No, your wrong he invented this, he played better than whatever person, and he only could do that cause he made a deal with the devil, the most stupid thing besides commit suicide than a person can do
My high school orchestra teacher showed us this video today. When the piece finished, it was dead silence as we all contemplated why we still play our instruments.
I love watching her eye movements. Sometimes she watches the strings, sometimes not. I can only imagine what goes on in the mind when you play a piece like this. Incredible... on so many levels!
Sustained high complexity mechanical tasks require the mind to completely focus on buffering chunked down segments of the performance, whether consciously or not. The performers actual conscious thoughts are pretty much blacked out in pure flow state bliss. It's a ridiculously fulfilling feeling.
It's actually pretty easy to figure out. Play a rhythm game. Just any of them. Even when you're really bad at it, you'll get to a level of skill in a couple months where you are good enough to push through songs that are hard for you semi-competently. If you get even better, you can figure out how it feels when those "hard" songs become ridiculously easy. That's about the same experience, though obviously pretty different.
Even in the rarified world of virtuoso violinists, her bow technique is extraordinary. She is playing the original bowing used by Paganini when he performed this. If you watch the video closely, you can she she's doing three quick downward strokes followed by 1 upward stroke (3+1). Most professional violinists play 2+2 or 1+1 which is quite a bit less difficult.
Also, her movements imply a staccato bow use to articulate on individual strings. Again don’t play but I’d imagine it like trying to hit a bee with pencil tip over and over
@@samuelwarshaw9480 You are right, it is hard to see here but I looked it up in the Paganini manuscript. 3+1. That is just crazy difficult and she controls it so amazingly well -- has total control of rubato.
Imagine if the winner is someone that played out of key (not just out of tune), with a 1 million dollar electric thingy. And all they played was 4 pop chord...
@@Freakschwimmer Yeah... Even though the repertoire is so much easier, the judges would probably choose Ed Sheeran since the judges at school probably don't even know who Paganini is
I love her eyes - they way she closes them when she is enjoying those parts, her wide eyes almost signifying 'oh I got that bit right this time', the focus on the bow area then her hand area, the look around the room, her raised eyebrows - It is almost like the subconscious coming to life, because she knows the piece off by heart and could play it blind folded. What a superb piece and wonderful rendition.
I’m speechless. This is only performance the world ever needs to hear and see. I can’t even count how many times I’ve watched and listened to this over the years.
don't even compare us to her. That skill with the bow she's displaying is something maybe only 1% of us have. We mortal violinists are not worthy of being put on the same pedestal as her
I saw this and Ray Chen's 19yo version. Tbh, even not listening side by side, Ray Chen's version sounded much more impressive. They way she played really doesn't seem like it will win a talent show, tbh. Even though it's the same piece, Ray Chen's version sounds completely different.
@@Viewer13128 Anyone who thinks that her playing is anything less than amazing here is delusional. Give credit where credit's due. Also why copy paste the same reply? We can appreciate the great music and technique without attempting to degrade it by comparing it to others.
@@starlightsall I typed each one new, and only typed 2 times as replies only, if I recall correctly. I didn't insult her. What is impressive is her being able to do this from a vilonist's standpoint. But that is because violinists can't do what she can, so it is impressive. We are talking winning talent shows. You need the sound to be impressive, not just doing what other violinists struggle to do. Let's agree that she is amazing, ray chen's version is a few points above. I'm not ray chen fan, but I feel like the difference is so huge I need to point it out.
@@Viewer13128 She is Ray Chen's girlfriend. Perhaps Ray Chen has influenced her interpretation. For one thing, both of them play the middle part of this caprice with the original bowing, not with sautille all the way through.
Paganini truly was the greatest to ever live. It's incredible how absolutely beautifully you play this. With precision, and all your heart and soul. Fantastic.
You can just tell straight away Paganini was one chill dude, a true phlegmatic, cool as ice, not at all neurotic, just staring you down with his snake gaze, while inside his mighty head altogether different monsters ran rampant. Kudos to the girl for taming Kraken - this is what medieval DnB sounds like I guess.
@@Person01234 Well, actually Paganini was not from the medieval period, but the violin already existed at that time, it is not the modern violin that we have today with this design that Gasparo idealized, but it already existed a long time ago and the medieval violins were the rebec and the lyre of arm, until a few centuries ago the modern violin was not even called "violin" in many countries such as Portugal, which even in the 19th century was called "rebec".
@@matejajankovic8531 maybe not , there probably is ... too bad people like this can't improvise if their life depended on it , otherwise she could make something more difficult herself
No, not realyy. Have a good bow and do not interfere with it and it does exactly this kind of bouncing. Main problem is the coordination between left and right hand and s *_really totally relaxed bow grip and right arm_* and leave the rest to the bow. Of course you must practice that beast slowly, relaxed and withot the feeling, that it is dfficult. If you havepracticed your scales and broken chords and bowing execises thoroughly you should be able to have it in a few weeks near to the speed of Sumina Studer. Don't be afraid of the immense number of sharps and flats, the middle part consists almost exclusive of Triads, dominant seventh chords and diminished seventh chords and, hold your breathe - two different chromatic scales, all with permanently changing bass notes.
