@@xoxoozen she is a Korean singer, who did kill herself after a long time she had to struggle with stress. I think you know her, don't you ? (recently, her friend also did it and ... passed away...)
She plays violin majority of her life probably so she is super confident doing it. 👌 10.000 hours doing of anything and you are becoming a pro 😉 On the other side she may be shy, and her English is not yet on a high level, so she is not that confident introducing herself.
Not to be too critical, but she might appear more shy and nervous because: 1. English isn’t her first language. 2. In Korean culture, you are supposed to act humble and reserved the younger you are, especially at 12. If you act too confidently, the public will think you are arrogant at such young age. The expectation is to be a bit shy and cute.
Here are the four sections. 00:48 1. Moderato 01:50 2. Lento 05:28 3. Un poco più lento 07:25 4. Allegro molto vivace Needless to say the spectacular fourth section, I am deeply touched by the third section as well.
I don't get how kids can even play like that. Fluency, matured playing, and techniques take so much time to develop. Perfecting a piece takes even more time. It's incredible
Her technical skill is crazy good but what is really striking is how she is able to produce such an interpretation at the age of twelve. Absolutely incredible! Probably the most exciting soloist of her generation.
Oh yes. When we watch something like this we have to consider how humble we are. Hats off to SoHyun. By the way, if one checks this same musical piece played by the greatest names of violin, we learn that there's one vídeo with some 3 mi. views....and the vídeo was posted some 11 years ago. How many views SoHyun will get some years from now?
The fact that a 12 year old girl, can play this tough piece with this level of expression and authencity is mind blowing. Mad props to this little hell of a player!
She said when she was young, her mom had to stop her not to playing violin cuz she practiced hours for one note or phrase. She even played for more than 10 hours per day by herself even nobody pushed her to do it. What a hard work genius!!
It is fascinating to watch a child her age so determined, a child who has an actual goal that they want to achieve perfection and mastery in something. The determination alone is fascinating and equally intimidating
I'm classically trained on the organ, but my friend is an expert violinist. We watched this for the first time, and she was almost speechless. "I have heard almost all famous violinists play this piece, and she DESTROYED them."
You won't be depressed after watching this, or any other really good performance, if you become absorbed in the music and lose yourself just as the musician is doing. That, for me at least, is what it's all about and what these wonderful people practice so hard for and want to give us. Some can
As a pianist and violinist, watching this just makes me think of all the years I wasted being with friends instead of practicing because in my adulthood, I have my instruments and not my friends.
Ive always wonder people who play instruments since little like sohyun, do they really like it or is it just their parents who put those instruments in their hand? Like do instruments player gravitate towards it since they are small?
My favorite parts 0:36 nervous introduction 1:48 that smirk 7:25 the reveal 8:47 the kill This girl is already a legend at 12 and with that pretty face to boot! How can a person be this perfect?
@@Galaurhythm Not really, but practicing every second the right way. Her technique is incredibly economic, both left hand and bow and therefore neyer in the way of the music. And besides that Mademioselle has the temperament of a Satan. Simply great and a promise for much more to come :
That's my absolute favorite version of this piece. There's something fierce and incredibly mature in her playing that makes me want to listen to it over and over again.
@Kyle Billie I hardly believe this is the result of only self motivation, this level of mastery takes a lot more than motivation.. her IQ is probably high, my bet is her parents spent a fortune on her because she had been playing since she was a very young child, there’s a video of her playing freaking Mozart at only 8 years old. I was blown away by her size, she played it like Mozart himself was her personal mentor 😂
@@Sara-tr2gh In Korea, most musical prodigies are found and raised by government-sponcerd program or by famous instructors at a very young age so if a kid is really good the parents don't need to spend a fortune.
Absolutely, it is indeed a remarkable performance. I've also recently discovered a lesser-known recording by a Polish violinist who also interprets this piece exceptionally well. I find both of these performances to be the best I've heard and often revisit them. I think you might find this interesting: th-cam.com/video/7Yf6Me5Jy5U/w-d-xo.html.
The piano sheet is much easier for this piece than the violin sheet, so it is only logical and even fair that the violin gets far more recognision as the violin sheet is more difficult by a gigantic margin. With that being said, yes the pianist does a great work and deserves praise. Both were fantastic.
Its not the fact we forgot, but we truly don't need to care. Yes, the pianist was good, but of course she was. She is an adult with far more years of practice and even an easier sheet to play. The violinist, however, is quite young with not so many years of experience. That is why the pianist doesn't get as much recognition. It wasn't about the pianists show but the violinists. If the pianist had their own show instead, then indeed they would get more recognition.
Jaiden Morse The point of me mentioning the Pianist was because no ones giving her props! Obviously the videos about the young girl! No ones arguing her skill and performance! I just think the pianist deserves a tip of the hat as well! She’s not your average church pianist! shes very skillful herself!
Indeed. Can't believe nobody here even mentions the pianist. Obviously Ko is in the spotlight but the pianist was also superb. Big props to both of them!
Must say that the accompanist is unbelievable good! She's not playing only her own part, but she truly accompanies the girl.The way she listens to the girl's violin is amazing and their interaction is incredible! And of course their technique is imposing. It's really enjoyble to listen this great work!
