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Thanks! We have a few more videos of her on this channel, and hopefully will have more to add in the future

I don't think so, but yes, she works hard and have achieved a lot so far

@@yumoroz i hope she continues the amazing work shes been doing, she may not be a prodigy but shes definitely gifted!

@@jiminyjames thanks!

Merci beaucoup!

thanks a lot! also, I completely agree about magic effects and Strad, but sometimes like the acoustics of an old church...

thanks! this is an old video, you might enjoy her newer ones, too

thanks a lot!

thanks! I don't know if my daughter looks anything like Maxim Vengerov (who is one of my favorite violinists), and I don't look like him, but if anything, I might look little bit like Vengerov's friend and piano partner, Eugeny Kissin :) (although I don't play either piano or violin)

I think I might have seen a video of it, if you posted it on TH-cam or Facebook, or am I mistaken? Yes, it is an interesting experience, Jessie did quite a bit of it, with her classical music partners, and even more with her Hot Club jazz

yes, it is, or maybe rather Russian-Gypsy

thanks, and for some reason TH-cam did not notify me about this comment, fortunately I accidentally noticed it now, and as I said in some other reply, Jessie is also playing a lot of French AKA Gypsy AKA String jazz

p.s. this specific song is by Dorado Schmitt, a French guitarist and violinist in Gypsy jazz.

my guess is that in this piece accompaniment was actually meant for guitar, even though it is officially written for piano

thanks, and actually their band leader (lead guitar here, in the center) sings, and interestingly, they have already made their album, available on Apple Music (iTunes) and Spotify www.hotclubcda.site/listen

btw, never heard about Josh Ritter, will look him up, thanks for the tip!

thanks, glad you liked the "no vibrato" choice. I am in no position to judge, of course

thanks, the combination was dictated by the family ties :) My son plays trumpet, by daughter plays violin so here it is. Although the arrangement existed before, my wife, who knows much more about music than I do, knew about it and suggested our kids to play it. There are also violin-viola arrangements, and I believe in this case trumpet plays the viola part.

thanks, yes, some of violin arrangement of Chopin's piano pieces sound even better than the originals. And thanks a lot for your offer, this is very kind of you

thanks a lot, yes, this is a hard piece, and Jessie struggled with those high positions on G string for a long time. This piece is a little bit too "show off" for my liking, but interestingly, 4th movement of it is very nice, maybe Jessie will play it in the future

Hi Alan (or Adam?), good to hear from you. This is still Yuri, Jessie's dad, Jessie does not have her own TH-cam account, but has in Instagram and also she is a part of French-Gypsy style jazz band, Hot Club of CDA, here is their channel: www.youtube.com/@TheHotClubofCdA

thanks a lot for your comments, sorry, I did not see them before, now reading and will show Jessie. Yes, she has made a lot of progress in the last years, although still needs to make much more... Not sure what do you mean about US vs UK&EU, I am happy for everybody who is happy where they are, whether in UK, Europe, Asia, Americas or Africa. Yes, emigration is hard, and I can tell as a person who emigrated twice, but we like it here is the US and would not want to move anywhere else right now. Don't know whether you want to talk about it, and whether this is a good place, but would be curious to know your thoughts, in what ways life in the US is harder than in UK&EU?

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thanks!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot! Do you play violin, too, or maybe some other instrument?

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks! Btw, this was more than 3 years ago, and she made a lot of progress since then

Thanks! And this song is originally from Russian Gypsies, this one I am sure about :) I always knew it with Russian lyrics

Thanks!

Thanks! This was 3 years ago, and now she plays even better :) best of luck to you, too!

Thanks!

thanks a lot, very good to hear. I don't know about prodigies, but she works really hard, and yes, musicality and humanity parts are really important, not just technicality, and we, as parents, always talk about it, too. As far as inspirations, she said Midori, James Ehnes, Augustin Hadelich for classical music and Stephane Grappelli for jazz

@@yumoroz thanks a lot for the input! btw, do you have any other social media accounts i can follow?

