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Maxim Vengerov - Chaconne (Bach)

Maxim Vengerov playing Chaconne from partita in D by Bach. Taken from "Holocaust: A musical memorial film from Auschwitz".  
 
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jacquelinescellist (13 hours ago) Show Hide
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My grandparents are survivors of the holocaust,and Armenian genocide. This piece is a prayer within itself.5:55-6:45 reminds of all the stories my grandparents would talk about the last gasp of breath before death,the feeling of seeing your loved ones killed before your eyes,question of faith!. Babies being thrown in the air shot infront of their mothers,rape to children helpless mother viewing. Maxim captures these feelings so well with the most complex piece of music.Bach is life!
elosito1999 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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dramatic
this version of chaconne , listen best the gidon kremer
moonkasnow (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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@speedy2343,
Oh yes, thank you for the information, is just that since i was a child i play with the modern tuning, and when people change the tuning just as this case, i feel lso rare, well, i´m a bit freaky...
thank you by he way. : )
speedy2343 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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no. listen to Viktoria Mullova's interpretation of Chaconne. now THATS Baroque.
CornDoctor (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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baroque or not it is still amazing :)
speedy2343 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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during the Jews' stay at the camps, they were forbidden from playing any German music, so I'm guessing that's why Vengerov did that?
speedy2343 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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during the Jews' stay at the concentration camps, they were forbidden to play any German music, so I'm guessing that's why Vengerov did that?
speedy2343 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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how is that possible when bach lived over 200 years before the holocaust or any war that predominantly includes the Germans?
speedy2343 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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i know, huh? it's hard to explain to these ignorant people that it's the technically correct tuning for the pieces during that era.
speedy2343 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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amen to that.

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