!
darkblueangel1956 4 months ago 3
Amazing. I love this.
MrTonykulas 4 months ago
Holy mother of Jesus, that pizz...
JChangPianist 4 months ago 5
1700s and 1800s they had mozart, bach, beethoven, vivaldi, paganini etc and the 2000's we have .....
pmbazman15 5 months ago 66
@pmbazman15
John Williams.
Ragtime44Films 5 months ago
@Ragtime44Films well ya John Williams, James Horner, and Hans Zimmer all are great composers but I was talking about great violin composers. I know williams had schindlers list which is genius but nothing compared to the greats in my book.
pmbazman15 5 months ago
@pmbazman15
Right. I don't know if there will ever be someone as great as Mozart or Paganini or Liszt or Beethoven or any of the great composers again.
I don't know of a great violin composer in today's time... I don't keep very good track of modern day music. John Williams was just the first thing that came to mind. But yeah, nobody today can compare to the composers all those centuries ago.
Ragtime44Films 5 months ago
@pmbazman15 You are right... but at that time some of the great composers were totally ignored by pigs... (such as Mozart, Vivaldi...) sad reality. Maybe WE are ignoring great composers in our age, so let's be on guard and respect today's music, too.
Oistrakhfollower 4 months ago 3
@Oistrakhfollower This was mostly before last half of 19 century,but then up to middle of 20th (time when last number of great composers were living)most of their best music was not ignored.In time when that music was written no internet,no range of good recording devices existed but we all know their music.Now there is much more possibilities to record a music and present it to all world.But we all don't now anything comparable in last 50 years.I guess why it is so bad up to now...
ankolov 4 months ago
@pmbazman15 video game composers? lol
ThyrmBloodaxe 4 months ago
@pmbazman15 We have VENGEROV!
sirphilipgreen 3 months ago
@pmbazman15 We have John Williams, Danny Elfman, Nobuo Uematsu, and Yoko Shimomura, ect.
Some of the best, modern music is found in film/video game scores.
PianoOnWheels 2 months ago
@PianoOnWheels trololo
dagadbm 2 months ago
@dagadbm They're not of equal caliber, I know this. I took pmbazman15's comment as deriding our generation of music as a whole, so I pointed out who I thought were fairly talented musicians. I assumed incorrectly.
PianoOnWheels 2 months ago
@pmbazman15 These days we have far better players so the talent has gone to playing, rather then composing.....
chip35916 2 months ago
@chip35916 how can you assume that we have better players now adays when players back 200+ years ago really are not even noted? They say that paganini was the best violinist ever on the planet but when have we ever heard him play? Not doubting hes the best im just saying.
pmbazman15 2 months ago
@pmbazman15 Jst thinkin, kos the playing itself has developed, the teaching methods, I think are now better, nd the violins have gotten better over time.... Just my thoughts lol
chip35916 2 months ago
@pmbazman15 you missed out 1900's what a great time for music! in my opinion the most important century.
RhaegarTargaryen1884 2 months ago
@pmbazman15
Don't forget we just started in 2000's :)
Existentialexplosion 2 months ago 2
@pmbazman15 I woulndn't say that we have Lang Lang, Evgeny Kissin, and Yundi Li
MMB112009 2 months ago
@pmbazman15 Kanye
GregHuismans 1 month ago
@pmbazman15 Kissin, Lisitsa, Li, Tsujii, Adveeva, Sara Ott. Although the people you named were creators of great music, we still have people who put their heart and sole into interpreting their pieces. People you can watch and see the emotion that spills from their hands, face, etc. If we didn't have the greats today to carry on their legacy, we would have nothing.
Chetjim9094 1 month ago
@pmbazman15 kanye west!
alpha520mec 1 month ago
@pmbazman15
hans zimmer
paganyan 1 month ago 5
@pmbazman15 we have boulez, cage, schoenberg, reich etc.
jin12345678 1 month ago 3
@pmbazman15 Beiber and other faggots.
THEMOVIEMAKER202 1 month ago 5
@pmbazman15
Michael Jackson? Hes like one of the very few great musicians of the 20th century.
BlackMasterJoe89 1 month ago
@pmbazman15
2000 : We have Ludovico Einaudi !
Thebizel 3 weeks ago
@pmbazman15 Excellent point your making!!! Unfortunately, very few musicians that understand in the real beauty of classical music are still alive. The only thing we could do is encourage people to listening and liking classical music and understanding in the cultures that it possesses within it. Anyway thank you very much for making a great point!
Sincerely,
Emil & Dariel Liakhovetski
TheLiakhovetskiBros 3 weeks ago
@pmbazman15
Opeth? Devin Townsend? Rostropovich? (assuming we are doing 20th centuary - present)
YorkshireMinor 2 weeks ago
@pmbazman15 John Williams?
