My right ear is so envious of my left.

@seojeongjoo

4 жыл бұрын

lol good one!

@markgiroux3442

4 жыл бұрын

thank you for reminding me my headphones are on backwards

@elisoliver2391

4 жыл бұрын

Truth!!

@segmentsAndCurves

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, my right ear doesn't get any of this. Sad!

@firstdonuts

5 ай бұрын

😂 this bothers me so much. And when the rest of the orchestra plucks the strings I mostly just hear it in the right

I had never heard of David Nadien before TwoSet sent me down here to watch this performance. Man, have I missed out; it's been a while since a single performance made me tear up.

@JithinJacob333

4 жыл бұрын

Me too

@Ameslee_97

4 жыл бұрын

Same here

@Stormy77

4 жыл бұрын

I teared up from that short snippet on Two Set … glad I wasn't the only one.

@JohnThomWebb

4 жыл бұрын

Not that I've ever really KNOWN his playing well, I was shocked to see that TwoSet video. I can't believe more people haven't heard OF him, if not heard him, because he did recordings of the Suzuki material. Because of this, I and many, many others have heard his name since we were children.

@kourikage

4 жыл бұрын

@@Stormy77 Same ;_;

One of my most respected violinists. Only a handful of violinists nowaday have that kind of vintage soulful tone.

@metroidfoosion73

4 жыл бұрын

I would venture to say NO violinists today have that kind of vintage soulful tone

@romeovashishthviolin9384

4 жыл бұрын

Monica Heifetz didn’t rush he just played fast. There’s a big difference

@ajessm

3 жыл бұрын

@@metroidfoosion73 I would have to agree. In those days it was music first, performer second. Nowadays the focus seems to be performer first, music second. A reflection perhaps, of a generation brought up on social media and its focus on self.

@pneron2032

3 жыл бұрын

@@romeovashishthviolin9384 Exactly. Heifetz's playing was *never* unrythmic. And he understood that rubato doesn't mean "ignore the score".

@lisamuse574

3 жыл бұрын

@@Monica-rv7go heifetz never rushed. ppl just couldn’t ever keep up 😉

This wasn't even the solo I was looking for, but once I began to hear it, I couldn't get away. In the end I realized that it wasn't the solo I was looking for, but it was the solo I needed.

@alexandergushchin5475

Жыл бұрын

, ja, absolut!

A great master of the golden age of violin playing. I miss old school artists like Mr. Nadien, who without distracting contortions, grimaces, and extraneous movements, are able to move my heart with their elegant, soulful, inimitable playing. Thank you for posting this video.

@michelevolz7769

3 жыл бұрын

A. M. E. N.

@MrFpam

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidrosenman1889 Strange comment! Heifetz, Stern, Oistrakh, Menuhin, Elman and many others were Jewish. (As was Bernstein)

@samdajellybeenie14

5 ай бұрын

I don’t understand this “modern violinists make too many distracting movements and faces” thing. You don’t have to look at them.

3:43 Even Bernstein was moved by his ethereal performance

@alandeutsch9987

Жыл бұрын

his speech was so eloquent. i could listen to him talk for hours

The "Bravo as always, David Nadien" at the end actually made my eyes well up a bit

surprised a lot of people are unaware of who he is. If you play the violin and grew up in the 90s in America, you probably studied from the Suzuki books as a beginner, and his recording was what I grew up with. Great to hear him do the real repertoire!!

I fell in love with david nadien after watching twoset..

Anyone here after Twoset's latest reccomendation?

@geigenhanna

4 жыл бұрын

🙋‍♀️

@noonalu

4 жыл бұрын

Yeess

@user-tk6xm1po5e

4 жыл бұрын

Mee

@Musicienne-DAB1995

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. I had never heard of David Nadien beforehand.

@nugrahaningwidhy4184

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! I look for a good swan lake and i hear this

Now this is someone who can bow

@myroslav6873

3 жыл бұрын

he's the embodiment of the 'use more bow' saying

@nataliechan2050

3 жыл бұрын

His right hand is too goooood

@tylermoore8218

2 жыл бұрын

"You paid for the whole bow..."

@nilsfrederking62

Жыл бұрын

Thought the same, I was watching his bowing the whole time and do not even play violin - but am interested in violin articulation.

@lewiscooney

Жыл бұрын

@@nilsfrederking62 I just love how non show offy it is. So understated yet beautiful. His bow does not need to shout to be heard

Now that I have discovered David Nadien, he has become one of my favourite violinists. His playing is all the more moving because of the absence of extraneous movements, grimaces and other physical distractions. Just pure, simple and extremely beautiful music. Exquisite.

