MENDELSSOHN VIOLIN CONCERTO in E minor - KYUNG-WHA CHUNG / SOLTI
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Korean violinist Kyung-Wha Chung has appeared regularly as a soloist with the world's most prestigious orchestras, working with conductors such as Claudio Abbado, Daniel Barenboim, Sir Simon Rattle, André Previn, Bernard Haitink, Riccardo Muti and the late Sir Georg Solti, as seen conducting here in this clip.
Felix Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E minor is surely one of the most outstanding works ever written and one of the most popular and most frequently performed violin concertos of all time. Distinctive aspects of the concerto include the almost immediate entrance of the violin at the beginning of the work (rather than following an orchestral preview of the first movement's major themes, as was typical in Classical era concertos) and as a whole, the concerto has a thoroughly composed form, in which the three movements are melodically and harmonically connected and played together without pauses between movements. The melodic structure of each movement becomes engraved in ones mind; truly the sign of a true masterpiece!
고등학교때 처음 듣고 마음을 멈추게 한 곡입니다
결혼하고 자녀도 성인이 되었습니다 세윌이 흘러 많은 시간이 지났는데도 감동입니다
자랑스럽습니다
동양 문화권에서 서구 클래식 음악이란 새로운 지평을 열어준 동양 음악계의 선구자인 동시에 개척자 !!!
정 경화의 그 음악적 위대함과 선구자로서의 공적을 높이 평가하지 않을 수 없읍니다. 아직까지도 Scottish Fantasy 를 이분만큼 연주한 동양인은 없을 정도 입니다.
멘델스존도 정경화 님에게 고마워하실것 같은 멋진 연주ᆢ 감사히 듣습니다
I'm watching this clip repeatedly. So amazing & perfect performance! Chung! You are the No.1 violinest forever!!!
I first came across Chung through her Decca recording of the Tchaikovsky concerto with the LSO and Previn in around 1970 and fell in love with her playing immediately. Then, shortly afterwards, I heard her live with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic. This confirmed her as the PERFECT violinist for my taste. She has never been replaced! The ultimate brilliant and expressive musical genius. A legend indeed.
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전율그자체입니다
무대를이렇게 압도적으로 아름답게
완벽하게 연주하는 연주자가또 있을까요 감동감동 입니다 말로 표현이 안되네요
Sir Solti, Kyung Wha Chung, and Chicago Symphony Orchestra. It is rare to see a performance of this level these days. I miss the golden age of Classical Music.
No fancy movement, no forced facial expression that just puts you out of whatever track it may be. Just thoughtful and right playing.
이게 그 리허설때 다른곡을 연주했더니 눈하나 깜빡안하고 바로 연주를 시작했다는 그거군요ㄷㄷㄷ
아뇨;;; 그건 펄만 대타뛴 유럽데뷔무대 에피소드입니다
She's the best...still....wonderful talent and tecnique.
I can remember the moment I first saw this clip. It was when I was only 13 yr old middle school student. The virtuoso in sky blue dress blew me out of the earth. I ran to the record shop and bought her Mendelssohn recording. It was my first bought classical music CD.
after decades I finally saw her playing in person. after the performance I took photos with her at the autograph event. I said to her my story written above. She was so sweet, blowing my heart again.
정경화같은 명연주자를 본적이 없어요~~
세계도 울고갈 명연주~~~^^*
어떻게 이렇게 품위있는 소리가 날수있나요 최고입니다
Kyung Hwa Chung is always classic!
정경화의 연주가 제일 좋다!
와 그냥 대단하고 존경스럽다는 생각밖에 안드는 연주였다..
She. Sounds. Amazing.
그야말로 심.금.을 흔들어주는
연주입니다...정경화님 늘 건강하세요...!
for me, the best interpreter of the Mendelssohn
and Bruch also
Yes indeed
Other than Oistrakh.
Maybe not the best but very very close yes.
It blew me away since I heard it for the first time! Outstanding!
