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Lean was a dedicated maniac about creating a reality with film; O'Toole was a dedicated maniac about developing characters through acting - and preferably on the stage. We can see how the coming together of the two boldly inventive geniuses would create great & memorable art indeed; however, we can also grasp why it could not POSSIBLY have been a lifelong creative partnership. That latter fact was a bitter pill for Mr. Lean - but, at least, he was not terribly punitive through his disappointment ...😢

Is Michael Caine morphed into Eddie Fowlie?

une interprétation qui atteint le summum surtout il n'y pas ce vibrato chez les anciens que je déteste comme menuhin ou oistrack et autres

Tsssss... just coming into the frame and touching her, this is so bizarre how actors just give up their bodily autonomy, makes me so uncomfortable. A does surrealism.

Wonderful documentary. Paying tribute to people that gave everything for art.

The best director EVER . He was obsessed with every aspect of filming and was a master. Love his quiet voice and diction. Knew his second wife Kay Walsh who was absolutely marvellous. He divorced her in 1950 to marry Ann Todd......big mistake !

Прекрасно! Ученица Наташи Боярской Алина!

Thanks for this :)

Sorry no no no

well, she doesn't use any shoulder rest and any chinrest but she has a modern bow. why ? it doesnt make any sense. if she wants to be authentic she should use old bow. If she doesnt want to be authentic why not to use chinrest and shoulder rest ? maybe she doesnt need it because she doesnt use any "modern" bow technics and vibrato. But anyway. Holding violin like this is not very comfortable. I don't see any benefit doing so.

Well... Why don't you make video games videos and upload them on RUclips? I will say I love tom gates but your videos are very very very very very LAME!!!!!!!!!

Love learning about Manchester's history

Hey that's me! First appearance on British television (2005)

Why you would upload this scene as a separate part is beyond me. I don't think youtube had limits on video length back in 2012. Please consider uploading the full documentary as one video in higher quality if you still have access to it and you're still alive.

Not to be terribly unkind but almost any student at the New England Conservatory can play better than this. Alina used to be a good player then something happened.....

perfect. The best interpreter of Bach’s violin pieces alive or dead

wonderful interpretation!

who knows whats correct but I much prefer this style to someone like for example Arthur Grumiaux and the main difference is vibrato

Good performance, but there is no proof that lack of vibrato is historically accurate. I think she's using gut strings but a modern violin set-up and modern bow. In her own words: "I play them on my usual instrument, but I play in a Baroque way, with very little vibrato." There is simply no validity to the premise that baroque players used little or no vibrato, contrary to popular belief.

Bach - Violin Partita No. 2 in D Minor BWV 1004, Sarabande

1:42.michael caine sure got old!

I'd pretty much say the no.1 British movie director of all time.

Alina sounds great just because she know how to play so well, but also because the acoustic space is amazing too!

an Englishman of the highest order!

wow!

A truly gifted visionary. His masterpieces LOA, RD, and DZ were flawless and heralded directors in this day cannot create such art. And Freddie Young was a genius with light and composition.

David Lean Is Very Very Great !

5:20 I absolutely love that.

Does this part begin directly after Part 1, or has anything been skipped?

C' est sublime. jamais entendu cette œuvre aussi bien joué.

Its difficult not to fall in love with Alina, the intensity of her playing and the focus is mesmerising and the results indisputably fine, she is an all time great! Get to see her live if you can, life enhancing and always surpasses expectations.

Unreal. This woman is impressive. I think I have just found my new unattainable love interest.

I'm interested in finding out what type of foam she's using as a support here. Does anyone know?

id like to take back both statments because. i was toled saying somthings overated is saying ever one who thats it is wrong. i never thought of it like that before. so im sorry. also sorry if i came off as condesending in that last statment David leans is a skilled filmakers im just not madley inlove with his work as other people take care

awesome job

I just went to see her perform Tchaikovsky's violin concerto in Singapore... she's absolutely brilliant!

Well, since there are not any comments, I will do it. Sir David Lean was, and still is, one of the three greatest directors of all time along with Akira Kurosawa and Stanley Kubrick. They all meet the requirement set by Takeshi Kitano, which is a good requirement: Their films were a series of perfect images.

Well YOU may think he's overrated but Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorcese, Stanley Kubrick and Christopher Nolan do not consider him overrated. They all regarded him as one of the greatest directors ever.

she really is one of the best. she has a great feel for baroque music, no contest.

Thanks for uploading this.

what piece is this?

I am completely mesmerized!

great performance.

Dude now i know how to pronunce my name in english just as in spanish !! jaajaj

love herrr