Itzhak Perlman : violin concerto

Itzhak Perlman: Brahms - Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 77 Allegro Films 92.2K subscribers Subscribe 26K Share Download 2,340,196 views Feb 16, 2017 Live recording from 1978 Lawrence Foster - conductor Itzhak Perlman - violin The Philarmonia Orchestra of London Johannes Brahms - Concerto in D, Opus 77 1:17 1st movement - Allegro non troppo (D major) 25:26 2nd movement - Adagio (F major) 35:25 3rd movement - Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo vivace – Poco più presto (D major) A Christopher Nupen Film Key moments View all Music SONG Johannes Brahms - Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 77 ARTIST Itzhak Perlman LICENSES Get YouTube Premium Music Allegro Films 92.2K subscribers Videos About 7:37 Evgeny Kissin: Paganini/Liszt - Etude No. 3 "La Campanella" by Allegro Films Suggested by nikitaventures music rongmaw lin Add a comment... @dannyboy2267 @dannyboy2267 3 years ago (edited) All phrases of the Brahms Violin Concerto I. Allegro non troppo (D major) 1:18 - Opening of Concerto 3:38 - build up for solo entrance 4:00 - the epic entrance 6:46 6:56 - powerful part 8:18 - bright and lovely part 9:59 - most epic part 10:27 - octaves 11:48 - mysterious part 12:57 - explosive part 13:30 - panicky part 13:55 - chaotic part 15:14 - same melody as 6:57 but lower notes 16:44 - similar to 8:18 but lower notes 18:30 - similar melody to 9:59 but a little bit different 19:43 - cadenza start 24:24 - ending part of 1st mvmt II. Adagio (F major) 25:25 - the beginning 25:34 - oboe solo 27:47 - violin solo start 28:37 - soft ending of phrase 29:04 - happier part :) 29:22 - something changes 29:36 - build up for something crazy! 29:43 - tragic part 30:24 - empty and wavy part 31:33 - melody between Violin and Oboe 32:32 - hopeful part 33:37 - ending phrase III. Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo vivace – Poco più presto (D major) 35:25 - purely happy beginning 36:12 - skip-pie part 36:41 - massive octaves 37:03 - screaming part 37:29 - main theme return 37:50 38:08 - calming part 38:43 - powerful ending of phrase 39:10 - similar to 36:31 but different notes 39:33 - similar to 37:03 but different notes 40:27 - most intensive part 40:48 - hopeful part 42:09 - bouncy part 42:51 - triumphant part 43:25 - dominant ending 43:32 - Applause Thank you all for the nice comments! 1.3K Reply 60 replies @luden6794 @luden6794 3 years ago DannyBoy very good ! 22 Reply @arinaa195 @arinaa195 3 years ago Thank you! 12 Reply @margaritam.9118 @margaritam.9118 3 years ago Hehehe thank you :D 7 Reply @oldronald6560 @oldronald6560 3 years ago DannyBoy I love data! I listened to this almost every night in my biochem lab in grad school. This concerto and the 5 Mozart violin concertos were soothing solace to my soul. 18 Reply @tesscrelli783 @tesscrelli783 3 years ago You're at 158 likes! Guess you have to do the 2nd mvt now! :) 18 Reply @lukeventers4755 @lukeventers4755 3 years ago Waiting for the Second movement.. 8 Reply @Saigenji_guitar @Saigenji_guitar 3 years ago hahaha!!thank you! 4 Reply @ariellove6020 @ariellove6020 3 years ago love you 7 Reply @yongxugan9928 @yongxugan9928 3 years ago DannyBoy 19:43 cadenza part 7 Reply @dannyboy2267 @dannyboy2267 3 years ago @yongxugan9928 Shit! Thanks for telling me! I fixed it. 😁 8 Reply @thengyiming6240 @thengyiming6240 3 years ago Already reached 200 likes. 5 Reply @PS-kd1if @PS-kd1if 3 years ago Haha, your evident joy of this music is well taken and shared. 😊 8 Reply @user-he1xq5rt4v @user-he1xq5rt4v 3 years ago Woah! Thanks for adding the 2nd and 3rd movements! 8 Reply @auroramorrison1431 @auroramorrison1431 3 years ago Thank you so much 😆! 5 Reply @henrywhite8944 @henrywhite8944 3 years ago Pearlman seems to be the happiest violinist on the planet. 9 Reply @idecantwellbarnes6707 @idecantwellbarnes6707 3 years ago Thank you very much. I’d like to get on line for Mahler Resurrection Symph Movement 5 analysis please. Cheers. 6 Reply @kelsonmartins1687 @kelsonmartins1687 3 years ago Thanks brother. I agree strongly with you on first movement. 1 Reply @sheeb2855 @sheeb2855 3 years ago I believe 2nd movement is in D minor, not F major. The rest is great tho! Reply @aasserelzoghby6781 @aasserelzoghby6781 3 years ago Thanks bro 2 Reply @sheeb2855 @sheeb2855 3 years ago Tomer Rothschild o ok thx 1 Reply @raymondtogtman1047 @raymondtogtman1047 3 years ago (edited) Do it on Saint Saens' Rondo & Capriccioso 1 Reply @dannyboy2267 @dannyboy2267 3 years ago @raymondtogtman1047 Which rendition? 1 Reply @raymondtogtman1047 @raymondtogtman1047 3 years ago (edited) @dannyboy2267 Itzhak Perlman's: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnsPnyiLdrw Reply @dannyboy2267 @dannyboy2267 3 years ago @raymondtogtman1047 Sure, my guess is that it'll be done in a month or so :) 2 Reply @dennispearson9287 @dennispearson9287 2 years ago I Must Say This is The Greatest Analysis of Any Composition I Have Ever Seen On Utube !!!....Now My Dear Danny Boy , I NOW OFFICIALLY COMMISSION YOU TO POST AND ANALYZE ALL 500 Vivaldi CONCERTOS !!!!!!!........ENJOY 😉 😉 !!! 4 Reply @dannyboy2267 @dannyboy2267 2 years ago @dennispearson9287 Maybe a few 😅 3 Reply @dennispearson9287 @dennispearson9287 2 years ago @dannyboy2267 DEAL !!!... 2 Reply @pinkhyacinth1086 @pinkhyacinth1086 2 years ago almost at 500 :) 2 Reply @amber40494 @amber40494 2 years ago Cute! Try sibling violin concerto Reply @amber40494 @amber40494 2 years ago Sorry I meant Sibelius 1 Reply @totalcinemania @totalcinemania 2 years ago Thank you! 1 Reply @sak_1017 @sak_1017 2 years ago Thank you Reply @annieschaufe6169 @annieschaufe6169 2 years ago Thank you so much! I'm playing this peice too and your analysis is very useful! 😁 2 Reply @mrwittyone @mrwittyone 2 years ago The part at the end of Adagio (F Major) starting at about 31:17 31:33 - melody between Violin and Oboe 32:32 - hopeful part and then that 33:37 - ending phrase is just beautiful. Reply @oscargomezgonzalez8373 @oscargomezgonzalez8373 2 years ago @dannyboy2267 To me, the phrase stared at 7:19 is the most¡¡¡ and 7:20 -7:23 is the most beautiful molecule of the concert. Have a nice day¡¡¡ Reply @lenslemonbenzem6907 @lenslemonbenzem6907 2 years ago i send you a lot of thanx 1 Reply @kyok3753 @kyok3753 2 years ago 最高！ Reply @JustMe-yu6uu @JustMe-yu6uu 2 years ago I think you mean 35:25 - I'm finished. Reply @jean-jacqueshappel3967 @jean-jacqueshappel3967 2 years ago Brahms himself might have appreciated your analysis. 2 Reply @jean-jacqueshappel3967 @jean-jacqueshappel3967 2 years ago Perhaps you should also try one of Brahms' piano concertos. Reply @katiesethna @katiesethna 2 years ago Sincere thanks! 1 Reply @adrianalanger1508 @adrianalanger1508 1 year ago Thank you !! Reply @bougazapvp8274 @bougazapvp8274 1 year ago Thanks Reply @mariaaltairmpereira1580 @mariaaltairmpereira1580 1 year ago Danny. Boy Parabéns !Excelente Adorei🌺🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍 1 Reply @karunashankardeb3085 @karunashankardeb3085 1 year ago VB Reply @priyadarshiniprasad5747 @priyadarshiniprasad5747 1 year ago This is such an amazing analysis. Sincere thanks for this. By the way, are you studying music? Just curious is all. Thank you once again 🎉🎊🎻🙌 1 Reply @anjanchoudhury4679 @anjanchoudhury4679 1 year ago P Reply @tshkrel @tshkrel 1 year ago This is cracking me up 🤣 Reply @rosannabattaini3550 @rosannabattaini3550 1 year ago 8 Reply @joseleaci2802 @joseleaci2802 1 year ago you genius! Reply @luisguilleron7257 @luisguilleron7257 1 year ago Muchas Gracias amigo. 1 Reply @caryn9953 @caryn9953 1 year ago Ok, I know this comment is a couple years old at this point, but I love your descriptions of the parts 😊 this concerto is absolutely amazing 2 Reply @blankstares4355 @blankstares4355 1 year ago Ya done good, Kid. Reply @lanaaa9435 @lanaaa9435 1 year ago Love this Reply @chenchen8065 @chenchen8065 9 months ago 謝謝您❤ Reply @neilwalsh1213 @neilwalsh1213 9 months ago Screaming part : ) Reply @idecantwellbarnes6707 @idecantwellbarnes6707 5 months ago Thank you very much for your great work. Reply @marcelapizarro2260 @marcelapizarro2260 1 month ago ❤❤❤ Reply @limoreperetzwoloshin8860 @limoreperetzwoloshin8860 2 years ago This is the best performence of this piece of music I ever heard! How do you make the violin sound so delicate yet so exciting? I am not a professional musician but I know how difficult it is to play legato. Your playing is subtle yet strong without ever screaming the top notes. Bravo Mr. Pearlman. You are not a pearl, you are a music diamond 92 Reply 1 reply @averoc @averoc 3 years ago It's amazing how Perlman plays everything with closed eyes. Every note, every key,every arrangement are into his head. 109 Reply 5 replies @zairaalonso7958 @zairaalonso7958 10 months ago Obrigada a Brahms por nós ter deixado está jóia de composição e a Perlman pela maravilhosa interpretação 6 Reply @user-ev4ut6ng8p @user-ev4ut6ng8p 1 year ago Это божественное звучание!Все страсти,чувства души человеческой:страдания и покой,взлом и торжество!Исхак Перельман -скрипач от Бога!Его скрипка-Душа! 19 Reply @amymack1954 @amymack1954 2 years ago Hearing a piece by my favorite composer played so beautifully by a violinist of the caliber of Perlman - I can't ask for anything better than that! 80 Reply 1 reply @spicydaddy2526 @spicydaddy2526 1 year ago Itzhak Perlman lives up to all the hype. What a legend. Incredible piece of music, performed beautifully by this entire ensemble. Brilliant. 36 Reply @picksalot1 @picksalot1 4 years ago Magnificent performance, and that particular violin responds to his playing in a way unmatched by others. 55 Reply @jazzsalsadrummer9113 @jazzsalsadrummer9113 2 years ago Of all the music I love, this is, indisputably, my favorite piece of music. I think this is the most beautiful violin concerto ever written, and here (accompanied by the great London Philharmonic orchestra) it is performed by perhaps the greatest violinist alive today. Bravo! 32 Reply @user-uf7vt7ev2f @user-uf7vt7ev2f 1 year ago Какое Божественное исполнение!!!Душа переворачивается!!! 16 Reply @assindiastignani @assindiastignani 3 years ago Perlman has been around for so long, we sometimes take him for granted, I do anyhow. But then when I listen to these old concerts of his as a very young man, I'm once again left speechless. My God was he unbelievable in his prime. 314 Reply 37 replies @quaver1239 @quaver1239 4 years ago This glorious concerto of Brahms played by beloved Itzhak Perlman brings unexpected tears to these old eyes. Thank you for this wonderful upload. 247 Reply 4 replies @idecantwellbarnes6707 @idecantwellbarnes6707 3 years ago Maestro Perlman’s visible wonder at the music he is playing evokes formidable emotions. Thank you to Maestro Perlman, the conductor and to the orchestra and to You Tube for affording me the honor of being able to see and hear this performance. 139 Reply 1 reply @allazili9473 @allazili9473 3 years ago Ицхак Перлман - потрясает своим исполнением скрипача! Гениально - Гениальную Музыку.... Здоровья и сил ! 8 Reply @ezequielstepanenko3229 @ezequielstepanenko3229 3 years ago What an outstanding piece, and a glorious performance. I love this concerto so much. Thanks for sharing 34 Reply @ryujin8842 @ryujin8842 3 years ago After all these years, this is still amazing! 23 Reply 1 reply @Vegathlete @Vegathlete 3 years ago (edited) Without a doubt, one of the finest examples of this intense emotional masterpiece evoked here, spanning sweet tenderness to an omnipotent boldness, enabling every nuance and expression reach their highest heights. 48 Reply @grapplefanmel @grapplefanmel 3 years ago Absolutely gorgeous rendition of the Brahms, I adore this man! 35 Reply @tomjones2348 @tomjones2348 11 months ago It is such a pleasure to be alive, and to have experienced this level of musicianship and artistry. I was actually privileged to hear Lawrence Foster conduct the Houston symphony, Sibelius violin concerto, with Perlman as soloist 1977. It was a two night, sold out event...I went both nights. First night I was 5th row center, second night I went to the balcony to hear the difference. It was a stunning performance....simul-cast by KLEF radio....which I recorded...and still own. The difference between Perlman and the last couple generations of violinists is, he approaches the audience with the attitude, "I want to tell you a beautiful story, which I love". The others are "Watch how fast I can play, watch me stray from the score because you don't realize I'm just on an ego trip". Perlman is class....A-Z. 6 Reply @nickcurtis9452 @nickcurtis9452 2 years ago To me, the third movement is simply otherworldly. Probably my favorite piece of music ever. 22 Reply @MichailM9 @MichailM9 2 weeks ago Потрясающе!!!! 5 Reply @rosernabona9364 @rosernabona9364 2 weeks ago Wonderful , what a talent ❤ 2 Reply @pianolessonsboulder1894 @pianolessonsboulder1894 2 years ago (edited) Thank you for uploading this collaboration of some of the finest musicians in the world to bring us Brahms' Violin Concerto which he wrote for the beloved friend of his youth, the violinist Josef Joachim. And I lie on my couch and let this sublime musicwash over me and fill my soul with Brahms' magnificence. 