Bruch: 1. Violinkonzert ∙ hr-Sinfonieorchester ∙ Hilary Hahn ∙ Andrés Orozco-Estrada
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Max Bruch:
1. Violinkonzert ∙
(Auftritt) 00:00 ∙
I. Vorspiel. Allegro moderato 00:36 ∙
II. Adagio 09:15 ∙
III. Finale. Allegro energico 17:32 ∙
hr-Sinfonieorchester - Frankfurt Radio Symphony ∙
Hilary Hahn, Violine ∙
Andrés Orozco-Estrada, Dirigent ∙
Alte Oper Frankfurt, 9. Dezember 2016 ∙
Website: www.hr-sinfonieorchester.de ∙
Facebook: / hrsinfonieorchester
Young Hilary Hahn played perfectly. Older Hilary Hahn is starting to become a legend.
Amen.
jean de la croix "Older" is more apt than "old," so I give you much credit. Such spirit as is hers knows the pangs and pleasures of growth, yet ever ripens.
Usually it's the other way around.
James Rockford why ? Look at Picasso for exemple, he started by mastering the technique and made it totally perfect and then he developed his own style The change is not so drastic here but it seems Hahn's style is changing, though her technique is still perfect
She Already is a legend
This is so impressive already, but playing while hulahooping is her ultimate form.
She has a sway it's great.
That´s a fact!
#TWOSETVIOLIN
TWOSET
playing hula hopping, hands swapped, violin tuned a semi tone up, lying down, double speed and 3 octaves higher is her TRUE ultimate form
Hilary Hahn's greatest talent is the ability to give every note and detail of a piece its due. She never overlooks anything for the sake of passion or drama. And, yet, she never wants for that drama either, because as she plays a piece so straight the piece's own drama shines that much brighter.
ja, ganz genau!
I coudn't find this anywhere in the comment section so I had to make one for myself so her goes... I. Vorspiel. Allegro Moderato 00:32 II. Adagio 09:14 III. Finale. Allegro energico 17:31
THANK YOU!
What means ‚Vorspiel‘?
@@islpriem Vorspiel means prelude...
@@ronaldoromanodealmeida6726 Thanks!
@@islpriem that is hilarious
Doctor: you have 26 mins left to live Me: *watches Hilary Hahn slay this concerto for 25 mins and 15 sec* *spends my last 45 secs crying because of how beautifully mesmerizing it was*
I would spend the 45 seconds trying to load this up on my poopy Android phone then cry during the performance near the end for efficiency. 😭
After listening to this, I would live some more. Perhaps the doctor did not know about this medicine.
without hesitation yes! 🤩
The last 26 mins surely come someday in your life. Then you can enjoy Hillary's Bruch again. But I hope you would live 99 years.
@@user-yh3zz5fk4d ❤️
My dad is playing in that orchestra
I had the distinct impression that there was mutual respect between the soloist and orchestra here.They're all on stage to do a job-and WHAT a fine job they made of this piece.It is wonderful-the best version I ever heard in my 60+ years of listening.Bravo everyone.!
congrats bro ......they are very good !..........
How nice!!! Congrats!! What a strange coincidence! My cousin used to play there and then he moved up - Vienna Philharmonic now.
The Frankfurt radio symphony orchestra is one of the finest I have ever heard. The musicians are totally focused on what they are doing, and how to improve what they are doing every day. This is a rare attitude even amongst the leading orchestras but inevitable if you want to stay at the top. So good luck to your father that he has this tremendous opportunity. And under Andrés Orozco-Estrada, the orchestra is climbing new heights with every project. So much love and passion for the best of all music!
@@bjorndyno2175 This orchestra is probably connected to heaven.
I love how sparingly the full force of the orchestra is used in this piece, it adds so much drama when they come crashing in like a breaking wave.
Agreed
Outstanding performance from Hilary Hahn, truly the Violin Goddess. Not to mention the orchestra losing their sh*t on 6:19. Always gives me Goosebumps!
YESS it's such a good moment omg
The orchestra part is probably pretty difficult, nevertheless it's such an epic moment.
