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Paganini: Caprice No. 5 (Shlomo Mintz)

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Uploaded by on Dec 25, 2007

This recording was converted from an old VHS, so not the best video quality.
Sad to say that the 24-etude set was not complete on the cassette. There were only Nos. 1-11., 13, 14, 17, 20 and 24.

Check out young master's incredible technique and the sound (especially for staccati, spiccati and ricochets), musically also intelligent. Recorded in 1981.

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  • This is the definitive best version of Paganini's Caprice No 5 there is in all youtube.

  • Psssh, this is not that hard. I want to see him play it behind his back.

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  • @SadisticMagician54 i'm not Jewish, just got some biblical instruction. but i don't think Israel was stolen from anybody, history proves it otherwise.

  • @JohnnyCBCS You guys should have at least stolen a country with a sense of humor

  • dudes a badass

    

  • @DerBayer1843 Shlomo is the Hebrew, original form of Solomon, nothing ironical with that

  • When I tear into a Double Cheese burger with a thick Vanilla milk shake it's all muscle memory, my brain pattern is gulp, swallow, drink repeat. I learned how to perfect this after watching my dog eat. When I reach the end and there is nothing left, I shift into the next memory pattern, go outside, take a dump on the lawn and take a nap. my dog showed me that one too.

  • @AhavaRabboh Isn't muscle memory controlled by a stored motor program in the brain? Only very simple reactions occur at the spinal cord level. Not to mention he's somewhat consciously aware of the constant proprioceptive and audible feedback, among other things. I think an MRI would show his brain being quite active.

  • @kingv911

    Nope, it doesn't. There is no time to think too much when playing this fast. This is all muscular memory here. On the other hand, his brain worked very hard when he was learning the piece.

  • bravoo!!

  • inside his skull his brain is working very hard.

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