Evolution Complete LoL tiresome comes from the internet. It is because of Internet that you can effortlessly replay this to the "Nth time" then get bored. But in the past, the majority of people could only afford once, or twice or even none in their life time to hear such masterpieces played by brilliants.
Spectacular tone. I also love how she takes some liberties with the timing. It definitely adds to the piece. Also, HUGE kudos for the bowing. Alex Markov is the only other person I've seen play this the way Paganini intended.
David Garrett does excellent paganini. His Carnival of Venice is wild. Not sayin she sux, but I gotta add at least ONE more to your mix of 2 :) Until Paganini they just played rock.... Paganini put the hard into rock lol.
No matter how bad the world may be, it makes me happy that some of the younger generation are embracing this music and keeping it alive for the future.
I don't understand the dislikes... maybe jealous of such talent? I don't really understand it. This song must be incredibly difficult and this girl plays it perfect. Great job!
It's propably from people who think their culture is superior to white culture, who then watch this video and quickly close it in fear, before having to admit to themselves that below european culture there is long nothing while above it there is absolute silence.
@@notlisztening9821 If you actually dive into history and study how we came to be where we are and how, you'll see that anyone that believes their culture is above anyone else's is just plain retarded. I mean that in the medical sense of the word.
Them: If you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly... Me who plays the violin like an idiot: if you can screw it slowly, you can screw it quickly-
At the time of this comment there were 320 thumbs down. That probably means that there are at least 320 aspirant violinists out there who can't play this bowing after hours of practice and who can't stand to see someone dash it off with ease. It probably makes it worse that Sumina's interpretation is so musical. There is a great talent here worth following.
@@giorgosboultadakis4592 too many ppl complaining about ppl that didn't like it. Classical musicians are way to sensitive. I'mma dislike it in a secons
Many of the top performers, being afraid to be seen to make mistakes, play this at breakneck speed but with separate bows.....of course the audiences think they are wonderful because to many, speed is everything. But this bowing used here is difficult to control as the intonation and clarity of execution are paramount to the meaning of the music, which can really only be understood by the player.....it is after all a study.
I'm not really familiar with the piece or how it's "supposed" to be, to me this sounds great. I don't think I want it to be played significantly faster than this (a little would be fine).
Person Oisels At 0:32 it’s three notes in a single bouncing downbow, then one note upbow to recover, then three more downs, etc. It’s easier to play just down up down up, every note a separate bow.
@@matthewv789 more difficult is bow control between that an jutting straight into the other runs, half runs then back. Used to play this on guitar. Not 1 15th as difficult
Your skill is so refined and exquisite that it’s abundantly apparent even to a layman such as myself. I know nothing about violin pieces and composers except that Paganini is incredibly technically difficult, pushing the violin to the limits in terms of the sounds it can make, you played it so passionately it was thrilling to listen to
After decades of searching I finally find the "vampire violin solo" that I remember from my childhood. And all it fuckin took was searching violin solo. I'm done with the shit show Internet
This is ridiculously great. Michael Rabin's version has always been my favorite, but there are parts of this that even top that. Her phrasing is unique. I've never heard it played that way before. Most violinists just tear through this caprice, but she is able to bring out accents that others don't. That concert hall in Berlin just amplifies the superlative playing. Remarkable!
Her phrasing is not unique, its the original bowing as composed by Paganini. Everyone else (except Markov and a few others) has been playing the piece wrong, or at least not keeping to the score.
+yifuj "Her phrasing is not unique, its the original bowing as composed by Paganini. Everyone else (except Markov and a few others) has been playing the piece wrong, or at least not keeping to the score." These caprices were written for the sole purpose, they were literally a "FUCK YOU!" to anyone who "attempted" them. O, ya, play THAT! lol. Typical paginini...... I think I just heard paginini yellin out from the grave SCRUBS!!!!! lol
I am honestly without words. The display of in my opinion, such a wide spectrum of emotion translated though a single instrument within three minutes is astonishing. The way this woman achieves that through not only her skill and performance, but through the selection of venue with its aesthetics and acoustics, only shows that, not only can she understand music to the greatest degree, but that through her performance, also understands and complements Paganini for his extreme desire and aptitude to communicate such emotion. Brilliant performance.
Well, 11yo prodigy would probably still be unpolished. Even for this piece, I have to say Ray Chen's 19yo version sounds more impressive than her 19yo version to me though.
I’ve listened to other great violinists tackle this piece and thus far Sumina is THE Standard. Itzak Perlman, Shlomo Mintz and others: all do well, ranging from 92% to 98% but this rendition by Miss Studer is a SOLID 100%. Others seem like they’re rushing through the piece or their phrasing and interpretation is either cookie-cutter or too finessed. Also the clarity is mind-blowing. No one else that I’ve heard can quite match this level or brilliance.
