Reasons why he plays like the frickin devil -super even and clean runs -super powerful and accented left hand pizz. -incredibly even bow work -playing it way faster that any other interpretation I’ve ever heard -nailing the tenths and thirds like it’s nothing -crazy projection -super even trills, especially on the double stop trill -somehow didn’t break a bow hair -phrasing is super on point -even vibrato -sustains the semiquaver ricochet passage in the finale -nails the flying upbow staccato on the left hand pizzicato passage -bites the violin to bring out the lower voice -plays notes way up in high positions super fast and plays them super cleanly and in-tune -chords sound very even and not-crunchy -both voices speak cleanly -nails the harmonics -trill passage sounds like a mandolin somehow I could go on forever
Ruggiero Ricci's rendition was also pretty amazing. Undoubtedly one of the greatest violinists in the world. As a young man I was lucky enough to hear a performance of God Save the King by Leonid Kogan on a trip to Moscow in 1975 or 76 when I was a member of the Italian Communist Party (yes, when you are young it is easy to fall prey to stupid ideas). Unfortunately there are no recordings of this piece by Kogan
@@sagittariusa581 Not young at all but communism is great. Look at what Democracy did to the world lol. Literally all of middle east, Palestine/Israel conflict, Russia/Ukraine was started by the democracy simps...
@@CommunistBearFighter So much nonsense in such a short comment... 1. Communism and democracy have little to do with each other. Communism is about distribution of wealth (as opposed to capitalism), while democracy is about distribution of political power (as opposed to autocracy or oligarchy). You can have both at the same time (but no country has archived it yet), and you can have capitalism and autocracy (or oligarchy) at the same time. In fact, most capitalist countries are not democratic. 2. What did democracy to "literally all of middle east"? Nothing, because in "literally all of middle east" there is no democracy. The only democratic country in the middle east is Israel - and this is the country with most freedom for its citizen compared to ANY country in that region. 3. The Russian-Ukrainian conflict was not started by "democracy simps". It was started by the Russian regime trying to oppress a young country striving for democracy and independence.
@@okuyasu4033 Actually Gitlis was known for having a fantastic technique, especially at young age, and probably design to be one of the greatest, but his .. peculiar way of playing made him what he was : Hate or loved, personally I can't stand 95% of his interpretation because he totally ruins the piece for me( for instance his bach chaconne..) ( and a lot of great violonist think the same), but some other totally love him. But just look at him playing Ravel Tzigane at freaking 87 or something that's some impressive thing
This is pretty much exactly how I imagined Paganini himself would play it. I think he would've play it passionately, forcefully, and effortlessly. You truly captured the essence of the piece. Paganini was always so flashy and showy and you sir are that.
@@AnUtterMesh this guy revolutionized the way to play harmonics, look up 'Roman Kim Harmonics' or 'Forced Harmonics', start here: m.th-cam.com/video/gQhQ06kXt0g/w-d-xo.html
This piece has never really sounded good, until now. I've finally found someone who plays it like Paganini probably did and, hell, it's so nice, some parts gave me goosebumps. Great poliphony and delicious left hand pizzicato, insane harmonics and so on. Truly the pinnacle of violin technique.
I like to sauté my rosin in some natural tasting oil to give it a caramelized flavour, I personally don't bother cooking the strings but when I do I use this method: take the strings and boil them for 20-30 seconds and immediately drop them in an ice bath for ease of pealing, after you have taken off the skins slice them thinly and add them to the same pan as the rosin for the last half a minute or so, and you're done! this is a very simple week night meal that takes little to no time or effort. I like to top mine with a bit of parmigiano reggiano, picorino romano and the tears of 3 year old kids forced to play the violin.
A medium size guy with a monster pinky. For a violinist or guitarist, if you can master your pinky, your left hand is almost a pro, if not already. Born with a monster pinky that he has mastered, he is a monster master pro, a pro of a pro. Talent + monster = super pro. Its a dream of most amatuers like me to have a monster pinky like that.
@@glanknightfalcon4246 That stuff is mind boggling. Most violinists struggle to do just a single one of these techniques, let alone all three put together.
We created these words. We use them for many reasons. His playing is above normal humans. I called it godly, so what. If i said demi godly would that be better?
Ah that channel. Yeah it's funny and all, but no need to treat music as somekind of olympic. Don't be just a sheep and spending countless hours reading old difficult classical masterpieces. One that I admire about Roman Kim is, he did all that but he create something new from what he learnt and played.
God save the Kim. I see the presence of God and all the talent of the creation in this violinist. Thanks for your dedication Roman, you are a gift for us.
