Niccolò Paganini ,the greatest violinists of all time

Niccolò Paganini No comments Save articlePlease Sign in to your account to use this feature Niccolo paganini Niccolò Paganini was born in Genoa, Italy, Oct 27, 1782 and is considered by many to be one of ,. The young musician first received lessons from his father and later from the most reputable teachers in Genoa. In 1801 Paganini travelled to Lucca in Tuscany and in 1805 he was appointed to the position of court solo violinist by Napoleon's sister Elisa Bacciocchi. After four years in Lucca Nicolo left the court and began performing his own music at concerts throughout Italy. It was not until 1828 that Paganini made his first professional appearances outside Italy when he embarked on a six-and-a-half year tour that started in Vienna and ended in Paris in September 1834. Stories of Paganini's performances are legendary, with audiences said to have been moved to tears and hysteria. His astonishing technical ability led many to believe that his mother had sold his soul to the devil in return for a career as the greatest virtuoso in the world. Paganini garnered great personal wealth but he was known for his excessive gambling that at one point forced him to pawn his own violin. By the mid-1830s Paganini's health and ability began to fail and he died in May 1840 from internal hemorrhaging before a priest could be summoned. This added to suspicions that he had entered a pact with the devil and the Church denied his body a Catholic burial in Genoa. It was not until 1876 that his remains were finally laid to rest in a cemetery in Parma. 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I cannot find a proper word to describe his virtuosity.. Gokce Ergun. 1.5K Reply 54 replies @clairepotter6975 @clairepotter6975 3 years ago He wrote his own cadenza ! and it is beautiful, very soulful. The purity of Augustin's tone, the product of his bowing technique, and his composing distinguish him from other fine concert violinists. The del Gesu is icing on the cake. What a treat! 337 Reply 13 replies @cnewtonc @cnewtonc 1 year ago Augustin Hadelich's cadenza on the Paganini Concerto is the best I have ever heard in my life. I almost cried. 65 Reply 3 replies @dannyboy2267 @dannyboy2267 3 years ago (edited) Phrases of the Paganini Violin Concerto No. 1 I. allegro maestoso 0:40 - the opening 3:37 - build up for solo 3:57 - solo start 6:20 - warm & lovely part 7:24 - happy & epic part 9:56 - intense part (minor chord) 10:36 - mysterious part 11:10 - also intense part (major chord) 11:52 - dark part 12:44 - anxious part 17:16 - cool ending of phrase 17:54 - cadenza start 20:34 - cadenza ending II. adagio 21:50 - the beginning 22:24 - solo start 23:53 - build up 24:34 - lovely part 25:43 - color change 26:51 - ending part III. Rondo: allegro spirituoso 27:50 - skip-pie start (main subject) 29:03 - strong double stops 29:25 - calm & bright 30:15 - exciting part 31:19 - a variation 31:46 - main subject return 33:00 - wholesome part 35:07 - main subject return 35:31 - orchestral main subject 35:51 - build up for the ending 36:55 - where it ends 37:26 - standing ovation If you'd like me to do this on other performances, tell me in the comments section :) 900 Reply 29 replies @jacc88888 @jacc88888 3 years ago This is the most naturally musical interpretation I’ve heard of this work. The phrasing and timing is amazing and every notes ‘sings’ that you forget about how technically difficult this work is. Very different to other performances of this work I’ve heard. The Del gesu isn’t too bad either! 70 Reply 1 reply @wadrianalefe6490 @wadrianalefe6490 3 years ago His technique is so impressive that it is so precise, seems effortless and with so much class and simplicity 584 Reply 8 replies @Nonkel_Jef @Nonkel_Jef 2 years ago Perfectly balanced musicality. You can tell he really thought considered how every single note would sound best, and then gave it extra nuance, while still respecting the original meaning of the music. He's not playing to impress us with technical skills, but to produce the best possible music. 106 Reply @oldmanandthesea7039 @oldmanandthesea7039 3 years ago This is one of the best Paganini Concerto No. 1 performances I have ever heard. Techniques ,to him, are no longer something to impress the audience but the integral part of his being. His fingers effortlessly flied on the fingerboard, producing notes that were as pure and sweet as the honey that instantly melted in your ears. The last time I had such excitement was when I listened to Shlomo Mintz played the same concerto using Paganini’s own violin “El Cannone”. Bravo👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🎉🎉🎉🎉 64 Reply 4 replies @camille0761 @camille0761 12 days ago (edited) Un-be-lie-va-bly brillant violinist. I play violin myself and listen to many different soloists but Hadelich really stands alone. This concerto is so beautiful and virtuosic and only Hadelich can perform it with such cleanness and brilliance ❤️❤️❤️ 1 Reply @lastsaint7778 @lastsaint7778 3 years ago How is he not more famous? This is the first time I've ever heard him. He sounds so very good 246 Reply 27 replies @RH-sq7ie @RH-sq7ie 2 years ago Outstanding performance - even more so considering a live recording! One of the best Paganini interpretations ever with an incomparable technique and perfect sound! Many thanks for this wonderful recording Augustin Hadelich! 