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Can you imagine how a badass was PAGANINI in his time.
damn lol
Dude probably got mad puss
ok
No, your wrong he invented this, he played better than whatever person, and he only could do that cause he made a deal with the devil, the most stupid thing besides commit suicide than a person can do
@@maricelfallas3271 nah dude just practiced. Deal with the devil is nonsense religious bullshit
My high school orchestra teacher showed us this video today. When the piece finished, it was dead silence as we all contemplated why we still play our instruments.
Homie J lol, her violin tho 😍 I didn’t even listen to her music 😅
Homie J now that’s an honest comment ;)
Homie J
It's a pity
ok but my teacher showed my class this. We're in elementary school 🤣 we all died
wow.
This is the heavy metal of the 19th century
Haha
Kronk's shoulder angel: No no, she's got a point.
Yup 🙃
Thats EXACTLY how Paganini lived his life too, like a modern day rock star.
Or heavy wood.
The thousands of hours that went into giving us this moment, are greatly appreciated. ✊
I can’t even brush my teeth this fast
electric teeth brush helps with that
Oh ok
@@Mereaux lol
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@@user-xk4cq6pt9fj
*i n t e r e s t i n g*
I rate this an *interesting/10*
We're officially taking over the internet. I approve.
@@Elfmunchkin3, literally every music related video I watch, there is a comment about Ling Ling. It is awesome.😂👍
Lol twosetvoilin! INTERESTING
I just went to TwoSet's show in New York two days ago. It was AMAZING!😀
she flawlessly plays this faster than I can play the wrong notes.
HAHAHHAHAHA
get a metronome buddy ;)
Those are wrong.. put together correctly.
This made my day. Thankyou.
@@sigma3244 metronome practice doesn't help when I play the wrong notes in the first place :/
I love watching her eye movements. Sometimes she watches the strings, sometimes not. I can only imagine what goes on in the mind when you play a piece like this. Incredible... on so many levels!
Playing music is different brain waves than regular thought.
Do you even play an instrument in the school band man? LOL
Sustained high complexity mechanical tasks require the mind to completely focus on buffering chunked down segments of the performance, whether consciously or not. The performers actual conscious thoughts are pretty much blacked out in pure flow state bliss.
It's a ridiculously fulfilling feeling.
I've never looked at my hands while playing violin
It's actually pretty easy to figure out. Play a rhythm game. Just any of them. Even when you're really bad at it, you'll get to a level of skill in a couple months where you are good enough to push through songs that are hard for you semi-competently. If you get even better, you can figure out how it feels when those "hard" songs become ridiculously easy. That's about the same experience, though obviously pretty different.
You think that if you mess up then you're a failure, many years of violin had me experience this feeling many times.
This is how your parents expect you to play after your first violin class
😭😭
hahahaha
Especially if they are paying $500 an hour!! Hey, you get what you Pay For, right?
😂😂😂
chineese babies play this stuff in the womb
Even in the rarified world of virtuoso violinists, her bow technique is extraordinary.
She is playing the original bowing used by Paganini when he performed this.
If you watch the video closely, you can she she's doing three quick downward strokes followed by 1 upward stroke (3+1). Most professional violinists play 2+2 or 1+1 which is quite a bit less difficult.
I thought it was 3 down, 1 up?
Don’t play violin but I was marveled by her bow technique, such drama and precision was awesome
Also, her movements imply a staccato bow use to articulate on individual strings. Again don’t play but I’d imagine it like trying to hit a bee with pencil tip over and over
@@samuelwarshaw9480 You are right, it is hard to see here but I looked it up in the Paganini manuscript. 3+1. That is just crazy difficult and she controls it so amazingly well -- has total control of rubato.
billy120745 yes, she is an amazing example of the original bowing and expression.
I had my first violin lesson today, I think I'm ready to play this
Yeah! This is what you give to pass the exams for grade 1 right?
For sure!! 👍😁
I just had my 22nd lesson a few weeks ago before holidays, 2ND BOOK LETS GOOO
@@harpercozens im in the 3rd book and i have private lessons and i can only do a bit of the first part of this
@@mrpinkcat8395 Good join! Hope you get to do what you decide with your violin :)
I love how she just plays literally every single note possible on the violin in the matter if a second
Imagine playing this at Got talent's and still lose to someone play Bumblebee.
Imagine how mad Eddy and Brett will be.
Imagine how mad they would be if the jury stopped her after 14 bars
@@langosgyula I'd get so mad bruh.
Imagine if the winner is someone that played out of key (not just out of tune), with a 1 million dollar electric thingy. And all they played was 4 pop chord...
hahahah
Or imagine someone trying to play an original song that is actually good but lose to someone who backtracks that year pop song
_imagine you are about to play Ed sheeren song on guitar at school talent show but this girl plays right before you._
The Kid with Ed Sheeren would still have won....