@@Luguanyu307 a decent youth symphony full of middle high schoolers could play that excerpt
If you can imagine growing up with your mother playing this piece in the living room, you can imagine my childhood. And she continued playing till she couldn't play to the highest level, when she was 96. Now when I hear the violin, it's liking hearing my mother in the room, singing to me through the violin music she so masterfully played. It brings me joy, and tears to my eyes, and an a heavy heart knowing I shall never see her again.
That's a very nice memory. Probably my late mums favourite. Not a musician though... a graphic artist
🩸🩸🩸🩸🎇👑💝
A tribute to your mother.
❤
But she is with you when you hear the music. That makes her alive in your heart! Bless!
My late father used to hum parts of the 3rd movement, and I never knew what it was. I only found out by accident after he died - now I have found the finest way to conjure up memories of him. Thanks to all the players here - but Hilary Hahn - I see you in a new light.
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This is wholesome
Sorry for your loss but this is such a wholesome way to remember him :'(
How lovely. Sometimes we do hum a theme but do not know what it is. My favourite 'hum' was from 'Finlandier'
Somethings not right here ? This has had 2.6 million views and I've watched it 2.7 million times ? Seriously though - this is absolute perfection from start to finish.
I couldn’t sleep, thinking about this piece. It’s weird, I was so relieved that I could leave the violin behind when I entered college. It was such a painful aspect of my life for so long, yet I’m only realizing how rewarding it was after I’ve put it down for good. Thinking about all the time I spent trying to perfect this piece and hating myself over it hurts but also makes me smile. Music was really all I had. And it’s still so beautiful, enough to keep me up. Now I’m here listening to it in full for the first time in years. It’s 2 am.
Hoping you are finding joy and purpose ekdud! G Ire
I did almost give up on the violin too. Many times at that. You can still see a couple of hairless bows lying around my house too. Yet I keep coming back to it. It's a tough process of unlearning perfectionism on my part as comparing myself to soloists was nothing but a pitfall for a mere hobbyist like me.
I agree, the violin is such a difficult instrument to play, yet thankfully we still have the pure pleasure of listening to the beautiful perfection of Hilary Hann.
@@paullittle5200 in my (very) layman's opinion it's by FAR the hardest instrument to truly master, and she is the epitome of someone who has. In a world full of incredible soloists (Hadelich, Enes, Vengerov, Kavakos, Jansen et al,) she somehow stands alone IMHO, truly made me fall in love with the instrument and made me rediscover my passion for Classical music. 'Goodwill to all men!' to quote Mark Corrigan lol, cheers!🥂
I have a friend that I can not send piano music to, as it " unsettles her. She had to choose piano or design. ... she's a great designer.
I have been waiting for Hilary since I am 6 yrs old.I enjoyed Heifetz, Menuhin & Kreisler .I am now 84 & well worth the wait.
You made me cry
❤
Don't forget Milstein, too.
❤️
What about Oistrach ?
I hate listening to these while i do hw. I end up so amazed i watch instead of listen
Same. Now I have an essay due that I haven't started.
I have the same problem. They say classical music helps you study, but it has the opposite effect for me 😂 I love this piece and Hahn's interpretation so much!
Yeah, that’s literally what I’m doing right now😂
I'm trying to work on a super important project right now, you read my goddam mind lol
i finally found my people
Vorspiel. Allegro moderato 0:44 - the opening 2:00 - powerful & steady part (Main subjekt) 2:32 - intensifying part 2:51 - strong ending of phrase 3:20 - relaxing part 3:55 - bright part 4:19 - most beautiful part 5:14 - chaotic and frustrating part 5:38 - new and interesting part 6:02 - most epic part 6:55 - cool orchestral part 7:36 - last solo of the first movement II. Adagio 9:14 - beautiful start 11:03 - build up for ⬇⬇⬇ 11:42 - proud & stately part 12:27 - warm & thick part 13:37 - sweet & lovely part 14:15 - escalating part 15:13 - similar to 11:42 16:29 - ending part III. Finale. Allegro energico 17:31 - the start 17:55 - powerful solo start 18:24 - escalating part 19:15 - wavy & flowy part 19:30 - most beautiful part 20:06 - buzzing part 20:25 - wholesome part 21:37 - main theme return 22:03 - most beautiful part 2 22:36 - similar to 20:25 but brighter 23:14 - cheerful part 24:02 - the beginning of the end 24:30 - the triumphant ending Feel free to comment if you want me to do this on a different performance :)
Thank you for doing this!