Elisa Khud, In reading these comments it seems most of these viewers have very little exposure to live classical music experiences/performances (probably even on TH-cam). I've been enjoying classical music on TH-cam for years. My mother was a professional performer with harp and voice and toured Europe in the 1950's with the professional All-America Chorus as a featured soloist (including a performance for the Queen of England). She was an honors graduate in choral conducting and piano at Northwestern University. Her daughter/my sister won a full tuition scholarship to the Eastman school of Music, was the harp faculty at the University of Denver, first call union harpist and played with the Denver Symphony. Her husband earned his master's and doctorate degrees on cello at Northwestern University and recently retired after 34yrs from the Denver Symphony and 25yrs with the Central City Opera Orchestra. I sang in the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Chorus for 20+yrs including three different sold-out performances in Carnegie Hall. We were invited to augment the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus performing on two different (14,000 attendees in the amphitheater and on the 36 acre grounds) occasions for the season opener at Ravinia (the summer home of the Chicago Symphony) (look it up). I had a successful clarinet/saxophone studio for forty years. My point being, I've never run across this level of reaction/commentary to a standard classical music situation before. This is not something rare or uncommon to expect in the musical world of performance. There's no dispute that she is a gifted accomplished musician accompanist, but, as with soloists, there are fortunately many inspirational/moving performances to be experienced and savored. I'm just surprised that so many people haven't apparently heard this level of "tear" producing artistry. I hope you are lucky enough to hear/experience many more. Thanks for letting me "spout" off.
before twoset came: *people talking about how nice the music is and the girl being super talented* after twoset: lingling jokes everyone have had enough already
The REAL problem here is no one makes Violin memes than TwoSet so yeah. Hate to break it to u but ur cries wont be heard without replacement. People needs their memes bruh.
@@m0n4rch911 I am a fan of twoset and their memes are funny. but sometimes it's kinda annoying for a classical videos like this are just filled with lingling jokes.
Interviewer : How old are you? The girl : I’m 12! Interviewer : how many years of practice??? The girl : 20 years Interviewer : HOW!! The girl : I practiced 50 hours a day.
SoHyun Ko is the South Korea national treasure. God sent this angel to Korea to ease the pain of the divided country. I hope one day the country will unite.
unlikely that's gonna happens anytime soon. We saw in germany what happens when two countries of inequal wealth reunite. To this day east germany has not recovered, people are leaving and far right extremism is rising. Korea is nothing but a more extreme example of this. Reuniting Korea in its current state would see a ton of north koreans flood to the south for its better opportunities and infrastructure. Korea can only really be reunited once North Korea has caught up in development to South Korea (and ideological conflicts between the two have been overcome). Will that ever happen? Possibly, but not anytime soon. Probably not within our lifetimes.
Everybody has been praising SoHyun, naturally. Me too. However, I would like to point out the wonderful job by Allison Freeman, accompanying this energetic, vibrant performance by SoHyun.
Frost Bite Please, try to be less imbecile. Have you read the "Me too" part? Do you really understand what you read? Or you are just one of those annoying ignorants who have a keyboard and an Internet connection....
Interviewer : How old are you? The girl : I am 12 ! Interviewer : How many years of experience you have in playing violin? The girl : 20 years. Interviewer : HOW? The girl : I practice 50 HOURS a day.
She transcended humanity. Could even one of them have predicted that one minute she would be smiling shyly and the next she would be performing in a way that would take everyone's breath away?
Hello Gabriel, it's me Gabriella.. I know how...and believe me, many times we play, we truly cry with tears!!! Just so much emotions collide inside, its unbearable...has to come out... I played this when I was 17, and was part of my Diploma concert piece as well...but one thing what nobody else can say, but me, that my ancestor wrote the first part, what Sarasate based upon, is actually ...Lavotta János's c moll Adagio... and i had the privilege to learn it from a gypsy violinist, as per the title of this piece says! Lavotta lived in 1800 in Habsburg-Hungarian Empire...the piece can be found on TH-cam as well!
ZenMaster We're all human, don't forget that. Sure going there with a cold is a terrible idea but when you are okay and just need to cough once, it shouldn't be such a big deal.
She's actually so fricken adorable. And that fact that she nails every single note in one the most challenging peices in the world is astonishing. Truly a talent
@@arashkeyani2578 dude, shut up- the people arguing all the pointless semantics of difficulty rarely have played any of these pieces. Just because it doesn’t have pages of pointlessly technical tenths and octaves doesn’t mean it’s not a masterpiece of stylistic precision- you’ve got to confront mastering a whole different culture’s music to master this. Your “aCTHUyALLY” comment is annoying af
@@finneasmoore it is objectively not one of the most difficult pieces. Out of millions of pieces this is extremely difficult but it is nowhere near being "one of the most difficult" although, she is extremely talented and played this beautifuly.
@@julesghoulzz Your mistake is placing technical difficulty above conceptual difficulty, and equating more difficulty with quality, which is what you’re implying when you feel the need to point this out obnoxiously
@@finneasmoore Agreed! One of the hardest pieces I’ve played is Bach’s Chaconne, which these guys would probably consider easy because they judge difficulty solely on technicality.
@@kittenmimi5326 i think i've try a lot of things tho, one of the thing that i've try is violin, but i don't know. It just hard for people to accept the progress, but its understandable too, cause i think the world move fast, and i'm just not that fast at doing some progress. But that not means you're wrong tho. Maybe yes, i just don't have enough will to try on something. Thank you anyway. Maybe should try to focus more to something that i like. Sorry for my terrible english.
Not only because of her incredible playing this tune but there is another reason why I occasionally watch this clip. With my heart fulling when I see the little girl smiling (similar to the Mona Lisa feeling) as she successfully completes the moderato with a pizzicato at 01:48. I'm five times older than her. With this smile, I realize the true meaning of life. Today, once again, I'm taking a philosophy class from a little (but full of confidence as far as performing) girl.
You're absolutely right! It's the Mona Lisa feel that her smile conveyed! That's why it's so endearing. I couldn't quite place it until I read your comment. And now it's so obvious !
Of course not. I've downloaded all of her performances and created a folder to play in my smartphone, connected to an amplifier in my car. And I've been following this remarkable girl since she was 7. Impossible to keep track of how many times I've listened or watched her playing. I'm anxiously waiting for her first CD or DVD.
@@justinysghost5298 She is already doing this, but in a few years she'll be brightly shining in stages all around the world, as many other gifted children have done in the past. The difference is called Internet. Not denying the right to opinion, what is possibly creepy here? Her music files are along many other extraordinary artists, male and female, aged 10 to 72yo. And I know I must add Martha Argerich too! (She is above 80... creepy!!!). Regards.
