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Henryk Szeryng: Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto: Mvt.2

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Henryk Szeryng performing Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto: II.Canzonetta: Adante

Zubin Mehta and the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra accompanying.

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  • One of the most transcendental artist to ever walk this earth. Inspirational to many generations to come. I grew up listening to his recording of the Thaikovsky violin concerto with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam conducted by Bernard Haitink on EMI records. It is so awesome to be able to watch him play live this work, with the same refinement and elegance that you can hear on the late 60's recording. Please up load the rest of the piece. Also were did you get this footage?

  • wow...so rich in tone, very powerful...

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  • Szeryng was always very true to the composer in whatever piece he played. That's why I consider him one of greats. Tchaikovsky, Mendelssohn, Bruch#1&3, Brahms, Goldmark, Paganini #5&6, Vieuxtemps #5, Bull's Fantastico, Wieniawski #2, Saint Saens #3, Hubay #3, Sibelius, Karlowicz, Korngold, each one of these concertos slow mvts contains unreachable depths of the composer's soul. God Bless Them.

  • until the flute solo...lol

  • @wtfpwndzor

    Exactly, the greatest musicians are those who let you forget about them and enchant you with the music they play. Szeryng was one of the most intelectual, expressive and versatile musician. Listen to his Beethoven and Brahms Concertos, unsurpassable!

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  • my violin teacher was his friend and he always says Szeryng did music, he was a complete musician not just an excellent violinist. And personally a haven't heard better than him and oistrakh.

  • People often complain that Szeryng never had a distinct style, Perlman once labelling him as something of a violin 'chameleon'.

    However, I beg to differ, what is wrong with that? That is what makes Szeryng great in my eyes.

    My teacher would always tell me when holding Szeryng in high esteem:

    When Heifetz plays Tchaikovsky, you hear Heifetz

    When Francescatti plays Tchaikovsky, you hear Francescatti

    When Szeryng plays Tchaikovsky, you hear Tchaikovsky.

  • @bryanjohnston01 you are absoultely right!!I really like you for your comment because it's rare today to find someone who not care so much about huge tehnique(like heifetz)in the view of szeryng.And also Szeryng has iron tehnique,I can assure you.Have you heard Szeryng being out of tune?See his live beethoven here on youtube.In the year of his death.Perfect...He dont want you to not close your mouth for a week.He wants you to cry...And thats very special!

  • Just beautiful~ Thank You for posting~ I have the Budapest Symphony CD for the car and now you've delighted my laptop.

    Peace be with you~

  • Friend I agree with you.

  • Che cosa fantastica

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