Wednesday, November 22, 2017

Paganini's Daemon: A Most Enduring Legend


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Paganini's Daemon: A Most Enduring Legend
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gerry zappa
i read paganini spoke " i do not consider myself a handsome man,, yet when i play my violin,, woman fall at my feet"
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Keh-knee Beud
The violinist is extraordinary!
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Jamshed Delvadavala
This documentary is just delightful! Great insights into the legend "Paganini". Superbly presented by Christopher Nupen & brilliantly performed by Gidon Kremer! Thanks for the post. Jamshed Delvadavala from Mumbai.
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Kooi Seng Chng
paganini was suffering from congenital syphilis. It is the consequences of this illness that in many ways helped him in his career, i.e. his physique - his long fingers, and his mental state e.g. delusions of grandeur - causing him to produce exceptional music for the violin and with his exceptional physique produced extraordinary technique not seen before. So it is obvious that to be "creative" you need to be "abnormal". But nowadays his secrets have been uncovered and that is good for the violin world.
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CATBUG
Who is the violinst in the beginning??? I really like his take on the Caprice no. 24.
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guitaristmichael
Need youtube video of Gidon Kremer - La Campanella. Please !!
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Pedro Pompeu
A TRULY WONDERFUL DOCUMENTARY! THANK YOU FOR POSTING IT!!
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pedro luis
He is the Jimmy Hendrix of his epoch but whit more luck because a Jimmy kill for omissions a receiver hospital stipid when he was 28 years old
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F4tsug
I freaking love the quote: "Predictably, this gave rise to the tale
that he used the guitar for his sexual conquests - of which there were many."
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F4tsug
thanks for uploading this
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Mormy wolf
So he's the Snape of the violin.
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pwnayr
Why was he known as a patriot?
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Allen Smith
what is the concerto in the beginning ?
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valentine kizito
7.00 track name please?
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Laskar Ksatria
What's name piece on 1:26?? Its really beautiful
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William DatKKid
Sir your bow hair is falling off
sam333
i never liked the sound of the violin much its very samey, i like the paganini variations by liszt and rachmaninov on the piano though
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Book of Joe
Can anyone tell me the piece at 16:16? was it made for this documentary?
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Kelly S
Why couldn't they comprehend that it was something beyond the norm. Yet was magnificent to the ear...Something new, that they couldn't yet understand at the time. Perhaps playful, yet completely and undoubtedly something magnificent to the ear. I believe it's because the could not yet understand how his music was a bit before it's time....Perhaps a jealousy of those who hadn't an ear for his playing, but eventually caught on to be some of the most magnificent music, ever heard at it's time.....
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tahongchipsahoy
what is that piece played starting at 39:42? Thanks.
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Enzo Cypriani
Thabk you so much allegrofilms for those documentaries
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Gaius Julius Caesar
Is there any technique or did he say something we can learn from him?
IL BARDO DA TASTIERA
"PAGANINI NON RIPETE"
PBR Streetgang
Real. Music. Period. Thank you, Paganini is a huge role model for a part-time violinist; the technicality does not overpower the melody.
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ErF@N
Would you please upload 720p too?
100crowns
Paganini. The great violinist who died 100 times. A genius,but also a tragic figure
Paolo Zanotto
Quite telling the point of view of Zelter. It encapsulates the sick view of jealousy that Paganini may have aroused, not only on musicians, but also at the entire artistic self-esteem of entire nations at his time: his art embodied what no one else dreamed of before (and possibly after).
Argho Sangma
What is the name of music piece played at 1:25?
Meowmix Bro
Whats the song at 59:22?? Please and the violinist as well

barbaricia666
41:50 track title please

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