Alina Pogostkina Beethoven Violin Concerto Op. 61 Rechtman Nonet arrangement

[seanmorgan]

She's a real Talent as well as Gorgeous! I could watch her for hours.

[sevkiye]

A highly imaginative, stylistically persuasive transcription deserving of wide performance. With Alina in rapturous, spiritual form, and an ensemble of such finely distinguished and responsive players, this is a performance not to be missed ...

[dansingmuch]

Alina Pogostkina gives a beautiful, sensitive performance.

[zedzed]

Wow, that's just magnificent. She plays with such grace and sensitivity, with technical perfection resting quietly underneath.

[shin-i-chikozima]

Alina holds an unchallenged position as an interpreter of Beethoven.
And
she is a great Alchemist of the violin embodying the musical aesthetics of Beethoven.

From
A corner of Tokyo

[krishsoma]

Very sensitively performed and appealing to emotion. Thanks are due to the main artiste and the supporting members of the Nonet giving such wonderful performance.

[ShelleyKang]

Absolutely superb performance, wonderful arrangement, quality sound and video engineering, millions of music lovers will enjoy this across glove forever ! Many thanks to all.

[earflapping]

I love this version. It sounds more intimate and less pompous than a full orchestra.

[blackpearl]

Es ist immer wieder ein Traum, ihr zuzuhören.

[michaeldavidrubin]

Personally, I love this interpretation & performance. Purely a matter of taste, & deeper psychology, & classical heresy - I would be happy to hear 99% of 19th c. symphonies & concerti brought out in smaller ensembles such as this wonderful Rechtman Nonet. There is no "why, " really, just a way to hear all the lines clearly interacting; & to feel, so to speak, invited into the composer's intention. Full orchestras, even solo beloved Steinway Grands, can have an effect of trying to overpower us (?). The 19th c., of course, had no amplified rock concerts, or even Big Band jazz, for popular "power" entertainment. Whatever we may understand of the triumphant force of Beethoven's mind, soul & supreme talent, would he really object to this fine 21st c. realization of his masterpiece?

[maxfochtmann]

Спасибо, Алина. Великолепно, слов нет. Одна Ваша улыбка - награждение.

[ilanrechtman]

This violinist virtuoso is reaching the "outer galaxies" with her heavenly playing! Her intonation is so incredible, it is almost inhuman...

[serhataltuntas]

thank you reminding me were we belong to by our hearts, minds, ears and eyes

[zwfnsyb]

Омичи настроили свои уши и сердца! 😍👍💪💥🎻🎯🙏👏

[staffanolofsson]

Interesting to make this famous consert into chamber music. I dont think we miss something except the "thick sound". 10 persons can play this. It is just for us to define (redefine?) what we are listening to. And Alina plays this with grace and perfection.

[alastairboles]

Brilliant performance. Very clever arrangement. Very fine playing all round. Wonderful soloist

[bunburyrichard]

I still like the original version with full orchestra better, but this one is a real discovery, making it possible to appreciate the refinement and delicacy of the piece without the intimidating power of a full symphony orchestra. Especially with such dedicated and passionate performers.

[violinhunter]

Thank you for listing the names of the nonet members. This is a nice arrangement. Alina plays very, very well.

[rogeliorodriguezmorales]

Alina, you are an ANGEL playing this Beethoven Concerto!!! FELICIDADES!!!

[rodrigomunoz-ribadeneira]

Una interpretación excelente, arreglo muy sutil, sonido de calidad e ingeniería de video, ¡millones de amantes de la música disfrutarán de esta melofia para siempre!