Hilary Hahn Mozart Violin Concerto no.4 third mvt (3/4)

Bach encore http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFfi0gxL6_Y

Hilary Hahn performs the last movement with Sir Andrew Davis conducting the BBC Symphony Orchestra.

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[TheTucsonJeff]

I never ceased to be amazed by Hilary's playing. So crisp, clear, flawless, and with impeccable intonation.

[enooxx]

Love mozart and hilary hahn

[ChanelCoco555]

The conductor sure is having a good time :D

[DAngeloMarc]

@monviolondingue : L'âme et la sensibilité sont déjà dans la musique. Il me semble que le meilleur moyen de les rendre, c'est de servir tout simplement la musique - de Mozart en l'occurrence - sans chercher à rajouter de son propre affect, ce que fait merveilleusement Hilary Hahn qui joue, en effet, d'une façon pouvant paraître inhumaine - mais surhumaine, comme celle d'un ange, et non pas sous-humaine, comme celle d'une machine!

[dekzan]

For me is the will to live and enjoy life

[1banders]

@MucusFelidae Modern instruments do not sound better. And they're not really modern. They're mostly 19th century.instruments, adapted to the musical aesthetics of the 19th c. concert audience. The so-called "Stradivarius" Baroque violins that some modern violinsits claim to own would be unrecognizable, in sound, to the maker, due mostly to the ugly sounding metal strings & anchronistic bow and bowing, and ugly vibrato.

[MucusFelidae]

@1banders I do not want "historically informed performances", me wants modern performance with modern instruments and much better sound quality than was possible before. Else we still would play on stone-age African bush-drums. What would the composers have given for better musical instruments at their time!

[amadeus5889]

Happy Birthday Mozart! Love this concerto, especially this movement.

[sanclspbr1]

good

[monviolondingue]

Malgré sa virtuosité, je n'apprécie pas le jeu d'Hilary Hahn sans âme ni sensibilité. Une belle petite poupée mécanique !

[viharsarok]

@1banders Thanks for the explanation.

[1banders]

@viharsarok HIP is an acronym for "historically informed performance," which refers a performance that takes into account period performance practices, such as bowing, articulation, phrasing, dynamics, ornamentation and tempo. A HIP could use modern instruments, but typically uses period instruments. Hence, unHIP = "historically uninformed performance.".