@paulasarkar2981

2 жыл бұрын

Too bad that lyrical service to music is no longer in style..🙄😥

Rest in peace, Mr. Nadien.

@daniel3231995

9 жыл бұрын

Oh my god, I discovered this from you. :( I had been actually thinking if he was going to die soon, even this year, when I first heard of him. My fears came true... No matter though, he did live a life most people could only ever dream of. Those FBI agents must have thought his impossible godly powers on the violin could be converted into dangerous powers that would inevitably pose the most dangerous threat to national security. Bastards.

@JacquesLuu

7 жыл бұрын

what are you guys talking about ? what fbi ?

@whatgivesit

6 жыл бұрын

it's possible that these "agents" might've fought in Germany or in the Pacific against Japan.... God knows what they could've been through.....

@kaischrank

4 жыл бұрын

@@JacquesLuu Sad Whoosh.

@melissat9120

4 жыл бұрын

@@kaischrank Whoosh for me, too. Pllllzzzz plz explain! 😣

Is he the most underrated violinist of the 20th century or what?!!! Heard his Ravel Habanera:immense.

The bow changes are so free!

Elegant, classy.. a great concertmaster.

@herwigcoryn6197

10 ай бұрын

No, the greatest concertmaster, but even more, really one of the greatest artists. Listen to the tone, my dear fellows

I don’t know why, but I am addicted to this. Anyone who can relate?

@Bella-wp7wz

3 жыл бұрын

Me, I wish there were more recordings of him!

Thank you for sharing this rare footage of David Nadien. What a privilege to have the opportunity to watch this.

This is so amazing, coming from Twoset recommendation. I missed out for so long. The tone is so sweet and speaks, amazing.

By far the best rendition of this piece I have ever heard

@violinhunter2

3 жыл бұрын

Yes.....

Thank you TwoSet for introducing us to this amazing virtuoso It's a shame there aren't more recordings of him on YT

@magdielburdiles.2000

3 жыл бұрын

Good morning, they actually are more recordings in this current moment, maybe not before, but now they are recordings of David Naiden.

One of those who knows how to make an instrument truly *sing*

His vibrato never stops!! I love it!

always come back to this. thank you, thank you, thank you. so beautiful.

I don't think their are any violinists today who could play like that. It's a style from the past that has sadly been lost. I would gladly exchange the great players of the past, when Heifetz was king, with the players of today. The last player I heard play with this wonderful style was Erich Friedman, I've never heard such a sound in my life. That was at the Wigmore Hall in 1975.

Loved working with you David. RIP to an authentic master.

David Nadien is the very eye of elegance and dignity, in this marvelous performance. God, I miss the old school of everything.

I am a trombone player, but this playing makes me a violin fan. pure music.

He makes it look so darn effortless and he plays sooo intangibly good!

I've listened to this numerous times, and every time seems like the first. There is a very interesting documentary about an hour long with David on KZread.

@DanielKurganov

3 жыл бұрын

True beauty is infinitely renewable.

Thank you twoset, damn i cant believe that I missed out for so many years. RIP, Mr. Nadien. Amazing Violinist.

Bro i m not even a minuite in and im crying why does the violin sound like its weeping

His left didn't stop vibrating for a single moment throughout this piece. 👏👏 Incredible

I had never heard of him before. RIP, David Nadien (12 June 1926--29 May 2014). Such elegant and coolly precise--yet beautiful-- playing.

I don't really listen to classical music, but this man really moved me today. There are tears in my eyes right now.

leaves me crying every time, so beautiful

The musicality is off the charts here, he was absolutely incredible!

This is the most haunting piece of music I've ever heard. It almost feels like the violin is crying.... a gentle, soulful cry that captures every inch of your body. The first time I heard this piece, tears just started flowing. This man was SO talented!

i cry along with his violin. such purity of soul! thank you TwoSet.

Beautiful sound, vibrato, pitch, phrasing. I feel like I'm hearing great singing on the violin. This is a good recording to clean one's ears out after listening to the horrid Dicterow solo in Swan Lake (also on KZread). Thanks for posting!

@moonlitplanet904

4 жыл бұрын

yes! i have the exact same thoughts! hearing this is like listening to some really beautiful singing. it's lovely.

@paulasarkar2981

2 жыл бұрын

JESUS S. Re " horrid dicterow solo swan lake " ...you really had me burst out laughing there...I hear you...two worlds apart ! The former being truly lyrical old world vs latter aggressive style

@hopelessviolin4690

2 жыл бұрын

@@depdeponyon3545 kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZaOVpLSheJrPitI.html

@emanuelebabici

2 жыл бұрын

Ahahahahha I went to listen to that recording right after this one and can't agree more... His consistency with the vibrato alongside the warm sound, precise rubato which DOES NOT mess up the tempo and beautiful phrasing are chef's kiss! Although I do have to say that the modern interpretation of Black Swan Pas de Deux tends to fit the evil side of the Black Swan better, making a very harsh and aggressive sound... I guess it's just the modern interpretation, perhaps back in the days Black Swan used to be more charming and illusionary, for which a sweet, juicy sound works the best and adds more depth to the interpretation...