@@Freakschwimmer Yeah... Even though the repertoire is so much easier, the judges would probably choose Ed Sheeran since the judges at school probably don't even know who Paganini is
@@kindanooby2988 precisely 😑
i woulda simply ✨💫went home💫✨
Freakschwimmer Sad....
if she‘s amazing, think about the monster who composed this
the caprices are rumored to be his warm-up pieces too
Watch Leonidas version its amazing
@@szmuchen Makes a lot of sense, that's why the ending seemed like practicing hardcore scales.
I mean, people even pondered if he sold his soul to the Devil. It was believed so much it was very hard to get him buried as no where would take him.
@@duckledoodledooser7551 wow
I love her eyes - they way she closes them when she is enjoying those parts, her wide eyes almost signifying 'oh I got that bit right this time', the focus on the bow area then her hand area, the look around the room, her raised eyebrows - It is almost like the subconscious coming to life, because she knows the piece off by heart and could play it blind folded. What a superb piece and wonderful rendition.
get a room perv
Everything about this is SUCH a flex… she’s mindblowing!
If u're in a competition and someone play like this before you, I would pretend to get a heart attack
That’s when I bust out Star Wars and hope that everyone geeks out.
I Wouldn' even HAVE TO PRETEND!!!!
@@williamfiore1732 lol u mean you would
get a real heart attack?
Just *Run*... There is no way anyone is winning after this😂
What an absolute clarity, simply outstanding. That saltando bowing makes the caprice 10x harder but you just nailed it!
that girl is my granddaughter
@@niccolopaganini8582 same
WOW! SEBASTIAAN YOU'RE HERE!!!
OMG SEBASTIAN WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?
Saltando bowings make me salty
She could've completely messed it up and I wouldn't even know
No ,you wouldn’t!
@@Bendygedy no u
2:13 missed note !
@@WaxingRadiance so what?
@@WaxingRadiance She actually hit it, it just didn't speak
This piece made me fall in love with classical music.
technically speaking paganini isn't classical (romatic era)
Bravo!
You beast
Lmao
But Ling Ling can do better
Omg, I luv u Paganini 😭💖💖😭💖😭💖😭💖😭💖😭👈👈👍👍
Hooooo! The master himself!!!
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She is 19 years old
Eddy: I have played violin for 19 years
That's mean she play from the day she birth 💀
@@PinkyChibi She has 40 hours a day.
Don’t matter the age the all about the gift from god !
@@TheCjchiang Or practice lol
@Jay Chen no talent is that natural. It almost entirely practice.
She's literally too perfect to be human like she looks like one of those realistic video games
Lol
No flaws but not marvelously perfect :p
Call her the human metronome
Xazibella but is she Ling Ling tho?
No tits. And damn yall are thirsty
I’m speechless. This is only performance the world ever needs to hear and see. I can’t even count how many times I’ve watched and listened to this over the years.
If you can Paganini it slowly, you can Paganini it quickly.
I hate u.
This is on the slower end
Get the guns,
Were coming for u bitc-
PagaNANI?! I know not original. This was the perfect time to use it tho lol
Me no get joke!
Pianists: we hate this guy named Liszt
Violinists: we hate this guy named Paganini
Wienawski too?
Pianist and violinist: we hate the piece composed by Paganini/Liszt...
I'm a pianist and I can say that Liszt is simpler than schumann or rachmaninoff
Oui oui
"We hate violists" - Everyone
I remembered: One sacreligious boi says; If you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly.
I never quite understood what sacreligeous meant in terms of music
@@weyarchive5451 sacrilegious in terms of music means that someone is disrespecting the piece or they are changing it
@@cherryfong1968 Thank you!
It means the same as it means with religion. Just replace religion with music in the definition.
#twoset
The sounds she plays are incredibly crisp its spectacular!!!!
I’m gonna cry how is this possible...she’s so good
LOTS AND LOTS of practice
Practice
AND PURE DEDICATION
sometimes what i look too long its looks like a robot lmao, probably because she played it flawlessly
Practice and Asian parents brev.
This piece sounds like even the composer had difficulties to play it
I believe Paganini composed these as a challenge to himself.
The most hard is this th-cam.com/video/OpxwHm_a_Po/w-d-xo.html
@@beareatbeets-2589 lol yea 1 of the hardest by far
@@beareatbeets-2589 His variations on God save the King are even harder.
Worst (or impressive) thing is, he did not.
Incredible. I can't get over how violinists can bounce their bow in such a controlled manner.
00:30 - 00:35 is sooooo good
@alan2021233 absolutely, only after watching twoset's video on this did I realize she was doing original bowing.