12 Reply @markxl @markxl 3 years ago I remember a remark by Perlman... "It's easy for pianists to interpret music, as a violinist you are just desperately hoping to get to the end of the piece without sounding terrible". 476 Reply 42 replies @fatimanascimento8142 @fatimanascimento8142 1 year ago Parabéns ! Como é maravilhoso ouvir bela música, e com o som dos instrumentos, através de grande instrumentistas e grande REGENTE !!! 11 Reply @lesliesepssy9222 @lesliesepssy9222 1 year ago What a memory box our friend here must have, no musical notations are neccessery, it goes on from the opening notes to the end. True artisanship! God bless each and every one if you! 8 Reply @brucetonkin9032 @brucetonkin9032 2 years ago (edited) This violin has amazing sound and the violinist gave an outstanding performance. Thank you 23 Reply @catherinejones9396 @catherinejones9396 5 months ago Thank you for this lusciously rich performance of the wonderful Brahms. Perlman has always been entertaining and his enharmonics (as well as everything else) fabulous. The orchestra here was terrific too. Thank you. 6 Reply @Cubasenet33 @Cubasenet33 6 years ago Go to 8:11 and you'll feel in heaven. I find no words to express the mastery of this big master to convey musical beauty from the arch. And he does it in an apparently natural, effortless way... almost too much! 170 Reply 2 replies @user-bn7su4hp3x @user-bn7su4hp3x 4 years ago (edited) Itzhak Perlman is such a warm hearted person, a nice decent human being aside from being a great musician. I respect and adore him. 378 Reply 14 replies @alecwilliams7111 @alecwilliams7111 4 months ago What a wonderful performance! It's a pleasure to both hear and see Perlman perform. He looks like a man who quite genuinely enjoys what he does for a living. No small thing that. His playing is that of a great master. 8 Reply 1 reply @lesliesepssy9222 @lesliesepssy9222 3 years ago The cinsrant variable of typical Brahms is astonishing, miles apart from Beethowen, who is very harmonic and symetrical, but Brahms, someone else again! These composers are a delight to our souls, that for sure! Enjoy!! excelent interpretation on the violin! Well done indeed! 18 Reply @nitelite4340 @nitelite4340 3 years ago people dont apreciate how much of a virtuoso he was. he practiced three hours a day when almost every other violinist practiced 5 or more and he was still one if not the best violinist of his era 37 Reply 8 replies @marilacastrovillarroel2695 @marilacastrovillarroel2695 4 years ago Felicitación al violinista Itzhak Perlman por su hermosa interpretación de concierto de violín de Brahms muy lindo llena el alma 🇨🇱😍🙏🏻 13 Reply 1 reply @MaxwellsDemon9 @MaxwellsDemon9 4 years ago I've said it before and I will always say it, I believe Itzhak is the greatest executive musician of all time (that we can hear). 25 Reply @cleonicosta8772 @cleonicosta8772 2 weeks ago Lindo, lindo maravilhoso. Um dos meus concerto favorito ❤ 4 Reply 1 reply @carlossalazarramirez2462 @carlossalazarramirez2462 7 months ago (edited) Un monstruo de la interpretación que crea en cada nota en dúo con Mendelson en este caso. No solo es un músico puro, es un médium con lo infinito! 7 Reply @shauncutts7387 @shauncutts7387 2 years ago The reason Itzhak Perlman always looks so happy in these videos: he loves violin music, and he gets to listen to (one of?) the world's best violinist(s) play it literally right next to his ear. 26 Reply 3 replies @williamstadel6113 @williamstadel6113 4 years ago Listening to this reminds me of just how great a musician and violinist mr. Perlman is I have forgotten just how great he is with his warmth of sound in personality he gives a unique and loving interpretation to this great concerto 55 Reply 1 reply @mr-wx3lv @mr-wx3lv 2 years ago I have this piece recorded by the same soloist but with the Chicago orchestra. There are many great violin concertos, and this surely is one of them. For me Brahms was a difficult composer to get into, but you realise how skilled at vast classical structures he was. And the violin concerto is a good example of that. Thanks for this upload... 5 Reply @sharadanayak @sharadanayak 3 years ago Unforgettable. The unbelievable violin performance stays in the mind for long. Thi is Perlman at his best. 4 Reply @raeffm @raeffm 2 years ago This is so beautiful! I can't get enough listening to this amazing piece. 7 Reply @andymilstenmusic8520 @andymilstenmusic8520 2 years ago From 19:20 through the end of the first movement I can’t hold back the tears...Truly out of this world!! 17 Reply @timshort9692 @timshort9692 2 years ago Absolutely brilliant. I could listen to and watch him play all day. What a treasure. 16 Reply @paulwl3159 @paulwl3159 2 weeks ago What an extraordinarily beautiful work. I especially like the ethereal expression towards the end of the first movement, a little like the Beethoven concerto but with more impassioned romanticism. Reply @fingerhorn4 @fingerhorn4 3 years ago (edited) Even now, still amongst the greatest performances of this piece. Such an unconventional style, vibrato, left hand position, nowadays probably banned from all academies and conservatoires, by my goodness it worked for Perlman. Such rhythm, such dynamic playing and such a sweet sound on those top notes. When you think about it, every bit of his technique is unconventional. Quite a tight grip, low in the left hand "V". Huge thumb all over the place. Extraordinary reach to high positions without needing to get the whole hand up there. A very individual vibrato which sounds fabulous, etc, etc. 29 Reply 14 replies @moggielover1 @moggielover1 4 years ago My favorite piece of classical music. Saw Perlman perform it twice and Issac Stern once. Too die for. 15 Reply 1 reply @goldenautumn3073 @goldenautumn3073 1 year ago (edited) I think you'd have to be dead not to appreciate Itzhak Perlman's genius and talent - a remarkable gift - & obviously one he loves and worked hard to attain. Thank God such beauty is now very accessible to us due to technology - and may He richly bless and keep Itzhak playing for years to come. 16 Reply 1 reply @johntoomey2743 @johntoomey2743 2 years ago The comment by Korean Jeong YunGal below says it all! Itzhak is not only a great violinist, but also a warm-hearted and deep man who understands and loves all the world. No wonder we can't help but get a little teary-eyed (especially we seniors) with his sharing of the ethereal fruits of all his decades of hard training and practice and dedication, with blood, sweat and tears, to perfect his art and pour it out in love and compassion over us all. A great master of the violin and of the heart and human mind. We need more loving and responsible humans like him on this earth! 7 Reply 1 reply @thetruth495 @thetruth495 2 years ago A masterpiece by a genius and interpreted by another genius. 12 Reply @jamesstuartbrice420 @jamesstuartbrice420 3 years ago magnificent one of my favorite Brahms compositions, definitely wonderful! 30 Reply @aidaparra948 @aidaparra948 1 month ago Precioso Brahms, majestuoso el Maestro Perlman 😊 2 Reply @ChrisBrengel @ChrisBrengel 2 years ago The guy is incredible! It's hard to believe that a person can play so well next major point 4 Reply @manuelcamarena3650 @manuelcamarena3650 2 years ago Uno de los mejores violinistas y de los mejores conciertos para violín. 2 Reply @aurelianojosemonteiro1398 @aurelianojosemonteiro1398 2 years ago Gratidão amigos e amigas musicistas!! Parabéns pelo belissimo trabalho! 3 Reply @frLiamofm @frLiamofm 3 years ago Thank you for sharing this heavenly performance. 22 Reply @voraciousreader3341 @voraciousreader3341 1 year ago Such gorgeous sound, brilliant phrasing, lightning speed.....so effortlessly rolling through difficulty like a hot knife through butter, a little smile at the corners of his mouth: genius! 1 Reply @lucyndarose8399 @lucyndarose8399 1 year ago Amazing talent both violinist and composer 3 Reply @josevaladez @josevaladez 11 months ago Thanks for sharing this jewel ! Maestro Perlman is out of this world ! 1 Reply @mariainesandradealcantara9979 @mariainesandradealcantara9979 3 years ago Um dos concertos para violino mais lindo da HISTÓRIA da MUSICA! O outro é de BEETHOVEN!!!!!!!!!💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖 1 Reply @barbaraweselakfranch1387 @barbaraweselakfranch1387 2 years ago Ithzak Perlman is genial, my favorite violinist 🎻 ♥️ 12 Reply 1 reply @user-hd8ts7zo2j @user-hd8ts7zo2j 1 year ago Благодаря чудесному исполнению я открыла для себя композитора Брамса.Спаибо!!!! 2 Reply @eileensickel @eileensickel 2 years ago His music speaks to my soul!❤ 2 Reply @moggielover1 @moggielover1 3 years ago This music is fabulous and he is wonderful. I saw him perform this 3 time and Issac Stern once, heaven. 24 Reply @osvaldofranciscoraffa3658 @osvaldofranciscoraffa3658 3 years ago Un bálsamo para el espíritu, una maravilla! 16 Reply @laugonzalez9938 @laugonzalez9938 2 months ago (edited) Brahms, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky interpretados por Perlman han quedado para ser resguardados como patrimonio cultural de la humanidad, gracias a quien subió este magnífico concierto! 1 Reply @shmueldrogazki2934 @shmueldrogazki2934 2 years ago Itzhak Perelman plays the violin with heart and soul it is love of music ! 17 Reply @mrthompson878 @mrthompson878 2 years ago (edited) Great piece. Great conductor. Great soloist. Awesome 3 Reply @edmondtessier5120 @edmondtessier5120 3 years ago Une interprétation hors du commun, brillante et sensible. Merci du Ted. 13 Reply @gabrielecarter5460 @gabrielecarter5460 1 year ago Wow I’m so speechless, what an outstanding performance ♥️♥️♥️🌹💐👏🥰 2 Reply @giannereisgonzoferreira6454 @giannereisgonzoferreira6454 3 years ago MARAVILHOSO! 7 Reply @oxana6055 @oxana6055 5 months ago Изумительное исполнение! Отличный скрипач 👍👍👍👍! 2 Reply @user-jp2ns8sn1d @user-jp2ns8sn1d 3 years ago Супер! МАЭСТРО Перельман! И ученик ваш Д.Гарретт достоин своего учителя!!!! 17 Reply 1 reply @cesargarridoleiton2969 @cesargarridoleiton2969 1 year ago Magnífico. No hay palabras. De las mejores versiones. 1 Reply @romanoziebaa @romanoziebaa 2 years ago Genialna kompozycja, genialny wykonawca. Reply @joseeduardocruz1272 @joseeduardocruz1272 4 months ago (edited) El maestro Perlman, tiene una sensibilidad y un talento extraordinarios. Merece todo mi respeto y admiración. 1 Reply @thomasmarley9542 @thomasmarley9542 3 years ago This is by far my favourite concerto 9 Reply 1 reply @marcosbarrozo3304 @marcosbarrozo3304 4 months ago Brilhante! Reply @albertocornejo799 @albertocornejo799 2 years ago Excelente, Brahms es de mis favoritos. 10 Reply @gsuwvsv2921 @gsuwvsv2921 1 year ago My most favorite relaxing violin music , such emotion and love throughout the songs.I long to hear it again and again. I never tire to hear this music because it is anointed thanks so much it is really lovely 🌹 1 Reply @philipthebiolaprof @philipthebiolaprof 2 years ago I've always thought that the section following the first movement cadenza is the most sublime section in the entire concerto. 6 Reply @stargeiger7654 @stargeiger7654 2 months ago Безгранично благодарна маэстро за удивительной красоты исполнение! Reply @samuellee105 @samuellee105 3 years ago What a wonderful performance!! Extreme of beutifullness and depth. 9 Reply @alicecouto4510 @alicecouto4510 11 months ago Maravilhosa apresentação! 1 Reply @veramariamendesmedeiros8250 @veramariamendesmedeiros8250 2 years ago Ele é mágico! Profundidade de toque. Grande alma! Março de 2021 6 Reply 1 reply @orecalle @orecalle 1 year ago Absolutamente impresionante la interpretación de un joven Perlman allá por el año 1978. 1 Reply @odaalarteporeldr.pedrosanc7966 @odaalarteporeldr.pedrosanc7966 1 year ago Perlman, Oisztrach, Menuhin are the giants violinists of our time; they are genious interpeters. 2 Reply @luifesall @luifesall 3 years ago ¡Absolutamente hermoso! 7 Reply @marianitanunez2549 @marianitanunez2549 1 year ago Gracias por poner esta maravilla al alcance de todos 🙂 1 Reply @felicefortunata113 @felicefortunata113 2 years ago Лучший исполнитель этого концерта !!! Decisamente il migliore! Pura arte ❤ 4 Reply @user-ev4ut6ng8p @user-ev4ut6ng8p 1 year ago Благодарю за прекрасный фильм!Победа Духа! 4 Reply 1 reply @aqwecrtyruiolpas8940 @aqwecrtyruiolpas8940 9 months ago still my favourite performance! Reply @susancollins1774 @susancollins1774 3 days ago MAGNIFICENT. Thoughtfully and masterfully played. Clean, clear, crisp, yet tender, -poignant. Reply @raeffm @raeffm 2 months ago Nothing can top this performance. The timing is just perfection. 2 Reply 1 reply @winifredtrout1 @winifredtrout1 3 years ago He is a musician....so magical.....the sound from that little instrument!!!! 