They are all second class violinist Roman is only violinist that is First class violinist. Thats the True, they are good but Roman is Just so much better.
Madmax 8792 What’s sad about it? It’s why I adore Paganini, and why I started begging so insistently for a violin at 2 that my parents finally decided to shut me down by saying I could forgo all Christmas and birthday presents for checks until I’d saved enough to buy one. And why a 2 year old did just exactly that - gave up the thrill and instant gratification of ripping open wrapped presents, year after year, for the promise of greatness the checks held - until, at age 5, my delayed gratification and unquenchable desire finally brought the tiny instrument into my hands. Only a craving that strong could make a small child give up Christmas and birthdays for years on end. The desire to be great is almost always twinned with the desire to show that greatness off. Practice your ass off, then play with wild abandon. That’s how you master Paganini, and once mastered, don’t you dare hide your light under a bushel. We all want to hear!
Dont feel bad if you can’t play notes which aren’t real music. Focus on good intonation and quality of sound. This is more important than show pieces. Watch Augustin Hadelich play something slowly and that will be more inspirational and a better goal to aim for.
The best young violonist that play this wonderful and very difficult masterpiece of Paganini. Congratulations, he will be the best Paganini player on his generation on entire world!!!!!!!
This is magnanimus. Almost divine. You can feel the grandilocuent aura. Of course it was written for a king but i think it trascends that. At the same time is an extremely beutiful piece. And this violinist is amazing.
I say, you're quite the violinist. The best I have every see, really. I now listen to your official recorded nearly every week, if not more. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
He literally made arguably Paganini’s most difficult work, possibly hardest violin piece of all time, even more difficult by using teeth.. This guy is at least top 10 best violinist globally
They have finally reacted to this! I just wish though they showed the variation with the many many double harmonics. Also his live performance of this truly shows how messed up the fingerings are in the last variation. For example the first chord starts off with an open g and open d with the first finger for b on the a string and 2nd for g on the e string. Easy enough, but then after that he stretches the FREAKING CRAP OUT OF HIS PINKY to reach the e on the g string and his 3rd finger on the g on the d string while maintaining the 1st and 2nd finger on the b and g. My hands are small considering i'm 5'11" and it's impossible for me.
Oh my god, thanks for this performance. Completely amazing. I've heard more sensitive, expressive and perhaps slightly more beautiful performances, but no one blazes through it like this, and it is extremely beautiful. He has skill in a way no other living violinist does, and clear personal style. I would love to hear more Paganini from him. Palpiti and Moses var. come to mind.
The shutter speed and frame rate aren’t matched up properly and it’s causing ghosting. It doesn’t help that his playing is ridiculous fast at some points and the frame rates aren’t keeping up.
I remember Ricci, when I was learning violin, those were the recordings my parents got me. Roman is just amazing, I listen to this with the score but wind up watching him, he plays it so dynamically and musically it is a wonder to watch. Double stop harmonics with pizz thrown in, I can't even imagine doing it. Plus all those chromatic passing tones in the middle of very difficult techniques is too amazing for words. I also play flamenco guitar and those left hand pulloffs will rival any master flamenco guitarist for sure. Amazing violinist!!
Definitely the Hendrix of the violin! The skills, and certainly the teeth to match! Paganini was a legend to be able to play this in his time, but even today it's breathtaking to watch and hear!
+Tom Yang gitlis is technically a lot better, musically absolutely more fascinating than kogan and vengorov. and of course much, much better than roman. just look and hear!
+Tom Yang There are technically better players than Kogan, to be musical as Vengorov is not really a compliment (professional musicians know what I mean), Gitlis is sometimes crazy, but technically better than Kogan and in any case a lot more musical than Vengorov! Roman unfortunately has no reasons to be mentioned in this group.
@@wasagoodyear-mg9kt Roman Kim is by far the most technically accomplished violinist in the group, if not the greatest in history. Listen to his compositions and his transcriptions, they're the most difficult pieces ever written. Paganini and Ernst themselves would be amazed.
@@1962-f3i "Israeli virtuoso Ivry Gitlis describes Kim's mastery of his instrument as "one of the most incredible playing I have heard since I was born!“[2] In 2016 he won the Ivry Gitlis prize at the Festival Le Printemps du Violon in Paris.[1]"
I have watched this video so many times not knowing who the violinist is - thinking he is just another average violinist who posted a video of his accomplishment, and as a pianist, I sometimes question how some violinists say that this is the hardest piece ever. But, thanks to 'TwoSet Violin [TH-cam]' I now understand how difficult this piece actually is and probably on the verge of impossible yet he managed it so fast while maintaing great quality. If there is a word higher than a prodigy, he is way, wayyy higher than it. I am mindblown by his very virtuostic talent that perhaps only he in history, has! Already a quick edit: Many say that there are many other virtuostic violinists out there (like Kavakos) just like him but I still think that this is the best interpretation of this piece out there in the public.
imo Roman is one of the best violinists in the world, not only because of his playing, but his technique, composition level, and achievement at his age. just outstanding
I hope now that Two Set Violin reacted to this - and his version of "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" - that maaaaany people will discover him! He has to be Paganini's reincarnation!