Really we are gonna have to like for more
@@heyytheree Agreed. Whenever you got time, it's always better to listen to the whole thing. I personally prefer Perlman's version of Bruch though :)
gave u 100 NOW GIB US IT
@@xdragclick2074 Alright, it'll be done by next week :)
6:55 A grey-haired gentleman from the audience was really enjoying the best moments in the concerto and nodding and smiling at Hilary. What a lovely capture from the camera.❤
I need too see her live at least once before I turn into soil.
So do I!!!!
Good plan!
Or her
Same here
Or before she turns into soil
I love how at 2:00 she gives a nod to the violas like "Wow! You came in on time!"
You bad man! But don't tell them I keep my jewelry in a viola case at home because it is cheaper than theft insurance.
for those who consider her robotic, you must watch this performance.
Erik my opinion is that the violas entered with considerable gusto and brio even, which she seemed to like! her lovely smile at the viola players was a signal of her delight at the sound and impact they produced. It almost looked like "yes, I like that!" only my opinion of course.
18:45 how she turns around to really get into it with the orchestra
20:10 - those smiles. :)
Only when you learn to play this piece can you truly appreciate every bit of Hilary Hahn’s recording of this. No words. This was absolutely spectacular.
Nonsense.
@@TheAdrianrawls vat do u mean???
@@TheAdrianrawls If you don’t think this is a good rendition of this concerto, I honestly don’t know what to say lmao, this is incredible.
yes definitely
@@guh967that’s not what they said. They might be referring to the idea that you have to learn how to play it on the violin to appreciate it.
Rarely do you see a violinist become one with their violin, stunning, beautiful performance
You are right, she makes a violin sing.
3:38 good job camera man this is amazing
Amazing inded
It's Steve Carell
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Hahaha
He changed the focus back on Hillary right when she made the step back. It's like he predicted her movement. indeed amazing!
Some pieces get boring when you hear them too often. Some pieces you need to hear many times to get them. But some pieces you just want to hear over and over again.
Vengerov playing Ysaye.... Man...
Johnny MOST DEFINITELY!!
I'm sure you've heard that George Ligeti wrote a violin concerto not too long ago. How many times do you think you could stand to listen to that? I can't remember a single note of it.
My feelings exactly!
Korngold Violin Concerto 1st movement and Khachaturian Violin Concerto 1st movement. Can't get enough of them.
You can tell also how the conductor is responding with enthusiasm to her playing. How he absolutely enjoys playing with her.
The small details like that vibrato on 2:24 and the rasp on 2:37 just makes it for me the best 1st movement of this piece I've ever heard
I completely agree. I’m currently learning the first movement and she makes it sound so much easier than it is. Just a wonderful piece of art.
Idk why but it reminds me of the Dvorak violin concerto a little
guess who's watchin this instead of practicing?
Me toooo I’m trying to learn this piece, but Hilary Hahn’s mastery is dazzling me too much
should practise 40 hours a day and then watch it
I'm on a break!!! I played my double stops for 45 mins and I still have to get through the rest of my Handel Concerto in b minor first movement.
Sittin on a tolet
@@violaisreallycool You're gonna need to spend more than 45 minutes. You need at least 40 hours every day
I had the good fortune of meeting Ruggiero Ricci and his wife Julia in 1999 when he was performing in Malaysia. We had 3 meals together and upon being asked he replied that Hilary Hahn was among the best of her generation. I had a vinyl of his rendition of this concerto and he graciously autographed for me. I thanked him profusely. i dedicated a poem for him. Me, a fiddler, not a true violinist--domiciled in Melbourne. First heard Bruch's Number 1 in 1960 as an arts undergrad at University of Malaya--60 years ago! Best wishes to all music lovers! We need music in this perilous time. Isn't Hilary marvellous?