Because they aren't violists 😂
don't even compare us to her. That skill with the bow she's displaying is something maybe only 1% of us have. We mortal violinists are not worthy of being put on the same pedestal as her
Ha we cant all do it hehe some rly hard stuff she actually god
How is she not a much more well-known violinist? (or is it only me that hadn't heard of her before stumbling across this work of art?!!!)
I feel bad for violinists, always getting criticism because they’ll just, they will just never be as good as Ling Ling.
Ling ling 40 hours
15 notes a second
*lang lang. and btw. ling ling is probably as good as her or maybe even slightly worses
not only true for violinists because ling ling can play any instrument
Ling ling can play all instruments perfectly, what do you mEAN
I didnt know this was possible. Humanity +1
look up leonidas kavakos
Lol until you do then you've seen nothing
@@hau1248 oml a man of culture
This_is_ellis 666th like!
Imagine playing this for your school talented show and not win.
I saw this and Ray Chen's 19yo version. Tbh, even not listening side by side, Ray Chen's version sounded much more impressive. They way she played really doesn't seem like it will win a talent show, tbh. Even though it's the same piece, Ray Chen's version sounds completely different.
@@Viewer13128 Anyone who thinks that her playing is anything less than amazing here is delusional. Give credit where credit's due. Also why copy paste the same reply? We can appreciate the great music and technique without attempting to degrade it by comparing it to others.
@@starlightsall I typed each one new, and only typed 2 times as replies only, if I recall correctly. I didn't insult her. What is impressive is her being able to do this from a vilonist's standpoint. But that is because violinists can't do what she can, so it is impressive. We are talking winning talent shows. You need the sound to be impressive, not just doing what other violinists struggle to do.
Let's agree that she is amazing, ray chen's version is a few points above. I'm not ray chen fan, but I feel like the difference is so huge I need to point it out.
@@Viewer13128 She is Ray Chen's girlfriend. Perhaps Ray Chen has influenced her interpretation. For one thing, both of them play the middle part of this caprice with the original bowing, not with sautille all the way through.
Yeah.... no matter how well you'd play, you'd still not win... and that's just because it's classical music....😒😒😒😒
Paganini truly was the greatest to ever live. It's incredible how absolutely beautifully you play this. With precision, and all your heart and soul. Fantastic.
Twoset what have you done?! I cant enjoy anything violin related without LING LING jokes in the comment section!!!
Chibimoon143 LingLing 40 Hours
If you can joke slowly, you can joke quickly
They actually reviewed this piece so that's why there are so many ling ling jokes jsjsj
This is why I was told to do viola. ಥ‿ಥ
꧁Slay Queen꧂ same lmao
Oh
Where you get those pretty texts! On your name and the emoji text
Faye copy and paste or if u get a Japanese font thing u can pick
@@lily-er5xt thank you! 🤗
You can just tell straight away Paganini was one chill dude, a true phlegmatic, cool as ice, not at all neurotic, just staring you down with his snake gaze, while inside his mighty head altogether different monsters ran rampant. Kudos to the girl for taming Kraken - this is what medieval DnB sounds like I guess.
Imma quote this comment for years
Neither the violin nor Paganini existed during the medieval era.
im crying what is this comment.
@@Person01234 AKSHUALLY
@@Person01234 Well, actually Paganini was not from the medieval period, but the violin already existed at that time, it is not the modern violin that we have today with this design that Gasparo idealized, but it already existed a long time ago and the medieval violins were the rebec and the lyre of arm, until a few centuries ago the modern violin was not even called "violin" in many countries such as Portugal, which even in the 19th century was called "rebec".
Even as a violin beginner noob, her execution on this difficult piece has me weeping. Bravo Sumina! ❤️
She’s a noob?
@@macbird-lt8de i think the commentator refers the noob to himself/herself
After many hours of practice, I can finally play up to 0:05.
After 40 hours of practice a day ehhhhh
Look at this guy flexing
@Larbitos O_o that was the joke yes aha
Ling Ling can play the first 0:05 in 0:00:05.
That's still kind of impressive?
Give her something more difficult, she looks bored.
I don't think there's something more difficult
@@matejajankovic8531 maybe not , there probably is ...
too bad people like this can't improvise if their life depended on it ,
otherwise she could make something more difficult herself
God save the king, maybe?
erlkonig
@@matejajankovic8531 Lol there are pieces that make this look like a warm up. I Brindsi, God Save The King, Nel Cor. I can go on.
Human: How difficult is this to learn?
Violinists: yes
😹
😂❌
Such a comment like this could be unallocated Imao
Violin is the most hardest intrument to learn
@@cedrixaaron793 no
@Bernice Even piano is harder to master because of how hard some works are. It’s easier to learn but harder to master
This goes beyond talent. I don't have words for it, it seems so surreal.
I am a ok violin player, and hearing this is beautiful, and makes me feel like a baby playing a violin.
same :'
Babies arguably play some awesome violin though. So you got this!
mlp2be4ever, an ok*
Jay P only Asian babies though 😂😂
true...