HiacyntusZoilus 2 weeks ago
@HiacyntusZoilus true. john williams plus yiruma and einaudi. :)
phytoplank 19 hours ago
@pmbazman15
Yeah lots of great composers such as .............
1m2a3t4t5 2 weeks ago
@pmbazman15 we have justin bieber -_-
Dthilde 2 weeks ago
@pmbazman15 We have ....YOU, giving your senseless opinions in the internet. JEWISH TV all over the world polluted and crapped on the human mind; while they sell you and rent you living spaces.
1961beethoven 2 weeks ago
@pmbazman15 Tchaikovsky, Grieg, Puccini, Verdi, Leoncaballo, Shuman, Hillgard, Mendelssohn, Wagner, Brahms, Handel, Chopin, Dvorak, Sousa....
1961beethoven 2 weeks ago
ingenious!
EvilMonk100 6 months ago 2
I LOVE this recording.
NRob84 6 months ago 3
perfect
sttar1982 6 months ago 20
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GrandBudZer 6 months ago
a little too rushed for my taste. but other than that, i love it.
boshboshluv 6 months ago
Fantastic talent! It makes you proud of the human ability when natural talent and years of practice are combined. What an accomplishment!
roybdaman 6 months ago 2
Infathomably wonderful.
CaninAble 6 months ago 2
Thank you for this lovely recording. I fell in love with Kogan as a young teenager when I heard his interpretation of Mozart's 5th violin concerto. It is nice to see him get even a little bit of the attention he deserves.
cukka99 6 months ago
Gotta love violin virtuosos. They're just so...virtuoistic.
MrLieblingsessen 6 months ago 4
wow! its music
ZeroCool3141 7 months ago
He uses the same violin Paganini was playing on by the way.
vonRass 7 months ago 2
I love this music. But i'm a violin player myself.
YOUthTUBETEAM 7 months ago
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Kogan foi e sempre será o melhor que já teve. Perfeito
maurojoaquim1970 7 months ago
Kogan foi e sempre será o melhor que já teve.
maurojoaquim1970 7 months ago
i preffer the version played by Sir Yehudi Menuhin its very soflty deleitable sound not so grossy like this, but this is a great version too, with caracter, and virtuosism too.
DarkClawish 7 months ago
i preffer the version played by Sir Yehudi Menuhin its very soflty deleitable sound not so grossy like this, but this is a great version too, with caracter, and virtuosism too.
DarkClawish 7 months ago
Kogan left me speechless!!!!
evening1022 7 months ago
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG we're worth nothing!!!!!!!!!
Ceciontwoclefs 8 months ago
it's amazinggggggggggggggggggggg
datfjsh 8 months ago
@fdapproved16
Now 7 peaple are idiots...
lazarul 8 months ago 7
i love it <3
Gintariuuzzz 9 months ago
Where can we can the sheet music that Kogan paly?
Many thanks.
kenhan168 10 months ago
@kenhan168 It can be found at imslp[dot]org
TheExarion 10 months ago
@TheExarion , thanks. I checked imslp[dot]org previsouly, they don't have the exact version that Kogan played. Kogan made some variation towards the end of the piece. Many thanks.
kenhan168 10 months ago
@kenhan168 Oh yeah, that's true. Well, glad I could help in some way, lol.
TheExarion 10 months ago
@kenhan168 I think that Kogan made many changes to cadenzas an made some variations to the paganini caprices.But I don't know if you can find them anywhere.I was trying to find the variations that he did to the 24th caprice and to the Tchaikovsky vc cadenza but I didn't find anything.
RollingShit1234 3 months ago
@RollingShit1234 Unfortunately, I don't have those music too. I guess they may be in Russia but not yet upload to the internet.
kenhan168 3 months ago
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this is too fast for la campanella.
KorayLuleci 11 months ago
kogan, you are a genius!
Fazioli91 11 months ago 6
This particular piece and this particular rendition are ... well, there are no words. Imagine a person born completely deaf who has never had access to such beauty, and cannot even conceive it. Music is truly a gift of the Gods. It makes you wonder, though, how much more beauty might be out there yet *beyond* our five senses, that we likewise have no "access" to it, because we have not "evolved" the requisite sensory apparatus. Well, let's rejoice in what we *do* have, every day and every hour.
toddcs 1 year ago
Der absolut beste Violinist. Virtuosität war bei ihm nie ein Thema. Er geht kompromisslos in musikalische Grenzbereiche (ganz im Sinne Harnoncourts) ohne Rücksicht auf eventuelle Misstöne. Absolut uneitle künstlerische Wahrhaftigkeit. Da er nie beliebig war, dafür klein, dämonisch (eine Inkarnation Paganinis - aber mit musikalischem Geist?), jüdisch, hat man ihn in seiner zu Zeit hinter den beliebigeren Meistern seiner Zeit positioniert. Aber Klasse setzt sich durch.
nisanus 1 year ago
I just love it !!!!!!He is best!!!what a beautiful song!!!!
sjaliscomex 1 year ago
Hearing this piece is making me go out and buy a violin.
