My parents enjoyed his performance with the National Symphony in D.C. He was an eclectic, which is a blessing in life. He died too young as so many artists do, from Mozart to Hendrix. But he left 3 children & two grandchildren.
Она, кстати , не просто сумасшедшая, она блаженная. Я слушала ее интервью, девка натерпелась за жизнь, отец детьми не занимался, мать увезла их к дедушке в дом, где этот дедушка домогался до этой Дейзи, на самом деле ее зовут Lindsay Davis. Скорее всего от этого у нее и поехала крыша, мать сказала, что она все врет , дед продолжал свои домогательства ,причем был он другом Буша и еще каких-то из власти , и чтото она там еще говорила про то что жили они в Посольстве Панамы, видим, дед был послом.
I NEVER MISSED HIS CONCERTS WHENEVER HE WAS WITHIN 100 FROM WHERE I LIVED. I SAW HIM PLAY THE BRAHMS AT KNOTT'S BERRY FARM IN THE EARLY 1980s & NEVER FORGOT A MOMENT OF IT. I WAS FRONT & CENTER, NO MORE THAN 8' FROM HIM. I COULD SEE ROSIN FLYING FROM HIS VIOLIN & HIM REMOVING BROKEN BOW HAIRS WITH HIS TEETH. I HAVE ALL OF HIS RECORDINGS & PREFER HIS PLAYING TO ANYBODY TODAY. AS FOR HEIFETZ, HE WAS MOSTLY IMPRESSED WITH FODOR'S STACCATO & WOULD CIRCLE HIM, ANALYZING HIS EVERY MOVEMENT, WHILE PLAYING HORO STACCATO.
My parents enjoyed his performance with the National Symphony in D.C. He was an eclectic, which is a blessing in life. He died too young as so many artists do, from Mozart to Hendrix. But he left 3 children & two grandchildren.
An incredibile talent, a great great violinist, a noce person and a beautiful Shirt!
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SO GORGEOUS!! Eugene was my idea of perfection.
Wonderful
I cry.
And then he had a daughter... She grew up to be infamous on Venice Beach. Crazy Daisy she is called.
Она, кстати , не просто сумасшедшая, она блаженная. Я слушала ее интервью, девка натерпелась за жизнь, отец детьми не занимался, мать увезла их к дедушке в дом, где этот дедушка домогался до этой Дейзи, на самом деле ее зовут Lindsay Davis. Скорее всего от этого у нее и поехала крыша, мать сказала, что она все врет , дед продолжал свои домогательства ,причем был он другом Буша и еще каких-то из власти , и чтото она там еще говорила про то что жили они в Посольстве Панамы, видим, дед был послом.
I got to hear him in California and meet him back stage when I was 16. He was sweet, gentle, so exciting in concert.
I NEVER MISSED HIS CONCERTS WHENEVER HE WAS WITHIN 100 FROM WHERE I LIVED. I SAW HIM PLAY THE BRAHMS AT KNOTT'S BERRY FARM IN THE EARLY 1980s & NEVER FORGOT A MOMENT OF IT. I WAS FRONT & CENTER, NO MORE THAN 8' FROM HIM. I COULD SEE ROSIN FLYING FROM HIS VIOLIN & HIM REMOVING BROKEN BOW HAIRS WITH HIS TEETH. I HAVE ALL OF HIS RECORDINGS & PREFER HIS PLAYING TO ANYBODY TODAY. AS FOR HEIFETZ, HE WAS MOSTLY IMPRESSED WITH FODOR'S STACCATO & WOULD CIRCLE HIM, ANALYZING HIS EVERY MOVEMENT, WHILE PLAYING HORO STACCATO.
Thank you, Mr. Donley.
Absolutely brilliant.
OMG Thank you Sooooo much for this!
I wish this interview or documentary could have gone on forever
After Heifetz , theres Eugene . That's it. No one does Paganini justice, his version of the Vitali Chacconne with organ accompaniment is unmatched
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Do you mean Heifetz's version is unmatched ?.😊
Well, I'm biased, I believe Heifetz, to be the first, but, growing up in the 70s I'm a fan of Fodor, especially when he plays anything by Paganini
@onivoi I don't think anyone will ever match the Vitali by Heifetz.😊