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Bach - Chaconne BWV 1004 - Jascha Heifetz

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  • First take, bitch

  • On a different filmed performance of this piece you can hear the producer say: "take 1" and hear Heifetz reply: "Ah, there'll only be one take"!

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  • Bach is so badass. I never realized just how amazing and Romantic Bach's music truly is.

  • 2 People working on this piece got depressed after hearing this :P

  • This is the most "romantic" interpretation I've heard, since the violinist phrases the piece with an unusual flow and melodic line, particularly in the third and fourth sub-sections. Most players leave strict Bach phrasing and dynamics, which subdues the melody Heifetz emphasizes. Indispensible!

  • Fantástico!

    

  • прости всех нас за то что такие люди умирают

  • While he plays, he is totally relaxed. And still, it is fantastic.

  • That one dislike is Hitler's punk ass

  • @thesock339 The implication wasn't that he used them, but that no one could match his sound and they were the 'answer' Which is a complementary remark about Heifetz's tone, not a thesis on why synthetic cores were created...

  • @PaperGrape Heifetz never used synthetic strings. He used Tricolore gut Silver-wound G's, Plain gut D's and A's, and Goldbrokat E's.

  • In many sense, this is the most odd, amazing, and unique interpretation I have heard. There isn't anything that has been recorded that sounds similar when you take into account the bowing, fingering, phrasing, tempo, sound - EVERYTHING is one of a kind. The liberty Heifetz takes to make it his own is astounding and I believe no serious violinist can get by playing the Chaconne without listening to or even studying such a phenomenal interpretation. That said, I would not want to emulate it, haha.

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