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I wish that horse's saddle was my face.

@dancingrl5678

It's a cello concerto by Antonio Vivaldi, one of the greatest composers of baroque/classical music ever. And this kid plays it extremely well.

Does anyone know if he ever did a recording of this? This is stunning, it works so well with a violin. A whole album of Chopin's Nocturnes, transcribed for violin & piano, with Perlman, would quite possibly be the greatest thing I've ever heard.

@BlueJay22Astro

Doesn't hurt to be sexy as hell, too.

I love her dancing. I love her playing. I love her. I love her. Marry me : /

@Vegemeister1

That's not necessarily auto-tuned. A good singer could do that easily and it sounds pretty natural to me.

@enzo275

If you're good enough, it doesn't matter if you've heard the song before.

Written music is very much like a written language. The only real difference is that sheet music is much more specific. Sheet music tells you exactly how to say (or play) every single note. How long should the not...

This is magnificent. Ashkenazy is a wonderful conductor and an even better pianist. And I have nothing but endless love and respect for Beethoven and this masterpiece.

That being said...

Does anyone else find it hilarious to watch that little Chinese lady sing in operatic German? Something about ...

This concerto, along with Rachmaninov's Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini, will be released together as Yuja Wang's next album. Can't wait for my copy.

Just thought some of you would like to know, if you didn't already.

Schulz's love for Beethoven and classical music in general shows through in his work so beautifully, and Schroeder was always my favorite character because of this.

Everything about Peanuts - the music, the animation, the voices and sound effects - it's all just so damn nostalgic and charming, i...

I can't really say anything bad about Vengerov, but I will say this:

Nobody plays this piece better than Perlman.

Moment of truth...

Anyone know the piece that girl is playing around 2:45-3:00 ??? It's on the tip of my tongue but I can't place it. Driving me crazy.

....I'd fuck her.

I want this instrument SO FUCKING BAD!!!!!! That is one of the most beautiful sounds I've ever heard.

Anyone know the proper name for the string instrument on the left?

@CartmanKicksAss11

That's one of my favorite things about him. He obviously loves the music and you can see the passion in his face.

I would love to have heard Heifetz play some bluegrass...just once.

Anyone know exactly when this was recorded?

Man I really wish I could get private lessons from you. You're a great violinst, but more importantly you seem like a good teacher too. You have a great way of explaining things so anyone can understand them. I've only been playing violin for about a month now, and I've made massive progress than...

This is so beautiful! Where were you playing? It looks like you're up in the loft of a barn or something.

Is it just me or is the lead violinist's bow way too tight?

@TheDodobird15

I've heard recordings of these concertos with a piano and it sounds GREAT on a proper recording. On this recording and in that room, the piano definitely comes out too loud.

But in my opinion, I think piano is better for these concertos. It comes out clearer than a harpspichord o...

After re-watching this 20 times, I noticed something. He's not just playing those artificial harmonics at 3:00. He's playing them all over the damn place. You know how hard it is to play those cleanly on a violin? To sprinkle them about in a masterpiece like this, spitting them out left and right...

I would like to nominate Itzhak Perlman for the greatest musician in the universe. Ever.

I'm a 25 year old beginner. Ive played electric bass for almost 15 years so I have some background with strings, including a fretless bass, so I understand intonation problems. But Ive been having a tough time finding the notes on this tiny, unmarked neck. I also have no teacher for violin yet. B...

Did I really just hear Itzhak Perlman screech a string? 1:30

@TheAdelcom

"The Storm" is the unofficial title of this piece. It was originally composed by Antonio Vivaldi, one of the greatest composers/violinists ever. This is from his "Four Seasons" concertos, this being the 3rd movement of "Summer".

It's impressive, but if Vivaldi heard his masterpiece...

@singinginachurch

His laid-back attitude he has is one of my favorite things about him. Watch some videos of his master classes and interviews. Even when he's performing Vivaldi concertos with an orchestra, he's smiling and moving with the music, truly having fun with it. And I love seeing him ...

Move that necklace so I can see your tit crack!!