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Isaac Stern: Speech; From Mao to Mozart (Ending)
Uploaded by: cgzH
Video Description:
Isaac Stern making an inspiring speech, with footage alternating between his masterclasses and an stirring performance of the Brahms Violin Concerto. A very young, then-undiscovered Wang Jian plays the Eccles in the credits.
This clip has been taken from the end of the 1980 documentary - From Mao To Mozart: Isac Stern in China - which won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.
Tags for this video: bach brahms capriccioso eccles et from gigue intro isaac jian mao mozar qian rondo saint-saens sonata stern to wang zhou
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| Fuck all that ... ( 8 months ago by theromanpraetorian) |
| Fuck all that Chinese! |
| The Violin Concerto ... ( 7 months ago by dantsos) |
| The Violin Concerto in D-major by Johannes Brahms. |
| isaac stern kicks ... ( 7 months ago by harpoonmarket) |
| isaac stern kicks ass |
| absolutely ... ( 7 months ago by YvyRianna) |
| absolutely completely emotionally invoking! what i would do to have had this opportunity |
| What is the music ... ( 6 months ago by Ychiduodumat) |
| What is the music played by the kid at the end??? |
| wow words of wisdom ... ( 6 months ago by violindiablo69) |
| wow words of wisdom you don't use the music to play the violin,but, you use the violin to play music. Never thought of that. That's absolutely brilliant Isaac. He must've thought of that while he was on the toilet. |
| Those are words of ... ( 5 months ago by Emusic18) |
| Those are words of wisdom. China went through tough times during the 1970's. It's great that Isaac Stern came to China to help the chinese musicians. |
| The piece played on ... ( 5 months ago by violinist102) |
| The piece played on cello is a sonata by Henry Eccles in G minor. It was also written for violin. |
| It is the second ... ( 5 months ago by violinist102) |
| It is the second movement of the sonata by Henry Eccles(1670-1742) in g-minor "corrente" |
| Ello tiene muy ... ( 5 months ago by quietriot28) |
| Ello tiene muy talentoso. Ello tiene mas pasion para musica que muy profesores de musica. El video esta muy bueno, gracias. |
| He was on of the ... ( 5 months ago by venerotti) |
| He was on of the best violinist over the World. I miss him... |
| ..unlike in America ... ( 4 months ago by catchersmitt0) |
| ..unlike in America where they worship beauty and wealth before all others. |
| Being Chinese I ... ( 4 months ago by adoumri) |
| Being Chinese I find this a little condescending. It's like the great white man has come to save us brown/yellow people from cultural inferiority. Not to say that the Chinese didn't greatly appreciate this but it drives home the point once again that Western cultural domination has a long legacy in Asia. |
| thats not correct. ... ( 4 months ago by lineira) |
| thats not correct. Players like Stern go all over the world bringing the same teaching because, after all, we have the emotions and aspirations and love for music. |
| being Chinese ... ( 4 months ago by audioliquor) |
| being Chinese musician (i play both Chinese and "Western" music) i understand that China back then was at a juncture where there was huge loses in cultural teachings - Eastern and Western - due to the events that took place in the preceeding years. Stern praised accordingly that the younger generation was more expressive and the older generation played with lots of inhibition. did you actually watch the whole thing? he was there to teach as well as understand and learn. |
| Falla-Jota(from ... ( 4 months ago by violinist102) |
| Falla-Jota(from siete canciones) (arr. Kochanski) |
| It's quite obvious ... ( 3 months ago by GuitarSwan) |
| It's quite obvious the Chinese didn't feel condescended to. Lighten up. |
| The greatest ... ( 2 months ago by xms32) |
| The greatest teacher and one of the greatest players ever! |
| i wish he was still ... ( 2 months ago by cchengviolinist) |
| i wish he was still alive today:( |
| Bravo Stern!!!!!!! ( 2 months ago by notrobocapnombo) |
| Bravo Stern!!!!!!! |
| excellent ( 2 months ago by akashem25) |
| excellent |
| Adoumri, this is ... ( 4 weeks ago by waistoi) |
| Adoumri, this is not about the "great white man" who came to save the Chinese. This is about one of the greatest violinists of our time who came to China and brought with him his conviction of finding freedom and finding expression in music during a time when the Chinese society was beginning to open up. And, I think the audience felt more inspired than condescended. |
| my god, i love him ... ( 3 weeks ago by iamemod) |
| my god, i love him when he sophisticatedally took the bach's partita on the last two notes. :DDDDDDD |
| Thank you Mr. Stern! ( 6 days ago by notrobocapnombo) |
| Thank you Mr. Stern! |
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