In case anyone is interested, this is from the concert of March 18, 1970 at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City.

@mckavitt

6 жыл бұрын

gtimny I remember it well. One of the most electrifying concerts I've ever attended.

@michaela.5363

5 жыл бұрын

@@mckavitt What else did they play?

@MrBrahms52

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Very interesting notice!!

@mckavitt13

5 жыл бұрын

@@michaela.5363 Had to look it up as all i could remember was this!! I was 20! And a Beethoven blur. Here's the whole concert: kzread.info/dash/bejne/d5V3l7GDabiuito.html

@Dannoranejiku

5 жыл бұрын

do you know what he played for the encore?

0:05 I.Allegro 8:57 II.Adagio 14:12 III.Un poco presto e con sentimento 17:23 IV.Presto agitato

@ClaudiaRrey

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@tamarkorkadze9968

Жыл бұрын

Try trr4 Dr t

Oistrarakh, Richter, what more can I say? Unparalleled masters that can never be replaced.

Ray and Noah brought me here. To remind me how amazing Oistrakh is

This is another world. Two giants, squeezing all sap out of these sheets, sheer musical expression with almost no obvious facial expressions/show. Unrivalled, unmatched.

My goodness. The opening theme of the second movement. Just stunning.

@michelpetrus

3 жыл бұрын

I don't know why but it reminds me of «One moment in time».

@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5

Жыл бұрын

@@michelpetrus it reminds me of something but I don’t know the name of the piece

Perfect! One of the greatest Violin Sonatas played by one of the greatest violinists and one of the greatest pianists!

@TS13579

11 ай бұрын

@TaoChen100 Right. So it makes one wonder why only the name of the violinist appears in the actual title of the video, but there is no mention of the pianist in that title. (He is mentioned below that, in the supplementary notes, as if he is of secondary importance, at best.🤔 )

Thank you Maestri Brahms, Oistrakh and Richter for this masterpiece.

Oistrakh really is the Richter of violin. I love this. These are two deep human beings.

@user-vs4ch8kp6h

8 жыл бұрын

+bledredwine I quite agree. I appreciate deeply their devotions of each tone.

@mckavitt13

3 жыл бұрын

That limits Oistrakh, probably the greatest violinist of the 20th c., a century of great violinists. He & Richter are each great in their own right.

I heard 9 violinists playing this piece and I still return to Oistrakh. Incomparable, irreplaceable.

@mckavitt13

4 жыл бұрын

It is the same for me.

@amber40494

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the Perlman/ashkenazy was great, but this version has more variety of expression, texture, more fire!

@danielabisenius9858

3 жыл бұрын

ann marie Fuller exactlt

@amber40494

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielabisenius9858 what do you think of Pincus zuckerman/mark neikrug playing this?

@danielabisenius9858

3 жыл бұрын

ann marie Fuller ma’am, all of them are splendid musicians, each one of them brings its own beauty to the interpretation of the piece. This is exactly what I think.

Perfection. Pure music, nothing less nothing more. Who can forget the two of them...

Wow, what a performance by the greatest geniuses on violin and piano!! Stunningly beautiful music. What a couple: David Oistrakh and Sviatoslav Richter! What a viruoso displayed! Great respect for these two giants of the violin and piano. And what a beautiful composition by Brahms! Thanks a lot for uploading this gems and many others!

Quel engagement, quelle force et inspiration !!! David Oistrakh et Sviatoslav RIchter, un duo de maître au sommet, pour l'éternité.

salute to Sviatoslav RIchter, so magnificent and sensitive at the same time!

@mckavitt

6 жыл бұрын

Amanda Lee The same may be said of Oistrakh, at least I am saying it, if you'll allow.

I am in love again... having played this sonata with wonderful violinists, hearing it after a hiatus of quite a number of years with these huge masters of power, colours and destiny grabs my heart anew...

Just an incredible performance of possibly the most beautiful musical composition ever! Brahms...the ultimate romantic.

This duo is just on another level. A league on their own.

