Joshua Bell - Bruch violin concerto (movt 1)

Bruch violin concerto #1
I. Vorspiel. Allegro moderato

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[Sincrol]

This music is so good that it glitched the MATRIX at 02:08.

[adribier]

holy shit, the matrix

[Mark Seibold]

I agree Kevin. He was the longstanding world master for many years. I did hear a recording with him once recently, and itzhak must have been struggling on a bad day. I know his physical condition and now aging must be taking a tole on him. He is also one of the most brilliant speakers about music. I saw him interviewed by Charlie Rose a few years ago. That interview is worth everyone seeing and listening to Pearlman talk. He speaks deeply abut the process of excelling in this instrument.

[bicnarok]

Here´s him playing in a subway for an experiment, really..

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[greendaysuks505]

that scared the living shit out of me

[Kevin Lay]

Many can argue that Itzhak Perlman is the better musician though.

[Mark Seibold]

We had our daughter tutored in violin by Oregon Symphony violin teachers for 10 years- then she began to teach other neighborhood kids when she was only 14. I watched her practice for many years, and how this instrument is possibly the most demanding to learn to play. Joshua Bell is probably the most consummate master alive today without a doubt.

[Daniel Vuong]

yeah good man. Don't even dignify that with a full response

[daMattyhans]

Violin not "hard"? I don't even...

[Shomya Mitra]

124 people were blinded by 2:08

[Fredy Leonel Valiente Contreras]

Joshua Bell que, pese a ser uno de los mejores violistas del mundo, si es en el metro de Washington, los pasajeros pasan de largo. El experimento, planificado por el diario 'The Washington Post', consistía en observar la reacción de la gente ante la música tocada por Bell, quien aceptó la propuesta de actuar de incógnito en el subterráneo estadounidense.