3 Reply @luigilorenzini8860 @luigilorenzini8860 8 months ago Questo violino mi fa venire le lacrime agli occhi. Musica eccelsa 4 Reply @HelenaWilliams8696 @HelenaWilliams8696 5 years ago Just MAGNIFICENT! Brahms - Violin Concerto is a unique composition with the lucid definition of sublime music and style. It is interacting, passionate and overwhelmingly beautiful. I. Perlman plays an elaborate interpretation with hypnotic force. Once the Concerto stars one has to listen to the very end. MASTERFUL ORCHESTRA, CONDUCTOR & SOLOIST! 49 Reply @user-yc7qi4mx2q @user-yc7qi4mx2q 1 year ago Боже, как прекрасно!!! 1 Reply @susantonoyan9478 @susantonoyan9478 1 year ago Великолепное исполнение 1 Reply @TheMomeni @TheMomeni 9 months ago Bravo 👏 thanks for sharing, giving, one of the most spectacular works of art 💖🎭 Reply @InterlochenFan @InterlochenFan 3 years ago Wonderful, the cadenza was awesome! 8 Reply @sharonanthony4815 @sharonanthony4815 2 years ago A truly magnificent performance!!!! 2 Reply @irajhekmati102 @irajhekmati102 2 years ago (edited) Very beautiful violin concerto this man is the best violin player. He put everything he has unto his play. The conductor is an excellent very serious conductor he makes a wonderful job with this concerto. A marvelous violin playing. 4 Reply @asloii_1749 @asloii_1749 2 years ago Best violin concerto ever written 5 Reply @user-sz4dc1qv2v @user-sz4dc1qv2v 11 months ago Волшебная скрипка в руках настоящего Волшебника- скрипача! Браво! 1 Reply @maelughran6981 @maelughran6981 1 year ago Perlman is unrivalled. Itzhak manages to tease out every ounce of emotion from this epic piece. The master of interpretation. Johannes would have been impressed. 2 Reply @oliviayolanda6015 @oliviayolanda6015 3 years ago estraordinario violinista es un dotado de la mano de Dios mil bendiciones para el y el resto de la orquesta tocan maravillosas melodías gracias mil y felicidades magnifico concierto 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🇲🇽 2 Reply @tsotnikova8223 @tsotnikova8223 2 years ago Благодарю. Прекрасное исполнение! Reply @francanino4190 @francanino4190 3 years ago One of my favorites! Wonderful! 9 Reply @lucia_netri @lucia_netri 1 year ago so smooth and calming. Masterpiece. Really enjoyed it a lot Reply @marciliooliveira331 @marciliooliveira331 1 year ago Gênio do violino Reply @mariaaltairmpereira1580 @mariaaltairmpereira1580 1 year ago Magnífica performance de Pearlman Grande regência Reply @Eden_Rubin_Music @Eden_Rubin_Music 2 years ago 16:48, If anyone thinks this melody, and this particular appereance of it in the piece(the third in all the 1st mov.) is maybe one of the most beatiful, emotional, lovely and exciting melodies of all times, and the best modulation, Thumbs Up!!!!!! 10 Reply 1 reply @AdolfoRufatt @AdolfoRufatt 3 years ago He is gone. He goes into the music, body and soul. His glassy eyes, his facial expressions, every inch of his body is into the music. This is a best example of “Natural High”…. 55 Reply 5 replies @dennispearson9287 @dennispearson9287 3 years ago (edited) MAGNIFICENT PERFORMANCE BY THE MASTER IN HIS GLORIOUS PRIME !! For years I have regarded Perlmans Performance with Barenboim And The Berlin Philharmonic as his Greatest Effort Pertaining to this piece, until I Recently Discovered this Vedeo, which Captures Perlman in his Prime at The Height of his Powers !! I was AMAZED at the Quality of the Sound of this Vintage Vedeo Considering its Age !! IS IT JUST ME, BUT DOESN'T THE YOUTHFUL PEARLMAN , RESEMBLE FRANZ SCHUBERT !!?, ( MAYBE ON STEROIDS !!? )..... Just A Passing Thought !!.. 17 Reply 2 replies @jamesmozak4040 @jamesmozak4040 2 years ago The best of the very best!!!! Perlman is a real gem, a real pearl !!!!!! 3 Reply @musicfirst5020 @musicfirst5020 10 months ago Simply jaw-dropping. Perlman in his prime was a force of nature. Reply @priyadarshiniprasad5747 @priyadarshiniprasad5747 1 year ago This is one of the most beautiful pieces of music that I have come across. I wish the world came together like this instead of the madness that we otherwise see around us. God bless everyone. 🎊🎉🎻🌹💕 1 Reply @BenjiOrthopedic @BenjiOrthopedic 1 year ago (edited) Brahms Violin Concerto: Mvt 1: One big chamber music festival with everybody in the orchestra involved significantly. The introduction is Brahms at his most sublime. Oh, the angst, the struggling, the despair that comes after the ferocious "con fuoco" entrance of the violin and goes on for pages at a time... The second theme just makes you want to cry if the violinist plays it really well. Mvt 1 Cadenza: The soloist has to choose one that suits them, or write one. Always good when we hear the Kreisler cadenza, arguably the best one ever written, versus the over-played one by Joachim. More people should play the one by Milstein, it's also really good. Heifetz's only worked for one person: himself, so don't play that one either unless you really have some balls. Mvt 2: Traditional "slow middle movement with an amorous melody" - a sort of love song. Sort of lacking in Brahmsian profundity in the violin but still nice, especially if played well and with all the smaller nuances written in the score. Principal Oboe player spotlight. Barber liked it so much that he did the same thing 70 years later in his own Violin Concerto with a really heartwrenching middle movement. Mvt. 3: Like the Mendelssohn Concerto before it, now we are going to enjoy life!! Throw all caution to the wind and have a rip-roaring good time. The joyful exuberance of the opening is borne out in a rather simple melody that Brahms was able to develop into quite a good climax with fingered octaves and arpeggios. After that it plods along a little bit...not the absolute best ending of a concerto but it wraps itself up in a grand sort of fashion. 4 Reply @susanhawkins3890 @susanhawkins3890 5 months ago Every piece by Brahms causes me to weep particularly his Requiem!!! Reply @telmachaca3043 @telmachaca3043 2 years ago Tiene una dulzurs en el alma que la tranmite a su musica Es un genio!! Nacio para deleitarnos y gozar con su interpretacion!,lo admiro 5 Reply @aaronjorgefridman5662 @aaronjorgefridman5662 1 year ago Ver a Perelman duele en el cuerpo pero pone de manifiesto el valor de la voluntad. Oirlo es un viaje a lo sublime 1 Reply @gogotrololo @gogotrololo 9 months ago Makes it look easy... what a legend! Reply @ellaekaterina7414 @ellaekaterina7414 10 months ago Божественно! 1 Reply @antoniofuiano4669 @antoniofuiano4669 1 year ago Non ci sono parole per questo grande violinista esecuzione perfetta anche l’orchestra in piena sintonia con il solista un godimento l’ascolto bravi tutti. 9 Reply @InnaYurievna @InnaYurievna 1 year ago Спасибо, Ицхак! в какой-то момент игры словно открывается второе дыхание и время и всё, что связано со временем изчезает) 1 Reply @susannunes6196 @susannunes6196 3 years ago He makes such fantastic playing look so easy ....I am grateful he is teaching 3 Reply @onesimocosta @onesimocosta 1 year ago A unica palavra que define esse concerto é PERFEIÇÃO Reply 1 reply @lanagin9475 @lanagin9475 3 years ago Божественно! Несравненно! Восторг! Брависсимо!!!!!!!!!! 3 Reply 1 reply @bedenerexhepaj293 @bedenerexhepaj293 3 years ago Thank you Master Perlman!! So wonderful!!😮 13 Reply 1 reply @musicfirst5020 @musicfirst5020 10 months ago Love the close-ups and the sound! Reply @neusarainere362 @neusarainere362 1 year ago Maravilha, divino! Reply @bigol7169 @bigol7169 11 months ago If Heifetz plays like fire, then Perlman plays like honey ❤️ 7 Reply @deborahold7531 @deborahold7531 7 months ago Absolutely Gorgeous, especially the last movement Reply @guillermovillanueva5150 @guillermovillanueva5150 1 year ago Una versión extraordinaria del concierto Reply @user-uf7vt7ev2f @user-uf7vt7ev2f 1 year ago Браво,брависсимо!!! Reply @joseavello7042 @joseavello7042 1 year ago Mejor violinista q escucho todos los dias.Es maravilloso.Dios lo bendiga a el y a su familia. 2 Reply @user-uf7vt7ev2f @user-uf7vt7ev2f 11 months ago Браво! Браво!Брависсимо!!! Reply @makingmusicmusicando685 @makingmusicmusicando685 5 years ago This music makes what Brahms is telling us about a better world through music in order to become us into a better human being citizen. He has the skill to raise that goal for everyone. Thanks to Brahms, Perlman, Foster and the POL for making such as great performance with such as subtle accuracy. God bless you. 13 Reply 3 replies @RevMikeBlack @RevMikeBlack 7 months ago I saw Mr. Perlman in recital in the 1980s in Spartanburg SC USA. It was a "community concert series" affair. His performance was excellent and he was without question the most gracious major artist I've ever seen. Instead of presenting himself as the superstar he really was, it was more like an old friend had dropped by your house to have fun making music. By the end of the evening, he had everyone in the palm of his hand. 1 Reply @heloisambhering @heloisambhering 11 months ago Thanks for sharing, just sublime! Reply @benford1208 @benford1208 3 weeks ago Beautiful. Peaceful. Uplifting. Reply @barbaraweselakfranch1387 @barbaraweselakfranch1387 8 months ago Maestro Itzhak Perlman is wonderful violinist 🎻 I love him so much ❤️❤️❤️ 1 Reply 1 reply @nicholasdevizzio2311 @nicholasdevizzio2311 6 years ago This performance has definably gave us a wonderful preview as to what was coming, when Maestro Perlman had come out with a magnificent performance with the New York Philharmonic, along with his ever seemingly witty interview with Martian Bookspan, along with the release of the Brahms with Carlo Maris Guilinni,it will be virtually impossible to even to equal this level of performance, of great clarity and dignity. 17 Reply @carolfitting505 @carolfitting505 2 years ago Just fabulous, very moving & emotional 6 Reply @michaelezekiel3506 @michaelezekiel3506 8 months ago So beautifully played Reply @laurafigueroa4613 @laurafigueroa4613 3 years ago ¡Qué belleza! No hay palabras... 3 Reply @veronicalaurelarza2262 @veronicalaurelarza2262 10 months ago Es sublime,es un descanso en plena naturaleza, en las mágicas tierras Magyares. Escuchar y ver la colosal interpretación del maestro ! de maestros!...es Poesía pura 🎻👌💖🦋 4 Reply 1 reply @PilzkopfZockt @PilzkopfZockt 6 years ago Thanks so much for uploading this stunning performance! 27 Reply @fannycytryn7422 @fannycytryn7422 3 years ago MARAVILHOSO 7 Reply 1 reply @user-mw1zq8ux2k @user-mw1zq8ux2k 1 year ago 优美的旋律，高超的演奏技巧太棒了·，感謝您的分享祝福你 1 Reply @mariahelenahelena6157 @mariahelenahelena6157 1 year ago Linda!!!🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵 2 Reply @davidhayes7596 @davidhayes7596 11 months ago It's would be impossible not to have this committed to memory but who can perform it to begin with? Very few if any ! I love His total command. Mr . Perlman completely consumes this . He is consumed with the music gift that God gave him. 2 Reply @viggo1115 @viggo1115 1 year ago The best performance! BRAVO! BRAVISSIMO! 🎆🎆👏👏💐💐 1 Reply @veramariarodriguesdemattos @veramariarodriguesdemattos 11 months ago extraordinário.... Reply @gabryc.3004 @gabryc.3004 1 year ago Danny Boy Sei stato fantastico!!!! Con le tue descrizioni HO POTUTO SEGUIRE con maggiore concentrazione questo bellissimo concerto. Un grazie soprattutto a chi ha inserito questo video 3 Reply @chita1205 @chita1205 3 years ago I.PERLMAN É UMA PESSOA EXTRAORDINÁRIA 2 Reply @user-kw3xb1gl1d @user-kw3xb1gl1d 1 month ago あまりにもパーフェクトな演奏！ 迫力と優しさと、そして光を放たんばかりの、圧倒的な演奏技術！ イツァークの演奏が大好き。私はヴァイオリニストには明るくないが、この唯一無二の録音を映像と合わせて観ることができるのなら、観ないという選択はない。 これから先、生演奏を聴くことはおそらく叶わないが、もっとたくさん聴きたい！！ Reply @NTKatz @NTKatz 2 years ago הו ברהמס ,והו פרלמן,שניהם גאונים ואדירים ומלטפים את הנשמה-עונג צרוף !!! ,,👋👋👋 1 Reply @MsRosa2006 @MsRosa2006 1 year ago Espetacular washhandswashhandswashhandswashhandswashhandswashhands !!!! Reply @natashak5606 @natashak5606 1 year ago Великолепно!!! Reply @uppityglivestockian @uppityglivestockian 5 years ago Mil gracias por compartir. Un maravillosa talento. 20 Allegro Films Reply @lucia_netri @lucia_netri 1 year ago Every single tone caressed...listening again and again... Reply @stanakzac @stanakzac 4 years ago 6:56 Is so amazing! Along with the rest of the piece of course! 6 Reply @sandiarnp @sandiarnp 2 years ago Sublime. The best of humanity are musicians. 7 Reply 1 reply @musicalenchantment @musicalenchantment 1 year ago The beautiful integrity of sound: presentation of great magnificence! Great joy! 2 Reply @osmarmayoral3996 @osmarmayoral3996 3 years ago There must be a reason why the “three heavyweights” - Tchaikovsky, Brahms & Beethoven Violin Concerti were all written in the key of D. They are all majestic & brilliant ! There are Some that believe the Sibelius in D minor should be included as the fourth heavyweight. However, this last work is written in a minor scale - D minor, relative of F major & is placed in the modern era. But, nevertheless it is also a great musical work. 8 Reply 2 replies @jayb9687 @jayb9687 4 years ago It just boggles the mind how he can play all that from memory. 13 Reply 4 replies @alejandrainfante642 @alejandrainfante642 1 year ago Maravilloso !!!! 