@@Pain53924 be careful there big fella, there is no evidence to prove God doesn't exist. Don't fling it just cause you are uneducated and unexperienced, the world doesn't revolve around you, in fact the world doesn't even like you at all lol, it wants to take you down and pin you to the mat. I wouldn't be all cozy and lovey dovy with it, you will and are paying the consequences heh heh.
@@nidakaruyan7809 You assume it is a 'who' i.e. it is a being. There is no evidence to suggest that we were "blessed". You just feel this way because religion has indoctrinated you.
This is the performance that motivated me to pick up a violin myself! I’ll probably never get to this point, but thank you so much for such inspiring playing.
If this guy would record the Caprices, I would buy all the recordings twice immediately. And a few times more as gifts. Seriously. Music industry, give this guy money and record him with 49 microphones and 20 cameras. You owe it to humanity.
Yeah. It kinda leads us to the incredibly counter-intuitive and totally bizarre -- but inescapable -- conclusion that true greatness cannot be measured in terms of TH-cam view counts.
Yep, that's just our generation today. I think not many people take into consideration of how much dedication and practicing it takes to fully understand classical music-- i mean it's not pop lol.
I study violin at a specialised music school and would listen to him on youtube but how shocked i was when i found out he was born in my home country Kazakhstan this is wildddd guys
Ling ling warms up with this at triple speed in every tonality and after that uses the scores as fire starters cause he's already memorized everything a looong time ago
Gratulation, really great playing! Ruggiero would ask you: "How did your rosin taste on 3:21?" Violinsts & Ricci-Fans: see the transcriptions by Ruggiero Ricci & his edition of the Dvorak Concerto, as performed by him with the Sydney Symphony on OVATION PRESS ! Enjoy. To the memory of a great artist and friend...
![Ranking PAGANINI 24 Caprices 🎻 [Difficulty Tier List]](/img/n.gif)
God save the violinist
Yes
Exactly what i think too
Btw is this God save the king or queen
@@pena1950 depends on what the highest royalty in your country is :v
@@yuhyi0122 For us is king
"I am not handsome, but when women hear me play, they come crawling to my feet" -Niccolo Paganini
‘Crawls furiously’
Yeah that but he's also handsome
@@deathstar8351 I dont think that matters because paganini was Italian and they mean the same thing
In fact he (Paganini) got syphilis…
I wish that was true today...
Reasons why he plays like the frickin devil
-super even and clean runs
-super powerful and accented left hand pizz.
-incredibly even bow work
-playing it way faster that any other interpretation I’ve ever heard
-nailing the tenths and thirds like it’s nothing
-crazy projection
-super even trills, especially on the double stop trill
-somehow didn’t break a bow hair
-phrasing is super on point
-even vibrato
-sustains the semiquaver ricochet passage in the finale
-nails the flying upbow staccato on the left hand pizzicato passage
-bites the violin to bring out the lower voice
-plays notes way up in high positions super fast and plays them super cleanly and in-tune
-chords sound very even and not-crunchy
-both voices speak cleanly
-nails the harmonics
-trill passage sounds like a mandolin somehow
I could go on forever
The real reason is that he practices 40 hours a day
@@maniacalcamp3404 Maybe even 41
and he plays with his teeth
@@maniacalcamp3404 he is probably Ling Ling's student that surpassed Ling Ling
@@ameame32 nah Ling Ling still better than roman Kim, although Roman Kim is already extremely pro
If Roman travelled back in time and performed for Paganini, Paganini would think he was the devil.
This guy is an alien
So Paganini made a deal with Roman Kim
@@ahhhbalalalallaalalalla u from twoset?
@@fredericchopin6445 yee
Kinda sacrilegious ngl
I never knew this piece actually sounded good until this guy played it.
Ruggiero Ricci's rendition was also pretty amazing. Undoubtedly one of the greatest violinists in the world.
As a young man I was lucky enough to hear a performance of God Save the King by Leonid Kogan on a trip to Moscow in 1975 or 76 when I was a member of the Italian Communist Party (yes, when you are young it is easy to fall prey to stupid ideas). Unfortunately there are no recordings of this piece by Kogan
@@illogicmath "when you are young it is easy to fall prey to stupid ideas" Very True, I also thought communism is good when I was young.