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Soy un hombre de ochenta años. A los 19 escuché este concierto por primera vez y me fascinó. La nostalgia me hace escucharlo con mayor agrado. Bravo.
Ohio
Estrada deserves a lot of credit for this remarkable performance also.
Always amazing how modest those classical musicians are despite the level of difficulty classical music is. Meanwhile a singer with a 4 chords song will jump on the stage being like I'm the star.
They’re there for different crowds. Also classical musicians are not modest. Well not most. But it is true that most classical musicians refine their technique for decades.
@Woodland I think pop stars are victims of their own work, so to say. Most of them start out as teens, which is a vulnerable and still developmental age. Of course they are gonna become cocky if all they hear from 12 yo+ "wow you are so good and talented" - doesnt matter if they play pop or classic, the surroundings influence the human. And if a young violinist is always told "you are the best there is!" he will act like it and become a cocky btch.
You can't compare people's personality based on their stage performances.
@@samanthaflorence733 have you ever seen an interview of Hilary Hahn? She is very modest.
@@Drachenschnauze I never said hilary hahn wasn't a modest person.
First movement: 0:32 Second movement: 9:14 Third movement: 17:31
Zeref Dragneel Thanks!
Zeref you're here???
There’s always that one person in the comment section that everyone agrees is above human level. I’ll forever be in your debt.
Oh thanks
Thank you....your generosity is most helpful!! NoAxe
I can't decide if this concerto or the Sibelius is my favorite. I'll usually lean toward Sibelius, but then I hear this heavenly performance and I just second guess everything.
I used to be in the same situation as you, but then her new Tchaikovsky recording was posted, and now that’s my favorite.
@doubleburke is it the one with the youth orchestra wearing the red pants?
@@jsmithmedia2756 No. it’s with the Frankfurt Radio Symphony, and is on their channel. The one with the youth orchestra has rather poor sound quality, in my opinion.
The youtube channels that don't put ads in during a concerto... You da real MVP!
I love how she also pays attention to the orchestral part, swaying along with the musicians, inspiring them even more. Utterly wonderful...
She once said in an interview that she thinks very analytically when performing with orchestra. It's easier to play how the hundreds of musicians play in the orchestra then let them do what one person does (the soloist).
Precisely and exactly what I do not go along with
@@mariedagoult1 猿LINE
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6:17...pure gold. All of it, really.
Absolutely.
See her dancing to it at 6:55ish... She digs it too!
YASS
Yes
This is my definitive performance. Amazing that she played with such intensity, timbre, rubato, vibrato...everything is right. This piece not only touch my heart, but also my soul.
Agree, I personally enjoy this more than the Chung/Kempe or Jansen/Chailly recordings. Mostly because of Hahn's performance, of course, but also the orchestra has some really fantastic phrasing in the first movement.
You must hear Maria Duenes play this!, Very exciting!!!!
when the first time i listened to this concerto, i never realized how short it was, i didn't even notice the stops between movements.
She's loving it because the orchestra is matching her pace so perfectly! One of the best performances of all time!
Incredible fire, tone, projection, stage presence, Intonation, interpretation, bow and finger technique, She is the world's best and shall go down in history as being just that. Her repertoire is profound and vast. I saw her last April in San Francisco and she is just stunning!
I thoroughly agree, Hilary's Mendelssohn Violin concerto in e Op64 with FRSO is totally seminal. Beyond flawless. Awesome, is an understatement.
I just saw Hilary perform Dvorak’ s Am Concerto in Salt Lake City last night and it was outstanding. She is 6 or 7 months pregnant and looked radiant in a beautiful gown. She was given 4 standing ovations and said goodbye afterwards with a very cute wave to the capacity house. I said hello afterward in the lobby and she gave me her autograph. It’s only an illegible scribble but from from a magic hand and magical human being. Tomorrow she is off to Germany for more concerts!
i saw her when she was a kid of 13 in baltimore. she had it then like she has it now.