1 Reply @lindsaysmith3970 @lindsaysmith3970 3 years ago What an artist, like Oistrakh and Szeryng before him Perlman understands the ebb and flow, the emotional heart of the concerto, unlike so many of the young "virtuosi" who seem to think that technical excellence is enough to satisfy. This is a performance that moves one, it has that tingle down the spine quality so rare nowadays. Bravo maestro, be happy, be safe. 6 Reply 4 replies @reginamizrahi5980 @reginamizrahi5980 1 year ago Excepcional, un regalo para la vida! 3 Reply @ronyadriscoll1803 @ronyadriscoll1803 7 months ago So gorgeous and breathtaking that I sobbed thru this glorious concert. I am so lucky to have heard this. Ronya Reply @nazarenocariaga7578 @nazarenocariaga7578 1 year ago Por siempre genial!!! 2 Reply @alfredogonzalez6903 @alfredogonzalez6903 3 years ago ... Itzhak, un titán !!! ... 💜🍁💚 ... 10 Reply @BGMRelaxingMusicStudio @BGMRelaxingMusicStudio 4 months ago Beautiful and relaxing music... Reply @michelberger5378 @michelberger5378 1 year ago Un pur bonheur, tout simplement magnifique. Reply @marikasipka1892 @marikasipka1892 1 year ago Jemná krása 👌 Reply @chita1205 @chita1205 3 years ago ESTOU A CHORAR DE TANTO GOSTAR 2 Reply @BGMCafeBossaNova @BGMCafeBossaNova 5 months ago Love this video. It's pure inspiration for us, thanks. 💡 Reply @tentrade2 @tentrade2 1 year ago in an interview he said " for a violinst to pass the the age of 40 and not having disaster in life is a "bloody miracle" " referring to two young players died in drug overdose and accident. for Perlman, his marriage and family played an important part in his success 🗽🗽🗽 5 Reply @user-ok2ii9jt3z @user-ok2ii9jt3z 1 year ago Sublime. Beyond words. Reply @TofuTarantula @TofuTarantula 3 months ago My gosh. Yitzhak 45 years ago. 💓And still fiddlin away. Always a delight to watch. (and listen of course). Reply @lenslemonbenzem6907 @lenslemonbenzem6907 2 years ago brahms his sound is very revolutionary and this tune is excessively notorious as three greats of violin concerto 2 Reply @_alexcr @_alexcr 1 year ago the start always gives me goosebumps Reply @Michajeru @Michajeru 1 year ago This is pure greatness. Reply @rafaelgazolahoz5856 @rafaelgazolahoz5856 3 years ago ¡MAGNÍFICO! 17 Reply @VictorOctavian @VictorOctavian 10 months ago (edited) Brahms's latter take on the LvB motif renders it, IMO, even higher than the master's work in this area. If you listen to one violin concerto in your life, make it this one and THIS version! RiP Australian Carl Pini, the orchestra's lead and No 2 violin. [He of the big, grey hair!] Reply @chita1205 @chita1205 3 years ago POUCOS TOCAM ASSIM O PEQUENO GRANDE VIOLINO Reply @marlenemachado9235 @marlenemachado9235 2 years ago Amazing🙏🇧🇷 2 Reply @mackjigger6030 @mackjigger6030 1 year ago From the top of his head and from the depth of his heart 2 Reply @anuskasatrustegui2126 @anuskasatrustegui2126 1 year ago A magnificent performance Reply @mouved1 @mouved1 3 years ago Am I dreaming? This is beautiful! 57 Allegro Films Reply 2 replies @clarabrudno7749 @clarabrudno7749 1 year ago שמעתי אותו תמיד בישראל בקונצרט 'בהיכל התרבות סידרה BRAVO'!! חגיגה לנשמה!! תודה. Reply @acside5313 @acside5313 3 years ago 4:23 Even conductors face is like "Oh my Lord, how someone could be that good?" 55 Reply 5 replies @edmarduarteribeiro7492 @edmarduarteribeiro7492 4 years ago Muito bom Reply @SuperAsalvador @SuperAsalvador 6 years ago (edited) Johannes Brahms - Concerto in D, Opus 77 1:17 1st movement - Allegro non troppo (D major) 25:26 2nd movement - Adagio (F major) 35:25 3rd movement - Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo vivace – Poco più presto (D major) 127 Reply 2 replies @rausky79 @rausky79 1 year ago Al I can say is "WOW"!! Brahms was a genius. 6 Reply @subhamaybhattacharya2518 @subhamaybhattacharya2518 3 years ago Brahms is elegant, sublime, yet tempestuous. He was the perfectionist who blended Bach, Mozart and Beethoven. Yet he is unique and unmatched. It’s not easy to play Brahms. I have a personal record of this piece played by the legendary maestro Heifetz, and it has been my all time favourite. Yet I was absorbed by the sheer depth of Perlman’s ability, he has been able to transport us to the depths of the consciousness. What an amazing and blissful performance! 4 Reply @noodlemaniskorean @noodlemaniskorean 3 years ago (edited) Simple but telling millions of stories in itself by the lovely Meister. 1 Reply @user-uf7vt7ev2f @user-uf7vt7ev2f 1 year ago Браво! Брависсимо! Reply @user-sv6gu5ge7w @user-sv6gu5ge7w 3 years ago Когда я слушаю это, мне уже не кажется, что мир сошел с ума. Спасибо! 6 Reply @CARMENGOMEZGaviotavuelalto @CARMENGOMEZGaviotavuelalto 10 months ago Una autentica maravilla, este Concierto de Brahms para violin y orquesta Op.77, es, por antonomasia, mi favorito, lo escucho con fervor , me meto en la piel del director y conduzco cada nota con pasión. Bendito seas J. Brahms, por dejarnos tan bella composición por los siglos de los siglos. 2 Reply 1 reply @the_platform @the_platform 2 years ago Gosh, just think of it. We just watched a live recording from the 1900’s. So awesome. 2 Reply @mirtahaideesotomayormendez1821 @mirtahaideesotomayormendez1821 2 years ago Sublime, celestial. Glorioso!!! 3 Reply @robertagoldman3993 @robertagoldman3993 2 years ago Magnificent! This is so special....thank you. 4 Reply @flypurplecat4774 @flypurplecat4774 2 years ago Lawrence Foster, the Conductor, was the ‘page turner’ for the TROUT quintet w/ Perlman, Barenboim, etc in late 60’s. Spectacular! 1 Reply @DanielSantos-oq2qh @DanielSantos-oq2qh 1 year ago Maestro Perlman, realy touched the highest!...💥 Reply @bruxacris2006 @bruxacris2006 3 years ago Brahms é único! Singular em cada composição! Adoro ouvi-lo desde meus 10 anos. Tenho 51 anos agora!! Reply @mariacavallini3190 @mariacavallini3190 1 month ago Qué impresionante!!!, éste hombre debe ser la reencarnación de una especie de combinación entre Heifetz, Paganini, Francescatti, y algun otro genio. No se puede tocar así de manera improvisada ni única. Es un tocado por Dios para la felicidad de los que amamos el violín y esta música!! Reply @melendezgarciamauricio8016 @melendezgarciamauricio8016 1 year ago Sin palabras, maravilloso!!! 1 Reply @kpso1323 @kpso1323 3 years ago The gold standard. Bravo! 3 Reply @epiphone8701 @epiphone8701 1 year ago Just outstanding !! Reply @mabelameliagomez7705 @mabelameliagomez7705 1 year ago Que maravilla! 1 Reply @krysiac2058 @krysiac2058 1 year ago Brawo ITZHAK PERLMAN 😇😇😇 1 Reply @betlegall @betlegall 11 months ago Nossa como e lindo amei Reply @hartig4n371 @hartig4n371 10 months ago Che spettacolo grandioso! Grande Perlman, unico al mondo!!! <3 Reply @alainmarchal7345 @alainmarchal7345 5 years ago Sublime Itzhak ! 20 Reply @TheFiddler79 @TheFiddler79 2 years ago Who make dislikes? He's a best violinist of our time. 1 Reply @boyerliliane5466 @boyerliliane5466 2 years ago Magnifique, stupéfiant de virtuosité 1 Reply @Constitution1789 @Constitution1789 2 years ago The conductor is good. Orchestra is good. 👍 1 Reply @paolograndinetti7609 @paolograndinetti7609 1 year ago (edited) MERAVIGLIA Pensare che Brahms diceva di non conoscere bene il violino. Eppure ha composto la più bella musica per violino esistente. Reply @clausrosa8848 @clausrosa8848 8 months ago Brahms nous a écrit un poème musical d'une rare intensité. Itzak nous le rend par la sublimite de son récit et nous découvre la profondeur de notre univers sensoriel. Reply @autodos7104 @autodos7104 4 years ago Thanks for this masterpiece! 14 Reply @barbaraweselakfranch1387 @barbaraweselakfranch1387 2 years ago Itzhak Perlman is wonderful in Brahms,hy is wonderful and amazing together.I love Itzhak Perlman so much ❤️🎻🌹 Reply @mariahelenahelena6157 @mariahelenahelena6157 1 year ago Linda!!!!🎶🎶🎶🎶 2 Reply @suebrown4875 @suebrown4875 1 year ago Beautiful ❤️ it was once said it was written against the violin!! How wrong they were🎇💞🌹 Reply @PETERJOHN101 @PETERJOHN101 1 year ago The quintessential violin concerto, untouchable even by Beethoven. Reply @christophefournier2095 @christophefournier2095 3 years ago So highly talented ! 2 Reply @craigmumm2150 @craigmumm2150 3 years ago In addition to the wonderful violin playing, there is the magnificent oboe solo by Gordon Hunt. 16 Reply 1 reply @barbaraweselakfranch1387 @barbaraweselakfranch1387 2 years ago (edited) I love thys Brahms concert and with my violiniste favorite, best violon 🎻 Ithzak Perlman.... Thank you for Your talent and Your live, thank you for Your emotion and Your Music ❣️ 1 Reply @valentinaelenatipurita6876 @valentinaelenatipurita6876 2 months ago Si dice che la perfezione non si puo raggiungere...ma lui Si!BRAVISSIMO ! Reply @lesliesepssy9222 @lesliesepssy9222 1 year ago If there was a difficult violin concerto, well, this is it! Constant variables, yet, maintaining the harmonic progression throughout the performance! This is Beethoven but on a Higher Level! 2 Reply @dienbien5213 @dienbien5213 5 years ago very good! Brahms is my favourite composer 2 Reply @the_platform @the_platform 2 years ago Isn’t it impressive how seldomly he looks down at his strings while playing. 2 Reply @user-je6hh7fl9u @user-je6hh7fl9u 4 years ago 감동적인 연주입니다 9 Reply @user-iz7xd1dn5v @user-iz7xd1dn5v 7 months ago קו תפר דק בין כל השותפים להנפקה מדהימה עם הזדהות מוחלטת שאי אפשר להיות אדישים למבע פניו של פרלמן שמגלה טפח ממה שעובר עליו !!! גאווה ישראלית במלוא מובן המילה !!! Reply @manuelperalta9480 @manuelperalta9480 1 year ago Muy buen concierto el vilinista exelente pero no sé el nombre de la orquesta ni el del director quisiera que apareciera 1 Reply @user-lb2yc9ft6b @user-lb2yc9ft6b 2 years ago How wonderful performance He has warm heart 1 Reply @byronralda7598 @byronralda7598 1 year ago Excelente interpretación del violín en manos del maestro Itzjak Perlmann Reply 1 reply @aguedarojas7653 @aguedarojas7653 5 years ago Maravilloso el Violinista. Fenomenal Reply @mariluzaparicio7518 @mariluzaparicio7518 1 year ago Qué gran violinista! Me encanta! 2 Reply @olivier8578 @olivier8578 6 years ago quel son ! il est sublime cet homme 1 Reply @valentinvargas8219 @valentinvargas8219 1 month ago Simply,really brilliant compsition,mr perlman one the greatest violinist post war world II,charismatic,fine performer.😮😮😮 Reply @violeta-kristinajanoniene8412 @violeta-kristinajanoniene8412 1 year ago Labai Labai Labai Dėkoju, Už Įpatingą Muziką,--- MAESTRO ITZHAK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....... Reply @richadavah670 @richadavah670 1 year ago Perlman is great on the violin. Reply @5musico8 @5musico8 2 years ago Una meraviglia 👏👏👏 Reply @simonwong2738 @simonwong2738 3 years ago (edited) Classic recording, nobody beats Perlman on Brahms, not even Heifetz and Oistrakh. 12 Reply 3 replies @heidigold238 @heidigold238 1 year ago (edited) Oh the most beautiful Itzhac Perlman ♥️from a fellow violinist that only listens to the greatest. Reply @ninininini7 @ninininini7 1 year ago I feel like an angel flying in heaven with infinity!! Reply @carlaottoboni4351 @carlaottoboni4351 1 year ago Quanto é bello questo concerto Reply @nessundorma44 @nessundorma44 3 years ago Er spielt nicht die Geige, er ist die Geige! Er spielt nicht Musik, er ist Musik! Es ist einfach unglaublich, daß es Menschen wie Itzhak Perlman gibt! ( zum Glück: Es gibt sie!) Reply @denisechicheportiche836 @denisechicheportiche836 4 years ago Un violoniste un talent talent tellement émouvant pour moi merci YouTube bravo ❤️👍🏻 2 Reply 1 reply @peteryeong4871 @peteryeong4871 3 years ago A magic moment .. The Lomdon Phil will just play. They do so every week playing by rote , They can also easily play without a conductor.. But when they in the presence of a true maestro and a top notch conductor, somethimg magic happens. Bravo 13 Reply @user-bm1bc5dz3n @user-bm1bc5dz3n 1 year ago Если у него такое творческое исполнительство выходит наружу, а что же унего в душе!!!? Reply @oferzilberman5049 @oferzilberman5049 3 years ago I was looking for 8:48 because I heared it in a TwoSet video and it sounded heavenly and Itzhak Perlman did it just great 1 Reply @malthus101 @malthus101 1 year ago That was really very excellent, and I though tit was going to be boring! Reply @michelafragala6425 @michelafragala6425 1 year ago Bravo concerto incantevole musica allegra Meravigliosa e bellissima 🎶 🎶 ✨ 🎶 ✨ 🎶🎹🎶🎹🎶🎶🎹🎹🎼🎼🎼📯🎺🎻🎻🎻🎺🎺📯🎷🎷🎸🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎼📯🎺🎻🎻🎻🎻🎺🎶🎶✨🎶👍👍👍👍👍👍 Reply @stephanebelizaire3627 @stephanebelizaire3627 1 month ago Vivat and Cheers for the Great Maestro and Violinist Mr I. Perlman ! 