@@sagittariusa581 Not young at all but communism is great. Look at what Democracy did to the world lol. Literally all of middle east, Palestine/Israel conflict, Russia/Ukraine was started by the democracy simps...
@@CommunistBearFighter Democracy kind of allowed you to write this comment...
@@CommunistBearFighter So much nonsense in such a short comment... 1. Communism and democracy have little to do with each other. Communism is about distribution of wealth (as opposed to capitalism), while democracy is about distribution of political power (as opposed to autocracy or oligarchy). You can have both at the same time (but no country has archived it yet), and you can have capitalism and autocracy (or oligarchy) at the same time. In fact, most capitalist countries are not democratic. 2. What did democracy to "literally all of middle east"? Nothing, because in "literally all of middle east" there is no democracy. The only democratic country in the middle east is Israel - and this is the country with most freedom for its citizen compared to ANY country in that region. 3. The Russian-Ukrainian conflict was not started by "democracy simps". It was started by the Russian regime trying to oppress a young country striving for democracy and independence.
"What's for dinner today?"
"Uhh, violin strings."
Nom
Spaghetti?! Lol
Swoon
with a touch of freshly sprinkled rosin bits
That's why he wears the glasses now (see his live version, or his solo of Eine Kleine Nachtemusik). So the strings dont pop and hit his eyes.
And now, after 70 years, the name of this piece is accurate again.
🤴🇬🇧
I miss the queen
@@tomekczerepinski1860 Same! I usually had tea with her on Wednesdays😕
Yikes
when paganini composed this it was not england anthem i think it was austria but that might be wrong
Can we all just really soak in that this man with 48k subs is easily one of the greatest violin players this planet has ever seen. We're all witnesses
If you ever wondered how Nicolo Paganini would play himself, i think this guy right here is the closest we have or ever had, simply amazing Roman.
+Comquip 123
please listen to Ivry Gitlis!
and correct your comment or compliment.
1962wasagoodyear ik this is late but stop hating
Exactly what I thought
1962wasagoodyear
Gitlis is fantastic for his expressiveness, not his killer technique.
@@okuyasu4033 Actually Gitlis was known for having a fantastic technique, especially at young age, and probably design to be one of the greatest, but his .. peculiar way of playing made him what he was : Hate or loved, personally I can't stand 95% of his interpretation because he totally ruins the piece for me( for instance his bach chaconne..) ( and a lot of great violonist think the same), but some other totally love him.
But just look at him playing Ravel Tzigane at freaking 87 or something that's some impressive thing
Roman Kim truly is the reincarnation of Paganini. Hands down the best interpretation of God Save the King I've ever heard.
did you listen to kavakos' yet?
*cough*Kavakos*cough*
@Clark Culver its paganini
@@fuukakun8428 I'm listening to Kavakos', and wow. His left-hand pizzicato is so clean!
Its the only one ive heard tho
Thank you))
Roman Kim very very very very very good wauh 😮😮😮😀🙏 bravo Román
Thank YOU! Especially for plucking with your teeth :'D.
What instrument u use?strad or what
I'm laughing uncontrollably because I didn't think this was humanly possible
Hi Roman! I just found this recording. How long have you been playing violin and what violin and bow do you use?
That is the longest pinky I have ever seen
That means you haven't seen Ray Chen's pinky
@@Jabafish nah this one's longer
ITS INSANE!!!! this guy can do more with just his 4th finger than i can with all my fingers an toes combined!!!!!
LangLang’s pinky is longer than my middle finger though
@@Jabafish I came here to say the exact same thing ahahahah
This is pretty much exactly how I imagined Paganini himself would play it. I think he would've play it passionately, forcefully, and effortlessly. You truly captured the essence of the piece. Paganini was always so flashy and showy and you sir are that.
When you practice 41 hours a day
I thought you could only play 40 Hours a day :0
@@arnauferreroriol7029 maybe he's above LingLing
@@alonfarji he’s ling king’s brother
He's Ling Lings teacher
@@purgemerlin123 😮oh my god no way
After some googling out of curiosity, at the time of this recording, this man WAS ONLY 21
he was done with Paganini at like 19 and went on to arrange complex polyphonic SOLO pieces for violin, first being Bach's 'Air' trio
Huh. 21 and one of the greatest of all time. And I'm 50 and still I'm only ranking as one of the greatest musicians in my state
@@thelastwildcolonialboy3667That’s crzy
@@thelastwildcolonialboy3667 That's still a good achievement
Nine years later and this is still the most cohesive and musical rendition of this piece.