The most amazing part about it is how she's doing this because she LOVES playing it since she was very little, she's passionate about it and you can see it in the way she plays. she wasn't forced by her parents to take Violin lesson like most of our Asian parents does lol
7:44 to 7:56, I picked up something there. Notice that when she does this phrase initially, you can (if you’re a violinist/performed solo) pick up on how she failed to gliss up and merely shifted, which didn’t sound the way I assume she wanted it to; but look at when she does said phrase again. She *glisses up* rather than shifting up. After she does that phrase the way she wanted it to, you can see her smile. Crazy how I picked that up. :0
@@blackjack8957 If you would do us a favor and stop commenting. 5 people have contested your incorrect statement and it's not really fun to watch you be so obstinate.
I don't think she was exactly shy. SoHyun is very confident and poised on stage. Now, for her to speak english, it was another story. If you check her speaking to the audience in 2019 Heifetz performances, you will notice her english has improved a lot. Korean language seems to be very complicated in comparison with english. Google translations are very sad.... FB translations are unbearable. Try it and you'll see.
바이올린 현을 자유자재로 장악하는 손가락 길이의 우월성에서 명연주의 해답이 보이네요~~ 천재적 감성의 깊이는 어디가 끝인지 헤아릴 수는 없지만 소현양의 진지하고 천진한 얼굴표정에서 어쩌면 읽을 수 있을것 같습니다. 반드시 세게바이올린 역사를 다시쓰게 하는 큰 인물이 되실겁니다.
It must be the 1000th time I listen to this interpretation and I just still can't figure out how good it is. No one, at least to my knowledge, is able to make this piece sound that good except her. This a real masterpiece, played by a real master. Perfect combo. Godlike even.
In no universe is this better than the Heifetz version. Obviously, for her age, this is insanely good, but it doesn’t compare to Heifetz, or any of the masters.
At 6:50, it began sounding so painfully sad which moved me to tears. It is incredible how a 12-year-old can pour so much emotion into a classic piece. Bravo.
저 가느다란 팔에서 움직이는 잔 근육들을 보면소현양이 얼마나 많은 시간을 바이올린 연주에 매진하고 노력을 기울였는지 알 수 있을 것 같아요. 활로 그림을 그리 듯 자연스럽게 곡의 흐름과 강약을 조절하는 능력이 감히 천재 이상의 아우라를 느끼게 하네요❤️ 한 편의 영화를 보는 것 같아요. 감동 또 감동하고 갑니다.😊
No matter how many other versions of this I have watched , I always always always gravitate back to this. The feels, it just hits differently. It has that sense of sorrow that hits deep. She is amazing, no doubt about it.
다음인기글 보고왔다 손🙆♂️... 바이올리니스트 어머니께서 50분 연습하고 10분 쉬게 하는데 본인은 그게 이해가 안간다고 하더라구요 한 첼리스트도 80대까지 매일 하루도 연습을 거르지않았는데, 거장께서도 5-6시간은 꼭 연습하는데 자기가 어떻게 쉬냐며•• 너무 대단합니다 저도 힘내서 공부하러 가려고요 일단 이거만 다 보고요
Drew Lynch It says: On a TV show this little girl said she doesnt understand when her mom- also a violinist- insists her to take a 10 min break after 50 min play because a top cellist she knows practiced 5-6 hours a day until his 80s. She thinks she need to practice without taking a rest Shes marvelous!
The fact that she not only plays this insanely difficult piece perfectly in tune, but also makes it look so easy and sound so utterly beautiful, sends shivers up and down my spine.
This piece perfectly represents the Hungarian soul, how through the ages we had so many sad moments in our history, but the people always tried to bursh off sadness and depression by jokes and joyful dance. The fast dancing song (czardas) is prefect choice and ending after the very slow sad theme.
@@tanyaamosava241 "Like his contemporaries, Sarasate misidentified Hungarian folk music with the "gypsy music" of the Romani people, and the themes in the piece are not of Romani origin, but were all actually adapted from Hungarian music pieces." That's what Wikipedia says.
@@tanyaamosava241 As it is on wiki, which was corrected because of me, when I found an article about the story of this piece, Sarasate was visiting Hungary, and usually foreigners know nothing about Gypsies, so they think if they play a song, then it is probably theirs (Sarasate also heard these melodies played by gypsy musician). Well in fact, many gypsies started to work as musician in 19th century (or even earlier), but because they were mostly playing (working) for Hungarian audience, obviously Hunagrians wanted to listen to their own traditional folk songs, in this way the Hungarian Gypsies had to learn and play these songs, otherwise how they would have made money in the bars and restaurants they were playing? So Sarasate went home thinking it was probably Gypsy music, however there can be an other reason of it, in that time the composers liked to use the name Gypsy, because then it sounded more exotic, it is clear in the case of Ravel: Tzigane, tzigane (or as we say cigány) is an other word for Gypsy, and this piece has nothing to do with the Gypsies either. From Wikipedia: ,,The name of the piece is derived from the generic European term for "gypsy" (in French: gitan, tsigane or tzigane rather than the Hungarian cigány) although it does not use any authentic Gypsy melodies."
I have now heard several other performances of this piece, including ones by Menhuin and Perlman. I keep coming back to this one, as the one I like best. I love to watch her facial expressions, as she plays. She is not just playing this piece, she is dominating it. She is showing the world how it should be played. At 12 years old! And at 16, she is even better, if that's possible.
It seems as if she was born to play a violin owing to " a real flair " that might be inherited from her parents!? I do hope she would be better at 16 thanks to the genuine flair she was born with & her brilliant teacher whoever that individual is. Have a fabulous day wherever you are!! And stay away & healthy amidst the dire plight precipitated by the COVID-19 & its variant such as the omicron virus running on a rampage around the world or pandemic.,,,,(12/24/22)
I think she really nailed the tempo of the last part, most of the other performances of other violinists or her others ones too, have a bit different tempo. When they play it faster, it starts to lose the feeling of the dance Czardas, as this part comes from that. for example 8:10 is a very typical part of it.