31 Reply 1 reply @ubkwerhe5469 @ubkwerhe5469 1 year ago I am a violinist and I have known this violinist since 20 years ago (online)...and I always knew he was very special. his playing was great and now he has a style and plays so delicately. He is definitely one of the best violinists around. 69 Reply @bbjib @bbjib 3 years ago Гениальное исполнение гениальной музыки. Спасибо! 6 Reply 1 reply @arnoldbetleer7316 @arnoldbetleer7316 1 year ago I'm 87 years old and I had the privilege of seeing Yehudi Menuhin play in 1967 in my city... I'm also a musician and I taught for 68 years. Today I am already weakened and I am not able to play paganini... but I learned valuable lessons with his Caprichos and today I only listen to good violinists such as this beautiful young man. 72 Reply @billh1983 @billh1983 1 month ago A favorite, so beautifully and powerfully played. Reply @UlimorUdamenta @UlimorUdamenta 3 years ago Brilliant Cadenza! More soloists should try making their own cadenzas. In the spirit of creativity! Cheers, Herr Hadelich! 14 Reply @georgenorris2657 @georgenorris2657 1 year ago This is the first time I have enjoyed a Paganini concerto. Even the best violinists seem to struggle through it so one is always on tenterhooks.This amazing guy can actually PLAY it. One comes away richer for the experience . . . . such clarity and always always perfect intonation! Stunning. 12 Reply @violin031 @violin031 3 years ago Probably , the best violinist today.( Incomparable harmonics) 18 Reply @weizheng9893 @weizheng9893 2 years ago (edited) Augustin, your performance touches my heart, and the emotions expressed through your music make me wanna cry, sheer beauty and excellence. 25 Reply 1 reply @sefaemreilikli @sefaemreilikli 3 years ago This is beyond perfection; it is greatness, legendary. 294 Reply 6 replies @debj685 @debj685 2 years ago His playing makes my heart sing. I've been playing many years and only in my wildest dreams. I appreciate his hard work. 15 Reply @leonardoorsi4254 @leonardoorsi4254 3 years ago What an incredible performance! Mr. Hadelich has a very sweet sound which he combines perfectly with precise intonation. I believe he is one the of the grestest performers in history. 38 Reply 2 replies @annaleis7606 @annaleis7606 2 years ago Вау! Интонация! Каждая нотка на 100% чиста, как бриллиант!!!!!!!!!!!!!Совершенно не напрягает мой слух! Единственный скрипач, которого я могу слушать с удовольствием! Спасибо за душевный комфорт, спасибо Господу за вашу гениальность!!!!! 48 Reply 2 replies @tomatehostil @tomatehostil 3 years ago Dearest Hadelich, you are most certainly out of this world! The mere act of listening to your performance causes an explosion of feelings and sensations, as if our souls were in a dialogue, one which I wish never came to an end. Please, keep enlightening and blessing this world with your music! 62 Reply @vvmaster2010 @vvmaster2010 3 years ago A very impressive interpretation and technique far from being mechanic like many violin masters. His violin speaks the language of music fluently, naturally and effortless with a very sweet, soft and beautiful tone. 54 Reply 2 replies @irisce2799 @irisce2799 2 years ago Hadelich has an unbelievably crisp sound like a bird's chirp, along with impeccable intonation. 10 Reply @wonderstruck. @wonderstruck. 2 years ago Out of the renditions I've heard, this one is my favorite. The piece is technically challenging (to put it mildly), and just getting the notes right is an impressive feat. But in Hadelich's, you can really hear the soul in the performance. 20 Reply @rosernabona9364 @rosernabona9364 1 month ago Augustin Hadelich , wonderful in Paganini , what a talent 1 Reply @dporter-gage9907 @dporter-gage9907 3 years ago I was there with friends and we all agreed, it was one of the most beautiful performances we've ever heard. Incredible, truly special, look forward to seeing him again. 16 Reply @paulhann3288 @paulhann3288 3 years ago Hadelich and the Leduc together make this an outstanding performance of the Paganini no.1 to remember. I also loved the Cadenza written by this young man, very sentimental, very touching! 16 Reply @aramkhachaturian8043 @aramkhachaturian8043 3 years ago Such an amazing and powerful tone that he can produce! 17 Reply @ibrahimkenderian4479 @ibrahimkenderian4479 5 months ago I get to this over and over again. Specific passages, specific sounds. It touches every part of my soul and makes me dream. This is not a complete understanding of the piece, a classy and brave performance. I truly find no words to describe this greatness 7 Reply @calvingyasi8292 @calvingyasi8292 3 years ago Wonderful performance. Such clarity and impeccable technique. Amazing cadenza. 