I literally searched "that girl playing that really hard violin song"
wait it actually works
Omg this actually works 😂
Works every time😂😂
just saying one thing......IT'S PIECE AUIHRGOIERHG
I just searched up "violin" and scrolled a bit
Let's just hope she doesn't start concertrating on a single sound and provoking the apocalypse by doing so
Well, she'd have to have a certain dysfunctional family with superpowers first, but I digress.
Was looking for a comment like this XD
let’s hope she wasn’t raised in an abusive household with six world famous jerks who all know they’re better than her
@Martha Speaks Vanya can do some frequency shit
HAHAHA, i never thought i'd see a comment about umbrella acad in this comment section
I really like how this isn’t one of those overly edited videos and instead really just shows us what she’s playing
Her bow is literally defying the laws of physics /s
No, not realyy. Have a good bow and do not interfere with it and it does exactly this kind of bouncing. Main problem is the coordination between left and right hand and s *_really totally relaxed bow grip and right arm_* and leave the rest to the bow. Of course you must practice that beast slowly, relaxed and withot the feeling, that it is dfficult.
If you havepracticed your scales and broken chords and bowing execises thoroughly you should be able to have it in a few weeks near to the speed of Sumina Studer. Don't be afraid of the immense number of sharps and flats, the middle part consists almost exclusive of Triads, dominant seventh chords and diminished seventh chords and, hold your breathe - two different chromatic scales, all with permanently changing bass notes.
Martin Singer dawg im pretty sure he was joking
shril. jpeg bruh😭
r/woooooooosh
Martin Singer there’s always one of you. god damn. lighten up.
A lifetime of practicing poured into 3 minutes of excellence.
Imagine, listening this at an era without electricity.
Gianniss Sotiriadis yepp, people nowdays cannot imagine the rarity of something like this in the past.
Eh it would have gotten tiresome after the nth time
Evolution Complete LoL tiresome comes from the internet. It is because of Internet that you can effortlessly replay this to the "Nth time" then get bored. But in the past, the majority of people could only afford once, or twice or even none in their life time to hear such masterpieces played by brilliants.
They had electricity.
Look up Tataria power stations.
That is all.
yep and the people who heard it thought Paganini was possessed.... you can imagine why.
Really astonishing to watch.
2 years later an I'm still so impressed and entertained.
Spectacular tone. I also love how she takes some liberties with the timing. It definitely adds to the piece.
Also, HUGE kudos for the bowing. Alex Markov is the only other person I've seen play this the way Paganini intended.
David Garrett does excellent paganini. His Carnival of Venice is wild. Not sayin she sux, but I gotta add at least ONE more to your mix of 2 :) Until Paganini they just played rock.... Paganini put the hard into rock lol.
May i dare to say that even slower than Alex Markov, her sound was more defined, clear and beautiful than Alex's video.
How very knowledgeable - to know how Pag intended it to be played!
does we have another paganini caprices on youtube where the musician has played exactly like the author has intended and almost no one does it?
no one can possibly 'know' how Pag 'intended it to be played; he's dead and didn't leave any recordings!
No matter how bad the world may be, it makes me happy that some of the younger generation are embracing this music and keeping it alive for the future.
The Arabic Orchestra is nice also for anyone interested.
They're not doing for u
Mid at best.
I’m now using this as a headphones frequency tester lol.
Lol
Lmao
Ikr😋
Bravissimo!!! My god you can almost hear thunder. Amazing
Paganini : Prepare for trouble
Liszt : And make it double
hahaha lol
Paganini: *makes hard piece*
Liszt: Hey, it's not fair that the violinists have all the hard pieces!
Ernst : Anyone want a triple?
Etude 1:
@@vibinchair7005 Liszt : why should pianists have all the fun ?
Paganini sounds like a type of pasta.
I think it sounds like a type of sandwitch
Are you non musician
@@otakuxgirl6 I started violin a couple of months ago. This was just a joke lol
Underrated comments
@@heinknudsen8970 you're thinking about panini
Your tecnique is impressive. My ears thank you
*tries to play like this*
(3 minutes later)
*is sitting in a corner and crying*
You need some Suga For your salty ass army c:
My life
Same but my parents force me in the corner.
Just eat nuts and take some sleep
You need some Suga For your salty ass With all your fingers now broken and at your side a violin on fire
Impressive.
But can you play...
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star?
Of course she can LOL..
Mozart
Impressive.
But can you play...
* insert generic pop song *
Can you play Despacito?
I bet she can't play FlIgHt Of ThE bUmBlEbEe
@@obeylordkopexprepepex5197 r/WOOOOOSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Well, someone practiced 40 hours a day.
but can she practice every single instrument at the same time 40 hours a day?
I spy another cereal eater
She practiced 40 years a day
Dumb shits
There are only 25 hours in a day
Ling ling
Ling ling can play this on viola
Obviously
she can play it a fifth HIGHER on the violame
*ling ling can also play this on the bass*
Wong Joonhui Bass*
wəįŕđ yup blindfolded under water with no hands
Her bow technic is crazy...