+Cezar Ribeiro I listened to several youtube versions of this violin concerto and love hers most! A very talented violinist!
+John W. Wang I had heard it. And I loved it. I appreciate your tip.
Even after many years, I'm still in awe of her. Such passion in her fantastic playing.
아무리~ 아무리 들어봐도 이렇게 깊이있는 소리는 없다~!! 라고 단언하고 싶습니다
WindWoodFireMountain KHJ 백만번 동감합니다~~^^
She is very powerful and impressive ,,I can't get out of music. I can't believe it's not a concert these days!!
top female violine perf. all time
정경화는 멘델스존 그 자체다.
이렇게 아름다운 음악을 들려주시는게 너무 감사합니다 ㅜ
박수로 선생님을 향한 존경을 표합니다.... 짝짝짝짝짝 !!!!!!
What a passion and vivacity! And that saturated golden tone..... Such a treat!! Thank you!
Part of my formula for a very good day: 1) Set up all my tools for the least desirable, most onerous business task; 2) Set any of Kyung-Wa Chung's CZcams performances to play through my best system; 3) Now I can enjoy both 1) and 2). Thank you, Kyung-Wa, Master Musicians and CZcams!
One of her classic performance when she was young. She was always unique and wonderful in her interpretations with much contrast from that of Mutter and other prominent violinists from that era. She worked well with many non-German conductors/orchestra, especially with London Phil. Her works with Previn was impressive but he was no Solti. I wish there were better sound quality version of this performance... Thank you for uploading this.
최고의 바이올리니스트 정경화!!
연주가 너무 훌륭해 놀랐네요. 오래된 영상인데 음질도 괜찮고 어렸을 때 즐겨듣던 곡이라 추억에 젖어 보았습니다. 감사합니다.
brilliant!!!! outstanding!!!
Her playing moves our mind.
Look at this expression of passionate & deep emotion.
It's a different dimension of performance.
once again the music of God
She's the best
Amazing.
Just a legend like Argerich in piano
Great performance! Thanks for sharing this video. I love her her facial expressions and gestures as well. Very captivating!
Absolutely stunning performance. I don't know how I just stumbled on this now, but I would put this up there with Hahn, Perlman, and even Chen's rendition of Mendelssohn Violin Concerto. 🎻
the ad in the middle of the cadenza is criminal
Great performance! I love her music. Thank you for uploading. When I was 18, she introduced me to violin music. I cannot forget her Brahms’ violin concerto and Bach’s sarabande as an encore playing in Seoul over 30 years ago.
Simplesmente maravilhosa! O concerto é lindíssimo!
merveilleux
Just a standing ovation👏👏👏
Magnificent performance!
First time I've heard this artist. Superb vibrato, tone, technique and musicality!
Now the fun begins, Ms. Chung and Hilary Hahn...
I'm looking forward to wallowing in the performances of both.....
again........
Speechless unbelievable performance
The Best among many other recordings.
넘 아름다운 멘델스존의
협주곡은 항상들어도
좋아요
Every single note is worth a million dollar..
반갑고 감사드립니다^^
좋은 하루 행복한 하루 되시기 바랍니다^^
GreatPerformers님^^
Certifié intergalactique!
I am very proud of her~!
Amazing performance !!!
stuff of legend!
Amazing!
you must be born for playing violin.
No.. the least hours she practiced a day was 11 hours ..she would normally practice 13 hrs a day and take advil, tylenol to ease the shoulder pain and still play.
나도 모르게 전율..이 느껴진다
감사해요
for those who admire chung in this- try the chung/previn tv performance here on youtube.
연주는 기가 막힐 정도야 .
Vi sono dei momenti in cui l'esecutrice è molto vicino a Dio.
WOW
90년대. 음반가게에서 이 음반 처음듣고 울컥했던 기억.
She evolutionized asian players n female players.
이 영상은 데카에서 발매한 솔티의 The Maestro라는 4장짜리 DVD 타이틀 세트에 들어있습니다. 솔티의 대표적인 영상중에서도 손에 꼽히는 연주입니다. 정경화선생님의 연주가 압도적입니다.