15 Reply @pierluigipassoni6231 @pierluigipassoni6231 3 years ago What a beautiful performance. I don't remember having heard this concerto played with such a neat and warm sound, but even more impressive is the passionate phrasing and Paganini's cantilena. Not just an amazing virtuoso but a true musical genius. Looking forward to listen to you Maestro Hadelich in Sydney this June 21 Reply @denicakucera1022 @denicakucera1022 3 years ago Crystal clear, fully vibrant and silver tone, sung with heart and soul. Technique is merely a tool, not the end game. Music and fantasy thrroughout, I truly loved it. My favorite. 20 Reply @user-hudi @user-hudi 2 years ago Have never heard such an interesting and enjoyable interpretation of Paganini. I believe this is a standard unmatchable within 50 years… Truly legendary!!! 15 Reply @ChadPeiper @ChadPeiper 3 years ago (edited) When technique allows for this level of musical expression -- second to none -- in a live performance nonetheless, what can you say? Thank you. Augustin, your work inspires! 33 Reply @creedstump0662 @creedstump0662 2 months ago idk what it is about his sound but it’s so smooth and sounds like what i’d imagine sitting on a cloud would be like Reply @thomasloa3750 @thomasloa3750 1 year ago I had the privilege to see and hear him live, he brings every kind of emotion by the way he plays! Mostly tears tat there can be such magnificence with us! Just love him! 6 Reply @anne-mariemoreau7671 @anne-mariemoreau7671 3 years ago (edited) La finesse de l interprétation est sublime. Toujours autant d emotion qui me transporte chaque fois et chaque jour. Je ne peux m en passer Merci mille fois de nous partager votre talent. Vous êtes un artiste prodigieux 37 Reply 1 reply @gustavorosa9991 @gustavorosa9991 3 years ago This is the most perfect performance I've ever heard. Augustin Hadelich = perfection. 20 Reply @manny9639 @manny9639 2 years ago Deeply moving performance, Augustin is truly legendary, words cannot bear any of the emerging emotions. 12 Reply @dhcarvings4168 @dhcarvings4168 1 year ago This Man is just so relaxed and calm while playing, I love listening to this piece, and he just makes it so much more musical 4 Reply @classicalguitarPH @classicalguitarPH 3 years ago years from now people will watch this and recognize Augustin and this performance as one of our generation's best 83 Reply @cigarnationwarriors3981 @cigarnationwarriors3981 3 years ago (edited) I doubt any other concert violinist has faced the incredible challenges this superlative young violinist has had to face. And in spite of it all he plays with such passion and love of life that I dare think Paganini himself would applaud. He is without a doubt a bright rising star. Bravo🎻👏👏👏 26 Reply @andrewp.6838 @andrewp.6838 3 years ago (edited) По моему мнению это сегодня лучший скрипач в мире. Ровня Хейфецу и Ойстраху старшему. И чем лучше понимаешь, что и как он делает, чем больше обращаешь внимание на нюансы и мелочи, о которых большинство даже не подозревает, тем больше восхищаешься этим замечательным, гениальным артистом. Аплодирую стоя. 10 Reply @dragon51527 @dragon51527 2 years ago Augustin Kadelich’ tonality is speechlessly amazing, the sound he produces is so penetrating yet heartwarming at the same time. I have listened to him playing this piece many many times, each stirs stronger cravings in me for more of his performances. He is going to be a legend and his tone and sound will surely be timeless. Thanks for sharing! 20 Reply @KeslaTesla @KeslaTesla 10 months ago What a beautiful musician. I love this man the way I love beethoven. He makes the music live. He has soul. He is amazing. So rare to find a living musician that makes me feel this way. I am astounded and filled with joy at his soul. 4 Reply @violinhunter2 @violinhunter2 3 years ago (edited) Magnificent, Maestro Hadelich. Its' been years since I heard you up close but thank God for YouTube!! Also, superb accompaniment by the great Detroit symphony. Bravo! 12 Reply @user-zr7vb7gd9r @user-zr7vb7gd9r 1 year ago Very beautiful performance. So alive, so fresh, lightly. Every note is shining like a diamond. This is the highest level of violin performance. 5 Reply @peterander581 @peterander581 3 years ago Not many people can play Paganini like this. Absolutely amazing! 15 Reply @gsm2424 @gsm2424 3 years ago This is insane Augustin, you make this one look like its really easy, loved your performance- Keep it up! 16 Reply @toddmurphy8106 @toddmurphy8106 3 years ago (edited) It would be very, very difficult to find a more virtuosic performance of this Paganini Concerto than this. The runs are crystal clear and each note rings out. Such fine bowing technique. The Detroit Symphony sounds at home with this artist in Symphony Hall with marvelous acoustics. This video captures the essence of what the live concert must have been like. Loved the spontaneous applause between movements which was well deserved. World class sounds all the way around. Simply marvelous!! 172 Reply 8 replies @oliviamundy7680 @oliviamundy7680 3 years ago I was privileged enough to be there for the performance and it was incredible! 