Maravilhoso ouvir Jaqueline Du Pré, comovente. E, sempre lamentável sua partida, tão precoce. Linda interpretação ao piano e linda música. Direto no coração.
es tan poco frecuente escuchar estas pequeñas joyas tocadas con ese lirismo y musicalidad !! esta mujer tocaba con el alma. virtuosos hay muchos pero músicos de verdad nacen muy pocos.
Wow! Shall we ever see her like again? I maintain she was the greatest of all cellists, Rostropovich and Casals notwithstanding; (she studied with both, of course!).
This song and photo match each other. I can't help but think that the players (cellist and pianist) had a sense of serene about their own lives when they recorded this song.
@crazybuslive If you have reached grade six then you have done well. The cello is not a simple instrument to learn but the sound produced is very special. This is a most beautiful piece. If it touches your heart then make it yours. Don't worry about the grades. Just learn pieces of music that you love the sound of and you will naturally progress without you realising it. Don't become stale. Best wishes Andy.
I come no more to make you laugh: things now, That bear a weighty and a serious brow, Sad, high, and working, full of state and woe, Such noble scenes as draw the eye to flow, We now present.
Ginette was born to play Chausson's Poeme. Jacquiline du Pre was born to play the Enigma Variations. Both play this work extremely well. They also both died young,.Coincidence?
I believe it was originally written for violin and piano. Some say the piece was written by Samuel Dushkin, others say it was Paradis and Dushkin only discovered the work. But usually Paradis gets the credit for this piece.
No. The original piece is by Carl Maria von Weber, a sicilienne taken from one of his violin sonatas by Dushkin, who then claimed he 'discovered' a piece by Paradis. Paradis has no connection to the piece except that Dushkin (and every other ignoramus after him) lied/lies about who wrote it.
that previous comment was in reference to all the people commenting on the beautiful non-existent violin in this piece... i have to play this piece atm, and oh god i feel awful playing it coz she was able to play it soooooooooooooo much better!
There are many women composers that were very famous and some performed in the most prestigious courts but society always focuses more on men composers (Mozart, Haydn, Bach family, etc.)
This piece is not by a woman. The original is a sicilienne by Carl Maria von Weber (from one of his violin sonatas), paraphrased by the 20th century violinist Samuel Dushkin and claimed by him to have been composed by Paradis. The entire thing is a hoax at Weber's expense.
It's in the Swiss docudrama "The Circle" and it's also the dvd menu music on my Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1984) dvds. :) The latter is on violin, though.
She was only 17 when she recorded this.
She was the best.
I always cry listening Jaqueline playing this peace.
Something forever.
Dear Miss Du Pre, if you can read this in Heaven, I want to tell you that your music has touched many of our hearts.
I've never heard anyone else shift as expressively as her... really special inimitable sounds.
Unforgetable.
This piece sounds so simple, yet so beautiful. Very unique melody
awsome... I think Jaqueline was one of the best cello players in this world. I'd like to play this...
Always loved Jacquline ...forever the best...
Maravilhoso ouvir Jaqueline Du Pré, comovente. E, sempre lamentável sua partida, tão precoce. Linda interpretação ao piano e linda música. Direto no coração.
Like magic.
es tan poco frecuente escuchar estas pequeñas joyas tocadas con ese lirismo y musicalidad !! esta mujer tocaba con el alma.
virtuosos hay muchos pero músicos de verdad nacen muy pocos.
I've always liked this piece 2 years ago. And now, after hearing it again... man, I knew it'll be forever.
Wow! Shall we ever see her like again? I maintain she was the greatest of all cellists, Rostropovich and Casals notwithstanding; (she studied with both, of course!).
Neil Walker she is the godess of playing
This is an evergreen favourite piece, here given a very soft lilting treatment by the uniquely talented JdP
What a lovely melody that link to my heart even though i dont play any instrument i enjoy the soft and beutiful melody.
i love jackie so much!! she was wonderfull
oh, this is lovely.
fabulous!
This song and photo match each other. I can't help but think that the players (cellist and pianist) had a sense of serene about their own lives when they recorded this song.
I love you're music😍. So I will tell you that you never will die I my hart❤
Quelle douceur, quelle tendresse!
Merci.
Luz
This would be an awesome piece to put in a movie
this was in the Swiss docudrama "The Circle" (circa 2015?)!
Wonderful...Hauntingly beautiful.
@crazybuslive If you have reached grade six then you have done well. The cello is not a simple instrument to learn but the sound produced is very special. This is a most beautiful piece. If it touches your heart then make it yours. Don't worry about the grades. Just learn pieces of music that you love the sound of and you will naturally progress without you realising it. Don't become stale. Best wishes Andy.
