Jascha Heifetz - Elgar Violin Concerto in b (1st mov p2-2)

Jascha Heifetz plays Elgar's Violin Concerto in B minor, Op. 61.

1. Allegro

Malcolm Sargent and the London Symphony Orchestra.

June 6, 1949

HQ Audio: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHSc8iwCbAQ&fmt=18

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[Monoprixchen]

But this concert is beautifully played, didn´t you listen to it? And violin Technique is really hard work u should respect that a bit;)

[rotondo5]

Ha HA! No one can play like Heifetz...but they should try..

[121ego]

Was he the one that refused to play in Germany all his life? I would not blame him at all.

[rotondo5]

Ha Ha! there are many would bees..Heifetz was one of kind..I`m waiting..it`ll be on my tombstone too..

[Monoprixchen]

btw thats the answer from "godofmusic" to my little comment:

what the fuck is wrong with you? do you just rant about what people say randomly? im not even going to answer to your comment because you're such a fucking idiot. maybe you are the one who needs to have some fucking respect.

On his Channel he writes a lot about humanity and spiritual depth. quite enlightened, I have to say;)

[god0fmusic]

he just has a lot of technique. a lot of people these days are capable of developing that technique. the thing is, the people who are capable of doing this dont do it. can you imagine if Tibetan buddhists, with the mandalas they make, would dedicate their lives to the violin?

people can do this, but no one is interested.