Hana Chang (Japan / Singapore / USA): L. van Beethoven - Violin Concerto in D Major, Op. 61
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2022
- 16th International Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition
Stage 3 (Final), 18.10.2022
Hana Chang (Japan / Singapore / USA): L. van Beethoven - Violin Concerto in D Major, Op. 61
(Cadenza by Henryk Wieniawski)
Poznan Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Łukasz Borowicz
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Per me una con una musicalità e sensibilità cosi belli e nobili vanno ben oltre a violinisti perfetti ma senza anima! Strepitosa violinista!❤
So fresh ! No matter what other people think. Hana Chang made the kind of violin sound and expressions that revive the soul of Beethoven and his incredible concerto for violin.
Naturally technical... emotionally provocative... atractive sounding music... a mesmerizing performance... I had been sinking in enjoyment by both of her concertos. Thank you. Hana Chan... ♡♡♡♡♡ ☆☆☆☆☆ .
An absolute beautiful performance!
Amazing ! 놀랍습니다. !
Skrzypce/Violin: Hana Chang (Japonia/Singapur/Stany Zjednoczone/Japan/Singapore/United States)
Dyrygent/Conductor: Łukasz Borowicz
Orkiestra/Orchestra: Poznan Philharmonic
Ludwig Van Beethoven (1770-1827)
Koncert Skrzypcowy D-dur, Op. 61/Violin Concerto in D Major, Op. 61
1:31 - I. Allegro ma non troppo (20:45 - Cadenza)
24:56 - II. Larghetto
33:36 - III. Rondo. Allegro
Hi han petits detalls que estenen que millorar i son la posicio del violi , i , la vibracio dels dits , i , el brac mes amunt i tot sera correcta D,acord Hana ❤
미쳤다❤❤❤❤
Hena seems so stressed.... played very well....
Podem dir , ja , ets un Infant Prodigy Congratulations
Jo estic a la cuina amb la family preparant el sopar
ПрекраснаятрактовкастиляБетховена. Швайнштейн Александр.
La escolto , la acustica no es massa bona
Direttore un cane!! Cosa spinge l'orchestra alla fine!?? Ascolta il solista somaro!!
In my humble opinion, Hana Chang is the weakest link among the six finalists and should not have reached the Finals, in the first place. There were more worthy candidates like Tan, Su or Shihan. Nobody knows how the two other finalists will perform today, but from the previous rounds I believe that Cho and Karmenova are the two main candidates for the first/second prizes. Dayoon and Weng may claim the third prize and finally Maeda will be fifth and Chang the sixth. My opinion is based on how they played in the previous rounds, but nobody knows how they play in the Finals, for sure.
I think otherwise. I listened to all the semi finalists performance and I knew for sure Hana is going to be a finalists. She reminds me of Isabelle Faust, the more 18 century style of playing ( intentionally less vibrato and focus more on right hand ) and shows exquisite bowing techniques. I believe the jury appreciates the nuances of her sound production. But I do think her left hand is weaker than others.
@@linyangyoung25 Agree with "otherwise"! I believe her both hands are fine. My feeling is that her limitation is the instrument. To me that Guadagnini sounds weak and muddy. She can`t push it to make more sound or create more color. I think Hana is in the finals because jury considered her musicality more than her sound. However, she might not be the winner if somebody else "kills" the Brahms. (To me Hina Maeda has the best sounding fiddle here).
@@linyangyoung25 Me too! I adore Hana's playing. She has such a beautiful sound and intelligent musical ideas. She was my favorite (along with Dueñas) in the Menuhin. I have a hard time choosing my favorite for this competition, but I have no doubt in my mind that she deserves her place here in this final.
@@piotrmarkiewicz2005 I agree! Hana has been a favorite of mine since Menuhin. I think that she is extremely capable in both the right and left hand and probably has the most original sound amongst the finalists. She is very unique in her style and it definitely nods to a more historical approach. I will say that her performance of the Beethoven in the finals wasn't her best work, but I don't think it's a reflection of her left hand overall. If you watch her performance of the Tchaikovsky concerto in the finals of the Stuttgart Competition last summer, she's rock solid. Same with her etudes and caprices in the first round of this competition. I just think that this concerto might be new to her and she hasn't spent enough time with it yet. Beethoven is also an extremely scary concerto to play, especially when your final ranking in one of the world's most prestigious music competitions depends on it. I love all the finalists, but I really hope to see Hana take home one of the top prizes. She has such unique musicianship and I would love to see her career blossom after this competition.
@@jackwolfe6815 Amen.
This Beethovean VC is one of the weakest I've ever heard. The only one weaker I remember hearing was Julien Rhee at Indianapolis Competition this year.
Why you didn’t tune before the show?
Not my style of B
Too sharp and tiny sound