@@OiseauTriste she doesn't have her own TH-cam account, only Instagram, jessiemorozov_violin, but there isn't much, and if you like jazz, she is a part of Hot Club of CDA, here is their TH-cam account: www.youtube.com/@TheHotClubofCdA

Очень приятно :)

Greeting from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho! Both musicians are Americans (Estados Unidos), although the guitar player, Ethan Madrid has some Spanish/Hispanic roots, too

btw, the concert was organized by "Music Bridges Border", a non-profit organization that brings Mexican musicians to US to play with American musicians. I don't have their combined ensemble piece from this concert on TH-cam, but here is their last year's concert: th-cam.com/video/W1yIH3E4kIk/w-d-xo.html

Thanks! Do you play any musical instruments?

@@yumoroz Yes! Like you I'm a serious violin student.

@@rowanjones1435 cool! and just to clarify, this is not Jessie typing, I am her father, she does not have a TH-cam account, only FB and Instagram, and she is also part of Hot Club jazz band, www.youtube.com/@TheHotClubofCdA

Glad to hear! Do you like classical music in general, or something specific, or maybe depending on the mood?

I’m not sure what I like anymore. But this performance of this piece was soothing and engrossing

thanks! btw, no idea why this specific video got popular in YT algorithm (some say because of the shorts, but I don't think so), there are better videos of her performances before and especially after that

Thanks! Did you play in Spokane Youth Symphony? If yes, you probably know my son, Sam

@@yumoroz yes, I was principal bassist the 2018/2019 season. I remember your son.

thanks! do you play violin, too?

@@yumoroz claro, desde hace 1 año y medio pero aún me falta mucho para llegar a tu nivel, tocas muy bonito ✨

best of luck to you! (and this is not me, but my daughter)

@@yumoroz gracias y felicita para ti y tu hija 👏

Thanks, Nata! Good to see you here :)

They all are listening to us, although I don't think they are that good at recognizing music, at least not the classical music :) Thank you for your kind words, they mean a lot for us. And thank you for your suggestions, yes, she might have tension problem, although I hope now she has less of it now (this video was taken more than 2 years ago). Never heard about Burch 3rd concerto, I thought he only wrote two, and apparently I am not alone, per Wikipedia: ""...a musical unicorn: since it has almost never been played, its existence is for many the stuff only of musicological folklore." :) Will listen to it later

@yumoroz he made 3. The funny history on it is that he throws the piece away because he didn't think it was good enough. They found it in his house piled in garbage. Thank God someone saved it. The 3rd movement is very beautiful on the 3rd violin concerto. I haven't performed much anymore since I lost my hearing. I have a cochlear implant now, but I'm not a professional violinist like I used to be. Just keep going at it. You can definitely fulfill the dream I have no chance of getting anymore.

@@jamesboone3678 I see, yes, hearing loss is a terrible thing for anybody, and especially for a musician. I hope you can at least hear something with your implants. And sorry if it wasn't clear, I am this girl's dad, I am not a musician, but hopefully she will be, some day

Thanks a lot! this was a while ago, we have newer videos of her playing violin, too. Btw, liked you violin playing videos!

thanks a lot! I see from your channel that you like Chess and Math, I used to play chess in school, but it was 30+ years ago :) On the other hand, I still like Math, and now we (my wife and I) are writing several Math apps for iPhones/iPads (mostly Linear Algebra, can show you if you are interested). And what about music, do you play violin, too? Or any other instrument?

@@yumoroz glad to hear you love mathematics. I have seen a few videos on your channel on the application you mentioned, but i use Android so that's probably not an option for me. I play flute, not violin. But as a composer I had do dive deeper into the details of each instrument, and as cello is my favourite instrument, i had to learn a bit more about string instruments. Thanks!

@@chessematics yes, almost all of my old friends with Math, Physics and Computer background have Androids... Good to hear about flute and composing, do you have any videos with your music on you channel? and yes, we all love the sound of cello...

@@yumoroz i don't have any. But I'll post them on my other channel when they finally get recorded. I'll let you know when i publish

@@chessematics thanks! my son does some composing and arranging, in a different family of instruments - brass. He started with the trumpet, but now plays every single brass instrument, and makes a lot of videos, here is his channel, just in case www.youtube.com/@SamuelPlaysBrass/

Thanks!

Thanks, Firda & Fifi :)

Obrigado!