I just listened to her electrifying performance of the Schoenberg violin concerto at the 2024 BBC Proms, and searched for this astonishing artist. She seems to be bursting with such ideas and emotions that she sounds like she is an enigma, even to herself. One sentence knocked me sideways from this: "If you haven't found your own language in music and haven't even searched for it, then you haven't fully lived your life as a musician." Inspiring!
I heard her in the Ligeti years ago ! So glad she is producing and collaborating with others to bring new music into the concert hall. She must have a perfect bow technique she takes greater liberties with rhythm and text than anybody since the pianist Argerich . Pogorelich perhaps went to far but who really wants the same Beethoven after over 200 years -1827 . Violin concerto 1806 I dont remember the symphonies are eassy he Eroica no.3 is 1803 . But with Mozart I'm sure she knows to reign some of the spontaneity in to suit the propriety of that age . I'm glad she's getting this attention .Her conceptions are great she really makes it new but the spirit of the music is right .Music has to be more than correct and technically neat ; it's important that the old elitist museum music fashion is killed and we have something alive . Like DuPre I hope her fascination never dies . I hope she come to South Florida !
What a personality! What a talent! I’ve become an admirer.
I just listened to her electrifying performance of the Schoenberg violin concerto at the 2024 BBC Proms, and searched for this astonishing artist. She seems to be bursting with such ideas and emotions that she sounds like she is an enigma, even to herself. One sentence knocked me sideways from this: "If you haven't found your own language in music and haven't even searched for it, then you haven't fully lived your life as a musician." Inspiring!
I heard her in the Ligeti years ago ! So glad she is producing and collaborating with others to bring new music into the concert hall. She must have a perfect bow technique she takes greater liberties with rhythm and text than anybody since the pianist Argerich . Pogorelich perhaps went to far but who really wants the same Beethoven after over 200 years -1827 . Violin concerto 1806 I dont remember the symphonies are eassy he Eroica no.3 is 1803 . But with Mozart I'm sure she knows to reign some of the spontaneity in to suit the propriety of that age . I'm glad she's getting this attention .Her conceptions are great she really makes it new but the spirit of the music is right .Music has to be more than correct and technically neat ; it's important that the old elitist museum music fashion is killed and we have something alive . Like DuPre I hope her fascination never dies . I hope she come to South Florida !
I would love to spend a day with her. Big fan. Love.
If you do what is written in the notes, is more than enough. But don't hide behind the notes, stand for it!!!
I'm crying
This made me cry my eyes out
Great artist! Can somebody tell me the name of the song at 1:49 please?
Romanian Folk Dances, by Bela Bartok
The cross-eyed looks people are giving her are giving me life
I completely agree!
Sie ist echt besonders und ehrlich gesagt ziemlich süß