J.Heifetz-Bruch Scottish Fantasy-2(Allegro)
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@onlinelondon Good for you!!! Maestro Jascha would have been as proud to hear That as any rave reviews or roaring applause... his playing (and he knew fully well how great was the chasm between his talent and that of others,) inspired a pure LOVE OF MUSIC that lead you to attempt to make beautiful sounds for yourself (and maybe those around you?) That is Exactly what he was about, the pure beauty, elan, inspiration and love of Music.
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@peteguy2400 Sort-of. He himself said pointedly he was not a conductor but a kind of lead collaborator. The role of Conductor as the one whose "concept" of how a score is to be brought to life is most noticeable in the rehearsal process. In his later years both studio and live, that indeed was Heifetz and nobody else; in his last decade he performed without Conductor. But, he never attempted to direct an ensemble where he was not a virtuoso soloist, even as concertmaster.
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Incredible!!
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Intachable, incomparable completa y totalmente ADMIRABLE Heifetz ♥,♥
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Heifetz expression>>>>O its nothing to play like a Man-God
Heifetz thoughts>>>IM THE SHIT
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he's not just the best, but the worlds ever greatest violinist of all time that have lived fully devoted to music. Beautiful and admirable.
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Is he conducting the orchestra and playing at the same time?
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I see that three (3) creatures from the planet Klingon were here!
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すばらしい
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i love how he conducts,ahahah i love heifetz
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He makes it look way too easy...Heifetz is definitely one of the greatest violinists of ALL TIME.
zucchini2007 2 years ago 24
Because of something called music. The only reason there's a conductor is because of the need to make sure everyone is using the same expression (well, and to keep the beat steady and a few other reasons). The better orchestras like NY phil and chicago Symphony technically don't need a conductor just to play "Notes-on-a-page".
The Orpheus chamber orchestra doesn't use a conductor at all... ever. They're really good too.
birdingbum17 3 years ago 10