Thibault Cenci - Judges: 7,8 - Public: 8,6 - Total: 16,4ģ. Louis Eggerickx - Judges: 8,5 - Public: 8,2 - Total: 16,7Ģ. All qualities that for this list are absolutely essential.All the videos are available to watch on the wakeshopbe's Youtube channel We are delighted with this 1st year of Shred a line video contest ! Thanks to everyone that's been involved! We are looking forward to see you for the 2021 edition ! Finals results:ġ. Complete with all the wrong notes, strange sounds in the background and an out of tune piano. Not even some of Davis’ more obscure recordings could compete with this performance. And what is it about Perlman actually? He seems to be a popular target of video shredders! This alleged collaboration involving Yo-Yo Ma and Perlman falls into the latter category. And it seems like the audience thinks so too!Įither these shred videos try to make the music sound somewhat plausible, with a good few mistakes, or there is a series of horrific sounds with no resemblance to the original whatsoever. I mean the original Super Mario soundtrack of course, not the Chopin piece. My first reaction to this was that it sounds better than the original. There isn’t much resembling the original in this shred of Perlman’s violin part. If you thought that Vivaldi’s Four Seasons was at least one piece of classical music you could instantaneously recognize, think again. At least it’s safe to say that if you’re lucky enough to see him in concert, the music will be of a higher standard. Then it quickly goes downhill from there. One of the most amusing parts about this performance is that Mozart’s horn concerto sounds just fine, complete with an enthusiastic audience until the horn comes in. Hopefully, you’ve never experienced a concert like this. This video has it all: an audience that sounds like it is just waking up, or maybe has been chain-smoking for several hours a performer who can hardly string two notes together and some strange noises at various points throughout the show. So here he is playing the first movement of Vieuxtemps’ concerto no 5. Maybe it was the laughing audience or just the generally abysmal playing, but this shred of Heifetz performing Vieuxtemps left me feeling the need to post a video of his actual playing abilities as well. This one should probably carry a caution for anyone who is easily shocked or unsettled by sudden and loud noises because after hearing Zukerman speak so passionately about the power of the violin and its connection to life, the last thing you expect to hear is what comes out of the instrument next. Pinchas Zukerman, the art of Stradivarius I suppose this alleged attempt at Beethoven didn’t quite make the cut. That included becoming the first pianist to record all of Beethoven’s works for piano. The Austrian pianist is considered by many to be one of the most talented of the 20th century, particularly in the area of interpreting works from the classical and romantic periods. It sounds like the rest of the orchestra is doing its best to keep the show on the road, but that’s clearly a losing battle this time. This performance doesn’t quite reach Perlman’s usual high standards. So it seems like even someone considered one of the best violinists of modern times can mess up on occasion. Hope you enjoy! Itzhak Perlman, Mendelssohn violin concerto We’ve brought together ten shred videos of classical musicians for your amusement. There’s something quite amusing about watching your favorite musician apparently deliver the worst performance of their career, whether it is on the piano, harpsichord or electric guitar. But it wasn’t long before it made its way into classical music as well. The whole shred craze started out with pop music videos from the past and present, including groups like the Beach Boys and Kings of Leon.
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