She's good. Check out joshua bells cover of this piece
@@l.fsader6021 And Nicola Benedetti too. WF
Ein wunderschönes Konzert und meisterhaft wie Hillary spielt!! Schade dass sie nicht oft in Deutschland geschweige in Europa spielen kann!!
One of the greatest violinists, thank you Hilary.
Geez, can you please call her Ms.Hahn🙄
Her articulation and bowing is almost like a mathematical perfection.
19:51 You can see Hilary smiling. 19:55 you can see her dancing
watching the orchestra members and soloist smiling at each other during and at the end on mutual admiration and respect is so uplifting
6:44. I've listened to this part like five times. My skin is starting to hurt cause I get goosebumps everytime.
100% agree one of the most epic moments!
I can never get enough!! You can feel the passion and intense volume throughout the orchestra
Same. I got goosebumps even though it’s summer and there 37 degrees outside. This concerto is played incredibly well. And I definitely love Hilary Hahn. She is such a great musician.
My favourite part when I played it in the orchestra. :-) Now I’m learning the solo, listening to this and trying to understand how it is she makes it seem so easy to play… Brilliant performance!
To some, perfection is a flaw, or something false. But this is real. How is it possible to produce such a beautiful, musical, shimmering sound without fuss and without thrashing around? Well look at her hands. Especially her left hand. A simple, unflustered, perfect position on nearly every note. Everything is balanced, inch perfect, with amazingly efficient movements. No drama, no scratching, no over-playing, no ugly sounds. Just pure unadulterated direct musicality delivered with disarming simplicity that hides years and years of fantastic training and musical intelligence. Just watching and listening to her is worth a hundred lessons.
Amen to that! 🎻💙
fingerhorn4: Beautifully said. 🎻
People always forget the technique of the right hand. That does the magic, her technique on her left hand is more of a tool. Hilary might be one of the best virtuosos today.
copybook perfection executed with such apparent ease... G Ire
6:55 that is one of the most powerful but glorious things I have ever heard in my life, it's like it goes around your soul , just.. WOW!!
And this conductor and orchestra just handle it so masterfully!
Completly agree!!
Then you should probably listen more music...
@@unknown4143 this is why people don't like classical musicians.
Gracious! I could not agree more! I'm tripping over myself to agree with you here.
One of the best concertos ever written, performed by one of the bests violinists ever. A perfect match.
Max Bruch's violin concert is one of the most beautiful melodies.
It is but she deserves most of the credit
Although Hahn has always played with unparalleled technique, I’ve always heard a criticism of hers being a lack of emotion. To them I point to this recording. Truly a shockingly wonderful performance.
That criticism is by those who can't accept their amazement at her technique. Technique and expression are not mutually exclusive.
@@samuelkent218 Yes. Consider Heifitz!
She was like a robot 10years ago, but now full of emotions and expressions
Have you seen the recent video of her Sibelius? The same emotion shines through there!
Yes after she have baby and start have feeling of life ?
She touches with the bow, as if she paints a picture.
sdmateev great metaphor
Autumn Hayes it’s actually a simile
Libero X actually a simile is a type of metaphor
So tender and fiery at the same time! I love this performance by Hilary Hahn the conductor and the orchestra! Every time I listen to it I get me chills. Bravo!!!
I love watching Hilary just enjoying the orchestra perform while she's tacit.
It is a delight to see!
Can I say that the tutti at 6:19 is cinematic, even though it was composed in the 1860's?
Yeah, exactly. Everytime I hear it, I feel like it's similar to those movie music
This is where movie music came from
Absolutely my favorite part of the entire concerto, it swells and makes the entire piece grand and perfect, it’s just such a large section. Amazing
….snuck in there with 40 years up your sleeve, first moving pictures filmed in 1898…
She is excellent , she does not play, she enjoys and lives it. She conducts the orchestra with her head as well !!
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This has to be one of the best ever performances of this incredible concerto. Whoever thinks Hilary Hahn is technically brilliant but plays without emotion - watch this and eat your heart out! I was in bits for most of and I've heard many recordings, ever since I was a child and my father, who was a violinist, would play early recordings and flood our house with its awesome power to stir the soul. Astonishing performance by all here.
