Nathan Milstein plays Tchaikovsky (vaimusic.com)

http://vaimusic.com/chicago... Nathan Milstein plays Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto in D Major, Op. 35 (excerpt part 1) From:VAI DVD 4279 Chicago Symphony Orchestra Historic Telecasts: In Performanc...  
 

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calloffthedogs (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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This kicks some serious ass! Where is the rest of it??
musicpirate456 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Heifetz's vibrato was narrow and almost pinchy sounding. and beautifully romantic. It's rather electrifying. But obviously his speed is envied above all. Milstein is just...fantastic. I am in love with this recording.
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Heifetz is the eternal master of violin, he had the most beautiful sound in the world, but unfortunately we cant hear that bcuz heifetz always placed is micro really near the bridge, so you can hear the bow hitting the strings... and in my opinion heifetz is is also the master of musicallity...
dxhaloxc (10 months ago) Show Hide
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how can he have the most beautiful sound when you 'cant hear' it.
signorpaganini (10 months ago) Show Hide
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we cant hear it in the recordings
oldgoat5 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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listen to the later recordings?????
calloffthedogs (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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not sure why your comment got negative reviews other than the fact that this is a Milstein video.
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henryprost (1 year ago) Show Hide
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What the hell? anyone is saying Heifetz and Milstein suck? and other crap about some bad vibrato in them? are you crazy??? Both are masters of the violin in everything, also, this interpretation of milstein is exquisite, listen to those double stops! his unique sound, afination, rythm... men this is great
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i never understood why heifetz's vibrato was so special. it's always seemed one dimensional to me. i mean sure, i respect him for his music, but in my opinion his vibrato wasn't really his strong point...

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