1 Reply @silvinaprioris5207 @silvinaprioris5207 3 years ago I love this interpretation ¡¡¡¡¡ 3 Reply @christinematthews2194 @christinematthews2194 1 year ago Perlman & violin become one. Wonderful. Reply 1 reply @giuliaarrighi4338 @giuliaarrighi4338 1 year ago Che meraviglia! Reply @tentrade2 @tentrade2 1 year ago one more comment : All Masters don't use "shoulder rest" Perlman achieved the " best can be ", a handkerchief and full vibration/resonance of the instrument 🎸 without a rest 💪💪💪👍👍👍🗽🗽🗽 Reply 1 reply @jarrodanderson2124 @jarrodanderson2124 3 years ago Ever asked why the violin is seen as such a commanding instrument? This video and Itzhak's play has answered that. Reply @renatapassoni1379 @renatapassoni1379 3 years ago Magnifico Magnifico violinista. Stupenda musica Reply @guillermosilvetti1932 @guillermosilvetti1932 3 years ago que joya que alimenta el espiritu 6 Reply @pazhsierra8593 @pazhsierra8593 2 years ago Que maestría de todos! !! Reply @alicecouto4510 @alicecouto4510 1 year ago Maravilhoso ! 1 Reply 1 reply @tanyapodgornova8573 @tanyapodgornova8573 2 years ago Очень красиво ,благодарю!!It's beautiful!!! 1 Reply @reineromano4752 @reineromano4752 1 year ago Concerto meraviglisoso Reply @user-qt2id7pq7j @user-qt2id7pq7j 3 years ago 끝간데 없이 강하게 질기게 긴박감을 높여가는 선율 오케스트라 대단 Reply @user-st1mp9nc4g @user-st1mp9nc4g 4 years ago True masterpiece 4 Reply @ernairvine6810 @ernairvine6810 1 year ago Absolutely lovely Reply @catherinenelson8351 @catherinenelson8351 3 years ago Emphases on different notes, different timing from my memories of this piece of music. I wish I could remember who performed on my mother's L.P. Reply @IrmaDanieliszova @IrmaDanieliszova 3 months ago Heavenly!!!!!!! Reply @joetien6237 @joetien6237 2 years ago Outstanding! Thanks for sharing. 1 Reply @oucutie1 @oucutie1 4 years ago The violin 🎻. The sweetest sound in the world——when played by an expert. The violin 🎻 the worst sound in the world—-when played by a novice. Perlman Sound. Among the sweetest in the world 🌎! His violin 🎻 is one with him and it speaks to him with love 💕. Brahms/Perlman/his violin. The sweetest sounds in the world 🌎. 10 Reply 4 replies @marcjadeau4237 @marcjadeau4237 3 years ago (edited) It's somehow like when I see Federer playing tennis. It looks so easy and evident... but when I take my violin it is another story 😁💪❤ 7 Reply @jade.clarisse_ @jade.clarisse_ 3 years ago Love this piece 1 Reply @catholiccrusader5328 @catholiccrusader5328 1 year ago (edited) What a wonderful piece of music! Brahms was a genius! Thanks be to GOD for letting him live among us lesser mortals. 1 Reply @donalddewberry8605 @donalddewberry8605 1 year ago If the violin was a person, Mr. Perlman would strangle it to death. He plays with such authority, that the violin is scared not to sound incredibly beautiful. 1 Reply @leonardograssi1525 @leonardograssi1525 2 months ago meraviglioso concerto, musica di decadente bellezza. 1 Reply @user-zs3ok7yz7d @user-zs3ok7yz7d 8 months ago 브람스는 역시 펄만입니다. 가장 좋아하는곡에 연주자까지. Thank you! Reply @jerrie1935 @jerrie1935 3 years ago Just amazing❤ 3 Reply 1 reply @ionbacanu1053 @ionbacanu1053 1 year ago Very Dood! Concerto la VIOLIN, ESTE O MÂNGÂIERE A SUFLETULUI ȘI SPIRITULUI PENTRU MINE! THANK YOU SENOR ȘI ORHESTREI! 1 Reply @32497 @32497 1 year ago One day I'm going to play double stops just like that! Reply @Clark.I.S @Clark.I.S 4 years ago Brilhante 2 Reply @katiesethna @katiesethna 1 month ago The closed eyes demonstrate concentration ! Dear Itzhak Perlman ! Reply @user-iz7xd1dn5v @user-iz7xd1dn5v 7 months ago יצירה מושלמת של מוזיקה מצמררת שמשמשת כלי ביטוי חילופי לרגשות עם כינור הפלא של פרלמן !!! 1 Reply @davidanddeborahcapobianco5323 @davidanddeborahcapobianco5323 3 years ago 9:20 I cried, it's so beautiful 5 Reply 4 replies @barbaraweselakfranch1387 @barbaraweselakfranch1387 2 years ago Very beautiful concerto...'Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN is fantastic and Amazing.i like very very much Itzhak Perman 🎻❤️🌷 1 Reply @32497 @32497 2 years ago Flawless! Bravo! Reply @bjaleh1 @bjaleh1 3 years ago Just heavenly. 2 Reply 1 reply @ferchuu9 @ferchuu9 3 months ago I'm blowing my mind comparing Itzhak with Hilary Hahn (from 2014), the way that each understand the music, and the differences in technical skill. Hilary is much more technical, more in tune, and she makes each note sound extremely clear. But I think Itzhak puts more sentiment into each phrase, he's a better story teller, despite some notes are not perfectly in tune or clearly executed, the sound in general has more coherence. It's hard to explain. What really matters is how much I enjoy both of these beasts! Reply @williamdsmith7769 @williamdsmith7769 3 years ago Amazing performance by Perlman! 2 Reply @deniselacroix2063 @deniselacroix2063 1 year ago Devant tant de beauté nous ne pouvons qu'être bouleversés et nous incliner avec respect. Merci 3 Reply @user-bm1bc5dz3n @user-bm1bc5dz3n 1 year ago Жемчук, а не жемчуг, как т бриллиант, это не то сравнение! Смотрите? Сколько эмоций и грации у маэстро!? Браво! Незабываемо! Я как во сне!? Reply @rogercantero5509 @rogercantero5509 1 year ago (edited) Bello! . Bellisimo!....que glorioso... Reply @user-iz7xd1dn5v @user-iz7xd1dn5v 6 months ago מוזיקה קלאסית מרתקת אותי בקשת צבעים וגווניםומשמשת פה לרגשות צער ושימחה !!! Reply @ElianeAbrynoufel @ElianeAbrynoufel 1 month ago L'évidence... Merci ❤️ pour ce bonheur la. 😮😢😊...qui touche l'âme.... Reply @mariaangelesaldamapascual6497 @mariaangelesaldamapascual6497 2 years ago Maravillooooooso Reply @johnhunter3455 @johnhunter3455 6 years ago Nice job of conducting. Lawrence Foster is brilliant. 10 Reply @kmosheng @kmosheng 2 years ago I have never heard movement played so slowly, what a juicy way to hear it!! Reply @Longstid @Longstid 3 years ago Безподобно! И потрясающая мимика как зрительный десерт к музыке, ни у кого такой мимики не видел, восхищение двойное, для уха и для глаз. Reply @moonlitplanet904 @moonlitplanet904 3 years ago I know Perlman's playing is simply sublime but the orchestra's playing is just gorgeous. 1 Reply @mrshovelbottom7475 @mrshovelbottom7475 1 year ago (edited) 6:50 3:30 10:00 18:20 comes back to the opening 35:25 36:35 42:00 Reply @vanmusician @vanmusician 4 months ago I love how at the beginning of the 1st mvt. cadenza the eyes of the players behind him are locked on him - in awe or wonder? Reply @williamzhu9160 @williamzhu9160 3 years ago i think that if i was asked whether heifetz or itzhak perlman's was better, i would simply say that it is completely basked off personal preference. heifetz's is faster and more epic but perlman's is more beautiful. i personally like heifetz's more but this one is still incredible 6 Reply @georgesbartuel2545 @georgesbartuel2545 1 year ago Excellent orchestra E Merveilleux BRAHMS orchestration superbe j en chialerais Reply @jeanmariembia4345 @jeanmariembia4345 1 year ago Fantastique ! Reply @nessundorma44 @nessundorma44 2 years ago Das, was Itzhak Perlman von sich gibt, ist mehr, viel mehr, als "nur" Musik! Reply @MrTre3tre3tre3 @MrTre3tre3tre3 3 years ago el sonido de este stradi es perfecto..es perfecto para brahms... aunque el guadagnini de bomsori tambien saca un brahms espectacular... pero este es un pokito mejor 1 Reply @user-dv8ix5fb9y @user-dv8ix5fb9y 2 years ago Splendid! 1 Reply @alainmarchal7345 @alainmarchal7345 4 years ago magnifique ! 4 Reply @luciaparrilli6050 @luciaparrilli6050 1 year ago Semplicemente splendido Reply @michelalmaqdissi5559 @michelalmaqdissi5559 9 months ago Interprétation divine Reply @andreolais97 @andreolais97 4 years ago Sublime lo de Perlman 2 Reply @thalitasoares3792 @thalitasoares3792 3 months ago (edited) Alegro non troppo 1:15 Adágio 25:07 Allegro giocoso,man non troppo vivace 35:22 Reply @luvbasses5487 @luvbasses5487 10 months ago (edited) An Andres Segovia video clip brought me here…and I watched the whole thing! I’ve got such the attention span even though I’ve got zero hours classic training. It’s still a wonderful pleasure to watch and listen to - being the entire point! Reply @peterjohnson617 @peterjohnson617 4 years ago one of my favorite concerto , played by a wonderful guy who also happens to be a Mets fan........ 13 Reply 4 replies @silvialuciamalamud3426 @silvialuciamalamud3426 1 year ago Formidable,sin palabrad! Reply @cleitongasparini5963 @cleitongasparini5963 4 years ago Very good, excelent violinist Reply @barbaraweselakfranch1387 @barbaraweselakfranch1387 10 months ago I love Maestro ITZHAK PERLMAN together!🎻❤️🌹 Reply @alindley3128 @alindley3128 1 year ago I grew up in a home with a parent who had "chops" i.e., was a talented musician. My mum used to play this when I was a kid. Had I wanted a career like Bobby McFerron's, I could perhaps have carried it off, since, to this day, I can scat sing the violin triplet riffs from the Tchaikovsky, syncopated and in 4/4 time, like the music to Romanian gymnast Lilia Podkopayeva's gymnastics floor exercise routine, i.e. Waltz of the Flowers in 4/4: "Boom boom boom boom! Scadoodle bebop, skadoodle dee doo, boom boom boom boom!" ....." More typically, at my house growing up, the thing that would happen when my mum, in her practice session, got to the part of the Brahms where the oboe joins in, a musical symbol of boy-girl happiness, was that from the silence of our heavily wooded back yard, we would hear the sensitive, pure, "Ah-woooo-ooo-oooo!" of Alex, our grey, wolf-like Siberian Husky, joining in the music with his clear tonal howl, pointing his nose at the sky... Sometimes he would even match pitch. 1 Reply @christineablinger2389 @christineablinger2389 3 years ago The best second Interpretation beyond another I heard! 2 Reply @hasanalialtnoz2338 @hasanalialtnoz2338 5 years ago brahms,whom ı cant help loving,was in the hands of music violin virtuos ıtzhak perlman.the work shone as sun. 9 Reply @user-yg6lv5ep2e @user-yg6lv5ep2e 2 years ago 브라암스의 영혼에 가장 가까이 다가간 연주.. Reply @GiuseppeRusso @GiuseppeRusso 5 months ago favoloso! Reply @marie-francedequiqueran4848 @marie-francedequiqueran4848 1 year ago Je me promène dans les jardins du Belvédère à Vienne en pensant à la rencontre de mon beau père avec le musicien Musique harmonieuse et intense Comment ne pas aller Brahms? Reply @michaeljohnson1157 @michaeljohnson1157 1 year ago PURE 🌟 MAGNIFICENCE Reply @amber40494 @amber40494 2 years ago Itzhak is blissed out! And so am I! Reply @erickimn4711 @erickimn4711 6 years ago Anyone else find this performance to be more compelling than the later one with Barenboim and the BPO? (despite the small mishap at 19:53, which actually I, as a violinist, appreciate since it shows that even the greatest of them can be inspiring but imperfect) 8 Reply 5 replies @hansvanmingroot4070 @hansvanmingroot4070 2 years ago (edited) but also what about the solo from around 25'30 till 27'45 .... and during the minutes after that, of course the full unfolding of Itzhak's violin mastery Reply @dorovero8166 @dorovero8166 4 months ago Miglior interpretazione di sempre Reply @anacastellikeller3111 @anacastellikeller3111 1 year ago Extraordinario!!! Reply @jimbrown8818 @jimbrown8818 1 year ago For me, 35:25 is where the magic happens. 1 Reply @irynakryvda6515 @irynakryvda6515 3 months ago Дякую!!!! 1 Reply @jeanniecampbell1374 @jeanniecampbell1374 3 years ago love conductor's and the music is perfect . 7 Reply @dagmarmantzaris9374 @dagmarmantzaris9374 1 year ago Wundervoll!!!!! Reply @sirsidfosse1313 @sirsidfosse1313 3 years ago He has all the gusto req. For that thrilling finale. 1 Reply @chonde813 @chonde813 3 years ago Pure bliss Reply @danilovargas4106 @danilovargas4106 3 years ago Eres un gran virtuoso te admiro.... 12 Reply @trudischleifer7245 @trudischleifer7245 2 years ago Bravissimi! Reply @rafanifischer3152 @rafanifischer3152 3 years ago I used to play the Brahms. Then my phonograph broke, now I listen on YT. 23 Reply 1 reply @1Lagben @1Lagben 4 years ago For en god Violinist og et nydelig musikkstykke av Brams fantastisk . Reply @pipestud3corncobpuffer785 @pipestud3corncobpuffer785 4 years ago 14:35 the apex of the first movement. A beautiful concerto. I do have one complaint about certain violin concertos, that is some composers make the violin part too high and it sounds like the instrument is straining. Perlman does an excellent job at handling all of Brahms' demands. 1 Reply @mahrukhcama955 @mahrukhcama955 1 year ago Superb 🙏 Reply @bravaLiz @bravaLiz 4 years ago This is so great. I can hardly STAND IT! 6 Reply @bravaLiz @bravaLiz 4 years ago (edited) this man Itzhak. He makes me cry. end of story. 315 Reply 13 replies @violintegral @violintegral 5 years ago (edited) No better way to procrastinate from sleeping... amazing! 12 Reply @Jeff-uj8xi @Jeff-uj8xi 1 year ago (edited) Hard to believe that's 44 years ago. Itzhak Perlman seemed to be in much better physical condition back then. But at the end, I see he was on crutches even back then. Just much younger looking. Is he still alive in 2022? If so, I'd estimate he'd be in his late 70's or maybe early 80's. Geez, I'll be 77 myself the end of this month. In my condition, that's a real miracle. Reply @marianacandido1939 @marianacandido1939 3 years ago 40:42 is very similar to a passage of The Ruins of Athens, Beethoven :) 1 Reply @winny6397. @winny6397. 