MsThisNameIsTaken 1 year ago 5
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MsThisNameIsTaken 1 year ago
i feel like he played this piece at the tempo that liszt would have intended
suyuri 1 year ago
@suyuri you mean Paganini :p niccolo paganini composed La Campanella for the violin, and then later Franz Liszt transposed (not sure if I used that word correctly) or arranged it for the piano o:
MetroidMilkMan 1 year ago
@suyuri Not Liszt, but Paganini. Paganini had composed La Campanella for the violin years before Lizst made the piano version.
MrLockeVenture 1 year ago
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Sylvain894 1 year ago
@Sylvain894 la campanella is italian and it means "little bell".
bikiny36 1 year ago 2
@bikiny36 Thank you ! Your name has something pretty !
Sylvain894 1 year ago
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Sylvain894 1 year ago
музыка прекрасна
elena55400 1 year ago
the best la campanella!
lizh0302 1 year ago 3
That's some insane left-hand pizz. It sounds like a machine gun. I've almost never heard this kind of clarity, consistency, AND speed in the pizz before. And people are saying Kavakos' pizz are good--they should listen to THIS. I don't even hear this from Heifetz.
SkrPchr3 1 year ago
steven likes to stick remotes up his ass
kiop9000 1 year ago
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farrout this is crazy
tofubombs 1 year ago
farrout this iss crazy
tofubombs 1 year ago
What is the sound on the background from 0:41 to 0:42
BrillanteBunny 1 year ago
Speeding wuld raise the pitch, whichisn't the case
hartmuthopp 1 year ago
this song just sounds so much better on violin than piano
lbryan250 1 year ago
"using napster when it was still legal to use it"
I doubt using napster was ever legal.
AtCheruti 1 year ago
The best interpretation of La Campanella, I'll say.
khira07 1 year ago 2
I hated 5:22 :|
TheExarion 1 year ago 91
@TheExarion And I hate the stupids and idiots like you......RETARD::::::
jogomez1974 11 months ago
@jogomez1974 What makes me a retard again? >_>
TheExarion 11 months ago
@jogomez1974 lol @ "the stupids"
Phyoomz 11 months ago
wow I'm impressed I had heard many versions but this one is the best ever!
1001zaira 1 year ago
Genial!!!la mejor version que he escuchado............
Angelinesdg 1 year ago
This sounds like its been sped up,
lbryan250 1 year ago
4 peeps r jealous?
jzp931 1 year ago
4 people don't know how to play scales.
Bautisnemo 1 year ago
It's like Paganini wrote his music for Kogan or Kogan learned violin for Paganini.I think you can put it either way.
EUStandardIdiot 1 year ago 27
@EUStandardIdiot sorry but no one would ever even come close to what paganini could play :)
NikosAgoropoulos 3 months ago
He makes me feel so worthless.
khira07 1 year ago 3
THIS WAS A LIVE RECORDING???? Jeez...
MrLindenson 1 year ago 2
brilliant
thedeathskittle 1 year ago
Best EVER!!!
sauliusipsc 1 year ago
Божественно) Все слушаю и переслушиваю, будучи не в силах оторваться...шикарное исполнение
Ana1k1 1 year ago
Божественно) Все слушаю и переслушиваю, будучи не в силах оторваться...шикарное исполнение
Ana1k1 1 year ago
4 people are flat-out deaf. just saying....
amazieng 1 year ago
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amazieng 1 year ago
that's magic, for sure !
DrSm4rT 1 year ago
braavooo
waagur 1 year ago
Mamma mia, cosi' veloce e chiaro!!! Bellissimo suono!!!
maestropuozzo 1 year ago 3
I was reading the music when he played, my eyes couldn't even follow his speed...
lbryan250 1 year ago
Oh! Goose flesh and pure admiration!
LittleMsChachi 1 year ago
kogan firing on all 4 cylinders here!
themusicdr 1 year ago
The four who don't like are making a big mistake : how can you dislike this ! seriously !
midnightdreamss 1 year ago
OMG MULTIPLE EARGASMS!!!!!!!!!
mayabooba 1 year ago 3
Wow - the eargasm I had just experienced was more intense than Heifetz' rendition. (Though, not actually SAYING that I did not liked Heifetz, I actually love it very much.) Actually, I never find any of Kogan's physical features as attractive but I am quite sure that he's captured a lot of woman's hearts while playing the Stradivarius. :-)
chalice03 1 year ago 3
that left hand pizz is insane!
confutatis747 1 year ago
i guess he would be the best person to play this right after paganini himself. Kogan has this wickedness in his articulation that makes walking on thin ice look easy.
metalheadlass 1 year ago 2
W-o-w!!! His skill, musicianship and instrument produce such a clear, precise and exceptional sound, both vivacious and intriguing. The Russians have produced such extraordinary musicians and writers. Hopefully, one day they will get their policitcal and economic house in order
Eristhenes 1 year ago
This is... brilliant. I cannot believe that anyone could play with this level of skill and dexterity.
