Eugene Ysaye composed his 6 violin sonatas in 1924 in the honour of J. S. Bach and after his wife's death and dedicated to his contemporaries. The first was dedicated to a Hungarian violinist, Joseph Szigeti and now performed by a major Hungarian talent, Kristof Barati. Paris, 2002.
I just spent 30 minutes learning the first line.
thepurpleviolinguy 1 month ago
what a shitty audience
princhornrhs 4 months ago
Замечательный музыкант. Вдохновенный.
MultiOberton 5 months ago
damn, this person is so good... i listened to all the movements and... damn he is really good... i have been playing bach violin sonata no.2 BWV 1015 and i can't nail it... (sigh)... i'm glad i listened to this recording... it makes me push myself to do better...
docarRidenza 9 months ago
Fantastic Intonation!!!
landolfiviolin1 11 months ago
This piece sounds and looks hellishly difficult, yet Mr. Barati played it like it was nothing...Like he were eating a stone sandwich with drills for teeth, then asking for seconds. This guy is simply brilliant!
Fractalesque 1 year ago
Eugene Ysaye's 6 sonatas are on a whole other level than Bach. It's almost like a mix of Bach and Paganini and difficult.
IVlr3vil 1 year ago
trop rubato....
elisabeth717 2 years ago
Nice job!
HalWeller 3 years ago
Woh
berismerrr 3 years ago