Nicolo Paganini - Violin Concerto in D major (1817) - III. Allegro spirituoso (Salvatore Accardo)

[SipeskClassics]

This performance is out of this world. So beautiful, i have listened to it thousands of times and it plays again.

Can't get enough of it.

[cameltooth1]

The only thing better would b hearing Niccolo play it himself. That would b the best. Think about hearing Chopin or Bach, etc. in person or on recording somehow.

[amourkayanyan]

I am in love with this piece =]

i must play the music at least three times a day!!

[TheBlueguitar333]

has anyone tried playing his music backwards? 0.0? i wonder if it sounds scary lol

[LEOLIDES]

UN TROZO DE VIRTUOSISMO DE LA MAJESTUOSA ARTE MUSICAL. PAGANINI SU FORMA TECNICA PARA TOCAR EL VIOLIN UNA DE LAS MAS COMPLEJAS. UFF LO MAXIMO

[chopinidolatry]

Absolutamente, genial!, Lástima que NO PODEMOS COMPARTIRLA por Facebook; debería quitarle los candados para que los que compartimos piezas como esta y la demás gente conozca las diversas maravillas musicales.

[angus24402870451]

Maestro Accardo always make a clear interpretation! Bravo!

[JamaicanGingerCake]

It's hard to sum this up with words... but if I had to pick one it would be Triumphant.

[JamaicanGingerCake]

My ears thank you so very much. I feel like my soul has just been cleaned of all ills and evils. Thank You.

[deftcheng]

Paganini is a genius!

[Bl0odDot]

my dear God!

[ferkcasta]

Paganini es uno de los musicos mas importantes conforme al violin

saludos desde mexico

[Meehowski]

Epic...........

[RockbertoRocks]

Arthur Gramiaux plays Paganini more warmly, in a much more melodic and emotional way than Accardo.

[2007wesman]

well one thing is that this was played more faster originally (like kavakos and mennuhin) so the repeatitive parts seem to fly by. One can play at this tempo, but its reccomended that this would be played faster. especially at the "fluttering" parts if you know what im talking about.

[BBRENTTAGHAPP]

also when the violin returns to the main theme around 4:33 he does some L.H. Pizzicato, and this is the only version i have heard it played that way and tbh i like it :D

[rapter9800]

@BBRENTTAGHAPP Yehudi Menuhin does it too, but he does it a bit later on in the movement, and his LH pizzicato isn't as clear as Accardo's

[violin614]

I too, love Paganini, but, I agree with Lindorosini that his concertos have too much repetitiveness which makes it a drain for someone trying to play them, maybe to listen to, too.

[LifesaGardenDigit1]

Quite beautiful. I will be naming my son after the great Paganini.

[geletmote]

@LifesaGardenDigit1 paganini sold his sould to the devil, I dont think you want to do that

[italianpolka69]

@geletmote hey dude devil sold his soul just to see paganini. and god sold his soul just to lick dirt from boots of paganini

[geletmote]

@italianpolka69 you advocate

[geletmote]

@italianpolka69 mate the best thing you guys ever invented are ferraris and shoes, thats it. cypher else

[geletmote]

@italianpolka69 oh sorry and also john frusciante :)

[italianpolka69]

@geletmote thats very interesting opinion but mate i'm not even italian sorry if i insulted your religion or something have a nice day :)

[knightgeded]

paganini is no human ¡impresionant!.

[GOCookingShow]

@knightgeded he practiced 12 hours a day to acheive this, how is that not human????

[knightgeded]

@GOCookingShow its only an expression.

[pimpedout4life]

just great

[theclassicalmusic]

I just love Paganini! It would be good If you would upload more of his music! Thank you!