Who's Chaconne do you like the best
i have recentley been surfing u tube listening to different versions of the chaconne.
Jascha Heifetz
potentialy the best violin,it cuts right through you likely the best combo of technique and musicianship
Yehudi,brilliant but i did not stand out as his own
many other violinists i did not look up because i dont like them
Eugene Ysaye
couldnt find his chaconne but found a 1907 recording of a kreisler sonata
Helen Hahn
sensual and exceptionaly beautifull,very feminine lacking some power but overall excellent
Segovia
the chaconne was intended for guitar being that the ciacona is a spanish dance likely as a 1 movememt work.but because of the guitars lack of popularity publishers forced him to make it the final movememt of violin partita no.2 in D minor bwv 1004.
Segovia's version is likely the best ever,so good its mystical
Leo Brouwer,the cuban's interpritation is given a very latin feel which i had never heard a chaconne like that before but now im hooked,likely the chaconne was stolen from the guitar by the violin.this version is a must listen
Maxim Vengerov,is great with mozart but beethoven and bach not so good
i suck with computer so dont expect any links
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actualy the chaconne was written for the lute harpichord which an instriment bach played,but the next conclusion was that it was intended for a fretted or plucked instriment.lute,vihuella or guitar.most likely the vihuella.i dont think bach intended it to be played on the lute-harpsichord because that was not a performers instriment
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Which particular chaconne are you referring to? It was a very common musical form once.
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Music Theory 101: Cadences.
Authentic cadence: V-I
Plagal cadence: IV-I
Deceptive cadence: V- ANYTHING BUT I ! !! !
Beethoven cadence: V-I-V-I-V-V-V-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I
-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I! I! I! I I I
Jascha Heifetz
potentialy the best violin,it cuts right through you likely the best combo of technique and musicianship
Yehudi,brilliant but i did not stand out as his own
many other violinists i did not look up because i dont like them
Eugene Ysaye
couldnt find his chaconne but found a 1907 recording of a kreisler sonata
Helen Hahn
( final movememt of violin partita no.2 in D minor bwv 1004).
Leo Brouwer,the cuban's interpritation is given a very latin feel which i had never heard a chaconne like that before but now im hooked,likely the chaconne was stolen from the guitar by the violin.this version is a must listen
Maxim Vengerov,is great with mozart but beethoven and bach not so good
i suck with computer so dont expect any links
what did you think when i mentioned heifetz,yehudi and etc..
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I prefer the guitar/lute versions because of the richness of the chords and harmonics which don't quite come out as well on the violin (but I like violin versions too). I've never been able to master it after 30 years of practice, but according to my best friends and one of my guitar teachers, I did very well on one performance.
Here's my favorite performance:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAdCrenkTek[/youtube]
Here's my favorite performance:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAdCrenkTek[/youtube]
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