how can a person sit through this without becoming emotional. I mean I'm a composer and this just about moves me to tears! But great music or art or poetry, takes you to a place where you don't come to tears, but close. The artist died a needless devastating death. The world lost perhaps the greatest violinist of all time!
I couldn't agree more. His untimely and cruel death is an immense loss to the Musical art. Yet still he lives, I think, through these rare recordings. This piece haunts me for decades...
What a sensitivity, he's just a bird from heaven. Simply stunning.
stunning. May you rest in heaven dear Josef. I feel I know of you, as you are by far, the finest violinist I have ever heard!
tears at your heart strings. literally and figureatively
how can a person sit through this without becoming emotional. I mean I'm a composer and this just about moves me to tears! But great music or art or poetry, takes you to a place where you don't come to tears, but close. The artist died a needless devastating death. The world lost perhaps the greatest violinist of all time!
I couldn't agree more. His untimely and cruel death is an immense loss to the Musical art. Yet still he lives, I think, through these rare recordings. This piece haunts me for decades...
I die a little every time I hear this piece. Beautiful.
Absolutely beautiful!
wonderful sound
thank you
Beautiful ! Reminds be of Ernst Bloch' music somehow.
i learned this piece from battle hymn of tiger mom
In murdering Our People, they also destroyed the greatest number of Musicians the world has ever listened to.
Josef Hassid died in 1950 in England.
@@hendrix5556 he was killed by lobothomy