He does things on violin I've never heard or thought possible. Genius, absolute genius.

Very exciting. Superb tone. Absolutely perfect intonation. So relaxed and silky smooth. This guy just oozes talent. And he's funny too.

He is one top violinist of all history of humanity

i love his flair while playing, his dramatic endings and finger placements are awesome and soooo epic!

Watching him play the Tchaikowsky concerto, I think I just fell in love. :)

He is the 20-21st century Paganini. He even looks like Paganini. LoL

@Mari-cf3rm

6 жыл бұрын

ikr

@luix7481

5 жыл бұрын

Lol no, and skin bleaching wasn't around.

I LOOOOOVE HIM! "It's easy to play the violin..." Of course, hahahahaaaaaaaa

He's such a great teacher!

Fantastic musician! It's easy playing violin if one have this: 1)some talent 2)proper focus/priorities 3)appropriate high-level teacher 4)experimenting mind 5)perseverance

@jankodera5811

2 жыл бұрын

@Susej Christ Explain or go.

@jankodera5811

2 жыл бұрын

@Susej Christ Well I am playing many, many times longer than you. You would do yourself a favor to trust me. 😉

@jankodera5811

2 жыл бұрын

@Susej Christ Everyone. Last one: Introduction and Rondo - Saint-Saëns

he came to my school today and had this awesome gold violin.

This is the best musician - on any instrument, I have so far witnessed on youtube.

The theme is "Meditation" from the opera "Thais" by Jules Massenet.

Violin is not only an instrument but an Art by itself, Bravo Mr Alexander Markov !!!

"...t's easy... It's easy to play the violin..." ayyyyeeeeiiiiiiiii!!!

'Its easy to play violin' remember this to me when im crying

@elamiri858

6 жыл бұрын

Same lol

i want HIM as my teacher! :)

That left hand pizzicato was totally badass!

One of Alexander's best tutorial videos ever... diatonic sequences that he "Can play for hours" and are so fun to practice if your hands have the durability.. the Pizicatto...again, strong hands.. and the "ricochet" ... all Paginini tricks.... and I know he has a bag full of em'... like the "over-the-string" harmonics, the String to String lightning fast sequences.... (that's what I really want to see) I want to see how he breaks those down. I know that some violinists use a "grouping" technique, which I personally don't find extremely valuable. I'm sure there are other ways to skin that cat. Of course the bottom line is simple: PRACTICE! Bowing does have its "ups and downs"

that left handed plucking and "ricoche" is freakin masterful, not mention his nsane staccato.

@Hud.Alexdavenston

29 күн бұрын

I believe so & he's a perfection 🎻🌼

Thank you Alexander, you are an inspiration!!

"it's easy to play the violin" he says when he is doing that incredible and really hard technique. He's totally awesome.

Thank you for the demonstration. Very helpful.

It is easy to play the violin... said no man ever.....

@estherpeng3308

8 жыл бұрын

It is easy to play the violin. Said a girl, just now. I swear it wasn't me! It was my evil twin! I'm innocent!

His staccato technique is amazingly cool

that's not "stuck up attitude" that's putting your whole heart and soul into the music.

I love his economy of motion..effortless and "easy".....mmm, easy for him to say!

@TrebleFM

9 жыл бұрын

i met him 2 days ago. he prob top 5 violinist of our time

@songsabai3794

9 жыл бұрын

Jerel Tatum did he have his golden 6-string electric fiddle with him?

@TrebleFM

9 жыл бұрын

Haley Sabai omg yes!!! the lights went out and his bow turned into a red lightsaber and he did the national anthem. hes beyond amazing. check my instagram at @jrellarel you can see me and him :)

@aripurnama7226

2 жыл бұрын

@@TrebleFM who else in top 5 violinist? Im new in violin world

@nitelite4340

2 жыл бұрын

@Ari Purnama absolutely not this man. Do not believe for a single second that he is a top 5 violinist. Living violinists who are phenomenal would include Augustin haedelich and kerson Leong. Dead violinists who where the best of all time include Jasha heifetz

So wonderful playing ! God bless Alexander ! Bravo!!!!!!!!⭐💖

bravo Alex!!!!Its wonderful as always!!!

what a gifted and pleasant to learn from violinist! which I surprisingly haven't heard of before! great

Such talent! Such a beautiful sound! Makes me want to weep

Wow...awesome violinist!

love the pizzicato!

That point about how tension creeps in is so connected to developing good or bad posture, avoiding muscle aches, joint pain, neck problems. More so as you age. Spine and balance matter. Fiddle playing defies human anatomy (left arm!) so getting a critique from someone knowledgeable who watches and feeds back helps. Film yourself with your camera/phone, be your own critic. Errors will creep in, we have to watch for that. Good habits should be cultivated from the outset.

wow, he's amazing!!!

JAZCHA ES UN GENIO GRACIAS POR NOMBRARLO A QUIEN MAS ADMIRO

Thank you very much !!

you make violin playing FUN !!!!!