It's astounding how he makes each stroke seem so effortless.

OH GOD THE DEVELOPMENT SECTION OF THE 1ST MOVEMENT. Richter with his fire, and of course the legendary Oistrakh. FIRE!

@mckavitt13

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. The two artists burn every note of this Romantic piece.

I didn't know this kind of playing existed! It tears the marrow out of of your bones, Thank you, David and Sviatoslav!

Linda Olsson's emotive novel "Astrid & Verokica" brougth me here. Thanks Linda! Thanks Veronika!!💐💐

RYO NARUSHIMA! A true man of culture!

Wow! Two grandmasters for the price of one, in fact at no cost at all.

-- L'archet de David Oistrakh produit des sons et une musicalité comme aucun autre, Oistrakh magnifiait tous les répertoires qui lui tombaient sous l'archet. Il est pour moi le plus grand violoniste que la musique est rencontrée. Une sorte de rencontre idéale. --

@jean-francoisranck3788

4 жыл бұрын

You're perfectly right. Nobody equals Oistrakh specialy in the 2nd movement.

@mckavitt13

4 жыл бұрын

Tout à fait d'accord!

@romeovashishthviolin9384

3 жыл бұрын

There is a reason he is nicknamed king David

@PaperGrape

2 жыл бұрын

"It's the bowhand that separates the boys from the men" - Josef Gingold

@lilianwriterMemoirs

Ай бұрын

@@mckavitt13 moi aussi!

Perfection everywhere

I didn't expect so many Shamo comments this is awesome lol

Ryo Narushima brought me here

@boulkenafetmohamedamine6896

6 ай бұрын

hahaha

@luancaio1042

5 ай бұрын

Me too kkjkjkk

@twokai

3 ай бұрын

Меня тоже

@saliahsina7910

3 ай бұрын

Sameeeee 😂

@lazirizineedineslimane2622

3 ай бұрын

same bro

Shamo, Covert Front... that's lovely!

"Interpretazione storica"!!! La più grande che io conosca. Giuseppe Perego Monza 16.2.1962 Grazie

phenomenal, unforgettable...

Une rencontre merveilleuse de ces deux grands artistes pour une oeuvre trop peu donnée en concert... mais ni date, ni lieu, comme d'hab....

The bow pressure Oistrakh is using and getting away with is amazing!

Two bright artists in the scene. They live in my heart. I am lover of the nice classical music. Thanks David and Sviatoslav for your colossal artistic legacy !! Hebert Perez Garcia, Julianadorp _ The Netherlands December 29 2014

@samuelallan7452

6 жыл бұрын

+HPGvideos2007 And also Brahms almost creates a sense of pure light in this piece (especially 2nd and 3rd movements), your comment certainly lifted my mood :)

@steveegallo3384

Жыл бұрын

HPGvideos2007 -- And...even now....BRAVI ad ENTRAMBI....from Acapulco!

Это гениально! Великолепно! Я обожаю слушать музыку в исполнении Ойстраха. Зачаровывает. Браво.......

Thank you god for music

Men like these will never walk this earth again…

three of a kind at their most expressive and sensitive best, and they can let fly wonderfully; what would they be without eachother, perhaps not quite so great

@mckavitt13

4 жыл бұрын

By three you include Brahms? Nice.

Look at how that top plate is almost looking straight at us! Very similar between him and Itzahk Perlman even the vibrato! Wonderful performance of a gorgeous score thank you Mr Brahms!🙏🏻

La pian Sveatoslav Richter! Genialul!

no idea what shamo is - however good that it brought some of you here!

@FerryDzaack

8 жыл бұрын

+Anthony Gledhill Shamo is a Manga comic about a martial artist who has chosen a dark path, it also brought me here

@FerryDzaack

8 жыл бұрын

+Leonardo Mattei Shamo is a Manga comic about a martial artist who has chosen a dark path, it also brought me here

Wonderful performance ! Thank you for posting !

лучшего исполнения этой сонаты я не слышал!то потрясающе здорово когда два гениальных исполнителя исполняют эту музыку ты счастлив ч то слышал и видел!!!!

