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that made me weep...i've heard it played by tons of guitarists and a couple other violinists but none of them touched me like this. i don't think i can listen to this for a while because its too emotionally draining.
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@billyguns2 - I totally agree. There's nothing quite like it, in my opinion. I'm sure God was listening too!
;- )
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Godly
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@mahler151 The Brahms version is scored for piano; the left hand only. It's a very literal transcriptions with no Romantic "fill-in" flourishes. Leon Fleischer recorded it. You can see a brief clip of the Mahler/Yoel Gamzou Tenth if you search YouTube for "GUSTAV MAHLER Symphonie Nr.10 International Mahler Orchestra." Spoiler: Gamzou conducts and is young/disheveled in a way that's either thrilling or unsettling. 23 years old! Gamzou's website has a lot to say about his completion.
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@TheStockwell I have not checked Brahms' transcription, I should do so.
I also have not heard this DVd of Mahler's 10th.
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@mahler151 Have you "tried" the Brahms transcription? Oh, and since you're "Mahler 151," have you heard about the new DVD performance of Mahler Nr.10 of Yoel Gamzou?
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Being a pianist, I must say I prefer Busoni's transcription.
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Exquisite.
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a true epic of emotions. what can I say? just perfect!
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In his late recordings, I sometimes find nothing remarkable, BUT when he was young, and particularly this one! This really is the treasure (as well as the one in Gstaad in Art o the Violin. I really wish to see the whole performance). I wonder how man on earth can create such beauty, and how Bach feels it up in heaven......
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I've always adored Segovia's interpretation of this piece, and hadn't heard it played on violin until now.
Needless to say, I'm floored.



Menuhin, you are immortel, I adore you! I mean your art as well as your kindness. And one more reson for me to adoreyou: your friendship with another genious, Enescu . You gessed, I am a roumanian.
Having no money to buy a concert-tiket, I wanted to enter by all means, so I tried the entrance of the orchestra, then I losed my way and I found myself... on the stage! At last I could listen You, standing up with ather young people... It was many years ago...
dicadr 3 years ago 18
thanks for the comment
aimson 3 years ago 2
I think it's interesting how in every recording of the Bach Chaconne there's at least a good 5 or more seconds of recording left just to let it all sink in and for the listener to recover from the intense emotion
AbsoluteZ3R0 4 years ago 6
Yeah, I left that in there on purpose actually, hehe. Definitely need more than 5 seconds to truly finish enjoying the experience of listening to the chaconne.
aimson 4 years ago 2