Andy Moss you suck I am at level ten
Andy Moss jk
Lmao
Oh cool, I’m playing this for my exam
Yes, I believe whoever composed it wanted the listeners to enjoy the music. They probably didn't want musicologists fighting about who composed it...
I'm sure that Weber (the composer) would disagree with you.
@@iggyreilly2463 What makes you think Weber is the composer of this piece?
@@iggyreilly2463 Aah I see, the Larghetto from violin sonata by von Weber. Dushkin took this piece as a close model I would say.
Enigma!
Love this piece....heavenly
i just learned this song on violin. i think it's beautiful, but listening to this recording, i much prefer it on cello.
I come no more to make you laugh: things now,
That bear a weighty and a serious brow,
Sad, high, and working, full of state and woe,
Such noble scenes as draw the eye to flow,
We now present.
This is one of the pieces in the grade 6 ABRSM syllabus and I've just started learning it, very pretty :)
mazz tahunt there are organ transcriptions too! I play the one Diane Bish plays (CZcams also) so Lovely!
Only a few are given the gift.
perfection of the cello
God Bless You Jacqueline..I Like You.
Ginette was born to play Chausson's Poeme. Jacquiline du Pre was born to play the Enigma Variations. Both play this work extremely well. They also both died young,.Coincidence?
I believe it was originally written for violin and piano. Some say the piece was written by Samuel Dushkin, others say it was Paradis and Dushkin only discovered the work. But usually Paradis gets the credit for this piece.
👍
No. The original piece is by Carl Maria von Weber, a sicilienne taken from one of his violin sonatas by Dushkin, who then claimed he 'discovered' a piece by Paradis. Paradis has no connection to the piece except that Dushkin (and every other ignoramus after him) lied/lies about who wrote it.
Wtf
Brava Smiley! 😊 ❤️
that previous comment was in reference to all the people commenting on the beautiful non-existent violin in this piece...
i have to play this piece atm, and oh god i feel awful playing it coz she was able to play it soooooooooooooo much better!
Love can have many meenings..
heavenly~!
Most beautiful rendering. Only replicated by Sheku Kanneh-Mason. J du Pre a talent marvelous lost too soon.
good for you :-)
there are too many male composers - well, famous ones...
👍👍👍👍👍
💖💖💖💖💖
💎💎💎💎💎
BRAVA!!! ...
Ditto!
다른 연주자들에 비해 리듬이 튀지 않고 잔잔한 물결을 보는 것 같아 너무 좋네요
Belle pièce
Maria Theresa Von PARADIS - Sicilienne
Master!
🎶😔🌼
lovely :)
There are many women composers that were very famous and some performed in the most prestigious courts but society always focuses more on men composers (Mozart, Haydn, Bach family, etc.)
This piece is not by a woman. The original is a sicilienne by Carl Maria von Weber (from one of his violin sonatas), paraphrased by the 20th century violinist Samuel Dushkin and claimed by him to have been composed by Paradis. The entire thing is a hoax at Weber's expense.
Maybe because there were simply more of them and they were more well known.
Singing...
Mozart wrote it for Maria Paradis. Its his k456 concerto in Bflat on Piano. Anyway, Does anyone know where I can get this piece? I'm dying to learn it
This is not Paradis, nor is it Mozart.
Not by von Paradis, though.
cual es el arreglista de cello... Kamioka o Mandozzi??
It 's not on the violin it's on the cello!!!!!
She performs on a Stradivarius
저는 이 곡을 '가을의 왈츠'로 부르고 싶네요
What movie or show has this song appeared on?
It's in the Swiss docudrama "The Circle" and it's also the dvd menu music on my Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1984) dvds. :) The latter is on violin, though.
Ginette and Jacueline both taken too soon A fitting elegy
من طرف الدحيح
@silvr94 If they are good, It doesn't matter if they are men or women. But it would be nice if there were more female composers.
Beau morceau que cette Sicilienne. Nous vous proposons notre version flûte (recorder)-guitare DEMAREZ CASSIGNOL
Must listen to Vita Benko on flutr at CZcams
Je ne savais pas qu'elle était la femme de Daniel Barenboim et qu'elle a malheureusement décédé à l'âge de 42 ans. Quelle perte!
It would sound great on viola...
i know this is a year late.. but imslp lol
pity it's not a violin...
it's a cello....
God Bless You Jacqueline..I Like You.
Ravinder Singh she passed away,,,