20 Reply 2 replies @tyronerothsey8929 @tyronerothsey8929 3 years ago A masterpiece played by a true master! 11 Reply @user-rb4td2qy3u @user-rb4td2qy3u 1 year ago Великолепно! Чудо! Прекрасная коденция! Браво! 2 Reply @zuleyhaakman9197 @zuleyhaakman9197 1 year ago Спасибо большое Вам за прекрасные мелодии желаю вам удачи счастья и любви живите счастливо 2 Reply @jurgenabela9600 @jurgenabela9600 3 years ago Impeccable intonation, especially the tenths. Magnificent bow arm. Loved the interpretation and 'easy' cadenza... 46 Reply @emmanuelyounan5997 @emmanuelyounan5997 3 years ago I was actually there to view it, first time at an orchestra with my piano teacher, and I got to listen to him and hear a Stradivarius. One of my most cherished gifts I ever received in my life. 26 Reply 4 replies @s.s3906 @s.s3906 3 years ago Wow that cadenza written by yourself... So impressive! And your incredibly precise technique!! 9 Reply @dianal.1279 @dianal.1279 3 years ago The tone! All the colors... this amazing instrument in all its glory, sumptuous, exquisite in the ear... what a happy day he ended up in Mr Hadelich's hands! It's beautiful beyond words. 12 Reply @pottersmiles7238 @pottersmiles7238 1 year ago Ive watched this a few times now. Hadelich is phenomenal. 6 Reply @p.winfrieds.kuttner2986 @p.winfrieds.kuttner2986 3 years ago I could stop listening - this is beyond imagination. Bravissimo, Augustin Hadelich! 13 Reply @cristiant.8654 @cristiant.8654 1 year ago I'm afraid to offend this moment with words, it's something from another dimension ...... I was extremely impressed listening to the concert ....... I traveled in other dimensions ....... I am blessed to live Here and Now ....... Thank you Augustin ! 8 Reply @marcusumbris @marcusumbris 1 year ago His rendition of Paganini has what I can only call an authenticity that I don't hear in so many who, no matter how great the technique, tone, etc., sound like they are performing an exercise. 2 Reply @Eiko26 @Eiko26 1 year ago I am literally awe-struck by the beautiful, ‘oh-so’ mature performance! 🙏 3 Reply @christophebossuat3311 @christophebossuat3311 3 years ago What a good young man to be able to play Paganni with such perfection and simplicity ! 14 Reply @irinacar @irinacar 2 years ago (edited) I saw Mr. Hadelich play in Oslo. I have no words to describe how much I loved his performance. The only I regret is not having known this wonderful violinist before. I salute you Mr. Hadelich, hoping for better times so I can see you again. 4 Reply @zachbishop1311 @zachbishop1311 3 years ago I am now certain that Augustin is the best violinist in the world, and I hope he continues to perform and make amazing recordings forever!!! 10 Reply @martinegodret4639 @martinegodret4639 2 years ago Brillante interprétation .Le son est très pur et la virtuosité laisse sans voix 6 Reply @theelectricchef69 @theelectricchef69 2 years ago This man is channeling Paganini himself. Just pure perfection! Bravo! 12 Reply @motiv4412 @motiv4412 3 years ago (edited) I have performed in concert with Augustin (myself in the orchestra) in my city several times. Always a pleasure! 9 Reply @drums4metal @drums4metal 1 year ago Superb performance, bravo 👏 👏👏👏 10 Reply @lloydaran @lloydaran 1 year ago Hadelich is so skilled, great playing, wonderful concerto. Paganini was not only a virtuoso, he was a fine composer indeed. 13 Reply @zeropoint4151 @zeropoint4151 3 years ago Oh my, gosh! That was phenomenal. 16 Reply @adambachmid8460 @adambachmid8460 11 months ago With hadelich..you hear the music beyond the technical expertise..there's no such thing as " wow this is such a difficult piece to play" ..with hadelich it's always "this is a very beautiful piece of music" 7 Reply 1 reply @zzp1 @zzp1 3 years ago This is fully in tune with Kogan, Francescatti, Heifetz, Ricci and the like. It could be Kogan who played this piece, it sounds so familiar - incredible. Alike the long-forgotten talent Ossy Renardi. In one word: Brilliant! 6 Reply 1 reply @angusf8414 @angusf8414 2 years ago (edited) The audience cannot hold control and clapped lmao knowing his performance is beyond perfection. 5 Reply @O5680 @O5680 2 years ago Paganini was a great composer too, not just a great violinist! 7 Reply @brofenix @brofenix 3 years ago Excellent orchestral playing!! Wow~! Seriously, these are not easy parts and it is awesome they played so cleanly and together :) And as always, Augustin's playing is sick. I definitely think Augustin and Hilary Hahn's versions of this concerto are my favorite, with me leaning towards liking Hilary's version better. I was kind of surprised Augustin wasn't pulling his bow straight in this performance, leaning at an angle at the tip. I maybe just didn't notice if Augustin does this, but I thought that was odd, giving away a lot of sound I would think. 3 Reply 1 reply @hazelflannigan3159 @hazelflannigan3159 10 months ago To wake up to this on my Birthday is what I’d call ‘Birthday Heaven’ ✨💫💝 pure perfection! Simply the best 💃🏻🎉 3 Reply @violine1698 @violine1698 3 years ago Nobody can play this better, bravo Augustin!!! 