Markov the great..... superb.

very good, like Markov!

It is easy to play the violin - only when you know how to. Practice and determination come before it gets easy.

Brilliant!!!!

"It's easy to play the violin" ...

@analorena354

8 жыл бұрын

i laughed at that! lol

@vladimirshevtsov4839

7 жыл бұрын

It's true, but only half of the truth. Second part is: but unless you spend a lot of time, sweat, nerves, sometimes money, you will never get to this point! But if you finally master some piece, or passage -anything, you will exclaim Really! how simple is that! And why I spent so much efforts to do that right!?

@abdllaabozhra349

5 жыл бұрын

you don't really understanding what he is actully meaning ...sure... mastring everything in the world need a good time .. but he talk more deep here .... (sorry about bad english )

@jurmenclaudiahaxhiaj8299

5 жыл бұрын

No it's not

@rofo2107

4 жыл бұрын

Well he didn't said that anybody can grab a violin and play like a pro since the first lesson. He said that once you master a violin you needn't to put much effort in it and you can play relaxed way for hours and hours. So basically he should say that playing violin (once mastered) is "ergonomic" instead of "easy" :D

Amazing!!!

5:48 "I can play this for hours....." sounds like a piece from Pagi's Perpetual Momentum....no?

Fantastic

i expected some vibrato techniques, but this is awesome too, especially the left hand pizzicato, crazy to watch :)

Yes, he had used the violin Shoulder rest. That very help full for the vibrato.

How the hell he makes it look so easy? Amazing!

se rifa este carnal

this why i love youtube

Muito bom

this man literally looks like Nicolo... im pretty sure this man is thee reincarnation of astounding maestro Paganini himself. LIKE LOOK AT HIM!

5:42 his face is like, whatever

nice music

super!!!

excellent

i like his job.

8:15 "It's easy to play the Violin" ..... LMAO!! Easy for you, maybe.....

Holy shit this guy is so pro.

Queria aprender c o meu vc. Bravo.brasil.

Love violin viola players

And this guy is among the best violinists. When he was younger, I'm not sure about now, he could play all 24 Paganini Caprices. You probably don't know about those, but they're the most difficult pieces ever composed.

@chriss6356

6 жыл бұрын

Junlin Yi there are plenty of things more difficult than the caprices

I need an advice with changing positions. Do You have a gold exercises which make me fluent with that?

cudnie!

Thanks or the lesson. :)

@indoormusic He popularized it though. I'm not sure, but I believe it was Corelli that first demanded it in some of his pieces.

Méditation by Massenet. He wrote it as an interlude in an opera. Thank you Alexander, really interesting!

@KraneosCorvus exactly!

WOW.

sorry i am stupid what do they do?

Perfect vibrato. It is so perfect you could divide it mathematically presice : )

whats the name of music in the beginning

god is that you

his technique. i cant even.

Como se llama la obra que toca al principio?

at 6:10 -6:18 I RESPECT THIS ARTIST AND EVERY MUSICIAN NEEDS TO UNDERSTAND IT!!!!!!!!

what name is 1 fist song q alexander Markov plays ???? help-me please

what song he plays in the beginning?

i agree

exellent desmotration beatiful.

YES!!!JE

This guy just charmed my socks off. Its hard to put your socks back on when you're holding a violin.

HOW DOES HE DO IT?? :( Relaxing is the most difficult art.

The piece is Massenet - Meditation from Thais :)

뭘 어떻게 한건가용??

4:01, get roasted brass!!😂 (I feel so bad)😂

Now that is one busy right hand - not something for us mere mortals to emulate, I think...

what is the caprice?1? and 24?

@user-hk3vg7fz8k

2 жыл бұрын

yes

Repose?

do jeito que ele explica parece ser muito fácil, mas no momento que vou executar é uma tremenda dor de cabeça kkkkkkk

@cicciopasticcioLXXV, no sé suficiente, pero esto es lo que capté: 3:43 ejerzo más presión para producir más sonido 4:22 técnica del staccato... para mí, no hay una técnica universal de cómo tocar exactamente el staccato... 4:52 creo q más q pensar, es algo q hay q sentir cuál es el ángulo con el q te sentís más cómodo 5:10 como siempre, la clave de cualquier muestra escénica (performance) exitosa es la relajación.

Imagine how much time it took you to type that.

@MrMjp58 ¿Escuchaste/viste en KZread a Jascha Heifetz? Extraordinario!!

That is sautille , isn't it? the Paganini moto perpetue that you played?

So... How long do You play Maestro Marcov?

Anyone can explain how paganini could have played on the canon with a fingerboard 8 mm to short on a string lenth of 330mm ?? I am curious if anyone can demonstrate this magical ability ?

@PjGalapatz massenet-meditation from thais

6:28

whats the song is he playing at start of video?

@fasuelim2520

7 жыл бұрын

miau lujan meditation from thais

I'm not sure how much time it would take you to type a little more than 20 letters. But, I guess for you, that would take quite a long time because you have to look down every time, right?