I'm never tired of watching this, I mean not just the music but the performance, how the girl is confident, she was nervous when introducing herself, her smile during the play, how fluently the bow moves!! So entertaining! She is a diamond. And many thanks to TwoSetViolin!!
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Her at 12: plays like a legend
Me at 12: tests to see if the refrigerator lights turn off once I close the door
Gab 0912 do they ?
Authentic Bastard they turn off 😂
Lmao this is me
Gab 0912 *magic intensifies*
Meeeeeee
"it is sad that I actually tried"
- Brett
Something reminded me of...Sully...
She was tried, but she can't :(
Khương Nguyễn who’s Sully?
@@khuongnguyen4375 u taking bout Willis?
@@xoxoozen she is a Korean singer, who did kill herself after a long time she had to struggle with stress. I think you know her, don't you ? (recently, her friend also did it and ... passed away...)
@@khuongnguyen4375 I kno rip 😔😣😢
She is more nervous introducing herself rather than playing the violin 😦amazing
She's played the violin longer than anything in her life. She probably feels the most relaxed doing it
ikrrrrr!!
I feel like it's because talking is about you, and playing is about the music
She plays violin majority of her life probably so she is super confident doing it. 👌 10.000 hours doing of anything and you are becoming a pro 😉 On the other side she may be shy, and her English is not yet on a high level, so she is not that confident introducing herself.
This is how you know there is still a tiny child inside! Thank God.
1:48 i love that smile, as a pianist myself, i know the feeling of nailing a key with the perfect weight and timing.
Someone said that was because the B in the chord was slightly flat
@@MariosPOS Why would a stage piano be out of tune??
@@MariosPOS Oh my bad. I didn’t watch it before I said that; I just assumed you were talking about the piano 😅
Bro it's a nervous smile because the note is out of tune
"Harmonics brighter than my future"
-Brett
I see that you are a fan of two sets! Well you're not alone
@@arnelmachado6041 me to
mood
your username is a total mood
@@arnelmachado6041 sameee lol
She introduces herself and the piece and then walks over and takes a deep breath like "okay, hard part done"...
The CanCan exactly
I sat in utter shock somewhere in the middle portion. This girl is legendary, and from her introduction you wouldn't be able to even tell xD
曖曖內含光
A people at twelve, WOW.
yuehwen99 崔瑗 座右銘👍
1:47 *smirks* “this isnt even my final form”
Lmao
Dude.... She's sooooo proud of herself! lol
That’s good
Lmfao !! 💀😂
@@megalicious7757 she should be lol
She's a genius. She can make that violin sing so beautifully I could cry.
Hard to believe she was only twelve during this performance. She sounds so much more accomplished than that.
I'm with you.(^_^)
my playing is better than hers 😂
@@noyou6358 nah, jealous b!tch
@@noyou6358 go play on stage with a harder piece than this, then. 🤭
I'm here becoz of two set violin. As they said, talent should be appreciated.
same came from them )
Ske ske gang gang know what Im saying
Same here
Two sad violin
Same
I literally typed "korean girl playing violin like a god" and it worked
Where's the lie?
🤣
When you don't know the name😂
So amazing!
when you dont know the name to the piece.
"If you can lose your self-esteem slowly, you can lose it quickly"
Thanks for the likes
Now go PRACTICE
🤣🤣🤣
I came from TwoSet as well. Their reaction to this legendary video was priceless.
Yeh! twoset gang!
Edward Huang WHAHAHHAHAHA
Ling ling reference everywhere
When I want to listen to classic music, I always step by this video. Amazing
Ok, never expected to see you here.
いつも日本語教えてくれてありがとうございます！
Same here
Mee tooo💗🎹
But there are more to good pieces out there
don't stick to one
@@scharnhorstkaisarbeethoven Would you recommend ones, please?
- She's a veteran of 12 years of experience.
- How old is she?
- 12 years old.
Lol zzzz
Ahahahaha good one
*her: Born*
*her parents : okay i bought u a violin Now play*
"Can she play? She's an artist!"
I'm laughing and crying at the same time... Jeez.
Who came here after watching the twoset violin?
엔피 🙋🏻♀️
Me
Meee
Me
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it took exactly 15 seconds to turn from that shy little cute girl on the mic into that MONSTER on her Violin
two different personalities in one body.
Its scary you arghhh
Not to be too critical, but she might appear more shy and nervous because:
1. English isn’t her first language.
2. In Korean culture, you are supposed to act humble and reserved the younger you are, especially at 12. If you act too confidently, the public will think you are arrogant at such young age. The expectation is to be a bit shy and cute.
Just like Jimi Hendrix's personality also
Bipolar my dudes
Watch courtney hadwin at america got talent sir, thats same
Here are the four sections.
00:48 1. Moderato
01:50 2. Lento
05:28 3. Un poco più lento
07:25 4. Allegro molto vivace
Needless to say the spectacular fourth section, I am deeply touched by the third section as well.
I love the emotion she plays with, her violin sounds so rich and sweet. Her's It's my favorite interpretation of this piece
thanks!
Fourth section using the motif of Hungarian Czardas, its most prominent motif starts at 8:10 , very typical in the Czardas dance.
Que es Moderato??
Thanks!!
I adore the little smirk that comes across her face when she nails a technically difficult section.
Yeah lol, i love it too
omg that's insane
She smirked, "Is this all you got, Sarasate?"
@@poning8184 o god youre damn right😂😂😂
1:47
Omg wtf I feel like I wasted my entire childhood watching spongebob
You and me both bro
Same.
Yeah we did
Nooo. Spongebob is not a waste of time. Squidward is the best clarinet player ever.
@@adriannefabros5882 is mayonnaise an instrument?