1 year ago Sublime...!!!! Reply @killmrdarcy4367 @killmrdarcy4367 1 year ago Vale the great Australian violinist, Carl Pini - the concertmaster in this video and the Philharmonia's and ECO's first fiddle for many years - following his death in October, 2021. With commiserations to both the Pini and Hazlewood families on their loss. Reply @theangelchannelofficial1734 @theangelchannelofficial1734 2 years ago My favorite piece in the world 1 Reply @iskrailkova5700 @iskrailkova5700 5 years ago Pure beauty... 6 Reply @manolitamanogil5743 @manolitamanogil5743 9 months ago Maravilloso don que conmueve los corazones!.… Gracias a éste maravilloso violinista, al Compositor, ( allá donde su alma se halle), a la Orquesta y a su Director!... Reply @patricklee8886 @patricklee8886 5 years ago (edited) My personal favorite interpretation of the 3rd movement 2 Reply @Cheapmotorcycling @Cheapmotorcycling 1 year ago Music from the gods! Reply @user-iz7xd1dn5v @user-iz7xd1dn5v 7 months ago כמה אנרגיה פנימית צריכים ? כדי לבצע נגינה כל כך נוגעת ומרגשת... פרלמן במיטבו ! אתה לא לבד ,כולנו איתך !!! Reply @Varianna12 @Varianna12 5 years ago Marvelous, of course. I lack the knowledge of music to support this, but the old German gal from way back did the version I liked best. Reply @albanvic @albanvic 4 years ago The greatest working violinist, No body to touch him, maybe Joshua Bell in a few years. 6 Reply 1 reply @alexandracostide4678 @alexandracostide4678 1 year ago Only music can save our souls now! Reply @neusarainere362 @neusarainere362 1 year ago WONDERFUL, Divine! Reply @keithramsell9955 @keithramsell9955 10 months ago The secret of his tone? See how his bow always tends towards the BRIDGE, leaving the string free to vibrate. Reply @gracielasantillan8198 @gracielasantillan8198 1 year ago 💓🥰👏👏👏🎶✨️ Reply @annettejager54 @annettejager54 8 months ago 🥰🎼🎶🎵🎶🎻😍 Reply @sarahlascar9756 @sarahlascar9756 3 years ago Oh, no, He was just as amazing during his last visit to Houston last year. 10 Reply @edgarbruzual2676 @edgarbruzual2676 4 years ago Un concèrt polit e excellent representacion deth senhor Perlman. Junhetz pèça musicau fòrça romantica, grata entà escotar e soniar 1 Reply @namgipark3042 @namgipark3042 2 years ago 심장 멎겠어,,,어쩌면 좋지.... Reply @neilwalsh1213 @neilwalsh1213 9 months ago I can almost see Brahms encapsulating a serenading violinist at some couples' table oustide a Vienna cafe. Reply @matildetessari9425 @matildetessari9425 4 years ago AMAZING !!!! 6 Reply @shhmynhbr @shhmynhbr 2 years ago After discovering Itzhak Perlman from Twoset Violin, I immediately went here. Lingling is shadowing Itzhak Perlman!! 1 Reply @lanewang8387 @lanewang8387 2 years ago tbh i can watch Itzhak Perlman tuning for whole day 3 Reply @pianistegolfeur @pianistegolfeur 4 months ago Merveilleux Perlmann, contraint de jouer assis par son infirmité, restant très modeste en dépit des son statut de star, et jouant comme un Dieu ! Reply @arandomdude7182 @arandomdude7182 2 years ago 13:30 personal favorite part in this piece 2 Reply 1 reply @eunjiseong1348 @eunjiseong1348 6 years ago (edited) Sublime!!!!!! 23 Reply 2 replies @alainmarchal7345 @alainmarchal7345 5 years ago Admirable Itzhak ! 2 Reply @turron36 @turron36 1 year ago Para mi lo más grande en violín es Perlman Reply @bravaLiz @bravaLiz 4 years ago This is so beautiful, it is obscene. 8 Reply @rik9372 @rik9372 3 years ago Meravellós Perlman. Reply @alpkunkar9471 @alpkunkar9471 3 years ago Divino! Reply @katiekatsman8038 @katiekatsman8038 2 years ago He is awesome and he is brilliant but it seemed this performance he was a little bit tired Reply @tcramos70 @tcramos70 2 years ago It’s been said to find the one thing to fight for that the darkness cannot take away from you. This is top of my list. Reply @davidjackson2930 @davidjackson2930 1 year ago Almost as if he came out the wound playing the violin! Reply @janethu9169 @janethu9169 3 years ago Beautiful 10 Reply @user-iz7xd1dn5v @user-iz7xd1dn5v 7 months ago צלילים נוגעים ומרגשים !! Reply @susanhawkins3890 @susanhawkins3890 5 months ago You look like an angel when you play your violin!! Oh. You sound like one too!!!! Reply @roselisperez9559 @roselisperez9559 11 months ago Bello, stupendo. 1 Reply @antoniogutierrez1856 @antoniogutierrez1856 1 year ago Muy buen violinista VRABO DESde TORREON,COAH.MEXICO Reply @lorrainelevine9635 @lorrainelevine9635 1 year ago Sorry about previous comment. A big oops. He is a brilliant violinist and cannot hear enough of his playing. Reply @rosadiscanno9421 @rosadiscanno9421 1 year ago Maestro Perlman, io l'ammiro infinitamente e la ringrazio di far rivivere ogni volta l'incantesimo della musica 99 Reply 12 replies @BenjiOrthopedic @BenjiOrthopedic 1 year ago (edited) 3:38 Lawrence does some very good direction here - not too fast. It could've even maybe been a tad slower, so we really get the "BANG" of the violin sections on the dotted rhythm. Still very good though. Reply @Peter-gr8fj @Peter-gr8fj 4 years ago 27:00 Best part of the 2nd movement 2 Reply 1 reply @marlenemalmesbury1421 @marlenemalmesbury1421 3 years ago The best. Full stop. 1 Reply @seebelious @seebelious 6 years ago Historical and soooo epic 12 Reply @claudiotirelli7238 @claudiotirelli7238 9 days ago Super 🔥 👏 👏 👏 Beautiful bravi Reply @francislonestar4338 @francislonestar4338 4 years ago EXCELENTE ... 7 Reply @user-es9jw9hq3q @user-es9jw9hq3q 2 years ago 痺れる演奏 Reply @lukekelly3627 @lukekelly3627 2 years ago Does anyone know if this recording would be royalty free to use in a short film? Considering it's a live recording Reply @claudiobarreto77 @claudiobarreto77 2 years ago Amazing! Thanks a lot by available! Reply @mariasusanavalloud3684 @mariasusanavalloud3684 3 years ago Ímpetu fogoso, delicadeza y ternura Reply @francislonestar4338 @francislonestar4338 3 years ago EXCELENTE ... Reply @jaimesanchez4003 @jaimesanchez4003 4 years ago It's an Pearlman--the only man on earth I know who could make love to a violin. And I THINK his daughter went to Brown when I was there. Dr. Sanchez, Brown '81, and student of Prof. Davie Josephson, Assoc. Professor of Music. Long live Mozart! 7 Reply @user-jz7ch4wu2w @user-jz7ch4wu2w 3 years ago Beautiful 4 Reply @mereonibrooker1001 @mereonibrooker1001 10 months ago Sublime Reply @rubyfunes-musicadeviolin8174 @rubyfunes-musicadeviolin8174 3 years ago Bravisimo!!!!!! 2 Reply @nicolasdumine8009 @nicolasdumine8009 3 years ago Fantastic ! thank you Reply @neusarainere362 @neusarainere362 1 year ago BRAVO!!!! Reply @RockyAmarilloHuayta @RockyAmarilloHuayta 3 years ago Sweet ... I loveeeeeeeeeee! ,💜💜💜 5 Reply @alanwitton5039 @alanwitton5039 3 years ago Beautiful 1 Reply @oscargomezgonzalez1706 @oscargomezgonzalez1706 3 years ago 7:18 when at last the doors of the soul and memory opens 2 Reply @hummelvonburgwald @hummelvonburgwald 3 years ago sublime 11 Reply @johnwoods7650 @johnwoods7650 4 months ago It was to this concerto I fell in love with my first love at 16. Reply @suelamullaj7068 @suelamullaj7068 1 year ago The best!!! Reply @eribertosalmo2497 @eribertosalmo2497 3 years ago I love the way Itchak play Brahms. 5 Reply @memseaman8850 @memseaman8850 2 years ago Timeless Reply @boyerliliane5466 @boyerliliane5466 1 year ago Remarquable ! Reply @salimakrabawi @salimakrabawi 4 years ago Heavenly 1 Reply @marijanikolaeva7051 @marijanikolaeva7051 3 years ago Csodalatos! 2 Reply @donthomas1405 @donthomas1405 1 year ago A such beautiful preferment.! Reply @lesliesepssy9222 @lesliesepssy9222 2 years ago Man! He is still in his Prime, his performances can not age, they are not tied to time, they are timeless, when you listen to him, time has lost it useless values, time only recirded by Man, and no other! Ask your dog how old is he, he will not bother to bark to your satisfaction! We live in eternity, under the shadow of the Almighty! Let's see what you can make of Psalm 91, verse one, but of the authorized version! Or the Hebrew! 3 Reply @MG-ed7uf @MG-ed7uf 1 year ago That some wicked baton swingin'! Oh right.... And then there's Perlman. Love the look on the first violin's face throughout. Reply @user-hi4yj1rw6e @user-hi4yj1rw6e 2 years ago Thanks a million it's sounds come along with my life Reply @dylanstiles1559 @dylanstiles1559 1 year ago Opus 77 is my happy place. I reimagine stories to it🙂 Reply @mamtasahu286 @mamtasahu286 2 years ago His smile at the end😍😍 Reply @user-yt2ye6jq4e @user-yt2ye6jq4e 1 month ago Восторг!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Reply @user-ym1kk4gm8g @user-ym1kk4gm8g 3 years ago (edited) 19:41~22:58 : Cadenza 카덴짜 It is a luck to live with him- Itzhak Perlman in the same video era. 5 Reply @yuhaszvideotime763 @yuhaszvideotime763 10 months ago I think I know why this violin concerto was made, I think it’s because Brahms thought, “hmm, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and Mendelssohn made violin concertos, so why not I make one.” Reply 1 reply @tentrade2 @tentrade2 1 year ago another interesting observation : PIANO players never closed their eyes when performing, not masters like Perlman or even young Chole Chu. I always wondered why Horowitz look at the keyboard so INTENSLY but not Kempoff who played Moonlight #3 hardly looked at the 🎹🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 Reply @drorasayag1308 @drorasayag1308 1 year ago פנטסטי ומעורר השראה Reply @jeffwise6937 @jeffwise6937 3 years ago I don't know anything about classical but I keep seeing comments that this gentleman is the second best. Who is better than this man? 2 Reply 1 reply @jaimesanchez8401 @jaimesanchez8401 2 years ago Mr. Pearlman, the Violin Master Reply @annkmit5879 @annkmit5879 3 years ago I love the comments made by wise people all over the world, they are heartfelt and sometimes fun (funny) too. Bless us all in our time of coronavirus! At least, we have time to listen. 217 Reply 13 replies @shohrehehteshami6174 @shohrehehteshami6174 1 year ago بسیار دلنشین و آرامبخش! Reply @user-bm1bc5dz3n @user-bm1bc5dz3n 1 year ago Пелерман не жемчук и не брилиант, он невооюразимо что берущий вас за самые потоенные стругы души и вы вместе с маэстро живете, переживаете, существуете в гармонии музыки цвета и света вселенной!? В вечности!!? Reply @teru412 @teru412 2 years ago 🥰🥰🥰🎻 Reply @johnjsabrowski2214 @johnjsabrowski2214 2 years ago I still can remember him from 1978. 1 Reply @passionis100 @passionis100 1 year ago fulminant! First class *** Reply @elenaarreguin8871 @elenaarreguin8871 4 years ago Ithaca Perlman He plays the violin with his heart and soul HIS ONE THAT THRIIL MY HART. ELENA ARREGUIN 15 Reply 3 replies @josefinarevuelta4457 @josefinarevuelta4457 1 year ago Brillante ...... Reply @chita1205 @chita1205 3 years ago É DAS PEÇAS MAIS LINDAS QUE HÁ 2 Reply 1 reply @christinestill5002 @christinestill5002 3 years ago Also view the "Trout Quintet" video also in. London prior to this performance. So excellent, Conductor Foster is the page turner, also w/ Perlman. 2 Reply @beejjackson @beejjackson 2 years ago Love how Perlman keeps giving one of the 2nd violins the stink eye. The man can't tolerate lack of intonation. 2 Reply @mauddijkman7414 @mauddijkman7414 3 years ago geweldig, krijg je nooit genoeg van maud Reply @Sophia-vp8nx @Sophia-vp8nx 3 years ago how beautiful 3 Reply @Jay-S04 @Jay-S04 2 years ago 43:00 My favorite part 1 Reply @user-gt2jd8oh9j @user-gt2jd8oh9j 3 years ago とても素晴らしいブラームスのコンチェルトでした。 繊細で素晴らしいです。 Reply @margarita3396 @margarita3396 11 months ago ,,*maravilloso* Reply @antoniobarilla6175 @antoniobarilla6175 5 years ago QUESTO GRANDE UOMO E VIOLINISTA PUO' SUONARE QUALSIASI BRANO.... UNICO Reply @ThiagoSantos-zx3qe @ThiagoSantos-zx3qe 4 years ago Começa aos 4:00 1 Reply @gabryc.3004 @gabryc.3004 1 year ago Maestro Perlman qualcuno nei commenti ti ha descritto non solo come una PERLA ma come un DIAMANTE... È vero un vero diamante di violinista 16 Reply 3 replies @kinoko510 @kinoko510 1 year ago 35:25 gives me so much happiness Reply @raoultak @raoultak 2 years ago Perlman respectfully adores Heifetz but the humble man doesn't realize that he is much better than Heifetz. 1 Reply @user-du9dn8ry4h @user-du9dn8ry4h 2 years ago It is so special! 2 Reply @mimicat2363 @mimicat2363 4 years ago timeless 1 Reply @melaremigio8187 @melaremigio8187 1 year ago Straordinario Reply @Slayer66642 @Slayer66642 6 years ago 35:25 favorite part 80 Reply 7 replies @simonwong2738 @simonwong2738 3 years ago (edited) He is the only current player who does not put me into sleep playing Brahms. I am sure Brahms would have felt the same. Everybody else are so boring; many can play it beautifully, but only he makes it exciting at the same time. Brahms is such a macho concerto; sorry to say, but I have yet to see any female soloist really got it. In my opinion Perlman is as good as Oistrakh. 