Bravo as always, David Nadien.

I hit replay on this execution so many times I lost count. Every once in a while I have to come back to this. P.s. the old nyphil violin section here sound like a youth orchestra compared to nowadays. But God we don't have people like Nadien anymore. They don't make anymore this kind of sound

Absolutely RAVISHING! Just dripping elegance and sadness.

The best Violinist I ever heard and never get tired listening on his playing. Thank you Sir David Nadien.

First musical performance to bring me to tears. Flawless.

This was the first time classical music playing has made me teary 🥺💖 It's so sweet and beautiful and simple...

The most profound , intelligent and aristocratic playing I have ever heard!

@montevistastrings

Жыл бұрын

Agreed.

This performance makes me flashback my whole life, since my childhood, how fun and adventurous it is, all ups and downs, how we meet new people, loosing loved ones, all sad and tears, laugh and joy, our journey as human beings. And after all, David Nadien performed it superbly wonderfull

His bow control is so perfect, that it's nice to look at

I love this guy's shmaltz... could listen to him all day

From his violin, I know what is the beauty.

Damn, I almost forgot to watch it today.

He played so beautiful, so gentle, sweet and clear, the last time I really listened to classical music was years ago but I was really touched by this and nearly crying.

the tone of his playing is just so clear and emotional it makes me wanna cry

Every time I go back to this recording, I am in awe of Nadien's intonation!! What a talent!

:-/ I never heard of David Nadien... But this performance is very gorgeous, awesome. Very clear and elegant...

I could listen to this forever...

Fantastic player, RIP David Nadien

So smooth, like silk.

Flawless, noble rendition.

Unbelievably beautiful rendition of a highest caliber !!!)-so grateful for your upload!

fantastic! what an elegant taste!

Jan 8th, 2021. Thank you, KZread, for recommending, and to Mr. Kurganov, for sharing.

I know close to nothing about classical music, but his playing gives me full body chills.

@peeyansh

2 жыл бұрын

david nadien does that sometimes

i happened to found this a few years ago, and I started learning Violin :) Thank you Mr. Nadien.

He played with our Seattle Youth Symphony a few times back in the 70's. A live Brahms Violin Concerto. It's on ytbe.

Sono affezionata a questo balletto........ Grazie......! -Complimenti!!-

thank you twoset for presenting me new beautiful music

i think Swan Lake may be one of my favorite Tchaikovsky scores it's just so.... heart rending.

Maravilla absoluta! Manos, sonido, afináción perfectas!!!!

RIP David Nadien. You were AMAZING!

Not only marvellously accurate but also a tasteful interpretation. No exaggerated emotion.

My God, beautiful playing !

Thank you so much for sharing.

Bravissimo!!!!

oooh so beautiful! came here after 2set rec. wow

I like that image of the violin solo of David Nadien being a pas de deux with the orchestra.

He is probably the most unknown great violinist of the 20th century. He had Heifetz like chops. He went off to do studio work because it paid more. True story.

beautiful..twoset get me here

This is a real gem!

琴聲悠揚、滑順細緻的演奏！ Smooth violin music

lol I've been listening to/watching this video frequently since a few months back (coming from TwoSet like many others) but I JUST realized it was your channel--thank you for making this lovely footage available to the world!!

As beautiful and elegant as it can be....!

I want this at my funeral...

Totally exquisite!

My left ear really enjoyed that solo!

I keep returning every week or so. Even if I am loosing consciousness for a while around 1:40 ;) Extraordinary performance. Bravo as always, David Nadien!

one of the best performances of the century!

I have missed out, thanks two set HHH its so beautiful

So beautiful I'm crying QAQ

Amazing always remembered Mr. Nadien.

Superb.

Please....give us more David Nadien videos. -wonderful tone, phrasing; sheer poetry.

perfect!!

Viendolo desde Mendoza en cuarentena... Tremendo violinista..

@llancachirinocrupi5722

4 жыл бұрын

3:05 am de un miércoles

HE USES THE E N T I R E. B O W. WITHOUT LOSING TONE AT ALL... That is insane!!!

May such music be heard by only pure souls. Amen.

such vulnerable vibrato and gorgeous and exquisite singing! Lenny grunted at 2:43.

it is so sweet

Amazing playing! Added bonus was having Gregory Peck in the orchestra 0:12