어릴 땐 몰랐다. 그녀가 얼마나 위대한 예술가인지를~ 한국 음악사 통틀어 단 한 명을 뽑자면 단연코 정경화이다!
이렇게 젊은 솔티경 처음 본다😍
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Cool thumbnail
Best!best!best!
チョンキョンファ、最高です!涙が ちょちょぎれます
♥
Can any of you explain why the number of views are so little???
👏👏👏👍👍👍
Bravo. Very nicely played. Kyung-Wha Chung was truly magnificent.
Watching the video in certain sections(specifically where it shows the orchestra's violin section backing up the soloist), made me wonder whether most orchestral musicians, let's say the average violin player is capable of performing a virtuosic solo part in a concerto like this.
I think I'm leaning towards yes, but I would also guess it would be a stretch for many of them as well.
you are leaning the wrong way, and i'm assuming your statement in the past tense 'her playing was truly magnificent' refers specifically to this performance since her career and stellar ability are still intact. but your point of other violinists being able to play virtuoso parts - of course, many of them could 'play' those solos, but they would never sound the same as when la maestra Chung plays them. she has a superior ability in making the instrument express the music so that it comes alive through the power of her incredible artistry. most violinists simply do not have the commanding ability over the instrument to do that. it is either acquired with some natural ability, a compulsive practice regimen, and a good musical education (Kyung Wha Chung), or one is born with exceptionally rare potential, a prodigy, and has the opportunity to develop it (Sarah Chang). one could list the very few other solo violinists whose careers span, or spanned, 5 decades and they would fit into either of those categories. you could also list a lot more who started out as concert soloists but whose careers did not span 5 decades, maybe a decade if they were lucky, as a premier solo performer. they retired and/or were no longer in demand after a few years so they started teaching the instrument and giving recitals at the Dayton Community Center once a year, or they decided that playing in NYC once a week at an italian restaurant and the rest of the time busking in the bowels of Penn Central Station was a lot more fun way to make a buck.
Billy Zé
Hmmm.... thanks for your response, I appreciate your answer to my question. I certainly agree with you that Ms. Chung has been and is still a great virtuoso violinist, I did not realize the span of her career however.
This is my favorite violin concerto(the only one I really know and like), but I will admit I don't really know all that much about violinists. I do like some of the contemporary artists such as Sarah Chang in particular, but have mixed feelings about Janine Jansons and Hilary Hahn. There was a young male virtuoso(I think a european teenager), that I heard once here on CZcams(playing Tchaikovsky I think) and was blown away by his wonderfully rich tone, expressiveness and amazing technicality, but unfortunately I cannot remember his name. Anyway, I am kind of old school and have some older, but unquestionably great recordings(at least in my opinion) featuring artists such as Pinchas Zuckerman with L. Bernstein and the NYP, Arthur Grumiaux playing along side Bernard Haitink and the RCO I think and one other. I have heard Menuhin and Heifetz, but while probably considered great in their day, I don't particularly like them, probably more do to musical standards and styles of the times, than their own musicianship. I do like a performance by Isaac Stern I saw here on CZcams however, I thought it was very nice.
I played the clarinet in High School and it was my hope to one day be able to play Mozart's clarinet concerto. I did practice a lot and was pretty good, could play it pretty much through, including the difficult passages, but I wasn't ready to play it as a professional soloist by any means. I was fortunate to attend a concert where it was performed by my local symphony orchestra, and the soloist was the first chair. I think his name was Scott Anderson and despite one glaring mistake, he did a very fine job.