Yep, sounds like a machine. All technique...
I honestly never understand why some people dislike her playing because of a lack of emotion. Are they intimidated merely for the music being played almost perfectly? Are they confusing her music with her supposedly "robotic" stage presence? I will never get it. Each of her notes is full to the brim, to perfection of which I can bawl my eyes out, completely overwhelmed by the eargasm..., and people will go on to say that she sounds like a machine. Yes, if a machine can make me cry like a little bitch then I will take it over any human musician anyday
@@grabsmenchew don’t say eargasm now I’m revolted
Hilary a “machine? No. The influence of the media harping on robotics and AI may be seeping into the zeitgeist. But these critics overlook her body language and subtleties that need no excessive facial expression. As a musician myself I see her capacity to concentrate on the music itself. Recently I read that we in this gory twenty first century have much to learn from 19th century composers like Bruch, like Mendelssohn. And it was finding Ms Hahn performing the Mendelssohn that awakened my core being. How can I keep writing folk-blues and rock and roll with the knowledge that a being as sublime as Hilary Hahn lives among us?
I once forwarded a youtube of HH performing the Mendelssohn to a sick friend who happens to be a side person in a well known Zydeco band down in bayou country. Seems it caused her to bemoan the style of “fiddle” she plays. That was not my intent.
There's absolutely no one on earth who can produce such incredible power from a violin, and at such a minimum of needless dramatic flair
What a *phenomenon!* And she is happening right now, in our generation! Bravo, *Hilary Hahn!*
I was in this concert, it was wonderful
so jealous. I saw her live about 15 years ago. I am trying to figure a way to find the time away from my business that dovetails with her schedule. Would love to see this or Mendelssohn. Brilliant!
i was not, who cares
@@horsthornung2424?
@Horst Hornung I care. I would’ve love to see her live!
One of my dear beloved uncles was a violinist! He always played Bruch when I was a little girl. Never forgotten and loved this performance. Greetings from Santiago, Chile !
Brilliant performance by Hilary Hahn and the orchestra which was so in accord with her interpretation.
Hilary Hahn is incredibly gifted and she knows how to behave i.e. she has impeccable good manners ... her mother and father deserve great credit for nurturing her talent and producing a wonderfully rounded human being ... she should be the supreme role model for young girls and she is America's best living ambassador bar none (I am British) ... oh, and thank God for KZhead!
It's not talent, it's practice
@@poseidondosmares3778 True
needles to mention you are ei british ... blue blooded or what ?
I’ve performed this song, playing clarinet, and heard many recordings and this is the first time I’ve heard the ascending crescendo at 21:07 as distinct triplets. With other performers It sounded like chop - chop - chop - chop. The Hillary Hahn effect is real.
Isidore Aerys ITS A PIECE
Thanks - I went to a performance of this, this week, and I heard them too, I wouldn't have appreciated that if you hadn't mentioned it. (It was Maxim Vengerov)
@@lottaart7848 Hey man, its true, but you truly do not have to scream it at him XD
Max Bruch's concerto is part of my life for the last 70 years. I love it.
Bruch wrote so much more that is never played, I do hope you've discovered it. He was a magnificent composer.
Couldn't agree more, absolutely love him.
The way she plays the violin is a miracle.
Current Hilary is already a legend and so well deserved. Beyond magnificent. Brava. Flawless. We are watching the personification of human excellence and it is beautiful to watch and listen to. I am lucky to be alive to hear her play.
Oh well said Stepahnie. Hilary is a once in a lifetime musician and we are so fortunate to have her.
She will be talked about centuries from now.
The third movement is just amazing
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To the commenter who said a cousin used to play in the hr-Sinfonieorchester, and then moved *up* to Vienna, I can say only that that was at best a lateral transfer. This is one fine orchestra. Andrés Orozco-Estrada, btw, is just concluding his contract in Frankfurt and taking his baton on the road to ... Vienna. And then, my dear Hilary, oh my…. You make life worth living.
