Gil Shaham Bartok 2 Concerto (mov.3 part II)
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Gil Shaham plays Bartok 2nd Violin Concerto in Torino, with conductor Michel Plasson and RAI National Orchestra
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| bravissimo!!! and i ... ( 1 year ago by occhioblublu55) |
| bravissimo!!! and i miss my hometown :( |
| wow what a sound of ... ( 1 year ago by jimviolinist) |
| wow what a sound of violin!!bravo |
| I love this concert ... ( 1 year ago by losdejamescraik) |
| I love this concert so much. This version is incredible, shaham have a beautiful discurs. Formidable orchestra. Thanks! |
| Look at Marcovici's ... ( 1 year ago by zebatida) |
| Look at Marcovici's rendition too!!! Shaham is a spectacular player! |
| Without a doubt, ... ( 1 year ago by ihadaralf) |
| Without a doubt, one the greatest violin concetos of the twentieth century. The final peroration is stunning; those two final orchestral chords? Genius. |
| Why is this work ... ( 1 year ago by ipmoic) |
| Why is this work not played more? It is easily one of the great violin concertos of any era. Too difficult? It does takes a large, skilled orchestra. I would jump at the opportunity to hear a live performance. |
| Bartok is very ... ( 3 months ago by shangqinli) |
| Bartok is very dfficult for the mass. Only true classical music lovers and "initiated people" can understand his music and appreciate it. In other words: his nusic is for an "elite". If you belong to it, you'll derive an unequalled plasure from it, If you don't, well, I suggest you just forget about it and go for something like Sinatra's "Lovers in the night" (if you're romantic). Else "rap" should be within your little detasteful grasp |
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