Violinist Fritc Kreisler

07-26-2024

Violinist Fritc Kreisler
（Fritc Kreisler，1875—1962）The most influential violinist in the early 20th century. He was born in a doctor's family in Vienna, and his father was a music fan, which had an important influence on Chrysler. At the age of 7, Chris entered the Vienna Conservatory of Music, and after graduating at the age of 10, he entered the Paris Conservatory of Music to study with mazar, a famous professor of Fabian violin school. When he graduated with the first prize in the graduation competition, he was only 12 years old.

Therefore, Chrysler's performance has both the warm human touch of Viennese and the aristocratic demeanor of French style, which makes his playing style novel and unique, and almost all contemporary violinists have been influenced by him, such as Heifetz, Enescu George, Thibaugh, David Oistrakh and so on. The most important symbolic style of Chrysler's performance is the use of trembling fingers (kneading strings), which endows the trembling fingers with dramatic style, whether it is melodious singing melody or technical paragraphs with fast sound patterns. Here, trembling fingers have become the most powerful means of expression and means of adding color, which is exactly what his predecessors were very cautious about.