Francescatti plays Tchaikovsky VC 1st Mov (1/2)
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Amazing bowing and continuity....
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Utter perfection....
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What a PERFECT tempo! Most younger soloists today take it so super slow. The older generations knew how to make this piece speak, not induce the listener into coma.
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@OriginalMoonbeam nooo
never slow down the vibrato
look at francescatti, heifetz, hassid, kreisler
one of their great characteristic was an intense and fast vibrato
personally my violin knew of my influence from francescatti and szeryng and wanting me going for a stronger more rich and fast(at least to the extent i could) vibrato...although as quoted by i believe it was menuhin or heifetz that the best vibrato comes naturally not from thinking about it
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The greatest! Zino Francescatti's family French and Italian from Marseilles area were violinists for generations and preserved traditions from influence of Paganini.
He mastered the Russian technique innovations + is the greatest interpreter of this Tchaikowsky violin conerto. Generally I like to hear contemporary musicians perform older masterpieces, but in this case I can't stand to hear anyone else perform this one.
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meraviglioso!
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But the question still remains, will you still love me tomorrow????
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Moon, I still love ya.
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But..you are fun to play with CODs..I respect your opinion...even though I am right :) (laughing!) Have a good day...I love Kogan as much as you do...I just love Zino too and love to mess with you.
Ok..this is really wonderful (to my friend Moonbeam below who loves Francescatti) The more I I have listen the more I totally get it. 6.44 is SO, so wonderful!
Violinjunky 3 years ago 14
this not only rivals but surpasses heifetz. also love the kogan version
themusicdr 2 years ago 13