155 Reply 10 replies @isabelsoares8631 @isabelsoares8631 3 years ago Que maravilha! chorando de emoção aqui! Vc expressa e faz uma unidade com seu violino! Muito lindo! Guardei pra mim! Obrigada por existir! 😘😘😘😘😘 3 Reply @carloslaguensbermejo9812 @carloslaguensbermejo9812 2 years ago Magistral interpretación por esta prestigiosa Orquesta Sinfónica de Detroit del concierto para víolín Nº1 compuesto por el genial maestro italiano Nicoló Paganini que está considerado como uno de loa arquetipos más importantes del virtuosismo de obras para violín del Romanticismo. El solista Augustin Hadelich también nacido en Italia nos obsequia con un auténtico regalo para deleite de nuestros oídos. BRAVO !!! Saludos desde España. 13 Reply @filippoabis3676 @filippoabis3676 3 years ago Such a nice sound...clean and precise as no one can do 5 Reply @nickyork8901 @nickyork8901 3 years ago (edited) Every note is considered, and makes sense musically, and when he plays the music comes so far before the technical aspects (which are effortless) - perhaps how Paganini himself would have wanted it and perhaps how he played? The downward chromatic scale at around 10:55 is one example of how he takes something showy and makes music with it. 87 Reply 1 reply @danielezini9577 @danielezini9577 3 years ago Soooo impressive! never heard anybody playing like him... the violinist of the new century, with a so global background a german music mindset, an italian belcanto experience and a so fresh approach. By the way, also the real meaning of virtuoso player! Bravo, bravissimo!! 10 Reply @jonathancaramin @jonathancaramin 3 years ago I don't think I've ever heard this concerto played with this level of clarity and lightness. Truly amazing! 2 Reply @TorgieMadison @TorgieMadison 1 year ago You can tell - he's put in the hours, and weeks, and months (years and decades) that it takes to play something like this. Augustin, you sir, are a legend. You've arrived among giants, and history will remember you as such ♥ 1 Reply @user-em4vp7fh3l @user-em4vp7fh3l 1 year ago Очень тонко ,изящно безупречно! Врависсимо!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2 Reply @user-lg6sn2ec4y @user-lg6sn2ec4y 3 years ago Timestamps: 1st Movement: 00:40 - 21:24 1st Movement Cadenza: 17:53 2nd Movement: 21:50 - 27:39 3rd Movement: 27:50 - 37:25 8 Reply @cerenaseawell5753 @cerenaseawell5753 7 months ago Augustin is a gift for all music lovers. 2 Reply @donnakim1355 @donnakim1355 1 year ago 그의 연주에는 아주 특별한 무엇이 있습니다. 누구에게도 느끼기 힘든 그 어떤 힘, 영혼 … 너무나 자랑스럽고 사랑하고 싶은 연주자입니다. 12 Reply @stuffedanimalgangNATION @stuffedanimalgangNATION 3 years ago Your playing is so wonderful and full of life! I love how you did this adorably cheerful concerto! 💕😊💕 9 Reply @ronvillarreal5003 @ronvillarreal5003 1 year ago One of the greatest of all time! Augustin Hadelich!!! 3 Reply @alstonwang1224 @alstonwang1224 2 years ago Play so emotional. Greatest version I’ve ever heard. 7 Reply @hederjosepena2936 @hederjosepena2936 3 years ago Dom angelical para a música, simplesmente impressionante. Interpretação "monstro". 5 Reply @Peter700 @Peter700 11 months ago It's a crime that this performance is not available as a CD or LP (not that I've come across anyway). Just stunning! 1 Reply @angusf8414 @angusf8414 2 years ago (edited) I have listened to many Paganini interpretations, including Salvatore Accardo, Leonid Kogan etc, these previous two are of course my favourite. But today, I declared that Mr. Hadelich has the BEST interpretation, and now ranked 1st in my own ranking. 15 Reply @motiv4412 @motiv4412 3 years ago (edited) Such a legato interpretation with a wide breadth in tempo. And beautiful slides and portamento. Very refreshing! 12 Reply @omarpinangosuarez4560 @omarpinangosuarez4560 3 years ago Este es el primer concierto de Paganini que escuche siendo muy joven y sigue impresionandome su belleza. 4 Reply @esraellegarra5562 @esraellegarra5562 3 years ago Impresionante. Disfrute mucho viendo el entusiasmo del violinista y escuchando esa maravillosa obra. 3 Reply @carlosecabezas @carlosecabezas 3 years ago Awesome Performance! So clear to me, every pause, made it more and more interesting,! Augustin, I loved your musicality! Bravo, your new violin is also super awesome! 24 Reply 3 replies @MegaLajeunesse @MegaLajeunesse 1 year ago J'ai entendu de nombreuses versions de ce concerto. Aujourd'hui, il me semble l' entendre véritablement pour la première fois. 6 Reply @johnsonho6622 @johnsonho6622 1 year ago No doubt he is one of the best in Paganini violin concertos. 2 Reply @ivanaalegria9658 @ivanaalegria9658 1 year ago 👏👏👏👏👏👏💫🌟🌻💫🌟🌻💫🌟🌻Maravilhosa performance! O nível de perfeição é altíssimo! Divino! Gratidão por compartilhar esta Brilhante apresentação! 3 Reply @rknower @rknower 1 year ago (edited) Wow the violin has a true master and he is magnificent. This is what Stradivarius had in mind. The sounds, passages and melodies are incredible... Perfection! 1 Reply 1 reply @bankimoon201 @bankimoon201 2 years ago his cadenzas are beautiful as usual 6 Reply @cmw9876 @cmw9876 3 years ago I'm often curious about what the DSO is up to; they play well above the weight one might expect to find in a regional orchestra. Sometimes, there are real jewels in their work. As always, great music is where you find it. Loved that violin! 