I don't get how kids can even play like that. Fluency, matured playing, and techniques take so much time to develop. Perfecting a piece takes even more time. It's incredible
Talent and hardwork
Jea, hardwork....
Very hardwork and so much drill
Prictising 40 hours a day
practice 90 hours a day
Andrew Li
I guess she started at a VERY young age
Her technical skill is crazy good but what is really striking is how she is able to produce such an interpretation at the age of twelve. Absolutely incredible! Probably the most exciting soloist of her generation.
>>"Probably the most exciting soloist of her generation."
Definitely not.
@@jackburgess274 Don't tell me it is Chloe lol
@@Chibanah
What the hell is wrong with you?
Chloe and SoHyun are both incredibly talented.
@@jackburgess274 bro has 2 accounts and is obsessed with chloe
"They are getting younger and younger"
- _TwoSet_
I was gonna like this comment but i dont wanna break the 69 likes XD
'"They will reach to the fetus one day." ~Brett
Love them 💕❤️
I can play Mazeppa at 11
"We are getting older but they stay the same age. Yes they do. Yes they do."
-TwoSet of Pervs.
God: How do we make 99.99% of humanity feel inadequate?
SoHyun: Hello
grace calis agree
Let's add a bit more 9s to that
Oh yes. When we watch something like this we have to consider how humble we are. Hats off to SoHyun. By the way, if one checks this same musical piece played by the greatest names of violin, we learn that there's one vídeo with some 3 mi. views....and the vídeo was posted some 11 years ago. How many views SoHyun will get some years from now?
Why would you think GOD wants to make others fell inadequate? This kind of comment is not good for the commentator.
@@saiwaqa2573 Don't worry, God's not real.
That ponytail though, is probably as perfect as her skills
Sakura omg haha this is underrated
I was just trying to figure out how she got it to stay so perfect
Sakura It’s her signature look ever since she was little
The fact that a 12 year old girl, can play this tough piece with this level of expression and authencity is mind blowing. Mad props to this little hell of a player!
Her: does it with her eyes closed and perfectly on tune
Me: Still has tapes indicating where to place ur fingers
It's actually easier with eyes closed helps you focus on the piece and ignore any distractions around you
When I close my eyes it’s easier for me to play in tune
Some ear training may help.
You're probably better than you think...
I can’t even make it not sound like a dying whale 🐋 😂
THE PIANIST DID SUCHHHHH A WONDERFUL JOB TOOOOOOO. THEY WERE PERFECTLY IN TIME
Yep. Wonderful teamwork.
True
Yeah, accompaniment was perfect.
She is absolutely magnificent
I'm 18, also a South Korean and a prodigy in being a disgrace towards my family :)
Jae same,except the south korean part lol
@@adamundaneedge2472 Ah I see, you're a man of culture as well.
Im also in the 실망 brotherhood.
Johnny Smith damn that was wholesome, I would take those encouraging words to heart but doubt overpowers everything I do FeelsWeirdMan
Where's my under achieving Asian gang? Roll call:)
결국 다시 이 영상으로 돌아왔다 . 듣고 들어도 감동 뿐인 연주.
She said when she was young, her mom had to stop her not to playing violin cuz she practiced hours for one note or phrase. She even played for more than 10 hours per day by herself even nobody pushed her to do it. What a hard work genius!!
It is fascinating to watch a child her age so determined, a child who has an actual goal that they want to achieve perfection and mastery in something. The determination alone is fascinating and equally intimidating
The determination she have is the thing that I don't have
@@Sara-tr2gh and frankly a great way to make people envious asf
but mainly the love for playing the violin, it's everything
That’s passion
I'm classically trained on the organ, but my friend is an expert violinist. We watched this for the first time, and she was almost speechless. "I have heard almost all famous violinists play this piece, and she DESTROYED them."
@Patricia A. Badea No, but she could play in an orchestra. She graduated from a university music program.
@@PointyTailofSatan Ask your expert friend to play without a shoulder rest and see how it goes.
@@adellee4835 its a compliment...
Adel Lee Yes, it means that the girl in this video “destroyed” the other famous violinists.
@@annabethyeung8512 ...ah I see..haha...i understand now .Yeah,this young violinist are amazing..
her arms look so strong. look at those muscles bro
Damnn
yahh her arms look very light..she moves them like nothing 🤧💕🔥
All i see is skin and bone but her strenght is no joke. She is so amazing. Hope she eats a bit more. Her arm looks frail like a matchstick.
army
kuronekouhai maybe bcos of the age😂😂😂 my arms are like that too when i was her age😂😂
I love how at 1:48 she gets the pizzicato note just right then rewards herself with one-half of one little smile, then it's ON WITH THE MUSIC.
Someone in the comments said she smiled probably because the B in the chord was flat and she was shrugging it off like that
I hated it.
@@jackburgess8579 same. Cringe asf
@@usalty6010 yall are so weird she was a 12 year old
@@MariosPOS i play the violin and i heard that lol, i think it's that. it seemed more like a grimace than a smile
Imagine being this good at something. Can't relate. Watched this being impressed, left the video depressed.
You won't be depressed after watching this, or any other really good performance, if you become absorbed in the music and lose yourself just as the musician is doing. That, for me at least, is what it's all about and what these wonderful people practice so hard for and want to give us. Some can
Dont be depressed because someone plays violin really well
@@opprooflegends8131 no its just the fact that we know we cant ever play as well as they do
@@amariecastillo5090 so what, just enjoy this beautiful preformance and be happy that you lissened to this instead
@@opprooflegends8131 agreed, im factory worker n cant play any instument but still replaying every single day this beautiful video performance :)
As a pianist and violinist, watching this just makes me think of all the years I wasted being with friends instead of practicing because in my adulthood, I have my instruments and not my friends.
yeah or maybe, you know, you should have looked for better friends...
