Joshua Bell - Tchaikovsky - Violin Concerto in D major, Op 35

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Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Violin Concerto in D major, Op 35

1 Allegro moderato
2 Canzonetta: Andante
3 Finale. Allegro vivacissimo

Joshua Bell, violin

National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America
Valery Gergiev, conductor

Live recording. London, Proms 2013

[sophoclestutorial]

When I was 10 my mother took me to a concert, she wasn't into it, this was an invitation from her work. I loved it and soon I was appreciative of its beauty. I think music should be introduced to children at a very early age when their brains are most receptive.

[LabYsd]

The soloist is wonderful but I also astonished by the sounds the Youth orchestra made. What a performance they showed !!

[m.victoriacrucesvonborstel]

Thank you Joshua Bell for playing so beautiful that magnificent Tchaikovsky Concerto.

[m.entera]

Back when the young Joshua Bell finally got a Stradivarius, he was performing the Beethovan Violin Concerto with the Santa Barbara Symphony. We saw the Sunday afternoon performance and it was awesome. Afterwards, we met some friends in the courtyard dining area of a restaurant across the street from the theater. It got darker and the streets more deserted and we looked over and saw Joshua Bell walking alone towards the parking lots on the quiet streets behind our main street, with his famous $4 million Strad in his hand. Good thing most thieves don't know about musical instruments or live here.

[CarlosHernandez-oxpj]

10 years ago, my wife suffered from terminal breast cancer, with metastases to the lung, liver and brain, at night I listened to this wonderful interpretation and felt that I was getting closer to God, I felt a lot of relief and at the same time I transmitted that pain relief of my wife, how much I loved her and I love her, eternally, she dies on 02/16/2012

[UrsulaHudelist-qrvl]

Ganz phantastisch! Bravo, bravo! Zum Weinen schön, lieber Joshua!!! 😢😅😊❤

[noahmc]

My absolute favorite thing in classical music is to see the look of joy on the soloist's faces after they finish this concerto

[starmy]

Imagine how hard it is to memorize a 30-minute long piece and then play it to perfection from memory in front of a huge crowd 👏👏 excellent work

[jeffbustos]

Just when I think humanity is a lost cause, I come across something like this masterpiece an am awed by the sheer genius of the person who wrote it and the brilliance of the artists performing it.

[ghillieslife]

I listened to this a lot while I was pregnant. My daughter is three months now, and I played it today. She started singing and kicked along to the big tutti in the first movement, and her face just lit up. Yep, she's my daughter! I think I'll keep her.

[margalinam]

This concerto has it all, passion, romance, and drama. Loove Tchaikovsky. He's one of my favorites of the Classic Music world.

[katiavonaltrock]

An eternal gem since Joshua Bell is playing this violin concerto in Vienna today again, December 22, 2023 ! Lucky Vienna, Sure this most talented violinist added some more experience and feelings after having played this piece 10 years ago

[whistlingtiger]

Wouldn't be nice, if this video had 700, 000, 000 views? It is such a powerful piece of music: created by a genius, played on a violin made by a genius, interpreted by a genius. Tchaikovsky, Stradivarius, Bell

[JimPlattes]

The orchestra is so young and so good!

[РиммаНиконова-ни]

Замечательный скрипач!
Звук, техника на высшем уровне! А самое главное-- всю душу вкладывает!!!
Благодарим за великолепный концерт!

[moshichan]

This is one of those pieces where the audience cannot help applauding after the first movement.
And that is perfectly fine. This masterpiece and this stunning performance definitely deserve more than a single round of applause.

[ezra]

6:19 - 6:59 || One of the best Tchaikovsky (orchestral) underrated melodies.

[sachikomurata]

I was moved a lot, because when I was 12 years old my brother was a member a junior orchestra and he was practicing violin and he loved this Violin Concert in D major. I loved his practicing this. I think music grow children great adults. Now I love singing in Church Choir with him.

[GirlWithHerViolin]

I am in awe of how people manage to memorize this piece in utter perfection. This piece is pristine

[rudolphmcneill]

I still can't believe I saw this truly extraordinary musician back in the 80s. His musical growth is/was absolutely astounding. Also, what a very humble and sweet person. His whole family is musically gifted. Wife nd kids. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤ To see how he embraces and feels the music brings tears to my eyes.