11*
bruh those harmonics dont even sound like harmonics they're so clean
Facts. I'm over here crunching away and this guy is nailing it like he's playing twinkle twinkle little star.
@@AnUtterMesh this guy revolutionized the way to play harmonics, look up 'Roman Kim Harmonics' or 'Forced Harmonics', start here: m.th-cam.com/video/gQhQ06kXt0g/w-d-xo.html
@@AnUtterMesh oh god the crunch, i feel you bro
4:14 he is using forced harmonic instead of regular double harmonics
Ya it is a special technique extremely hard
How did he not break a single bow hair?!?!!?!??!
beo
he practice 40 hours
Good technique and enough rosin
I know right!!!
How did he not break a string? He literally bit them lol
Ling Ling's warm-up piece
One of her simple warm-ups when she was in preschool
yeah twoset
Ling Ling is a she?
No, ling ling's warm up piece is this but 10x faster but still with musicality, up side down with her toes.
@@snyggmikael yep.
Ling Ling: Finally a worthy opponent
Roman: *eats violin*
Ling Ling: . . .
Fellow lingling wannabe
says right into f hole: 3:21 *saranghae*
Ayyy kazuha pfp
LMAO this guys pizzicato is def sharper than any ling lings
Lol what a shame. LingLing can use her teeth not only for plucking the strings but also for bowing it.
The seamless transition at 3:32 left me in awe.
This piece has never really sounded good, until now. I've finally found someone who plays it like Paganini probably did and, hell, it's so nice, some parts gave me goosebumps. Great poliphony and delicious left hand pizzicato, insane harmonics and so on. Truly the pinnacle of violin technique.
Lol does rosin and steel taste good?
TargeTrigger only with raspberry jam
qt pie jim You should try marmalade, goes well with some aged wood too
I like to sauté my rosin in some natural tasting oil to give it a caramelized flavour, I personally don't bother cooking the strings but when I do I use this method: take the strings and boil them for 20-30 seconds and immediately drop them in an ice bath for ease of pealing, after you have taken off the skins slice them thinly and add them to the same pan as the rosin for the last half a minute or so, and you're done! this is a very simple week night meal that takes little to no time or effort. I like to top mine with a bit of parmigiano reggiano, picorino romano and the tears of 3 year old kids forced to play the violin.
@@amitailavi9512 the last few words got me laugh out loud
@@amitailavi9512 Dear God
5:05 he is so fast that the camera also moves with his bow like a hurricane
pretty sure that’s just the camera person but idk
A medium size guy with a monster pinky. For a violinist or guitarist, if you can master your pinky, your left hand is almost a pro, if not already. Born with a monster pinky that he has mastered, he is a monster master pro, a pro of a pro. Talent + monster = super pro. Its a dream of most amatuers like me to have a monster pinky like that.
You can believe me. This is 99% practice
I suggest you watch a Christian Li video lol.
@@cellokid5104 Yeah but the pinky definitely helps.
@@ethan_martin ikr that guy is insane
Well I can tell you that without being genetically decent at least you can’t play this.
I too love biting my instrument to impress all the ladies in the audience XD
Andrew Choi 😂😂
I would guess his finger work impresses alot more!
You’re not human; that was flawless and is considered the hardest piece to play…WOW!!!
had Roman been born in Paganini's time, he would've been a worthy competitor to Niccolo.
Possibly even the better rival. His compositions show innovations that Paganini had never conceived.
@@calebhu6383 You mean harmonic devil trill's with left hand pizzicato? DAMN!
@@glanknightfalcon4246 That stuff is mind boggling. Most violinists struggle to do just a single one of these techniques, let alone all three put together.
@SavageArfad True, but considering the techniques in his pieces Roman Kim is probably better than Paganini.
glanknightfalcon wait where?
This is godly. The fact a human can do this is amazing. The devotion, the practice, the finger pain. Thanks for this beautiful video.
Its not Godly but ok
@@mahmah5897 Really? Lol Even masters would have trouble doing this so well. You obviously don't understand how difficult what he did was.
@@thoughtofmusic3240 it was great but you cant say it was Godly because no man has ever dont anything Godly soooo
We created these words. We use them for many reasons. His playing is above normal humans. I called it godly, so what. If i said demi godly would that be better?
@@thoughtofmusic3240 nope, dont add "Godly"
Twosetters, let's make him famous.
yessir
Ah that channel. Yeah it's funny and all, but no need to treat music as somekind of olympic. Don't be just a sheep and spending countless hours reading old difficult classical masterpieces. One that I admire about Roman Kim is, he did all that but he create something new from what he learnt and played.
