Praeludium and Praeludium and Allegro

Praeludium and Praeludium and Allegro by Fritz Kreisler

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Music

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• violin
• Kreisler
• Praeludium
• and
• Allegro

[musique55]

I like it that she has her very own style. she doesn't copy.there is some natural awareness in her nervs' system that creates a great balance in her body and allows her to be very comfortable with not only violin but other things that she does as well. I believe that she is not one of those who has to practice 25 out of 24 hours a day to gain the technique. she is one of those who can read a book while playing the violin. she can think and decide in the most difficult situations.

[chopin5440]

Gosh I do love the ending.. Every time I hear it. What a finish... clever title.. you did the right thing by starting over

[J1Bigtime]

I'm playing this =] But I don't quite do that much of an accel. in the first part. I discribe my version as dramatic but at the same time calm and composed. =]

[amrosik]

@musique55 its 6 months ago. after 6 months more experience, I have read your comment again, now I understand what you mean with "balance" and "awareness". I am sorry I misread it.

[musique55]

@amrosik I think you didn't get the point in my comment.. sorry...

[amrosik]

@musique55 what do you think, what would be a decent pratice time? 2 hours/ day? 1 hour/day?

I dont know your problem, to gain technique, you have to pratice over a long, and have to use the right method, and not only fiddling around. If you are disciplined, you have used the whole time of practice intelligently, and otherwise you only bale maybe 40 %. meaing you have to pratcice longer.

[ladyMandrake]

Technical it's of course perfect but I really don't like that interpretation... sorry...

[emilywilliams420]

@sofiamacht OMG I have so much trouble with that! This was a year ago, did you end up working it out? haha

[RiverblueSkies]

i'm currently learning this piece for an audition. your video has really inspired me to practise harder. :) thankyou!

[FlowofParkour]

I love that she just plays, as opposed to many female violinists i have heard (sorry to be stereotypical/sexist) who play very violently, aggressively, too much bow, hugely overexaggerate everything, including dynamics and such, and i'm not sure why...they often have a very strange take on the music, which seems like it's there just to set their performance apart from others...but i love how she just plays with her own style, what sounds right to her, great work!

[tp2005]

The only criticism I'll give (you really can't find much fault in this performance), is that she didn't milk the high B @ 1:57 quite enough. I feel like that's kind of the climax of that theme so she could have lingered on that note a little more. Aside from that, really good overall. And she handled the mishap with her pegs VERY well. My nerves probably would have been shot after that.

[masterdude192]

Very nice style! Loved the more romantic esque playing! Good job!