6 Reply @Petroschristidis @Petroschristidis 1 year ago Bravo Augustin ! and bravo to the orchestra and conductor. Your playing was so elegant and beautiful ! 1 Reply @liviamarianateodororosa2647 @liviamarianateodororosa2647 2 years ago ❤so inspiring!!! I've never heard a Paganini like that before. Beyond of virtuosism 3 Reply @iluminator_cz737 @iluminator_cz737 1 month ago (edited) That ending of a solo phrase before start of a cadenza in Allegro maestroso is the most satisfying and fluid one i have ever heard and it was fantastic... Bravo! Whole performance was beautifull. Reply @domenicopieriniClassicalMusic @domenicopieriniClassicalMusic 3 years ago Paganini eccelso , tutto italiano , pulito limpido il cantabile. Grande Augustin 5 Reply @SnugVapes @SnugVapes 2 years ago For the people who don't know, Augustin was in a fire when he was younger and could have possibly died. Some think this is why his playing reached a new level. His new found appreciation for life and music. 1 Reply @YalcinEren @YalcinEren 3 years ago Paganini 1 is my favourite violin concerto and this was one of the best performance I've ever heard. I put it 2. row after Hilary Hann. Also his violins sound is amazing and liked that cadenza. 12 Reply 1 reply @nomorefries3616 @nomorefries3616 3 years ago Every time i click one of his videos, a voice will tell me, nahh it wont be that good. And every single time when he starts to play, i am pleasantly proven wrong and blown away with his violin playing. This is such a wonderful feeling. 11 Reply @budisetiawan1168 @budisetiawan1168 3 years ago Everytime i listen to paganini with the virtuoso violinist, it always stabs my heart very deeply 7 Reply @benoramhovachev9069 @benoramhovachev9069 2 years ago (edited) Bravo! Got me in the very first line, such a clear and beautifully distinctive performance! 2 Reply @comppstin7458 @comppstin7458 1 year ago What an elegant and neat performer he is. At times I tend to think of Paganini's work as energetic and violent, but Hadelich has made the lyrical side of Paganini stand out. I should rethink how I perceive Paganini's work. 2 Reply @Dylonely42 @Dylonely42 1 year ago (edited) One of the best violonists. I love his playing. Thanks to Paganini, Hadelich, the conductor and the whole orchestra for this great concerto. 1 Reply The best of Paganini - That is why Paganini is known as the devil's violinist. ART Classical Music 57.3K subscribers Subscribe 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 K Share Download Clip Save 137K views 1 month ago #paganini #Classicalmusic #Classicalmusic #paganini The best of Paganini - That is why Paganini is known as the devil's violinist. ------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------ --------------------------------- … 155 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... @germanurriola5819 @germanurriola5819 2 weeks ago Decir que Paganini tuvo pacto con el diablo por su talento extraordinario revela la ignorancia de las personas que no encuentran respuestas a la realidad sin meter sus preferencias religiosas de por medio. 94 Reply 21 replies @user-fl6yt1im8f @user-fl6yt1im8f 2 weeks ago Божественно! 26 Reply 1 reply @GiglielaGiacomini @GiglielaGiacomini 14 hours ago Maravilhoso! Procurava uma música clássica para motivar, estudar e apareceu Paganini! Excelente, grata por partilhar Reply @user-lf5le4iy3o @user-lf5le4iy3o 2 weeks ago Помимо звучания, поражает темп исполнения.❤ 19 Reply @Gabriela.. @Gabriela.. 22 hours ago Uau isso é magnífico! Reply @DaSti_98 @DaSti_98 7 days ago Игра виртуозная, необычайно поражает🎭 6 Reply @simon95379 @simon95379 6 hours ago (edited) Opet i opet: Savršeni Paganini.Volimo ga. Reply @userbubei @userbubei 10 days ago Волшебная музыка, очень красивая, ничего демонического,а как раз наоборот. 6 Reply @jtammyjas @jtammyjas 11 days ago My father was a classical violinist. After my mother passed from cancer, he later developed Alzheimers in his elder years and, while still semi-lucid, worked on a piece in his bedroom by Tchaikovsky; I can't remember which one. Always the same piece, always getting stumped at the same place, at which point he'd break into an old farmer, chicken scratch jingle as if to erase his error. Later he began to work on the violin itself, sanding the finish and replacing the strings and always adjusting their tension. Listening to Paganini gives me an inkling of the devilry and frustration at work in his heart. 13 Reply 2 replies @user-df6iy7zc8p @user-df6iy7zc8p 6 days ago Почему я раньше ничего этого не слышал???? Только два произведения узнал😮как ПРЕКРАСНО 🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤ 5 Reply @adelforodrigoramirezramire3942 @adelforodrigoramirezramire3942 6 days ago El diablo no escucha esta sublime musica porque es creada por dios en el fantástico talento de Paganini saludos abrazos desde la cda. De Mexico 7 Reply 1 reply @ramonaguiar3312 @ramonaguiar3312 2 weeks ago Muito boa a seleção, obrigado amigo! 