Well, they have now
@@idolevin8795 Success!!!!!
Yep... Twoset brought me here actually 😉
When some one plays better with their teeth than you with your fingers...
the way he seems so relaxed at 5:16 then a little smirk has me dying of both pain and laughter
God save the Kim. I see the presence of God and all the talent of the creation in this violinist. Thanks for your dedication Roman, you are a gift for us.
if you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly they say. But this man takes it to "if you can play it quickly, you can play it paganini"
I watch this performance all the time, but right now hits different :(
It feels more musical now, with the context that queen passed away.
But the music also makes me feel patriotic if that make sense 😅
@@geejhaymariano6651 fr I ain't even British 😭 but I feel sad af after her death
the only thing I'm disappointed about Roman is that after watching him, other violin videos look underwhelming...
I listened to a merely good violin player after this, I couldn't stand more than 30 seconds
they are underwhelming if Im being honest lmao..every other violinist of our time is at most second to Roman imo.
@@michaellee2258 Ray Chen? Hilary Hahn?? Augustin Hadelich?
@@kristopherwilson506 Roman Kim is in a whole other league mate :P
They are all second class violinist Roman is only violinist that is First class violinist. Thats the True, they are good but Roman is Just so much better.
Why is it that Paganini's compositions always make me feel so terrible at the violin...
Kragonal 88 Don't bring yourself down because you can't play these pieces yet, practice hard and well. And in the end, it will pay off, you'll see :)
This pieces are sadly made to show off
Now let me tell you about a man named Ernst...
Madmax 8792 What’s sad about it? It’s why I adore Paganini, and why I started begging so insistently for a violin at 2 that my parents finally decided to shut me down by saying I could forgo all Christmas and birthday presents for checks until I’d saved enough to buy one. And why a 2 year old did just exactly that - gave up the thrill and instant gratification of ripping open wrapped presents, year after year, for the promise of greatness the checks held - until, at age 5, my delayed gratification and unquenchable desire finally brought the tiny instrument into my hands. Only a craving that strong could make a small child give up Christmas and birthdays for years on end. The desire to be great is almost always twinned with the desire to show that greatness off. Practice your ass off, then play with wild abandon. That’s how you master Paganini, and once mastered, don’t you dare hide your light under a bushel. We all want to hear!
Dont feel bad if you can’t play notes which aren’t real music. Focus on good intonation and quality of sound. This is more important than show pieces. Watch Augustin Hadelich play something slowly and that will be more inspirational and a better goal to aim for.
I have not the slightest clue how this man managed to play this.
Hats off to you, signore. I don't think even I could pull that off.
The best young violonist that play this wonderful and very difficult masterpiece of Paganini. Congratulations, he will be the best Paganini player on his generation on entire world!!!!!!!
This is magnanimus. Almost divine. You can feel the grandilocuent aura. Of course it was written for a king but i think it trascends that. At the same time is an extremely beutiful piece. And this violinist is amazing.
Entertaining, Ive never expected and Ive never seen someone used teeth to play the violin :D
+Gabriel Perez
never missed it either till now!
what will he do when he gets false teeth ? will they stand the test ?
@Arij @3:21
The score says to use teeth??
@@Ciaccona255 No, he just decided to to make ot EVEN HARDER
I say, you're quite the violinist. The best I have every see, really. I now listen to your official recorded nearly every week, if not more. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
He literally made arguably Paganini’s most difficult work, possibly hardest violin piece of all time, even more difficult by using teeth..
This guy is at least top 10 best violinist globally
you're underrating what he has already accomplished, when he is done he might be top 10 ALL TIME
@@LogioTekNah hes top 1-
They have finally reacted to this! I just wish though they showed the variation with the many many double harmonics. Also his live performance of this truly shows how messed up the fingerings are in the last variation. For example the first chord starts off with an open g and open d with the first finger for b on the a string and 2nd for g on the e string. Easy enough, but then after that he stretches the FREAKING CRAP OUT OF HIS PINKY to reach the e on the g string and his 3rd finger on the g on the d string while maintaining the 1st and 2nd finger on the b and g. My hands are small considering i'm 5'11" and it's impossible for me.
If you slow it down you can see that from 5:05 to around 5:54 he is playing like 20 notes a second. Amazing performance!
After seeing this video, I feel like a worthless piece of nothing. So much work and dedication this man must have put into this. Awesome! 🎉
Truly astonishing. The most musical rendition I have ever heard the of this terrifying arrangement. Wowaweewa!!!!!! Bravo bravo bravo!!!!! 👏👏👏
Ricci would have been proud of that. Hell, Paganini would have been proud of that. freaking awesome.