5 Reply 3 replies @marshariggan1226 @marshariggan1226 2 years ago What heaven sounds like. 2 Reply 1 reply @amigosimaginariosporluna4182 @amigosimaginariosporluna4182 2 years ago Me estremeció el alma. Reply @pedrovasquez4177 @pedrovasquez4177 3 years ago Maestro, esta claro que Dios dejó su marca en ti cuando tocó solo un cabello tuyo. Reply @jasmera9889 @jasmera9889 2 years ago Amazing Reply @qihangshan2955 @qihangshan2955 3 years ago Hi, thanks for uploading this video! So I can appreciate this beautiful performance! I am from China, and in China we have app called Bilibili working as YouTube, and people live in China have no access to YouTube means they can’t watch this gorgeous performance. So I was wondering that can I upload this video to Bilibili? I will not edit anything or gain anything from uploading this video other than let more people to enjoy this music, and I will certainly not upload without your permission, thank you! 18 Reply 2 replies @JoaoPedro-gt9qq @JoaoPedro-gt9qq 2 years ago I try hard but I always end up clueless with Brahms music Reply @valdemarvasconcelos435 @valdemarvasconcelos435 1 year ago Imaginem qtos Itzhzak Pealmann perdemos no Holocausto.É pra chorar de esguicho! Reply @johnzammit543 @johnzammit543 10 months ago Fantastic Reply @yusukeundisolde @yusukeundisolde 6 months ago 泣ける。なんて素晴らしい演奏。ニ長調が鳴りきってる。ヴァイオリンが鳴りきってる。歌いまくってる。うぁーん Reply @josephfuller9780 @josephfuller9780 2 years ago Very impressed Reply @isaacthomas2713 @isaacthomas2713 3 years ago Anybody know where to find the solo sheet music specifically. I looked on IMSLP and could only find the entire score 4 Reply @ItIsJustJudy @ItIsJustJudy 3 years ago (edited) Please make The Trout film available in the U.S., in full. 👍🏻😊 1 Reply @vieileric @vieileric 4 years ago Superbe interprétation de mon violoniste favori. Néanmoins les bois sont un peu trop présents sur cet enregistrement. Reply 1 reply @jcook7007 @jcook7007 1 year ago The word virtuoso comes to mind. Holy jeez. Reply @chutipt.2887 @chutipt.2887 1 year ago 😍 Perfectly BEAUTIFUL 😍😍 Thank U from Bangkok, Thailand. Wish U all a very pleasant and lovely DAY 😍 (07:37 of Tuesday morning 30th November 2021) Reply @user-rq9nn2ws1r @user-rq9nn2ws1r 11 months ago Преклоняюсь. Перед. Мужеством Reply @andrewkennaugh1065 @andrewkennaugh1065 3 years ago "Will the real Itzhak Perlman please sit down..!" His words, not mine.🥑 5 Reply @germainalesina3070 @germainalesina3070 4 years ago BEATIFUL Reply @jaimesanchez8791 @jaimesanchez8791 5 years ago Y'all should know that Itzak's daughter went to Brown University when I went there(Class of '81). I studied the Symphony under Associate Professor Davie Josephson, another Classie Knickerbocker 6 Reply 1 reply @elguerrero363 @elguerrero363 1 year ago wow its crazy the audio is SO GOOD i have heard recordings from 2012-2021 that i cant hear shit 1 Reply @judeirwin2222 @judeirwin2222 1 year ago Nobody does it like Itzhak. It must be tricky though, trying to decide which chin he should tuck the fiddle into. Reply @raymondhebert7016 @raymondhebert7016 2 years ago Brilliant. Reply @bravaLiz @bravaLiz 4 years ago I have a feeling that the 92 'thumbs down' people on here are blind and deaf. 22 Reply 1 reply @Jonpaulim @Jonpaulim 2 years ago if perlman and zukerman played together it would be yoda and kenobi next to each other. Maxim could be palpatine or something with his facial expressions Reply @davehoran9658 @davehoran9658 8 months ago God Bless Izzy!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Reply @brucetonkin9032 @brucetonkin9032 2 years ago Excellent Reply @jerryboone1093 @jerryboone1093 2 years ago For me it's a tie between Perleman and Nigel Kennedy with this. Reply @leonardosaezruz326 @leonardosaezruz326 3 weeks ago Grandioso. Reply @stanbattle402 @stanbattle402 5 years ago There is a very special corner in hell reserved for those who attempt to whistle the first 2 minutes of the second movement of the Brahms Violin Concerto. 28 Reply 1 reply @johnfaulkner4539 @johnfaulkner4539 4 years ago (edited) It always annoys me on these sites when people make stinging criticism of a performance in wildly general terms but never dare to offer exact details of why they disapprove and/or what the precise ''faults'' are in case they themselves are found wanting, Have the courage of your (own) convictions my friends ... share your wisdom with us!! 22 Reply @itsyaedgyfriend9929 @itsyaedgyfriend9929 3 years ago Anyone gonna talk about Brahm's flying spicatto? Reply @oe529 @oe529 1 year ago amazing Reply @katiekatsman8038 @katiekatsman8038 2 years ago Я всегда буду любить тебя маэстро перлман Reply @WesCoastPiano @WesCoastPiano 1 year ago John Lennon is a pretty good conductor 1 Reply @natashavernon9828 @natashavernon9828 3 years ago He makes it look easy 😂 9 Reply @LexCazzie05 @LexCazzie05 4 years ago 4:51 Perlman was hoping the conductor to que down the volume of pipe section as they were playing way too loud..you can see his frustration as he struggle to steal back the spot light..he did an amazing job tho..conductor on the other hand was not being alert..just an honest opinion from myself, a non-musical being..what do i know right? 5 Reply 4 replies @odaalarteporeldr.pedrosanc7966 @odaalarteporeldr.pedrosanc7966 1 year ago TO DannyBoy : Thanks a lot for the guide you prepared with all phrases of t5his concerto. Reply @user-ru8vy1uz7c @user-ru8vy1uz7c 4 years ago Bravo super 2 Reply @BandBHawks @BandBHawks 2 years ago "Every day, I drink the blood of lamb from Bandy's tract!" 6 Reply @gaborgereb1895 @gaborgereb1895 1 year ago Mi meg most hallgatjuk a Brahms hegedűversenyt Itzhak Perlmannal. Reply @christianvennemann9008 @christianvennemann9008 2 years ago 35:25 I'M FINISHED! 30 Reply @user-qt2id7pq7j @user-qt2id7pq7j 3 years ago 로렌스 포스터 지휘 압권 Reply @michaelnewton1332 @michaelnewton1332 2 years ago In the mood for a milkshake right about now Reply @criss201174 @criss201174 1 year ago GRANDE. !!!! Reply @yellolab09 @yellolab09 4 years ago (edited) Aghh, Enjoy these giants like I.P.; they grace us here for but a fleeting moment. 8 Reply @berlinches5925 @berlinches5925 4 years ago Perfecto 2 Allegro Films Reply @oliwiakrolak5359 @oliwiakrolak5359 6 years ago 11:09 is my face when I see some wild passages 😂 163 Reply 5 replies @pdr770 @pdr770 2 years ago (edited) Opes 88 for 4 and 8 Pittas of Rabi in Gamara for Machia. Man of Tin 88. Reply @qamilmuca1519 @qamilmuca1519 2 years ago He is a call from heaven evolutionist of spirit and the pearl of the heart of God. 08 12 Reply @magdaw7439 @magdaw7439 1 year ago Johannes Brahms- Koncert Skrzypcowy D-dur, op. 77, cz. 1, skrzypce - Itzhak Perlman 2 Reply @nurcanylmaz6586 @nurcanylmaz6586 3 years ago HARİKA Reply @leonardomalandra3882 @leonardomalandra3882 1 year ago Incredibile Reply @AK-yy6yf @AK-yy6yf 3 years ago 3:35 Conductor being like: "Ok homies let's make it lit af" And oh boy they did 286 Reply 11 replies @davidwilkie9551 @davidwilkie9551 7 months ago Communicating the concept of excellence in tunefullness, or is that the Orchestral fullness of harmonic tuning? Measuring the coherence-cohesion Phrases. Reply @lisaweaver986 @lisaweaver986 4 years ago Any professional should always hold an instrument tuned before his grand entrance. Reply 1 reply @amber40494 @amber40494 2 years ago I thinks its a piece of cake for Itzhak, but it is work Reply @lucianoferri8616 @lucianoferri8616 1 year ago Lo trovo meraviglioso, anche se sono un incompetente musicale, grazie! Reply 3 replies @juandiegoyepes9033 @juandiegoyepes9033 2 years ago Magistral Reply @anttitakala375 @anttitakala375 3 years ago Yes I cried when listened 6 Reply @GoianoBraga @GoianoBraga 1 year ago Jirippca é SHOW Reply @sarafossati9354 @sarafossati9354 2 months ago @Sara Fossati Bellos sin palabras. Reply @veronique1642 @veronique1642 7 months ago 🤩 Reply @culturaactiva3505 @culturaactiva3505 4 years ago Pearlman amazing as always... very good orchestra but the conductor it is not at the same level... 1 Reply @marquisevirginie @marquisevirginie 1 year ago the great itzak perlman Reply @jamesnixon5166 @jamesnixon5166 3 years ago Johannes Brahms ( 7 May 1833 - 3 April 1897), Thursday 7 May 2020, (my 56th Birthday). 4 Reply @LLcoolLuc @LLcoolLuc 3 years ago I do prefer the Perlman version with Giulini conducting. 1 Reply 2 replies @lesliesepssy9222 @lesliesepssy9222 1 year ago How wonderful God is, He did nit take away his talent, just made him almost immobile for puting Musick before Him! You see, God never takes decond best in our lives, if we force the issue, we penalized in some part of our life, as sure as can be! Reply @DragonBonder @DragonBonder 3 years ago At some point in time, Bugs Bunny or some cartoon character playing violin popped into my mind while listening to this Reply @Vivianissime @Vivianissime 4 years ago Je connais un grand nombre d'interprétations de ce magnifique concerto et là nous sommes devant un désastre. Itzhak Perlman fait certes de son mieux, et techniquement c'est excellent, mais il n'y a pas d'envolée lyrique, il ne fait pas vibrer la corde sensible de l'auditeur. Quant à l'orchestre, bof... la très médiocre performance de l'ensemble est à mettre au passif de la direction. Brahms mérite mieux qu'un tel massacre, cette cacophonie ne devrait pas être en ligne. Reply 1 reply @metalmanism @metalmanism 3 years ago 4:00 so intense 2 Reply @davidw.2791 @davidw.2791 3 years ago (edited) “Mr Daniel...?” “... I’m finished!” cue 35:25❗️ 6 Reply @mikegeorges7935 @mikegeorges7935 3 years ago JESUS LOVES US ALL❤️ 7 Reply @HamzaBaqoushi @HamzaBaqoushi 2 years ago This is the semitic genius at its summum! Reply @LiDrLin @LiDrLin 2 years ago Superlative! Reply @sanjursan @sanjursan 1 year ago Oistrakh version is slightly superior, but of course with an unfair advantage. Oistrakh had Szell. Reply @JoseAngelMorente @JoseAngelMorente 4 years ago Pure Brahms. Reply @VICBATMANSOLO @VICBATMANSOLO 4 years ago 4:00 😍 3 Reply @tentrade2 @tentrade2 1 year ago He said piano is easier to play than violin (using twinkle twinkle little star as an example) he in many passages referring to to the "sound" , it is hard to achieve the beautiful sound....it's not Steinway or Yamaha , it's not Strad or $ 69 violin. People went to hear Paganini playing an expensive violin and he smashed it after a few phrases ,,,🥵🥵🥵,🤔🤔🤔🤔😊😊😊😊😊 Reply @rafaelalvesbritodealmeida4272 @rafaelalvesbritodealmeida4272 4 years ago Is like Joseph Of Egypt, a Gift of the Great and Eternal God of Israel! ❤😁 7 Reply @user-ox3wt4vn7l @user-ox3wt4vn7l 6 months ago The best Reply @noratorrillas6185 @noratorrillas6185 5 months ago Lo escucho a Perlman y claro que Dios existe!!! Reply @iclypso @iclypso 1 year ago FWIW I was out of my seat and clapping at 24:50. 1 Reply @glumlettuce8093 @glumlettuce8093 2 years ago ladies and gentlemen, if I say I’m an oil man you will agree. 3 Reply @petersanmiguel1164 @petersanmiguel1164 4 months ago Jesus is like Joseph. Rejected by his brothers. Said to be dead. Risen to a place of power. Went to in desperation. Thought to be a Gentile. Reveals himself as brother and savior. Reply @binary3280 @binary3280 3 years ago I've tried to listen to this piece a couple of times but I think either Brahms didn't know how to express himself or I couldn't get what he's telling. To me, Tchaikovsky, Beethoven and even Mendelssohn are much much better. 1 Reply 1 reply @user-tc9pl4fz1z @user-tc9pl4fz1z 4 years ago 很好謝謝。謝謝您 2 Reply 1 reply @rastrats @rastrats 1 year ago A performance like this would not be possible in 2022. The Woke brigade would go bananas with the preponderance of white male performers playing Brahms. Reply @joellemaitre.6757 @joellemaitre.6757 2 years ago Genius Reply @selgeaus @selgeaus 3 years ago No Twoset violin reference?? He is the original LingLing 5 Reply @brianswanson9881 @brianswanson9881 4 years ago Hearing Brahms Violin Concerto once, is enough. Mozart & Beethoven, I could listen to over and over again. But Brahms, I'll decline. Reply 2 replies @mikegeorges7935 @mikegeorges7935 4 years ago GLORY TO JESUS AND HE LOVES YOU ALL Reply @user-iz7xd1dn5v @user-iz7xd1dn5v 6 months ago הכי מובן בעולם ,מדוע הקולנוע משתמש במוזיקה ככלי הבעהכדי לתאר מצב !!! Reply @pilouetmissiou @pilouetmissiou 3 years ago I prefer someone else... cleaner and more beautiful than this performance... Reply 6 replies @ruthgilai3478 @ruthgilai3478 3 years ago נפלא נחמה בימי קורנה 2 Reply @anjaflo2 @anjaflo2 5 years ago if my teacher would see where is thumb is, she would go nuts 8 Reply 6 replies @bubikopf7458 @bubikopf7458 2 years ago (edited) David Oistrach and David Garrett are better! They play also a better Kadenz. Reply @lesliesepssy9222 @lesliesepssy9222 2 years ago I would like to see and hear Darwin's Monkey perfom just one scale, nevermind a Concherto like the above, or any other! Scient-ists, stop being a propagandist, accept that God Is, and He is a rewarder of those who diligently seeks Him! 1 Reply @annag3962 @annag3962 2 years ago Słychać ciszę Reply @indrawanjunaidi5356 @indrawanjunaidi5356 1 year ago (edited) 2:07 11:00 triumph Reply @aranyabanerjee4520 @aranyabanerjee4520 3 years ago Why am I crying? 