I feel you. As a scientist, I have my books and not my friends with me :”)
Don't regret it these friends gave you a childhood. What you MAY regret is all the dumb stuff u did that you could have spent doing something else
Ive always wonder people who play instruments since little like sohyun, do they really like it or is it just their parents who put those instruments in their hand? Like do instruments player gravitate towards it since they are small?
Who needs friends
My favorite parts
0:36 nervous introduction
1:48 that smirk
7:25 the reveal
8:47 the kill
This girl is already a legend at 12 and with that pretty face to boot! How can a person be this perfect?
This entire comment is 👏.
The real example of practice 40hours/day.
@@Galaurhythm 10 days a week.
Ersyad Adhimakayasa 40 hrs a day, every single day for ten straight years, 30 years in a row
@@Galaurhythm Not really, but practicing every second the right way. Her technique is incredibly economic, both left hand and bow and therefore neyer in the way of the music. And besides that Mademioselle has the temperament of a Satan.
Simply great and a promise for much more to come :
That's my absolute favorite version of this piece. There's something fierce and incredibly mature in her playing that makes me want to listen to it over and over again.
@Kyle Billie I hardly believe this is the result of only self motivation, this level of mastery takes a lot more than motivation.. her IQ is probably high, my bet is her parents spent a fortune on her because she had been playing since she was a very young child, there’s a video of her playing freaking Mozart at only 8 years old. I was blown away by her size, she played it like Mozart himself was her personal mentor 😂
Absolutely this. I've heard so many versions of this piece and I keep coming back to this. What a stunning interpretation that wrenches the heart. ❤
@@Sara-tr2gh In Korea, most musical prodigies are found and raised by government-sponcerd program or by famous instructors at a very young age so if a kid is really good the parents don't need to spend a fortune.
Absolutely, it is indeed a remarkable performance. I've also recently discovered a lesser-known recording by a Polish violinist who also interprets this piece exceptionally well. I find both of these performances to be the best I've heard and often revisit them. I think you might find this interesting: th-cam.com/video/7Yf6Me5Jy5U/w-d-xo.html.
is super good, is my second one after Master Itzhak...
The pianist was on point as well! Lets not forget about her!
Lol, i don't understand how she could stay in time with the violinist, that's really impressive
The piano sheet is much easier for this piece than the violin sheet, so it is only logical and even fair that the violin gets far more recognision as the violin sheet is more difficult by a gigantic margin. With that being said, yes the pianist does a great work and deserves praise. Both were fantastic.
@@jameswalker6864 yes, the piano is just accompaniment
Its not the fact we forgot, but we truly don't need to care. Yes, the pianist was good, but of course she was. She is an adult with far more years of practice and even an easier sheet to play. The violinist, however, is quite young with not so many years of experience. That is why the pianist doesn't get as much recognition. It wasn't about the pianists show but the violinists. If the pianist had their own show instead, then indeed they would get more recognition.
Jaiden Morse The point of me mentioning the Pianist was because no ones giving her props! Obviously the videos about the young girl! No ones arguing her skill and performance! I just think the pianist deserves a tip of the hat as well! She’s not your average church pianist! shes very skillful herself!
Guys this kid is amazing but let’s appreciate how collaborative this pianist is she always looked over at Ko like this is true collaboration
her hands are so fast! if you look at it closely it might be an actual robot
Indeed. Can't believe nobody here even mentions the pianist. Obviously Ko is in the spotlight but the pianist was also superb. Big props to both of them!
Honestly one of the sweetest things I’ve seen in a while.
yeah lmao i was about to comment on how amazing the pianist actually was as well!
The pianist never missed the cue of when to play again, she knows sohyun's habit of swinging :-)
That part at 3:35 where she is smiling a little afterwards "damn im good!" :D. What a girl!
That smile was so subtle how did you catch it
THAT VIBRATO THO!!!!
Also 1:50
i see you guys coming from twoset too
@@n2g747 hmmm..maybe it is one of the perks of highly sensitive people I guess :D
I usually don't leave comments,but it would be a crime to not appreciate this beautiful music. Bravo! The best version yet.
9:04
Perlman's is better imo
No doubt
Her at 12: *basically plays like an angel*
Me at 12: playing minecraft and dying to a creeper
Historical Otaku As it destroys my last 20 minutes of work, am I right? XD
@@fiercetin *last 2 days of work*
HAHAHAHAH
Me at 24: playing minecraft and dying to a creeper
Me at 17, playing Minecraft, got killed by Ender Dragon, rage quit
Must say that the accompanist is unbelievable good! She's not playing only her own part, but she truly accompanies the girl.The way she listens to the girl's violin is amazing and their interaction is incredible! And of course their technique is imposing. It's really enjoyble to listen this great work!
That's standard procedure when accompanying at any level........
@@chrisk8187 I know, but it's so hard and not everyone can do it.
Yeah, she was very good. But you could tell by her face at the end of it that she felt like she got her arse kicked by that little girl haha.
Elisa Khud,
In reading these comments it seems most of these viewers have very little exposure to live classical music experiences/performances (probably even on TH-cam).
I've been enjoying classical music on TH-cam for years. My mother was a professional performer with harp and voice and toured Europe in the 1950's with the professional All-America Chorus as a featured soloist (including a performance for the Queen of England).
She was an honors graduate in choral conducting and piano at Northwestern University.
Her daughter/my sister won a full tuition scholarship to the Eastman school of Music, was the harp faculty at the University of Denver, first call union harpist and played with the Denver Symphony. Her husband earned his master's and doctorate degrees on cello at Northwestern University and recently retired after 34yrs from the Denver Symphony and 25yrs with the Central City Opera Orchestra.
I sang in the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Chorus for 20+yrs including three different sold-out performances in Carnegie Hall.
We were invited to augment the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus performing on two different (14,000 attendees in the amphitheater and on the 36 acre grounds) occasions for the season opener at Ravinia (the summer home of the Chicago Symphony) (look it up).
I had a successful clarinet/saxophone studio for forty years.
