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A life dedicated to music. Thank you, great violinist Ida Haendel. 🎻✨

THIS HERE IS THE BEST BRAHMS CONCERTO RECORDING YOU CAN FIND ON INTERNET

The crazy amount of in tune those first octaves were is some of the best I’ve seen. Rip

@deborahjeans7990

3 жыл бұрын

@Violin Accordion Thank you. I did not know that. Very interesting way of playing octaves. Perhaps that is what gave her tone such depth.

What? Rest in peace? Ida Haendel will never die! She'll forever be alive!!!

Ida Haendel is the perfect professional violinist. She can make one burst into tears to the sound of her perfect notes. We all appreciate her dedication to a lifetime of real classical music. I love her for her music and for the dignified way in which she carried herself throughout her entire classical music career. Thank you, Ida!

The First Violin Concerto I ever fell in love with..x

She really was the female Heifetz. The precision of the playing, the incredible perfection of the octaves, the interplay between the voices. She was one of the truly greats. R.I.P. Ms Haendel.

@musical.0uija

3 жыл бұрын

She's better than Heifetz imo

@deborahdey2003

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

@pneron2032

3 жыл бұрын

@@musical.0uija She herself said that she regarded Heifetz as the greatest of all time.

She Must be on Eagle Peak and in Heaven ..... Only Place with room for such a SOUND!!!! We just lost a GREAT ARTIST!!!!

Ida was one of the first violinists I listened to in particular the tchaicovsky violin concerto which inspired me and my dreams! May she rest in peace

Such an awesome player. I love her focus and intensity-- and extra kudos for being a female virtuoso when that was basically unheard of.

I love her Brahms. What a loss. 🎻😢

Vivat for Mrs Ida Haendel !

That seamless bow change at the frog at 33:23.

我覺得她是一位非常用心的演奏者。可以說是每個音符、每個音程都把其本身的音樂之美都呈現出來，所以聽起來格外豐富動聽。能聽到她的演奏錄影，有幸。

I've just read that she passed away :'( this year is very sad. But she'll continue playing in another dimension ❤️

@felixfourcolor

3 жыл бұрын

Her music will continue playing on my phone 🥰

@mr.aisak07

3 жыл бұрын

@@felixfourcolor in my phone too 🥰

She died only 14 days ago!! What a loss for humanity. RIP Ida Handael Rest in pppp

Thanks to Decca for preserving Idas masterpieces

😭😭😭👍🏻👍🏻 Thank you!! #RIP

une grande dame du violon ,R.I.P.

her music still lives on even if shes not here anymore.

esto es maravilloso ,una de mis preferidas violinistas

Bellissimo!,

Rest in piece

バイオリンの1粒、1粒の音を聞いているとまるでクライスラーが演奏してるように聞こえます。非常に甘い音で心地よく聞こえます。 イダ･ヘンデルさん　最高齢の女流ヴァイオリニストでしたね。天国には沢山有名なヴァイオリニストがいることでしょう。 取り敢えず人生お疲れ様でした。

Violinista Excepcional , es una interpretación Magistral .

RIP godess of the violin

que os anjos cantem.. RIP Ida Haendel

RIP 😣

Очень интересно и прекрасный дирижер спасибо!

Was she passed away ? I was watching her play 🎻 violin years ago . R.I.P.

RIP

⚜️💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙⚜️

So. So. Wonderful. Playing... And. Alsow. Shi. Is. So. Bearutifull... 😂🎉😮❤

Profesora de David Garret cuando era chico

quelqu'un connaitrait il la date de cet enregistrement? Avec tous mes remerciements. / Does anyone know the date of this recording? With many thanks.

Después de la interpretación de Heifez es la mas hermosa ejecución del concierto de Brahams que he escuchado en la vida

it’s very hard for a violinist to confront these misogynist and narcissistic conductors. Ida had a lot of love and patience in addition to being a very famous violinist. RIP

@TheOperamore

3 жыл бұрын

Did she have a mysogynist conductor?

@deborahjeans7990

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheOperamore I am sure she encountered several throughout her long career.

@anngrogan6343

Жыл бұрын

@@TheOperamore celibidace. Look him up. Horrible man.

Is Ida still living are has she passed away?

@josephotoshi

Жыл бұрын

Sadly, she passed away July 1, 2020, but at the ripe age of 91 (if it's correct she was born in 1928)

GOLDGEWICHT

Царство небесное ей

At her time, few women played the violin well. Today the technical gap between men and women in the field of music has been overcome. The recording audio is really disappointing

@joa8593

3 жыл бұрын

I actually feel the opposite. As record companies have focused more on sex, women violinists have become disposable and rarely develop artistically before being dropped for being too old. Look at how Joshua Bell is still considered young, but Midori and Hillary Hahn (10 and 4 years younger than him) are treated like they're getting old already somehow. There are a few exceptions of course, Ann-Sophie Mutter has had a long carrier. Many less known women are great violinists, but women who win major competitions are still rarely picked up by big recording companies except in Japan and Korea and those rarely come to the US or Europe.

@abdulaamir1070

3 жыл бұрын

@@joa8593 ida haendel took retirement from her concerto carrier at age 88 the last violin concerto she played was Sibelius

@musicalperson17

3 жыл бұрын

I don't doubt the sexism that exists in the classical world, but I would hardly say Hilary is being treated as old. I saw her last November on her Bach tour in Toronto. It was a rapturous concert in a completely sold-out house, filled with most professional and aspiring violinists in the city. If anything, her legendary playing is becoming more apparent than ever. NYT did a fantastic article about this last year. Midori, from what I understand, got overwhelmed from her youthful fame, so she takes it easy now on her own terms. That said, Joshua Bell certainly has lots of "mainstream" awareness that perhaps the others don't.

@merlindavids

3 жыл бұрын

Focusing in these superficial issues blinds your life. Do you care whether Brahms was male or female? What a pointless discussion! Ida does not represent a collective called "women". Please stop these statements that only contributes to tear up our society.

@simonwong2738

3 жыл бұрын

The trend has been totally reversed; today's female violinists are in general better than male violinists; Jansen, Fischer, Shoji, Steinbacher to name a few are better than Bell imho, thanks to pioneers like Ida to make it all possible.

it’s very hard for a violinist to confront these misogynist and narcissistic conductors. Ida had a lot of love and patience in addition to being a very famous violinist. RIP