@ramongcastaneda5308

8 жыл бұрын

Очень хорошо сказано! Я полностью согласен.

@lenakohler8308

6 жыл бұрын

Абсолютно согласна!два титана.нет, подобных музыкантов в новой эпохе цифровых технологий и мобильных телефонов-нет.

Two great virtuosos are producing an amazing performance !!

A riveting performance from Oistrakh and Richter!

Brilliant playing, as always from Oistrakh! He had so much endurance because he kept his bow arm close to his body and used the force of gravity for all the down-bow action.

Extraordinario!!...Dos "monumentos" reunidos!!!

Im here thanks to Shamo

A magnificent piece of History ~ thank you !

Thank you so much for uploading this 😍

This is surely the greatest, most performance of Brahms' D Minor Sonata ! Not just because of Oistrakh , but because of Sviatoslav Richter. After all, in the sublime Brahms sonatas for violin and piano, the plays an equal part in the music and is the furthest thing from the role of an accompanist.

@mckavitt13

4 жыл бұрын

Ofc their roles are equally vital to the full expression of this sonata. No one leads. They collaborate.

@lilianwriterMemoirs

Ай бұрын

@@mckavitt13 so well said!

2 titanes en perfecto equilibrio en una obra majestuosa del genio de Hamburgo

Heard this live with David Lisker on violin and Ronaldo Rolim at piano! Amazing piece! The piano part is phenomenal!

Какое счастье для меня - слушать эту сонату в исполнении двух величайших исполнителей целой эпохи! Благодарю!

Great rendition of a great work

O.M.G We just witness something come from heaven!

Beautiful!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

Brutal! Richter had *not* two five-finger hands, but one ten-finger one! I LOVE him!

Maestro Oistrakh!

Ryo Narushima vs Naoto Sugawara 2 theme

Magnifica esecuzione!!!

Peaceful second movement,beautiful~^^

Об интерпретациях можно спорить бесконечно, но какой же у него шикарный звук. Никто так сейчас не звучит…

Unparalleled!

@PaulHummerman

8 жыл бұрын

+Martin Weiss Perhaps not quite unparalleled (e.g.Perlman/Barenboim) but nevertheless colossal perfection.

Brahms Was a TITAN 📣📣📣📣

12:13, I am reborn

@shineluvslambiel

5 жыл бұрын

Lazlo Otert amen amen amen. Beauty beyond comprehension.

ryo narushima

Божественно!

첫 소리부터 와...👍👍

Is it any wonder Oistrakh died of a heart attack?! He played w fire pouring through his veins nine to the dozen! Knocks me sideways! Richter follows in like manner, but well-lit by Oistrakh's lead, the whole thing burningly passionate w/o ever damaging a string! If one compares, for example, the v clean interpretation by Leonidas Kavakos & Yuja Wang, it becomes clear that in order to set this thing ablaze, one has to be willing to get their hands dirty.

@filippopassarella7804

4 жыл бұрын

I actually think that is Richter the "mind" of this duo. He had such a great sensitivity, he was always in research of a deep spirituality. Maybe musically is more subtle, but I think that the greatness of this performance derives of course by the great chemistry between the two, but also by the subtility that Richter had

Ryo Narushima has good taste in music

Two kings

two grand master

第二乐章开始3秒钟我的眼泪就出来了，这琴声怎么可以加入如此深厚的情感！

素晴らしい。

This guy is good at that thick stuff like Brahms and Beethoven

Perfect

"Es un gran peso que he sacado de mi mente"..Shamo

Читать бой Сугавары и Рюо под это довольно интересно и приятно

The begining tempo is just right

Found it! Ahh Thats a great weight of my mind!

Nailed it.

奇跡的録音技術！

David i love you!!!!

David makes the violin sounds as if it was a preacher preaching a sermon in a church

@mckavitt13

4 жыл бұрын

Makes it sound like Brahms. I do not understand your religious analogy.