*technique
Wherever i see violin, there's always LING LING on the comment section
Because people aren't original at all and are plain stupid.
@@AntoinePelissier they're not stupid
That’s rude and we aren’t stupid your just saying that because ling ling is better than you
@@AntoinePelissier you're not a twoset fan you wouldn't get the reference run along and don't be rude
Ling ling is the master of violin 😂
Whoever designed the set for recording is a genius
I don't understand the dislikes... maybe jealous of such talent? I don't really understand it. This song must be incredibly difficult and this girl plays it perfect. Great job!
Laury,
I agree.
Look up the appropriate usage/definition for "song" in classical music, it'll give you more credibility.
It's propably from people who think their culture is superior to white culture, who then watch this video and quickly close it in fear, before having to admit to themselves that below european culture there is long nothing while above it there is absolute silence.
@@notlisztening9821 If you actually dive into history and study how we came to be where we are and how, you'll see that anyone that believes their culture is above anyone else's is just plain retarded. I mean that in the medical sense of the word.
caprice->pacrice->pracice->practice. Paganini's hidden message.
where did the t come from
The Classical Nerd of Classical out of no where
The devil I would say
@@sneddypie it's a poetic licence.
@@sneddypie pracice->practice is when you translate it to English. And as you may know, the English added the Tea.
Them: If you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly...
Me who plays the violin like an idiot: if you can screw it slowly, you can screw it quickly-
This lmao... This! The best counter-argument. My lady, you deserve thousands of likes. Salut!
That's what she said......
Oh. My. God. Thank you! You play that violin flawlessly and look the same 🎻 So so beautiful!
At the time of this comment there were 320 thumbs down. That probably means that there are at least 320 aspirant violinists out there who can't play this bowing after hours of practice and who can't stand to see someone dash it off with ease. It probably makes it worse that Sumina's interpretation is so musical. There is a great talent here worth following.
Those 320 do not even know how many hours she has spent to get to her level... The answer is hard work. .
Hard work and much talent.
722 at the moment :\
@@giorgosboultadakis4592 too many ppl complaining about ppl that didn't like it. Classical musicians are way to sensitive. I'mma dislike it in a secons
stop assuming
maybe i just don't like classical music
Many of the top performers, being afraid to be seen to make mistakes, play this at breakneck speed but with separate bows.....of course the audiences think they are wonderful because to many, speed is everything. But this bowing used here is difficult to control as the intonation and clarity of execution are paramount to the meaning of the music, which can really only be understood by the player.....it is after all a study.
yeeesssssss
I'm not really familiar with the piece or how it's "supposed" to be, to me this sounds great. I don't think I want it to be played significantly faster than this (a little would be fine).
Person Oisels At 0:32 it’s three notes in a single bouncing downbow, then one note upbow to recover, then three more downs, etc. It’s easier to play just down up down up, every note a separate bow.
It is incredible she can do this. Cannot find anything (cept you know who) on yt nailing all the subtletys
@@matthewv789 more difficult is bow control between that an jutting straight into the other runs, half runs then back. Used to play this on guitar. Not 1 15th as difficult
Jesus how tf is it so crisp...amazing
Can't believe how Somina was so legendary even MANY years ago bravo 👏🏼👏🏼
0:36 Even she can't believe she is doing it
that is what you think
@@gcd19895 that is what he thinks
@@Daniel-xh9ot that’s is what they think
@@babiesmilk2771 that is what we think
this is what the heavens think
Your skill is so refined and exquisite that it’s abundantly apparent even to a layman such as myself. I know nothing about violin pieces and composers except that Paganini is incredibly technically difficult, pushing the violin to the limits in terms of the sounds it can make, you played it so passionately it was thrilling to listen to
i can see the monocle and stashe twirling from LEAGUES away.
Ok perv relax.
The bowing is superb. Clear, even tone, and subtle dynamics. This piece is a bitch to play.
You nailed it.
After decades of searching I finally find the "vampire violin solo" that I remember from my childhood. And all it fuckin took was searching violin solo.
I'm done with the shit show Internet
This is ridiculously great. Michael Rabin's version has always been my favorite, but there are parts of this that even top that. Her phrasing is unique. I've never heard it played that way before. Most violinists just tear through this caprice, but she is able to bring out accents that others don't. That concert hall in Berlin just amplifies the superlative playing. Remarkable!
Her phrasing is not unique, its the original bowing as composed by Paganini. Everyone else (except Markov and a few others) has been playing the piece wrong, or at least not keeping to the score.
+yifuj "Her phrasing is not unique, its the original bowing as composed by Paganini. Everyone else (except Markov and a few others) has been playing the piece wrong, or at least not keeping to the score."
