Rare audio clip of the great Pablo Sarasate performing his piece Zigeunerweisen. Keep in mind that this was recorded around 1904, so the quality isn't perfect. Also, the slow movement was left out,...
Rare audio clip of the great Pablo Sarasate performing his piece Zigeunerweisen. Keep in mind that this was recorded around 1904, so the quality isn't perfect. Also, the slow movement was left out, probably due to time constraints.
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Incredible, if you can't distinguish how incredible this man's tone is from the low quality of the recording yourself, you don't know how to listen to music. As a violinist myself, I'm in total awe.
Absolutely unbelievable technical command!!! He's extremely fast! I can't say I like his interpretation, it's too fast and flat, Rabin's version suits best my taste, but it was thrilling to be able to hear Sarasate!
Perhaps it is "fast" to fit in the time available on primitive recordings.... but otherwise he wrote it and surely can decide how fast his own music should go ??? He doesn't rush the slower passages to make up time so we can probably assume his speed is as he wanted it.
Incredible! All the little themes sound so different than any other version, his fast passages are amazing. One of the greatest masters of the violin.
wow im not going to shut up becaus eim saying my opinion.... what a noob you sound so stupid getting mad at me when all is that it hink Jascha is better and he could of played louder... it doesnt matter if its old recxording i know were not stupid enough to listen to it over and correct the bad things.. like if i were him i'll listent o it and notice that its to low and make it louder DUR so bye and dont bother to reply because i dont got time to waste on a lame like you and is sooo cry baby
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He also has a very pleasant tone, although possibly lacks variation in his tone.
It's a shame he wasn't a good composer too, this piece he is paying is absolute crap.