6 Reply @user-ko7kj6ck7f @user-ko7kj6ck7f 12 days ago En unas de las historia de este gran violinista dice que su padre le obligaba a qué estudiara 8horas Al dia ❤❤ 6 Reply @lesliebarajas9520 @lesliebarajas9520 13 days ago Se escucha hermoso 🔥 5 Reply @alexanderdiazpinedo4380 @alexanderdiazpinedo4380 9 days ago Imagino que fue violinista del Diablo pero mucho antes de que al Diablo lo expulsen del cielo, porque esta musica es celestial ! 3 Reply @eugen225 @eugen225 8 days ago Только после фильма Николо Паганини стал слушать скрипку, до этого сразу выключал источники звуков. Лишь превосходные степени в эмоциях! 3 Reply @joseluisramirez8169 @joseluisramirez8169 12 days ago Astonishing and delicately Amazing work of Art. Music with no impurities! My eardrum has a fascinating elegant soiree while hearing this classical music. 👂🎻🤌 3 Reply @dariogeorgesarita5649 @dariogeorgesarita5649 9 days ago Soy un gran admirador del maestro Paganini. 2 Reply @user-fb4ty6gr4i @user-fb4ty6gr4i 1 month ago Звучит божественно! Не может в музыке таиться дьявол 31 Reply 16 replies @user-bobbi25 @user-bobbi25 7 days ago Гений. Разве мог это придумать человек,врядли.. 2 Reply @MrMuratova @MrMuratova 11 days ago Спасибо большое.❤ 2 Reply @simon95379 @simon95379 2 weeks ago (edited) Kakav đavolov violinist ? On je ANĐEO koji naše živote usrećuje predivnom muzikom. 12 Reply @user-cb9kf6fe5r @user-cb9kf6fe5r 5 days ago Браво!!!!!!! 1 Reply @vivianalannefranque8505 @vivianalannefranque8505 10 days ago Maravilloso. Divino- sagrada 🙏🕊💐💙💜👏👏👏👏👏gracias 3 Reply @sandro-wo1ii @sandro-wo1ii 1 month ago Sensacional !!!!!! 5 Reply @user-uz5yo9wx4v @user-uz5yo9wx4v 11 days ago Спасибо большое за хорошее исполнение и красивую музыку Reply @rosaliosigalaleon4945 @rosaliosigalaleon4945 7 days ago No me inpreciona que seas el violinista del diablo me impreciona tu enorme destresa para tocar el violin y no e escuchado de que interprete es tu musica aclarame mi ignorancia es es tuya si es tuya mis grades respetos es unica sigue compartiendo tu gran talento gracias y felicitacines 1 Reply @pilarrusso9883 @pilarrusso9883 10 days ago ILUMINADO POR DIOS 🙏RIP. 1 Reply @angelatanurdzic7508 @angelatanurdzic7508 1 month ago Wonderful ❤ 10 Reply @piterpenn9631 @piterpenn9631 1 month ago Апошні час толькі Паганіні слухаю,так эмацыйна.❤❤❤ 14 Reply 3 replies @user-ym6xe7bb9k @user-ym6xe7bb9k 7 days ago ❤благодарю,Восторг❤ 2 Reply @apocalypsenowrevenge @apocalypsenowrevenge 2 hours ago (edited) Paganini no repite! 🎻 Reply @RafaelCruz-us6pg @RafaelCruz-us6pg 2 weeks ago Es un gran compositor y excelente Violinista creado por todos los Dioses del Universo!!! 7 Reply @sebastiaomarciodeoliveira8885 @sebastiaomarciodeoliveira8885 12 days ago Tudo que o homem não entende ou consegue explicar empurra para o sobrenatural. 3 Reply @eugeniaatzin8553 @eugeniaatzin8553 9 days ago Son bellas piezas misicales 2 Reply @user-ym6xe7bb9k @user-ym6xe7bb9k 7 days ago ❤любил Бога,не жаловал церковь и церковных служителей !А его музыка вся от Бога,она берет а Душу,очищает,а дьявол ,он был с наружи ,чтобы не приставали !Паганини,музыкант от Бога ❤ 4 Reply @user-wc2qi4fj9e @user-wc2qi4fj9e 1 month ago Ніби потрапив в якийсь інший світ з яким не хочеться розставатись. Дякую, дякую і ще раз дякую. 10 Reply @armondoaguila5653 @armondoaguila5653 2 weeks ago majestuoso 1 Reply @sergueikriselburd325 @sergueikriselburd325 6 days ago Who is the artist and what Violin he play with? Is it one of those that being held by the Maestro himself? Reply @user-vg5qm6ls2s @user-vg5qm6ls2s 10 days ago Всё от бога 1 Reply @user-sf3qd7ef9q @user-sf3qd7ef9q 2 weeks ago Благодарю!!!!! 4 Reply @lenialedesma3685 @lenialedesma3685 9 days ago Alguien sabe nombre de la pieza ?? Reply @Sortilegio-Gotica @Sortilegio-Gotica 1 month ago Muy bien!!!! 11 Reply 1 reply @user-xc2ki3zv6j @user-xc2ki3zv6j 2 weeks ago Virtuoz,Talent-super 4 Reply @ayseldoengel223 @ayseldoengel223 1 month ago Danke 💕 Dank für die wundervolle Erfahrung. 3 Reply @jean-francoiskener6036 @jean-francoiskener6036 1 month ago If you put a violin in the hands of a sociopath looking person, it always sounds good. 1 Reply @adamthehorse8685 @adamthehorse8685 2 weeks ago What is the name of the piece in 7:38 ? 3 Reply @user-bobbi25 @user-bobbi25 9 days ago Ждём подборку музыки Вагнера Рихарда. Reply 2 replies @nomadicfenceman509 @nomadicfenceman509 1 month ago (edited) Did I read somewhere people thought that he had sold his soul to devil… some were actually afraid to attend his concerts? Maybe folklore idk. Maybe he just played that persona for the fame and mystery 2 Reply @manujuarez3309 @manujuarez3309 1 month ago Esa música es divina, es alabanza a Dios, transporta al paraíso. 11 Reply 4 replies @gracielacasanova8080 @gracielacasanova8080 3 days ago Muy buena música. Lástima de tanto comercial. Muerto de hambre!! 2 Reply @mahen77 @mahen77 6 days ago What’s the title of the first track? Thanks 🙏 1 Reply @SoniaKluver-po6ws @SoniaKluver-po6ws 11 days ago Paganini fue el más grande !!. Los mediocres lo denigran en vez de admirarlo . 