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Bravo

never heard it played on flute, sounds very good though

17:57 onward … CONCENTRATION, INSPIRATION and TALENT. An amazingly gifted, disciplined artist. Even through the perspiration drops falling down a countenance of effort and a lifelong achievement of culture and exactitude. What a virtuoso, Perlman. I 'suspect' JS Bach would be proud. 😉

this is so beautiful. I am admittedly jealous of the pepole in the adience who got to hear this masterpiece live.

❤

Producer of Itzhak Perlman's Saint John's Smith Square performance: "Itzhak, we'd love to engage you to perform Bach's Partita in D Minor. Can you deliver a powerful and moving performance with as close to perfection as humanly possible? Itzhak Perlman: "Well, I could say, 'No sweat,' but I don't think I could promise you that given the air conditioning at Saint John's Square."

Невероятно, я могу слушать бесконечно это чудо!!!!!

Fi nalmente encontrei o meu Andres Segovia e a sua Gavotte. O meu vinil era muito velhinho. Obrigada ❤❤❤❤❤

I know he is the best but that's not why i like to hear him so much. What i like is to see that he is trying to do his best at every moment. I know that from his face. I really love him.

ただ美しい音色に心をうばわれ心地よく。その後、座ったまま泣いておりました。ラストに希望が見えました♫すばらしい♡

I appreciate for this performance

1:19

Que divino el Maestro Perlman, da la impresión que el Violin es su mayor deleite, le da vida al instrumento ❤❤❤

What a beautiful tribute to M's friend. Just mesmerizing music, playing and video.

The list of bossy, choleric conductors is long, just think of Barenboim . Jaqueline du Pré is wonderful, unique, but Barenboim a disgusting guy, all for the career and du Pré had to deal with her MS diagnosis alone. You shouldn't call it a Love Story, that's absolute mockery!!

Georgeous Sonata

Comfort and gracefulness of Kissin’s performance are immeasurable profound and off the charts

Probably truer to Chopins true softer ,delicate physique but yhere is always the angry,disenchanted ,hystericalagitato Chopin. His music is polarized by at least two psychological phenomena the hard extremely discontented Chopin and the giddy,exuberant stylish Parisian who misses Poland and doesnt get Beethoven bad moods but loves the Missa Solemnis. Maybe like every human being every composer is many things.

A great genius God bless his memory

52:40 What is the song

A few people have said to me "You know Al - things have progressed". "Really?" "Show me". ---Better than Segovia? - Whatever you say.... Sorry - I don't buy it...

Semplicemente sublime!

I first saw these two great violinists live in the early 1970s, invariably with the English Chamber Orchestra at the QEH (London) ...

“That little sweat ball just wouldn’t fall off” Rosanne Rosannadanna.

i come back to watch this every couple years and am always stunned. The prolonged (to me compared to most performances) silence between the last note and the applause is telling. I think they knew they had just heard and witnessed greatness and transcendance on a sacred level!

키신 갓신...

I heard your heart❤! Thank you for sharing!

Anlındaki ter işini ne kadar sevdiğini gösteriyor

Bana lang lang mı kissin mi diye sorunca sizi bilmem ama ben kissin diyorum 💯😨😱🥶

0:36

It's striking how small and unsinewy looking his hands are.

É de arrepiar! Perfeito.

Perfekt [apart from that wedding ring]

Extraornidaria interpretación . Un gran pianista..Aplausos

Nowadays, people think Langlang is always showing off his technique? I mean look at this guy!

まさに異次元とも言える、セゴビアのクラシックギター🎸の音色。私は聴く度に心癒されます。中でもバッハ作曲のガボットは私のお気に入りで、何処からこうした音が出るのだろう、といつも摩訶不思議な思いに包まれながら、動画越しでは御座いますが、セゴビアとの出会いを楽しんでおります。

21:39

Someone said "the level of violin playing overall has gone up over the years, but at the top, not that much"

I like to hear how different pianists play the same piece. It’s partly a learning device, especially if I am working on the same piece.

Segovia. He's OK in my book. I don't care what anyone says!!!

He has hands that look like they could bend iron. Not make beautiful, delicate movements.

Ashkenazy is one of my very favorite pianists, ever. I’m not the kind of person who idolizes one artist to the point that I will listen to other artists simply to denigrate them, as I so frequently see with Horowitz and Callas idolizers. I love to hear what others bring to music, and their musical voices, and there are few I will never listen to. But Ashkenazy is special in my opinion….I have yet to hear a live or studio recording that doesn’t dazzle me! I wish him and his wife well in their retirement!

Tras una dolorosa agonía, tras darlo todo, siempre tiene que llegar la calma. Eso es lo que esta chacona significa para mí, gracias Itzhak por interpretar de esa manera tan especial esta partita 🫂

Up to this day, I have no idea how can he play that fast and that firm. For me, that's technically impossible. My hand would be throbbing in pain, even if I managed to play like that. I guess he's just a classical guitar god.

My name is Luciano Millaqueo and I have to say only one thing: The story teller is a fraud, Mr. Astor Piazzolla's life has never been threatened, he wasn't even beaten for his thoughts about tango. Mr. Piazzolla wanted to be seen as a victim of the circumstances, tango culture goes beyond the boundaries of music. It takes some time to understand it.

pure…

Fat fingers and a master

great rendition...top 3 with Richter and Argerich. He's a few seconds slower than they but maintained great tempo and clarity in an encore piece.

Gran ejemplo de vida y superacion

림스키-코르샤코프, <술탄 황제 이야기> <왕벌의 비행> (또는 호박벌의 비행)