Hilary Hahn performs Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst’s Grand Caprice on Schubert’s Der Erlkönig, Op. 26 “Le roi des aulnes”. This transcription on Schubert’s Der Erlkonig is considered as one of the most difficult violin pieces ever composed and Hilary’s performance is sublime!
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@aferrante4 No, quite possible to play 4 at once. U need incredible bow control
By far the best performance of this very difficult work that I’ve heard. Thanks for sharing.
@chessmeister I think this is better than Kremer’s recording not only because of sound quality and intonation, but basically because Hahn seems to be much more observant to the voicing and narratives of the actual poem, which in my opinion, with all respect to technical achievements, is still what this is all about…
@mixailaggelos2004
Soooo agree.
At first she plays g and d together, after that d and b and then b flat and g
@Monoprixchen
arent they the same though? dont they both have Eb and Bb?
@aferrante4
no its g minor, as originally set by Schubert
@gougueule23
It is an Eb chord
@gougueule23
it is the very last note. it is a E flat chord
@aferrante4
Well I could not find that 4-note chord, if possible let me know the exact time mm:ss
That chord would be quite amazing indeed.
@gougueule23
yes, but wat my question is, how does she do all four notes at the end? isnt it impossible to play more than two strings at a time?
Awesome!!!
One written comment stated that violin is a monophonic instrument BUT the fact is TWO strings may be played simutaneously.
Hilary Hahn was playing like this when she was 10. I heard her play Ernst’s “Last Rose of Summer” when she was that age, and it was AMAZING.
@peapodesque She’s actually thirty years old.
@painfulsilence13 Awww, why’s that an “almost”?
@TheMacy810 You can’t be serious…?!?
this is hard!!!! and im playing somethin even harder!!! its concerto in b minor my rieding op.7!!!! :/
Certified Intergalactic! Hilary has the best version of this piece.
men is a horse running c’mon :S
i will be glad to be her student!!!
@chessmeister but you can feel the story in this one… kremers is… icky.
Wow why don’t more people take it this slow? It sounds so much better, like actual music rather than just a mere technical etude or something.
@douskara me too
I can see the picture and movements in my head