My point being, I've never run across this level of reaction/commentary to a standard classical music situation before. This is not something rare or uncommon to expect in the musical world of performance. There's no dispute that she is a gifted accomplished musician accompanist, but, as with soloists, there are fortunately many inspirational/moving performances to be experienced and savored.
I'm just surprised that so many people haven't apparently heard this level of "tear" producing artistry.
I hope you are lucky enough to hear/experience many more.
Thanks for letting me "spout" off.
They rehearsed!!!!!
1:49 Damn, I'm good! **smirks**
Woaaa!!!
Yeah, I would do that too if I ever manage to play that particular passage so perfectly.
that made me smile when she did it
im pretty sure it's because she missed the notes on the pizzicato
That is self-confidence
I do not play any instruments and have no clue about classical music, but this piece gives me shivers.
before twoset came: *people talking about how nice the music is and the girl being super talented*
after twoset: lingling jokes
everyone have had enough already
ikr it's getting annoying honestly.
@@dangowo I think you mean "it's getting ''annoyLING".
I'll show myself out...
The REAL problem here is no one makes Violin memes than TwoSet so yeah. Hate to break it to u but ur cries wont be heard without replacement. People needs their memes bruh.
@@pathaleyguitar9763 I am a fan of twoset too, but do people really have to make multiple comments about "like if you came because of ling ling"???
@@m0n4rch911 I am a fan of twoset and their memes are funny. but sometimes it's kinda annoying for a classical videos like this are just filled with lingling jokes.
Interviewer : How old are you?
The girl : I’m 12!
Interviewer : how many years of practice???
The girl : 20 years
Interviewer : HOW!!
The girl : I practiced 50 hours a day.
No! She is not allowed to surpass Ling Ling!!
she passes the recommended ling ling 40 hours itself :0
This is the same comment as in twoset violen's vid
She must be a master at the lingling workout
Was this supposed to be funny?
Me:*Having no shame in watching this video because I am a pianist*
My violinist friends:BRO STOP WATCHING THIS !!!
Same reaction with my violinist friends 😂
Me: feel no shame cuz I'm a cellist 🌚
I'm a pianist too
Im a violinist but bigginers😅
im a pianist too 🤣
I play violin,piano and voice but the most violin.....i played this concert and De beriot no.9 when i was 12 too =)))
SoHyun Ko is the South Korea national treasure. God sent this angel to Korea to ease the pain of the divided country. I hope one day the country will unite.
Thank you so much
unlikely that's gonna happens anytime soon. We saw in germany what happens when two countries of inequal wealth reunite. To this day east germany has not recovered, people are leaving and far right extremism is rising.
Korea is nothing but a more extreme example of this. Reuniting Korea in its current state would see a ton of north koreans flood to the south for its better opportunities and infrastructure.
Korea can only really be reunited once North Korea has caught up in development to South Korea (and ideological conflicts between the two have been overcome). Will that ever happen? Possibly, but not anytime soon. Probably not within our lifetimes.
Me at the start: okay she's pretty good
Me after 50 secounds: okay that girl is a god
Nah, she's an Asian. And you know what that means. She's can't be copied.
My god is real
Goddess not god
Raffaella Venturini Dramatic.
😂 lol
Everybody has been praising SoHyun, naturally. Me too. However, I would like to point out the wonderful job by Allison Freeman, accompanying this energetic, vibrant performance by SoHyun.
White supremacist...smh
@@frostbite1625 please forget this boring message, fm a boring rude not-mankind
JOnathan Huang黃慶楸 huh?
Frost Bite Please, try to be less imbecile. Have you read the "Me too" part? Do you really understand what you read? Or you are just one of those annoying ignorants who have a keyboard and an Internet connection....
@@frostbite1625 Please don't bring an ugly attitude here, it's totally unnecessary.
As Brett said: "such bow control..."
Catherine Smith a heifetz instance :D
I N T E R E S T I N G
When she talks she sounds like a cute little girl but the moment she starts playing she is like a boss.
Her: Memorizes an entire piece.
Me: Can't even remember my own license plate number.
well, all instrument player can do that, when you are performing, you rely a lot on muscle memory.
Me: can’t remember how many letters are in my name without writing it out
i mean if you memorize ur license plate the amount of times she practiced this piece, you’d probably be able to memorize ur license plate haha
There is something called muscle memory
Wow, so many people who can't take a joke.
Interviewer : How old are you?
The girl : I am 12 !
Interviewer : How many years of experience you have in playing violin?
The girl : 20 years.
Interviewer : HOW?
The girl : I practice 50 HOURS a day.
Ling ling?😂
She practices more than lingling. ... *impossible*
Not 40 hours a day but 50 hours, it is more than ling ling
I found out how! She's a stand user! She stopped time!
@@gachako4948 ZA WARUDO
Allright I'm looking forward to her future performances
th-cam.com/video/8uzLb6i-kU8/w-d-xo.html
666th like
She transcended humanity. Could even one of them have predicted that one minute she would be smiling shyly and the next she would be performing in a way that would take everyone's breath away?
I feel like crying and I don't even know how to play a violin.
Hello Gabriel, it's me Gabriella..
I know how...and believe me, many times we play, we truly cry with tears!!! Just so much emotions collide inside, its unbearable...has to come out...
I played this when I was 17, and was part of my Diploma concert piece as well...but one thing what nobody else can say, but me, that my ancestor wrote the first part, what Sarasate based upon, is actually ...Lavotta János's c moll Adagio... and i had the privilege to learn it from a gypsy violinist, as per the title of this piece says!
Lavotta lived in 1800 in Habsburg-Hungarian Empire...the piece can be found on TH-cam as well!
Why?????