These caprices were written for the sole purpose, they were literally a "FUCK YOU!" to anyone who "attempted" them. O, ya, play THAT! lol. Typical paginini...... I think I just heard paginini yellin out from the grave SCRUBS!!!!! lol
Rusty Koenig jn
yifuj Phrasing ≠ bowing. They weren't saying her bowing is unique.
Guys, I'm Asian and she's better than me at playing the violin. There's always an Asian that is better than you, even if you're Asian.
Roses are res, violets are blue, there's always an asian
better than you
I think she's only half asian
@13 years old Paganini was OG Ling Ling
Jae yeah, she's only half Asian (ง ˙o˙)ว
@@jeninahuang2929 that's the problem. as a half asian, she's even better than a full asian. imagine if she's a full asian!
I am honestly without words. The display of in my opinion, such a wide spectrum of emotion translated though a single instrument within three minutes is astonishing. The way this woman achieves that through not only her skill and performance, but through the selection of venue with its aesthetics and acoustics, only shows that, not only can she understand music to the greatest degree, but that through her performance, also understands and complements Paganini for his extreme desire and aptitude to communicate such emotion. Brilliant performance.
Absolutely !
Me too
Mr Anderson said it
Mr Anderson emotion?? It's a technical piece. You Sir have been dazzled by an amazing technique.
Indeed. Exquisite. More fancy words.
N. Paganini Caprice no 5 was the first piece I ever learned. It will always have a place in my heart.
you are beyond great! most mesmerizing left hand and lightning bowing
When you can rest easily knowing she’s 19 and not some 11 year old prodigy
Emmanuella Ache Even at 35 this would be incredible. I ain’t resting easily no matter what.😂
Well, 11yo prodigy would probably still be unpolished. Even for this piece, I have to say Ray Chen's 19yo version sounds more impressive than her 19yo version to me though.
When you know she's younger than you and already plays at a level you can't even dream of achieving 😢
*19*
Still tho, still how.
i cannot get enough of this video. I watch it every day for motivation....lol
ABSOLUTE PERFECTION!
same heree
same here
It is enchanting to watch. I always end up mesmerized when I watch people play like this...
She plays the Saltando bowing, which is correct. Not all of them do this.
Amazing! Every moment of this piece is astonishing.
I'm with you...And I've never heard of her before. Just chanced on this performance. What fantastic clarity!
I definitely hit that subscribe button!! That was stunning.
imagine being this talented and beautiful, woah
This is definitely a very special thing that is happening in this video!!! Count yourself lucky for having seen it!!!
Yeah eilish, Paganini was a hell of a beefcake.
Oh wait, you talk about the girl...
Shit you made me spill my tea
Couldn't be me
It’s not talented, that’s PRACTICE.
I love that she lets the music be the focus. No over the top jerking, swaying and dancing around. Bravo!
When ever there are twosetters here there are always Ling Ling jokes
Twoset is legend #15notesasecond
Don't deny that TwoSet are funny. I love them!
Ling Ling is the V i o l i n g o d
They are Ling Ling wannabees who are lazy to practice. They comment in youtube instead.
Nida Karuyan ON EVERY VIDEO THAT EVEN BARELY RELATES TO CLASSICAL MUSIC THERES A TWOSETTER COMMENTING “Ling Ling”
Cleanest scale runs ever bruh
Arguably the best violin composition ever. And she nailed it with the staccatos bow technique. Perfect!
@Rayan Assouli I PLAY BETTER THAN U HERE LINK WATCH th-cam.com/video/0jXXWBt5URw/w-d-xo.html
yoooo chill its a caprice
Playing the Madman Paganini's pieces like it's nothing, my hats off to her. Simply amazing.
Paganini: “Let’s see them try to play this.”
When I heard Jason Becker play this on guitar I got chills, When I heard it on violin I was awe struck.
Sounds like parts of what Steve Vai played at the end of the Crossroads movie.
@@Greg0Connell same song ya
Asian moms: now do it backwards.
LOL
I hate how accurate this is
Asian talent is crazy
Asian = ackermann bruh
@@oemarbakrie545 ? AoT?
This young lady is magnificent...... BRAVO SUMINA......!!!!
*Ling Ling has entered on the chat*
Pratama Putra Wijaya have you seen TwoSetViolin? You’ll see the joke.
Ling ling can play it ten times faster while playing flight of the bumblebee you fool. Don't underestimate the god
Who’s Ling Ling?
@@riccylmu
the legendary goddess of violin
I’ve listened to other great violinists tackle this piece and thus far Sumina is THE Standard. Itzak Perlman, Shlomo Mintz and others: all do well, ranging from 92% to 98% but this rendition by Miss Studer is a SOLID 100%. Others seem like they’re rushing through the piece or their phrasing and interpretation is either cookie-cutter or too finessed. Also the clarity is mind-blowing. No one else that I’ve heard can quite match this level or brilliance.
Bro I agree.
The room and violin are obviously 100%, but this kid plays it.
I love Heifetz but this recording is flawless.