Bach "Chaconne" performed by Pasha Tseitlin

[djgrab1]

hey, its me danmny

[intonation214]

sex in a bottle

[ShienUchiha99]

I love this song, it's my favorite song, better than the metal (that i love too) =D

[salvianojr]

Bravo!

[nicolaskaros]

awesome

[kajasiak]

Technicznie - doskonale, ale jak można grać TEN utwór bez żadnych emocji ?

Kamienna twarz....maska.....

[BaronVonLichtenstein]

15 minutes of Bach fucking around on a violin is more interesting then a lot of Mozart and Beethoven's carefully crafted symphonies. It's musical anarchy. A performance standard, but they would probably still have to consider it avant garde if it came out today it's so chaoric and disjointed. There is not much more you can do with a solo violin. And a great performance of it.

[Zengy1]

You belong to a fabulous bread of human beings. Amazing performance. Thank you

[PIAN0PLAYER5]

@Zengy1 I'm really sorry for what I'm about to do right now. It's "breed," not "bread." Bread is what we eat.

[Mah150491]

Great soud ^^

[Maticomp]

I really enjoy your interpretation of this piece. It reminds me of Heifetz somehow... not overexpressive, yet full of emotion. This violin sounds gorgeous with Bach too!

[JaLjubljuVlad]

Bolshoe spasibo for uploading this!! This clip really helped me today, I just tried this piece today and it actually worked out really well!

You're amazing :)

[KosteckiAdam]

You play very good . Great!!!

[alaric415]

Congratulations Pasha! Wonderful performance!

[violinhero62]

wow!!! i love your interpretation! very much like that of hilary hahn or arnold steinhardt... wonderful :)

[jfbsrl1]

I'am impressed. Very close to the great Jascha Heifetz!!!

[voxhunden]

Never mind the nitpickers, this is very, very good.

[sevcik2]

Bravo!!!!

[halfmoonstreet]

I like your playing better than Heifetz. Well done !!!

[goliathsouslapluie]

Vous êtes un grand créateur, monsieur.

[mdenny19]

i wonder wut violin hes playing on

[pashatseitlin]

oh and for the recording i was using a Hill violin. I like it for Bach. I've used Strads and such but for some reason I like the ol' British Hill for it.

-Pasha

[MyMemories19]

It does have that kind of homey sound, which is somewhat reminiscent of the country side, yet at the same time hollow sounding and not full. Sounds like it has a good response. It'd be nice if the G-String has more umph to it and the E-string a tad bit more brightness. Strictly in my opinion.

[MyMemories19]

Wrote this comment at two o'clock in the morning, so excuse any of my mistakes.

[xDwepee]

@pashatseitlin :O YOU'VE USED A STRAD?! i have a guarneri del gesu st joseph

[JethroZeaHopper]

u have the Heifetz stile bro , how have u been ? ^^

[pashatseitlin]

@JethroZeaHopper hey dude! good, just busy getting things together. planning out some massive touring, so much random office work though now to get it set up! it's stressful for me ha

[JethroZeaHopper]

@pashateseitlin u have the Heifetz stile bro , how have u been ? ^^ 

[mdenny19]

im working on this song right and everybody thinks im crazy for tying because im only 13

[pashatseitlin]

nah 13 isn't too early. i think i was a little bit older but i had to come back to the piece after the first time and changed around my interpretation. i'm coming back to it again now and finding out i'm changing stuff again! so it's good you're starting on it early and best of luck with it!

-Pasha

[Djangolulu]

It doesn'y matter what age you are. It only matters how accomplished you are in the art of playing the violin. I assume you are very accomplished if you are attempting this piece at the age of 13. Congradulations to you!

[broadwayloverny10]

@mdenny19 I understand you. I am 14 and I feel like I want to try this. Its heartbreaking-ly beautiful. I have fallen in love with this. It really does tell a story of grief and sorrow about death. The middle sounds like he is reminiscing about the heart.

[Hailstormand]

@broadwayloverny10 doesn't it? It is really a musical triptytch wherein the first part he remembers the death of a lover, and then in the middle part he reminisces of all the good times, then in the final part he stirs anew, realising that his lover is really gone, and letting go with a deep, soulful prayer.

[javierfpanadero]

Beautiful, thank you

[acermusika]

I`ve got three going now.

[pillowiswako]

I love how it is rich in tone.... one of the best i have seen yet

[lecochonbleu]

Thank you. Gorgeous. It was played in a way that would please most people very much. Very beautiful.

[Hailstormand]

Now I know what arpeggios are. Beautifully played.

[AlicanYilmaz1991]

I work on this peace too. And I like your interpretation very much. Thank you :)

[DrLuu1972]

One of the best performances of the Chaconne. Very lyrical and musical which I enjoy SO MUCH...

[alainrobynsds]

une chaconne inoubliable !

[arzdiamondbacks]

sounds just like heifetz's version!