1 Reply @user-wv7cl6zl9h @user-wv7cl6zl9h 7 days ago 👍 Reply @user-ex9qd3nm8z @user-ex9qd3nm8z 13 days ago ES UN VERDADERO MAESTRO EN EL VIOLIN...CAUTVA CON ESCUCHARLO ....CUAN BIEN EJECUTA ESTE INSTRUMENTO.. ( EL VIOLIN )..SALUDOS DESDE PANAMA Y SALUD INFINITA PARA TODOS....AUNQUE NOS ESTAN VENDIENDO CON TIERRAS Y TODO A LAS MINERAS ,SEGUIMOS LUCHANDO EN LAS CALLES CONTRA LOS CORRUPTOS POLITICIS.😃🇵🇦👍🇵🇦👍🇵🇦👍😃🇵🇦👍👍🇵🇦🇵🇦 8 Reply 1 reply @user-lz4ro9ft1n @user-lz4ro9ft1n 9 days ago Que le démoniaque ait sa part dans une chose merveilleuse,je ne vois rien là à blamer. Je m'envole sur ces morceaux comme sur ceux de Joseph Chevalier de Boulogne. Reply @CVino @CVino 10 days ago ❤❤❤ Reply @oxanafokina3430 @oxanafokina3430 11 days ago Обалденно ! 😇😇😇 1 Reply @patricioalvarez3317 @patricioalvarez3317 2 weeks ago ❤ el argumemto de tu título no va con la creacion de si misma.. 3n ser la exprecion de una creacióm que nace de si misma..😊 1 Reply @alecuaniela5014 @alecuaniela5014 8 days ago The talent comes from God not the devil 1 Reply @yolandavillamilruiz882 @yolandavillamilruiz882 2 weeks ago Hola desde Sincelejo Sucre Colombia,No estoy de acuerdo con quien diga que PAGANINI es protagonista del diablo No es un don que Dios le dió como a muchos que tienen cualquier don, por ejemplo David Garrett tiene ese don especial también es una música que a quien le gusta siempre quiere oírla. 4 Reply 1 reply @user-lq5wm2zz2n @user-lq5wm2zz2n 7 days ago Благодарю Reply @user-gm4gg1hf7h @user-gm4gg1hf7h 10 days ago Гений, от Бога Reply @user-bd8oj1hr6x @user-bd8oj1hr6x 2 days ago "Тёмный Ангел".... Тёмная материя, нам недоступен этот план, мы можем только наслаждаться творчеством этого Великого Гения, а"дьявола" возвращаю католической церкви, ибо это её изобретение.!!! Reply @davidwang911 @davidwang911 1 month ago (edited) goodvibesgreat！paganini : violin genius playing cards that don’t follow common sense. 2 Reply @alfredomaureira722 @alfredomaureira722 11 days ago Pero es Paganini el que toca? o esto está interpretado por otro violinista? una duda....... Reply 2 replies @user-iw4bh6en9e @user-iw4bh6en9e 9 days ago Почему люди считают,что Бог не может быть талантливым ведь всё,что есть на земле всё сотворил он Бог,а такой талант не смог дать Паганине,какой бред вы люди которые такое пишите хотите сказать ,что Бог не способен дать такой талант человеку,как вы низко пали,что на такое способен только дьявол,наверное ваше невежество такое же как было в те времена когда жил этот талант,это дар от Бога. 1 Reply @jacintajacobo5632 @jacintajacobo5632 13 days ago ❤ 2 Reply @khalidswadi8197 @khalidswadi8197 13 days ago ❤from IRAQ🌳🌱🌹 1 Reply @charukrish5493 @charukrish5493 10 days ago ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Reply @SimadaKambey @SimadaKambey 3 days ago Если это создал Дьявол,я хочу в Адд 😄😄 Reply @mei9633 @mei9633 7 days ago What's the name of first song? Reply @user-xj9ye4zx8o @user-xj9ye4zx8o 7 days ago А где Паганинни? Reply @fazileeker4861 @fazileeker4861 1 month ago Thank you.. 3 Reply @pelidaniele8404 @pelidaniele8404 2 days ago Non è musica di Paganini ma di Rafael Krux Reply @hakanaltntas8874 @hakanaltntas8874 10 days ago Gözlerini kapat ve şeytanın ile dans et😊 Reply @user-je3wn8wn9g @user-je3wn8wn9g 10 days ago Very crovoice in paulcela Reply @rosalbarodriguez9688 @rosalbarodriguez9688 2 weeks ago Grandioso. Cómo. Jecuta. También. El. Violin 1 Reply @60emilia1 @60emilia1 2 weeks ago Зачем вводить в заблуждение людей: Здесь вообще-то не всё Паганини, слышала Россини.... Ну да ладно - людям приятно и на том спасибо. 4 Reply 3 replies @mehrkh9064 @mehrkh9064 1 month ago Thanks 5 Reply @user-mn1lo4fz4u @user-mn1lo4fz4u 2 weeks ago Жалко,че толкова реклами прекъсват това вълшебство и ефекта от насладата се губи в безкрайния говор!!!Ако искате да работите заБОГА,КОЙТО Е ВЪВ ВСИЧКИ СЛУШАЩИ,ЗНАЕТЕ какво да направите,БЛАГОРОДСТВО И УСПЕХ ВИНАГИ 2 Reply 2 replies @nicoledoo9899 @nicoledoo9899 2 weeks ago 13:34 2 Reply @MegaIsmene @MegaIsmene 8 hours ago 21min. sind Paganini Werke......der Rest Barockmusik Reply @jalisco1005 @jalisco1005 1 month ago Estás canciones estarían mejor pero con los zafiros del Norte 1 Reply @michelchasse1996 @michelchasse1996 12 days ago Yeah... 1 Reply @user-mr8uu4xr8z @user-mr8uu4xr8z 10 days ago Заголовок дебильный, конечно. Видимо, доя привлечения к просмотру. Reply @usabanatools9730 @usabanatools9730 10 days ago (edited) I have checked several of the tracks here attributed to Paganini and its false, many of those belong to Rafael Krux, a British composer, this channel seems to be a scam Reply @user-je3wn8wn9g @user-je3wn8wn9g 2 weeks ago Neal nouw dean yolin 2 Reply @user-je3wn8wn9g @user-je3wn8wn9g 10 days ago Scyv2 Reply @robertocarlosramosgonzalez9770 @robertocarlosramosgonzalez9770 3 hours ago Música del díablo? La de bad Bunny y Karol G, solo inducen a la degradación de la mujer Reply @energy232 @energy232 1 month ago 🤗☀ 4 Reply @margaritarosen7919 @margaritarosen7919 2 weeks ago Decir que Paganini y el diablo. Ignorancia Maldad en semejante comentario. 1 Reply @user-fw2pr4wg6e @user-fw2pr4wg6e 2 weeks ago ❤ 2 Reply