+Dan Cornelius
not sure of that. Ricci was at least really cool.
Oh my god, thanks for this performance. Completely amazing. I've heard more sensitive, expressive and perhaps slightly more beautiful performances, but no one blazes through it like this, and it is extremely beautiful. He has skill in a way no other living violinist does, and clear personal style. I would love to hear more Paganini from him. Palpiti and Moses var. come to mind.
He has a brilliant Palpiti now, as well as a fantastic La Campanella.
The camera work makes me feel like I have an astigmatism but the performance is nonetheless impressive.
The shutter speed and frame rate aren’t matched up properly and it’s causing ghosting. It doesn’t help that his playing is ridiculous fast at some points and the frame rates aren’t keeping up.
@@samlevi4744 They also made the video track his head for some reason
Top fastest things in the world:
-light
-Gravitational waves
-Cosmic rays
-Blazar jets
-Roman Kim
Childe what happened did the Fatui ban you
Thank you so much for this performance.
I absolutely love it!
I remember Ricci, when I was learning violin, those were the recordings my parents got me. Roman is just amazing, I listen to this with the score but wind up watching him, he plays it so dynamically and musically it is a wonder to watch. Double stop harmonics with pizz thrown in, I can't even imagine doing it. Plus all those chromatic passing tones in the middle of very difficult techniques is too amazing for words. I also play flamenco guitar and those left hand pulloffs will rival any master flamenco guitarist for sure. Amazing violinist!!
He doesn't play that violin
He MAKES LOVE with that violin
JELP😭
Effecting all the future musical generations in turn
he ate this up...
literally
WWWWWOOOOOOOWWWWWWW!!!!! What incredible technique and intonation! I've never heard this piece before so it was a very special experience.
Definitely the Hendrix of the violin! The skills, and certainly the teeth to match!
Paganini was a legend to be able to play this in his time, but even today it's breathtaking to watch and hear!
How Asian parents expect you to play the violin after touching it for a millisecond:
Genius! one of the best violonist ever! I feel it's a mixture of the technic Kogan, the musicality Vengerov and the craziness of Gitlis. Splendid!
+Tom Yang
gitlis is technically a lot better, musically absolutely more fascinating than kogan and vengorov.
and of course much, much better than roman. just look and hear!
+Tom Yang
There are technically better players than Kogan, to be musical as Vengorov is not really a compliment (professional musicians know what I mean), Gitlis is sometimes crazy, but technically better than Kogan and in any case a lot more musical than Vengorov!
Roman unfortunately has no reasons to be mentioned in this group.
I'm looking and hearing and you are indeed nuts...
@@wasagoodyear-mg9kt Roman Kim is by far the most technically accomplished violinist in the group, if not the greatest in history. Listen to his compositions and his transcriptions, they're the most difficult pieces ever written. Paganini and Ernst themselves would be amazed.
@@1962-f3i "Israeli virtuoso Ivry Gitlis describes Kim's mastery of his instrument as "one of the most incredible playing I have heard since I was born!“[2] In 2016 he won the Ivry Gitlis prize at the Festival Le Printemps du Violon in Paris.[1]"
I am so lucky that I lived to hear Roman Kim play… Heifetz Would have loved him
When you're so good that people are inclined to think that it's fake. But they literally can't...
3:20 Nicolo's basic lessons for teeth, lips and nails.
Lol
Jimi Paganini 💀
this is just amazing, consistent, musicality. nothing you can picky off, 100% of paganini in my opinion.
I have watched this video so many times not knowing who the violinist is - thinking he is just another average violinist who posted a video of his accomplishment, and as a pianist, I sometimes question how some violinists say that this is the hardest piece ever. But, thanks to 'TwoSet Violin [TH-cam]' I now understand how difficult this piece actually is and probably on the verge of impossible yet he managed it so fast while maintaing great quality. If there is a word higher than a prodigy, he is way, wayyy higher than it. I am mindblown by his very virtuostic talent that perhaps only he in history, has!
Already a quick edit: Many say that there are many other virtuostic violinists out there (like Kavakos) just like him but I still think that this is the best interpretation of this piece out there in the public.
Been addicted to watching this guys performances/interviews for a few years now, and hes seriously a NIGHTMARE to transcribe
imo Roman is one of the best violinists in the world, not only because of his playing, but his technique, composition level, and achievement at his age. just outstanding
@@stoningupper ... one of the best violinists of *all time* ...
Reminds me of Cizzffra. I know he was a pianist but he also had skills so over-the-top that eclipsed his peers and predecessor.
I hope now that Two Set Violin reacted to this - and his version of "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" - that maaaaany people will discover him! He has to be Paganini's reincarnation!