You can see how she feels the music as if it speaks to her. She smiles, rolls her eyes, frowns, smirks and more and if you switched off you audio you could still follow the emotion of the piece just through these expressions.
I love her vibrato, it's so musically flawless but still soothing to the soul.....
Yas very gud vibrato indeed it watermelon to my ears and mozart to my eyes. Wow it ar a grniu cos hello
@@ljsortigosa3990 watermelon to my ears. That explains it perfectly
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Yes, the pinnacle Bruch--like climbing a mountain and finding it's not the fireworks but the amazing shades of completely nuanced and natural colourings, the sheer mastery of her vision of the whole that makes you utterly convinced that this is how it was meant to sound.
Well said! I would have had trouble finding the words, but you have it exactly right. Many thanks!
I love her dress in addition to her beautiful performance.
dirigent und orchester haben mir auch sehr gut gefallen.
Simply sublime
Oh its you :P
who r u
She has gotten jaw dropping good at this point.
Watching this magnificent performance while doing my crochet, but I had to stop and look and listen...... so this performance gives me goose bumps... it is so sublime and perfect that I’m in heaven: the orchestra, the conductor and her . She so angelical to play such awesome concerto. Thanks to life, Bruch for composing such an amazing piece of music, and God for giving me the opportunity to find this awesome composition in KZhead.
Bruch compositions has such beautiful,sublime,nuances that it touches the heart strings to the highest degree.
This is my No. 1 Violin Concerto. Simply amazing.
I love Bruch, but it’s No. 4 after Beethoven, Brahms and Sibelius. Better than Mendelssohn and Tchaikovsky, though!
She is so perfect and it seems to be so simple when you see her playing. I don't have words to descript her
An exquisite definition. I totally agree.
Taylane Paixão I am blown over by her and by this music. Thanks to this wonderful artist and the wonderful composer who provided her with such a pallet upon which she could paint her feelings, her training, her aspirations , her desire to please us, as well as blend in, with the guidance of this wonderful Young conductor, this magnificent expressive and pliant orchestra. Wonderful all around.
Vorsicht Troll, bitte nicht füttern!!!
Ich glaube manchmal gar, dass Mario DiSarli, Georges Cancan und Fritz Kirchhoff ein und dieselbe Person sind_: GIdon Kremer, da er so oft zitiert wird! PR, um sein allgemeingehaltenes Buch zu "verhökern"!
Yes, she makes it seem so _easy_ !
GENIUS at work! Hahn will go down in history as one of the greatest violinists who ever lived. She is phenomenal, truly sublime.
I just finished watching her Dvorak performance from April 2021 and when I came onto this, I genuinely was suprised to see the audience! 😂
That's intense! One of the violin concertos I never get tired of listening. If my life has a soundtrack, this would be it.
Ling ling would be proud of this...
What are you talking about, she is LING LING
@@sunnyyang9040 I was just about to say!
Ling Ling smiles upon this skilled woman.
No, Hilary Hahn is Ling Ling, so it's her audiences that are very proud of Hilary !
@@setonix850 hilary hahn is ling ling's adopted orphan child
The great ones make it look so easy, and that's what's always impressed me about Hilary Hahn. She rips through those incredibly difficult fingerings looking like she's barely trying.
Which classical musician doesn't do this? Facial expression doesn't count btw. I believe this is one of those things were a lack of knowledge in the specific field creates some kind of almost superstitious belief. Sorry but I'm just putting this theory out there. Show me a counter example.
Pew TheBIind As a 35+ year musician myself, I can tell you without batting an eyelash that when you're "in the zone" you aren't one whit concerned about how people perceive your physical body, assuming you are well dressed and not gyrating uncontrollably.
David Floren Yes? ...so? Who claimed that? I didn't. He didn't. His claim was that "great ones" like Hilary play difficult stuff making it look easy. I claimed that anyone who plays difficult stuff well makes it look easy.