4 Reply 1 reply @ildikotibay2801 @ildikotibay2801 2 years ago Itzak Perlman 😌💔💖❤🌎 Reply @carmenlim7079 @carmenlim7079 4 years ago quality is so good!!! 2 Reply @eugenvonbismarck5029 @eugenvonbismarck5029 4 years ago My friends "what? This disabled guy is a genius?" Me Listen to this. They ... Self-esteem -50000000000000 8 Reply 1 reply @eddyyaeji6769 @eddyyaeji6769 3 years ago 35:25 mmmm Milkshake does sound good right about now... 24 Reply 1 reply @maximilianb.8789 @maximilianb.8789 3 years ago cadenza: 19:22 4 Reply @ethandetienne3279 @ethandetienne3279 3 years ago I got an ad of itzahk Perlman on this video about teaching violin 95 Reply 6 replies @kranezz4739 @kranezz4739 6 years ago 3:34 to 3:36 that moment when you realize you left the lasagna in the oven 187 Reply 7 replies @sixela3455 @sixela3455 4 years ago 4:00 you’re welcome 202 Reply 7 replies @jtwolfe4693 @jtwolfe4693 5 years ago Who is here because of There Will Be Blood? :) 7 Reply @lucasminchola9468 @lucasminchola9468 3 years ago Quién en enero de 2020 4 Reply @Matthieuthai @Matthieuthai 5 years ago (edited) My limited knowledge of classical music in general and violin in particular won't allow me to discuss the performance on a musical level (which as far as I m concerned is great). However I feel something is wrong with the shooting. The filming makes me uncomfortable... It seems too aggressive, all these close ups are annoying, as if the camera is trying to penetrate the musical work. It doesn't respect the music intimacy, and let us - unwelcomed surgeons - , dissecting the performance. 14 Reply 3 replies @user-sy6ny6td2y @user-sy6ny6td2y 5 years ago 11:57)) 4 Reply @ddyygg1082 @ddyygg1082 5 years ago 4:00 7 Reply @user-ij8qs1yj5o @user-ij8qs1yj5o 6 years ago Allegrofilms ~ I love you , too 15 Reply @mohamedmm9780 @mohamedmm9780 2 years ago 2:19 eyes 3 Reply @user-tc9pl4fz1z @user-tc9pl4fz1z 4 years ago 超精彩的。。。 1 Reply @soledadestrada4064 @soledadestrada4064 4 weeks ago ❤❤❤❤ Reply @josenascimento8428 @josenascimento8428 2 years ago כל הכבוד Reply @abrahampiep9800 @abrahampiep9800 1 year ago anyone know what piece is playing right when the video opens? before the performance Reply 1 reply @marquisevirginie @marquisevirginie 1 year ago better than his beethoven concerto Reply @chita1205 @chita1205 3 years ago este concerto de BRAHMS Reply @amber40494 @amber40494 2 years ago Sweet Strad!!! Reply @diegomicheledefraga3623 @diegomicheledefraga3623 1 year ago Brahms scrisse 2 sinfonie: la seconda ed il concerto per violino. Reply @zenyoliveirademoraes7970 @zenyoliveirademoraes7970 2 years ago “!!! ESTUPENDO !!!” 2 Reply @peterroberts4509 @peterroberts4509 1 year ago Brahms the Greatest Reply @tentrade2 @tentrade2 1 year ago video is better than live 🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽 Reply @zofiachmiel2066 @zofiachmiel2066 1 year ago ❤️🌹 Reply @cristinabennett7715 @cristinabennett7715 1 year ago 🌀🌟🌀🌟🌀🌟🌀🌟🙏 Reply @user-py8tf7fz8p @user-py8tf7fz8p 1 year ago “I’m finished.” There Will Be Blood Reply @sacredkinetics.lns.8352 @sacredkinetics.lns.8352 8 months ago ` 👽 Brahms's legacy to the Human race. Reply @user-ny5pn2fl3l @user-ny5pn2fl3l 7 months ago יצחק פרלמן ,הגדול מכולם . Reply @neo5982 @neo5982 1 day ago (edited) 特徴的なタッタターのモチーフに対するBrahmsの思いを聞きたい。 Reply @rickardkaufman3988 @rickardkaufman3988 2 years ago 35:25- "I'M THE THIRD REVELATION!" 1 Reply @allazili9473 @allazili9473 3 years ago So to my this Men ! 1 Reply @zaiahsaranow8754 @zaiahsaranow8754 4 years ago Oh I didn’t know Eric Wareheim was a conductor 2 Reply @amber40494 @amber40494 2 years ago Intense!! Phew! Reply @yelassinacoulibaly819 @yelassinacoulibaly819 1 year ago 🌈❤️❤️❤️💐🌈 Reply @germanquintero10121946 @germanquintero10121946 10 months ago EXQUISITO 1 Reply @kerencanelo8580 @kerencanelo8580 3 years ago No one sees that Schubert is playing the violin? Reply @isaack3637 @isaack3637 5 years ago What was the piece that played at the very beginning? Reply 1 reply @davidramanzini1605 @davidramanzini1605 1 year ago Cose dal largo ciel concesse a pochi. Reply @suzanabastos762 @suzanabastos762 8 months ago Amo Ixath Prrnalm. Reply @rolandjacobsen6601 @rolandjacobsen6601 3 years ago Perfekt concert with the bedst Reply @annerichards9927 @annerichards9927 1 year ago Perlman has no rival. Reply @paytonbrown8646 @paytonbrown8646 3 years ago 25:34 Oboe orchestral excerpt 1 Reply @tufur08 @tufur08 3 years ago lol I see many master instrument players from a Hilary Hahn concert in the audiance. We all know Hilary is the greatest violinist...but Itzhak should not be denied., 1 Reply 2 replies @hugobericat4787 @hugobericat4787 1 year ago Gracias Reply @emmabax2361 @emmabax2361 3 years ago Who else got perlman’s masterclass ad? Reply @user-ge7xq4oj5q @user-ge7xq4oj5q 1 month ago 🎉🎉🎉 1 Reply @szechoi776 @szechoi776 2 years ago Porks yelsin but the headmaster deserves a double swabs of the rod! Reply @malthus101 @malthus101 1 year ago 35:25 - I'm hearing Andrew Lloyd Weber's, "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" Reply @jorgealbertobaron1 @jorgealbertobaron1 5 years ago 185 AÑOS DE NACIDO EN 2018 DICE JORGE ALBERTO BARON 1 Reply @xzabath1 @xzabath1 3 years ago Didnt know George Costanza played violin and had hair at one time. Reply @fromcmk33 @fromcmk33 5 months ago Fulfill. Freely style Reply @carmelazilioli4382 @carmelazilioli4382 3 years ago ioper questa musica ho fuso una caffettiera sul fuoco comprata lo stesso giorno, ma non mi sento pentita. Reply @kaelimarie3772 @kaelimarie3772 3 years ago Where was this concert performed? Reply 1 reply @718_4 @718_4 3 years ago Good Reply @aliciabermudez3809 @aliciabermudez3809 3 months ago Gracias YouTube 😢😢😢😢😢 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 2 Reply @rene-pierresamary4874 @rene-pierresamary4874 3 years ago Merci. Reply @user-sj4od2is2q @user-sj4od2is2q 1 year ago הוא מוליך אותנו לקצוות היקום. 1 Reply @cornelisvanveldhuizen6632 @cornelisvanveldhuizen6632 3 years ago Beethoven vioolconcert in C werd Reply @julibacsone @julibacsone 1 year ago KÖSZÖNÖM Reply @allthingstravon21 @allthingstravon21 3 years ago what happened at 4:51??? itzhak looked pissed like he heard someone play a wrong note hahahaha Reply @CLASSICALFAN100 @CLASSICALFAN100 5 years ago Check out IP in "I Know I Played Every Note!" (yeah, right...) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haxPfFi58ww Reply @nitelite4340 @nitelite4340 3 years ago what is the thing between his d and g string? Reply @giovic9802 @giovic9802 1 year ago Chloe Chua said he's her favourite violinist 1 Reply @johnhagan-zr4pm @johnhagan-zr4pm 4 months ago (edited) Hold my beer I can't play the violin But I think I can do better Reply @beforeourveryeyes @beforeourveryeyes 3 years ago gosh, thanks! 2 Reply @ildikotibay2801 @ildikotibay2801 2 years ago Thank in Life heart music Pearl in God! 🤗🌎😍😘❤ Reply @horiaganescu3948 @horiaganescu3948 1 year ago Philharmonia... Reply @Discovery_and_Change @Discovery_and_Change 10 days ago 1:18 begins | 1 Reply @drrickmarshall1191 @drrickmarshall1191 10 months ago 35:25 There Will be Blood. Reply @angelmartinez6166 @angelmartinez6166 1 year ago he plays at exactly 4:00 Reply @lukathurinn7906 @lukathurinn7906 3 years ago I got an ad with Itzhak No, i didnt skip Reply @brunomorcella1939 @brunomorcella1939 2 years ago Ultimissime mercato Reply @coincoin1022 @coincoin1022 3 years ago this is thema sympony Reply @elenacolonna26 @elenacolonna26 3 years ago Chissà perché considero I.P. un amico intimo o una specie di fratello 1 Reply @user-fd5qv8qi2w @user-fd5qv8qi2w 1 year ago ヨアヒムが拒んだけど結局弾いて この様日曜日素晴らしかったのかなぁ Reply @peteryeong4871 @peteryeong4871 3 years ago And then there were the so called violinist - mainly Asian and female.e.g. Yung Wah Chung. She played the Sibelius( murdered?}Ah! Reply @rosernabona9364 @rosernabona9364 2 weeks ago A tingut una greu lesio a la medula espinal i ha quedat amb paraplejia Reply @fernandoo.martinezfabbri9606 @fernandoo.martinezfabbri9606 5 years ago Anyone knows who is the lady at the first flute? 2 Reply 1 reply @patbau96 @patbau96 2 years ago "I'm finished!" 1 Reply @nessundorma44 @nessundorma44 3 years ago Itzhak Perlmann, für mich das "non plus ultra" der Violine, schlechthin! Er spielt nicht Violine, er ist Violine! 1 Reply 1 reply @Spectre2798 @Spectre2798 10 months ago "Mr Daniel?" "I'm finished" 2 Reply @megabugginout @megabugginout 3 years ago Maestro Seinfeld. 1 Reply @luciamondino @luciamondino 5 months ago (edited) 08:30 / 10:46 / 11:47 Reply @drrickmarshall1191 @drrickmarshall1191 10 months ago 35:25 There Will be Blood. Reply 1 reply @maryloubrown9743 @maryloubrown9743 4 years ago Motzart violin concerto#4 Reply @srzay @srzay 2 years ago comment 439 votes a ce jour peuvent t'ils être négatifs, ou alors....... Reply @user-fi4no9vn4r @user-fi4no9vn4r 4 years ago he looks like handel.. 1 Reply @tkd2703 @tkd2703 4 years ago Is it only me or is the oboist a clone of Platini (or Michel Prost) 1 Reply 1 reply @leedufour @leedufour 11 months ago Thanks. Reply @smileyfrown4784 @smileyfrown4784 1 year ago In such a big performance why would his violin not be tuned beforehand? Is it part of the show? Am I missing something? Or is this just an unprofessional blunder? Reply 1 reply @unknownplite @unknownplite 10 months ago Amazing music, but the ending of the first movement on the concerto kinda gets on my nerves. I feel like it should’ve been in 3 notes so it would fit the rest of the song. The whole main idea is in sets of 3s with the F, D, A. It just doesn’t feel like a proper end to me. Idk if that is just me. Reply @montyzooma @montyzooma 3 years ago Music to drink milkshakes to 1 Reply @kmtkatmfa5010 @kmtkatmfa5010 4 years ago (edited) 4:00 6:00 Reply @michiblake1576 @michiblake1576 3 years ago Who is conductor? Lawrence foster? Reply @richardmcmillan5149 @richardmcmillan5149 3 years ago Pentatonic Reply @samgu619 @samgu619 3 years ago He puts he violin so sadly. 1 Reply @CLASSICALFAN100 @CLASSICALFAN100 3 years ago Check out IP in "I Know I Played Every Note!" (yeah, right...) @ Reply @CLASSICALFAN100 @CLASSICALFAN100 3 years ago Check out IP in "I Know I Played Every Note!" (yeah, right...) @ Reply @JustMe-yu6uu @JustMe-yu6uu 2 years ago I'm finished. At 35:25 Reply @choijiwonballetclassmusic @choijiwonballetclassmusic 5 months ago (edited) 3:38 9:59 Reply @tuyentd2 @tuyentd2 3 years ago what is song in 00:01? 1 Reply 1 reply @osmarmayoral3996 @osmarmayoral3996 3 years ago Excellent. However, much prefer Heifetz’s rendition/execution !!! 2 Reply @daniel3231995 @daniel3231995 4 years ago 1:16 cool someone's using a black bow 2 Reply 1 reply @jameskelley5918 @jameskelley5918 4 years ago There’s a pipeline...... 2 Reply @isabellapedraza6677 @isabellapedraza6677 2 years ago who's here bc of 6.08?? Reply @araxymoumdjian2321 @araxymoumdjian2321 1 year ago Charles Aznavor after this one 1 Reply @timofeimitiuriev3944 @timofeimitiuriev3944 1 year ago I drink your milkshake! Reply @bbbruh2366 @bbbruh2366 3 years ago 04:01 Reply @piemain @piemain 2 years ago 35:25 DRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAINAGE ELI you boy. Reply @cjamonwilliams @cjamonwilliams 1 year ago Was this the SOIL ? 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Prim.! 1 Reply @owenwilliams1215 @owenwilliams1215 1 year ago 3:49 Reply @stuartzitomer2365 @stuartzitomer2365 6 years ago whitch volin is he useing Reply 1 reply @Ludwig142 @Ludwig142 10 months ago 9:59 1 Reply @ayt_1897 @ayt_1897 3 years ago 3:36 2 Reply @rosernabona9364 @rosernabona9364 2 weeks ago Ha tingut , ho escrit malament abans Reply @ehabehab3619 @ehabehab3619 3 years ago Why he puts mute on his violin? Reply @montrisupaporn7448 @montrisupaporn7448 4 years ago of some spainish song? Reply @user-mi8iq2sr4v @user-mi8iq2sr4v 10 months ago Браво евреи! Reply @gume5677 @gume5677 2 years ago (edited) 1:18 Reply @chris_pha174 @chris_pha174 4 years ago 4:00 Reply @cuajocuajocuajo @cuajocuajocuajo 4 years ago 4:00 Reply @rowanjones1435 @rowanjones1435 7 months ago 1:15 Reply @tesscrelli783 @tesscrelli783 3 years ago (edited) 4:00 Reply @edrage8679 @edrage8679 2 years ago Fat Mik3 is great 2 Reply @sachseco @sachseco 3 years ago the 1st flutist's bulging eyes are disconcerting. she needs to remain calm like the 1st oboist! 1 Reply @SmallFireVillage @SmallFireVillage 2 years ago 4:00 Reply @lunacamila6157 @lunacamila6157 3 years ago 11:09 kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Reply @flynnrider3783 @flynnrider3783 1 year ago I'm finished. Reply @superalbatross @superalbatross 4 years ago this kind of recording has done very great disservice to Brahms Reply @ziondar3716 @ziondar3716 2 years ago OMĢ Reply @elisabethsguttenberger2743 @elisabethsguttenberger2743 2 years ago Yvesjamin Brittenvolin Konzert von Bejamin Britten haben sich in der Benjamin britten die ganze uBen Reply @briancherenaacosta923 @briancherenaacosta923 1 year ago This is a mans concerto a boy cannot play this. Reply @hazaalsaraza @hazaalsaraza 4 years ago 20.25 Reply @VinceSchier @VinceSchier 2 years ago The orchestra is late Reply @hectorbernardoguijarroavil9865 @hectorbernardoguijarroavil9865 3 years ago I prefere the Carlo Maria Giulini version Reply @joaquimgamaesilva9396 @joaquimgamaesilva9396 4 years ago Why did u delete my comentary? Reply @rd9817 @rd9817 1 year ago Esa mano derecha, cómo canta! 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