But even so, he had to do all the practicing because that's not inborn.
@@moshemordechaivanzuiden Of course! And the same goes for Paganini
The best performance ever of this piece
This violinist is a blessing from God! The talent is so beautiful and amazing. Big thumbs up 👍👍
There's no evidence for existence of God. He accomplished this using practice and his innate abilities.
@@Pain53924 be careful there big fella, there is no evidence to prove God doesn't exist. Don't fling it just cause you are uneducated and unexperienced, the world doesn't revolve around you, in fact the world doesn't even like you at all lol, it wants to take you down and pin you to the mat. I wouldn't be all cozy and lovey dovy with it, you will and are paying the consequences heh heh.
@@Pain53924and who blesses us with these abilities ? Some ghost ?
@@nidakaruyan7809 You assume it is a 'who' i.e. it is a being. There is no evidence to suggest that we were "blessed". You just feel this way because religion has indoctrinated you.
@@Pain53924well that comment was needed because the song title says "god save the king"
Amazing!!!! Speechless!!!!! God bless you, all the hard work pay off.
He made a mockery of one of the hardest pieces ever written, I was expecting his violin to catch fire.
This is the performance that motivated me to pick up a violin myself! I’ll probably never get to this point, but thank you so much for such inspiring playing.
Фантастика! Такой темп. Невероятно сложное произведение. Редко исполняемое. Техника ненормативная. Браво!
***** да...я ошарашена...только сегодня узнала этого скрипача...он 91 года рождения...живет в кельне
Why he eating violin
to impress the ladies
😂😂
@@prototypeinheritance515 now imagine how he eats them
his bow hand got tired
To get to the other side
Just amazing. Why isnt he more famous?
The sheer beauty of things like this is so demeaned and unappreciated. This is amazing!
My guy needs to play this at the Queen’s funeral
We need this guy to perform at sports events for england
If this guy would record the Caprices, I would buy all the recordings twice immediately. And a few times more as gifts.
Seriously. Music industry, give this guy money and record him with 49 microphones and 20 cameras. You owe it to humanity.
People jokingly told him to practice 25 hours a day, he took that in his heart.
cannot believe what I just saw. speechless.
you're truly a gift to this world. keep giving please.
I love the accustic of this room
Why are there only a million views?!?! Everyone needs to see this.
teacher: did you practice
him: "i ate my violin"
Superhuman level! Paganini would be proud...
The best violinist of S XXI! God bless you Roman.
This is impressively in-tune for all the recordings of this I have heard.
You are killing it, sir!! Dedication to your art. Congratulations
It sounds like 1000 people playing together ,love it😎
Who came from Twoset? This deserves way more recognition!
I
Yes mii
Too many of us😂
I came a few months ago haha then twoset posted and I came back
👀
Got recommended just after watching two set. Dude really is an alien
Роман, вы потрясающе владеете скрипкой. Вы сам Паганини. Успехов вам в вашем замечательном творчестве покорять сердца слушателей.
RIP, Queen. I remembered this video and play it right after I heard the news.
Any girl on youtube make any sound: 100 MILLION views
This talented guy plays the hardest piece ever: only 250 thousand!
WTF?
and that's with the help of Twoset
Yeah. It kinda leads us to the incredibly counter-intuitive and totally bizarre -- but inescapable -- conclusion that true greatness cannot be measured in terms of TH-cam view counts.
It’s cuz he don’t got boooooobs.
Yep, that's just our generation today. I think not many people take into consideration of how much dedication and practicing it takes to fully understand classical music-- i mean it's not pop lol.
Because S I M P S.
A million views ! Congrats roman kim!
*STANDING OVATION THAT LASTS AN HOUR*
nO, 40 HOURS
I study violin at a specialised music school and would listen to him on youtube but how shocked i was when i found out he was born in my home country Kazakhstan this is wildddd guys
He represents your country very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very well.
guys.. we found ling ling
Ling Ling could play it twice as fast
@@nathanholland3235 interesting
Ling ling sees this piece as scales
Ling ling warms up with this at triple speed in every tonality and after that uses the scores as fire starters cause he's already memorized everything a looong time ago
We have to send this to Twoset!!!!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ love your playing, dear Roman ❤❤❤❤❤!!!! You're amazing!!!!!
Gratulation, really great playing! Ruggiero would ask you: "How did your rosin taste on 3:21?"
Violinsts & Ricci-Fans: see the transcriptions by Ruggiero Ricci & his edition of the Dvorak Concerto, as performed by him with the Sydney Symphony on OVATION PRESS ! Enjoy.
To the memory of a great artist and friend...