@romeovashishthviolin9384

3 жыл бұрын

mckavitt13 plus Brahms wasn’t religious

Literally a concerto for the pianist! Lovely!

@CaliforniaEDM

8 жыл бұрын

it literally isnt a concerto, literally. it is a sonata

@StuartBramwellMusic

8 жыл бұрын

MauWayne its known to be one of the hardest pieces ever written for piano accompaniment to violin. When I refer to it being a concerto, the difficulty is way up there with concertos.

@CaliforniaEDM

8 жыл бұрын

Stuart Bramwell Composer/Violinist so just say its a difficult piece; dont misuse words. peace

@StuartBramwellMusic

8 жыл бұрын

Sorry I don't think any of you are musicians. I said what what I said because the piano part is significantly harder than the violin part, its not incredibly challenging for the violin, its the way Brahms writes accompaniments. Its the same for his G major sonata.

@CaliforniaEDM

8 жыл бұрын

Stuart Bramwell Composer/Violinist I dont see how the first sentence is relevant. You got me to respond though, so good job on that. ill just point you back to my last comment. peace.

bravo!

Why 9 thumb-downs? I wanna hear their reason. Isn't the music beautiful? Didn't your tears pour out when you heard the first phrase of the second mov? How come you don't like their performance? I just don't understand

@princeandrey

8 жыл бұрын

+yu sun Yes, it is a beautiful piece and they are magnificent musicians. Lucky us!

@musicsdarkangel

8 жыл бұрын

+yu sun Did you know that one out of every sixty-seven clicks in the US is a miss-click in the opposite direction?

@cithr0963

7 жыл бұрын

Because people are different? I can give you a Deathcore song right now and I'm sure as hell know you won't like it. I can use your comment against you as well. People are different, don't try to understand that.

@countnulin3044

6 жыл бұрын

I must admit that this performance by masters wasn't superb at some parts. Maybe there are real musicians who have noticed little misleading moments in this playing and didn't enjoy it - that's why they disliked. some people are just smarter than us.

@mckavitt

6 жыл бұрын

gud You misunderstand the question. It is assumed the listener is here for this piece & thus this is not a matter of musical tastes differing, at least not in so far as classical vs hard rock etc is concerned, but why those who like the piece do not like this interpretation. It is a highly valid question, I assure you.

Sublimi geniali

Playing a 1705 Stradivarius...sublime in every way. Thanks!

Shamo brought me here, odd for such a sordid comic

@dhiaedinammari9582

6 жыл бұрын

me too

You WILL get entertained listning these two ! ( Unless you don,t like to listen excellent musicians ..)......................... ......... Visually Richter makes you smile sometimes .... I will NOT say more ...:)) If you are "a little worn out from everyday ,s challenge " this spot works perfect like a "Balsam" :)

21:24-23:15

Shamo Chapter 125

The best.

Shamo bring me here >

2악장 진짜 세계 최고다,,

Very interesting

I'm learning this song

@mckavitt13

4 жыл бұрын

Evelyn Chen Hi. This is not a song, as lyrical as it is. It is a sonata for violin & piano w 4 separate but related movements.

@GaspardLeLezard

2 жыл бұрын

@@mckavitt13 Piece

the 47 losers who gave Oistrakh and Richter thumbs down, are the same losers on FB pages , who would look at a harmless oil painting of a violinist, and start write a 100 page essays of how violin should be held, etc, without even being asked. These are infants of musicians, mostly wanna-be good- violinists, the same losers who dare to talk about the divine Anne Sophie Mutter, and god of all violin playing, here Mr. Oistrakh- whose hands should have been engraved and preserved in gold, for ever. To all of you here who gave these two gods thumbs down, you are frustrated under achievers, suzuky teachers, who feel they might get some little attention by putting someone down, especially Oistrakh.... You feel cool now, don't you? Go practice some Rode, or something , around 18 hours a day Like Parker, then go attempt to produce 10% of the sound this man has , and if you do, then you may open your mouth slightly. Until then, shut the hell up.

Ойстрах великолепен