Unfortunately my musical dreams have pretty much died at this point of my life and only occasionally do I experience music by listening to others, but when I get the chance I do try to enjoy it as much as I can. Anyway, happy listening.
mydogskips2 thank you very much for the interesting and sincere reply. sorry it has taken a while to respond. yes, la Maestra Chung started performing professionally in the late 1960s and became famous in england in the early 70s. recently, i've been listening to a video of Arthur Grumiaux playing the complete Bach violin sonatas (BWV 1014 - 1023).with Christiane Jaccottet playing harpsichord (if you want to hear it just search youtube for: grumiaux bach - and filter the search for long videos). his tone, may he rest in peace, is incredibly rich and beautiful and his phrasing has such profound expression. it is music one can get lost in.
actually, i have no formal music education besides 9 months of bass guitar lessons when i was 14 yrs. old, which was over 40 years ago. but i love music and taught myself to play guitar because it was not much fun going thump, thump, thump on the bass guitar in the high school jazz band or by myself. i've been teaching myself simplistic keyboards during the past 4 years since i retired. but i don't read music and have a poor sense of rhythm.
the bass guitar was not a good instrument for me as it is primarily an instrument for rhythm and harmony, neither of which fascinate me as melody does.
i can't play keyboards as others do because my left hand wants to solo/play melody and my right hand tries to keep time - after playing guitar for nearly 40 years, it seems impossible to learn a different way of playing music. so i play keyboards like i play guitar: my right hand tries to keep time while my left hand is improvising melodic lines. but it is kind of strange to have all the melody below middle C. i don't think that is the way keyboards are supposed to be played, but i've never been one for following rules. the keyboards i have are a casio sa-46 and a casio sa-76. those are toy keyboards for children, so it probably doesn't matter anyway. to me, they sound kind of interesting when pushed through the onkyo stereo and the toshiba boom box. the girlfriend can tolerate it but the cat attacks me, so progress is very slow . . . ok, muchas gracias y saludos desde Tokio.
What is the time of recording? Sir Solti is pass away on 1997 .
1980. With the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. This information appears in another CZcams page, wich a much better quality in image and sound.
I wonder what happened at 0:57 for her to give the conductor that signal w her eyes...? 🤔
It seems there is no information about her violin. Does she own a stradivarious?
She used Stradivarius from her debut to 1974. That Stradi is known as 'Harrison' made in 1693. From 1974, she bought Guarneri called 'ex-Kubelik' of 1735.
About 1985, she sold 'Harrison' and bought other Guarneri called 'ex-Rode'.
Recently she use Stradi 'King Max' for Bach.
This is brief from 'Namuwiki' of korean.
@@sungkeunkwak6030 Thank you
멘델스존
저 바이올린 스트라디바리우슨가요?? 평소 듣던 과르네리 소리랑은 좀 다른거같아서요! 아니면 제 귀가 막귀인건가요 ㅠㅠ
70년도면 스트라디로 추정합니다.
6년 스트라디바리우스 사용하시다가 73년도 부터 과르네리를 쓰셨다고 인터뷰한게 있어요
@@Wonerful_Life 호울리모울리.... 감사합니다 제 귀 칭찬해줘야겠네요
이거 몇년도영상인가요?
8:10 9:52
연주한곳이 어디인가요
00:30
She's played with Andre Previn? I hope she played all the right notes in the right order!!! :P
23:02
14:29
As elegant and technically perfect as David Oistrakh. Quite apparent at the beginning of the first movement only.
아 광고 위치 뭐야ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
무슨 신들린것처럼 연주하네 ㅋㅋㅋ
프레빈하고 할때는 좋았는데 솔티가 맘에 들지 않았던 것인가.. 불안한 소리...
she was a good player. but always disgusting on stage. then and now.
Ali A Are you disgusting too, that's why you won't show your face? I bet you have a confederate flag hanging in your room...
Jovito Osias you don't speak English. what do you know of confederate flag???
Just because of my typo error I don't speak English? Or is it my name? Now I'm sure you have a confederate flag in your room...
Ali A I'd rather watch her expressive playing than watch that expressionless stick Heifetz. Of course, they both are/were superb violinists, but their movements are irrelevant.
davehshs I like her playing specially when she was young. and I have some of her CDs.
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