AlexofZippo 1 year ago
Wow, thank you so much for posting!
hsviolinplayer 1 year ago
speed demon!
cryptoprocta 1 year ago
Only 2 people missed the thumbs up button out of 485!!
logodaedally 1 year ago
i like it!! (#^O^#)/
lalalaema 1 year ago
I have learned the Accolay, Mozart 3, Symphonie Espagnole (Lalo), Mendelssohn, and Mozart 5 (in order). I have played for only 4 years. What do you suggest next? I am interested in Vieuxtempts 4/5,Saintsaens 3, and Barber, etc. What do you suggest?
lezare2012 1 year ago
@lezare2012 Vieuxtemps / Wieniawski 2
Bautisnemo 1 year ago
is he or Heifetz better ?? I am curious ......
gcaee 1 year ago
I vote for Kogan.He had better sound.
RollingShit1234 1 year ago
@gcaee It depends on the song being played, sometimes I like Heifetz more, and other times Kogan; and sometimes they're equal. Their technical abilities are pretty much equal but I like Kogan more than Heifetz.
rapter9800 1 year ago 3
Kogan = Paganini
tikkebob 1 year ago 4
WOW. The two people who dislike this are idiots...
fdapproved16 1 year ago 61
@fdapproved16
agree 100%
just I saw this.. "rating".
Bravo Kogan!
Thanks for uploading rareviolin!
Aristarxos85 1 year ago 2
@fdapproved16 make them 5
avranasa 1 year ago
@fdapproved16 No son idiotas, solo son de gustos, desabridos y populares.
Camilott1 1 year ago
@Camilott1 totalmente de acuerdo contigo muy populares y sin pisca de buen gusto.KOGAN ES SIMPLEMENTE MARAVILLOSO!
sjaliscomex 1 year ago
@fdapproved16 Some people just don't share your taste, you have no right to call them dolts for that.
soulfox40 11 months ago 3
@soulfox40 we have all the right to call them idiots, i dont care if they dont share my taste...
jesusvalles54 11 months ago
@jesusvalles54 Reread. I specifically said "That does not give you the right", not "You do not have the right". Of course you have the right to call them idiots, you're just going to make a fool of yourself in the process, which is okay with me so long as I know what you're actually aiming to do.
soulfox40 11 months ago
@soulfox40 so much for the:``i specifically said`` of yours c`mon admit you are a bit confused about what you are writing.it`s not like we cant see your comment history... O_o
avida13 8 months ago
@fdapproved16 their now 8 ((((, as many idiots in the world ((( thanks of record:)
trombigor 7 months ago
so fast it's almost, again is say, almost, not fun to listen to
amazing
Violinmatt2 1 year ago
It cannot be true. I can't believe my ears.
And I thought Accardo's Paganini was difficult.
I'll sell my violin. Anybody interested?
I'm buying a harmonica :(
DelfosMX 1 year ago 5
thanx for share
monique14mok 1 year ago
I'm now playing a simple version of this song and I already think it is hard!
He plays the normal version as if it is simple
catherina9611 1 year ago
unbelievable command. very rare indeed, thanks for sharing.
tomitstube 1 year ago
my heart literally skipped a beat for this amazing performance. every second is priceless, my heart just keep on pounding...
Kristinne12 1 year ago 3
I wonder if its because of the violin or the string he uses but the sound is very full and "punchy"...Better than those "thin" sounding violins.
talonboy5432 1 year ago
Franz Liszt composed La campanella not Paganini
rablo46 1 year ago
@rablo46 Paganini wrote it, Liszt based an etude for piano on it
cathalcom 1 year ago
His technique is impeccable, but definitely has substance and lots of flavor.
toyouall 1 year ago
BRAVO
leoncioviolin 1 year ago
After I master the piano I plan on to take on the violin. But of course saying I master an instrument is like saying there is no room for improvement, when in fact, there always is...
1986ASura 1 year ago
The best part : 3:00 to end
jiasokim 1 year ago
I'm Judy playing the Mendelssohn now. I've been playing for 4 years. When can I play this!?
lezare2012 1 year ago
No one is holding you down. Go practice.
D0g63rt 1 year ago
@lezare2012 You realy need to be brilliant if you ever want to play this,
a lot of people can't play this so don't expect you can ever play this :)
catherina9611 1 year ago