Bach 's Chaconne for Solo Violin / Itzhak Perlman (Part 1/2)

Itzhak Perlman plays J.S. Bach's Chaconne from Partita 02 in D, one of the most wonderfull solo violin recordings ever/ Part 01

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[MrStealthNacho]

This, with some cake, makes my life complete.

[Chefodeath]

What right does sadness have to be so beautiful?

[jeffnevin]

wow



[einstienfaust]

Without knowing anything about this piece, and upon hearing the first few notes, my eyes began to tear up and i got goosebumps. What an amazing feeling.

[VodKaLogic]

I know opinions are as numerous as the interpretations of this piece, but Perlman plays it with such longing and passion, it actually out-sorrows and definitely out-tenders other interpretations from greats.

[Bahfreakee]

This is nice, but Heifetz version will always be the best for me.

[INGOLEDIL]

All clasical composers are awesome, but Bach wrote masterpieces above imagination, and this perticular solo is just too beautiful to describe.

[adgjl135zcbm]

No matter what anyone say! This IS the best version! It's not aggressive...there is a lot of music...and it has soul! It's like Bach wrote it! <3

[LuapDnarts]

Exquisite!-

[redshark618]

You know it's Perlman when one violin sounds like a symphony orchestra

[mtv565]

@Chefodeath It's sad in a graceful and controlled way.

[hutulu1]

Originalmente, "el divino Bach", como bien lo llamo alguna vez Nietzche; compuso esta obra inspirado por la tristeza de su esposa muerta, asi que bien puede ser un lamento en lugar de una chacona, es sin embargo la cumbre; lo prematuro temporalmente hablando, como una explosion de rayos gamma, opacada solamente por la grandeza de la gran explosion que dio origen al universo