Pew TheBIind I wasn't making a new claim. I was just agreeing with and adding to your comment that facial expressions don't count. I did this to affirm your claim and to further your cause (i.e., educating the ignorant). As you may know, critiquing top musicians' physical movements (and their looks) is a big subgenre in the online classical music community. I'm more interested in hearing than seeing, so I wouldn't care if Ms. Hahn were dressed in tin foil and garbage bags and hanging upside down from a trapeze, as long as she were still able to produce the same audio output.
Alright.
I love the way she pulls you into the performance. This isn't just about listening and watching, somehow she allows me to 'feel' what she is playing. A wonderful performer, totally enganging and absolutely mesmerising. And, of course, supported by a first class orchestra and conductor! 💜
It goes without saying that Hahn did brilliantly, but the orchestra is wonderful too! Amazing expression. Great collaboration!
22:08 You can see a dance between two happy people who are completely in the music, leading an incredible orchestra through one of the greatest concertos of all time
Hilary.... you are amazing, bright as spring light....
To anybody reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. may peace and calmness fill your life. ❤
She is a perfectionist! Love her playing, no wonder she is one of the best violinist in our times
Joyce Fung she is actually one of the best violinist of all time!
@Newsharp Listen sibelius concerto of maxim vengerov
@Newsharp True, yes, Maxim looks a bit tense but I don't think Ray is better than Maxim. Smh. In the music world, I think you can't call anybody "better" than so and so. Also, we musicians always, almost, view everything in a biased manner when looking at music. In my human, biased opinion, that version of Maxim's Sibelious touches me so much. Maybe I am the biased one ;).For another example, I absolutely love hearing Ray's Mendolssohn Violin concerto and Sumina's too, but someone may critic it and say that it was too blunt and such. Also, Maxim was "young" at that time and has probably grown so much in experience and in knowledge. If you have seen the Menhuen competition master classes, A boy plays the Carmen Fantasies and actually, Vengerov tells the prodigy to relax. It's just my opinion and im not a violinist (oboist and pianist) so yea ;-)
Newsharp Hilary Hahn’s Sibelius is better than Ray’s.
I love Hillary Hahn! There is something very special in her playing. I played 4th horn in that concerto in 1959. Carolla Glen was the soloist. I have loved that concerto ever sense and Hahn makes it sing as never before.
Please never take this down.
I love this concerto! It is always an incredible joy to perform it... Well done Hillary! 🎻🎉🎶
What is this? Since Heifetz this is the single most beautiful rendering of this piece. She is playing very much in the style of Heifetz: glittering ice on top of a very hot volcano. Flawless technique combined with blazing passion. Made me cry... such beauty...
Absolutely agree. Mrs Heifetz.
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"glittering ice on top of a very hot volcano"... That is such an accurate description of Heifetz's playing
Heifetz died in 1987 how would he have ever heard this performance
Bruch is so generally underrated but, if that was his legacy, he would stand with the best
Absolutely glorious performance and to God be the glory.
Just wow!!! This performance is outstanding! No words! 😮
She is definitely out of this world, but the conductor and the orchestra contribute to this exceptional performance. I can feel the exitement!
I like the way she moves. There is passion in it. Her face may be stony with focus. There's passion there though. The darting eyes, the glances at the other musos, the millisecond smile when she nails a difficult spot ... yes, passion ... lots of it. I see a wild Romanian gypsy when she plays Bach's Gigue.
For Hilary, there are no difficult spots in the Bruch. Those smiles are communication with the conductor.
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Quarantine bought me here and that’s a good thing 😊😉
This should come with a health warning! I kept forgetting to breathe during the adagio. Just beautiful ❤
Wasn't a real fan of hers, until I heard this performance. So much more life in her playing than I remember. Perhaps I need to re-listen to her other performances.
I think so!
G Stapleton her style changes with age Have you heard her Chostakovitch concerto ?
Perhaps becoming a mother has added something to her playing- it certainly hasn't detracted from it!
i totally agree. she has become a lot better: when she was young it was mainly technique and style, now it is soul and technique. i still prefer batiashvili and janssen of todays violinists, but this is quite performance i have to admit!
I'm sure she'll be glad to know that you're now a "real fan" - her life was probably incomplete until she knew it. Wow - thank you for completing her.