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Winter - Vivaldi, Four Seasons: Julia Fischer (Original Post)
Lodestar
Jan 2016
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justhanginon
(3,290 posts)1. Thank you. Vivaldi's Four Seasons has always been one of my favorites and
this was an excellent rendition of it to my ears. Love the violin as one of the most expressive of all the instruments and must be extremely difficult to play at Ms. Fischers level.
Lodestar
(2,388 posts)3. Good ear! She is one of the very best! Here's an interview
with Julia Fischer, if you'd like to know more about her.
passiveporcupine
(8,175 posts)2. That is so beautiful
what a gifted musician Julia is. Thanks so much for posting this.
GeoWilliam750
(2,522 posts)4. Here is a link to the full performance of The Four Seasons
Such truly beautiful music
Lodestar
(2,388 posts)5. Omg! Gorgeous video, music, venue...so special! Thanks...n/t
question everything
(47,486 posts)6. Brava!
What a perfect, seamless performance! The violin becomes a part of her.
And I liked the pizzicato by some of the members.
Any idea where it took place?