Tracy Zhao bc she is playing with emotions. so cool for that young age
exactly
I dunno why but this pops on my recommendation after watching TwoSet Senpai react her playing. Good job, youtube
Yepp me too
Me too
Yep, Google has done it's ling ling on algorythms for sure
Same
me too
My friend was like "YO THIS GIRL IS PLAYING FASTER THAN MY GRADES ARE FALLING!"
kktones lol
This piece is supposed to be fast
@@sohyoungrim118 damn you, flight of the bumblebee is overrated and it isnt even that hard
@@eternalelysium4944 but it's fast and that's the point
@@zhongchengjie7710 do non musicians like you associate fast with hard?
I’ve heard Heifetz play this, but this little girl’s interpretation moved me to tears. Never had that happen.
그냥 한글이 너무 없어서 쓰는 댓글
한국인 나오는 동영상에 한글이 빠짐 쓰나
대단해~~멋지다^^ 엄지척!
진심 소름돋아요ㅠㅠ 너무 잘해
어린 나이에 연주가 수준급이네요ㅠㅠ 감동적입니다 화이팅!!!
제2의 한수진을 보는듯~
입이 안다물어진다 저건 어린애 영혼이 연주하는 거 같지가 않다
한국 나이로 13살ㄷㄷㄷ
타고난 천재다 .당연히 보이지 않는 곳에서 피눈물나는 노력을 했겠지만... 아무쪼록 육체적으로 아푸지 말고, 정신적으로 상처도 받지 말고 이대로 쭉 자라서 위대한 연주가가 되기를 바란다.
오 한글이다 😃😃😃
I would have bitten off my own tongue, and drowned in my own blood, before allowing myself to cough and interrupt this superb performance.
ZenMaster We're all human, don't forget that. Sure going there with a cold is a terrible idea but when you are okay and just need to cough once, it shouldn't be such a big deal.
LMAO
People with perfect pitch:
If she's playing an E, I'll just cough in E Minor
@@ANDR-gz3fn, 🤣
@@ANDR-gz3fn Lol
My daughter who is 11 is practicing this legendary masterpiece. She loves your performance and has enjoyed this video many many times.
Oh boy. It seems like the only thing I'm good at is eating.
saem
th-cam.com/video/DobHKW15saM/w-d-xo.html
May be sleeping too 😂
Same here, nice to meet you!😂
I believe if you are good enough, there are ways to monetize that.
She's actually so fricken adorable. And that fact that she nails every single note in one the most challenging peices in the world is astonishing. Truly a talent
Definitely not close to being one of the hardest pieces, but you’re right that it is astonishing
@@arashkeyani2578 dude, shut up- the people arguing all the pointless semantics of difficulty rarely have played any of these pieces. Just because it doesn’t have pages of pointlessly technical tenths and octaves doesn’t mean it’s not a masterpiece of stylistic precision- you’ve got to confront mastering a whole different culture’s music to master this. Your “aCTHUyALLY” comment is annoying af
@@finneasmoore it is objectively not one of the most difficult pieces. Out of millions of pieces this is extremely difficult but it is nowhere near being "one of the most difficult" although, she is extremely talented and played this beautifuly.
@@julesghoulzz Your mistake is placing technical difficulty above conceptual difficulty, and equating more difficulty with quality, which is what you’re implying when you feel the need to point this out obnoxiously
@@finneasmoore Agreed! One of the hardest pieces I’ve played is Bach’s Chaconne, which these guys would probably consider easy because they judge difficulty solely on technicality.
I'm not violin player, and not even a musician.
I just love to see people so talented at something, which i don't have any.
Maybe you haven't tried enough things? Or just try to focus on what you like
@@kittenmimi5326 i think i've try a lot of things tho, one of the thing that i've try is violin, but i don't know. It just hard for people to accept the progress, but its understandable too, cause i think the world move fast, and i'm just not that fast at doing some progress. But that not means you're wrong tho. Maybe yes, i just don't have enough will to try on something. Thank you anyway. Maybe should try to focus more to something that i like.
Sorry for my terrible english.
mood
wardani adrian same i've tried alot of things as well now i just draw tho
Same bruh
Not only because of her incredible playing this tune but there is another reason why I occasionally watch this clip. With my heart fulling when I see the little girl smiling (similar to the Mona Lisa feeling) as she successfully completes the moderato with a pizzicato at 01:48. I'm five times older than her. With this smile, I realize the true meaning of life. Today, once again, I'm taking a philosophy class from a little (but full of confidence as far as performing) girl.
what is the true meaning of life?
@@CobraQuotes1 to be happy and have fun.
You're absolutely right! It's the Mona Lisa feel that her smile conveyed! That's why it's so endearing. I couldn't quite place it until I read your comment. And now it's so obvious !
She does the ling ling workout
40 hours practice.
This comment make my day
she does 100 hours a day
*linglingchingchingmingming workout
the ling ling warmup*
When you have a lvl 100 weapon but you still have lvl 1 armor
This comment aint even funny dude wth
When you're smurfing
glass cannon best build every time.
She probably a smurf
@@brokeguy5607 maybe idk
fun fact: I’m not the only one rewatching this religiously
I have watched this at least 50 times
@@omrane8596 same
Of course not. I've downloaded all of her performances and created a folder to play in my smartphone, connected to an amplifier in my car. And I've been following this remarkable girl since she was 7. Impossible to keep track of how many times I've listened or watched her playing. I'm anxiously waiting for her first CD or DVD.
@@vadinhopsc that's... kinda creepy ain't gonna lie
@@justinysghost5298 She is already doing this, but in a few years she'll be brightly shining in stages all around the world, as many other gifted children have done in the past. The difference is called Internet. Not denying the right to opinion, what is possibly creepy here? Her music files are along many other extraordinary artists, male and female, aged 10 to 72yo. And I know I must add Martha Argerich too! (She is above 80... creepy!!!). Regards.
The most amazing part about it is how she's doing this because she LOVES playing it since she was very little, she's passionate about it and you can see it in the way she plays. she wasn't forced by her parents to take Violin lesson like most of our Asian parents does lol
누가보면 아시아부모만 강요하는줄 알겠네..
예술계통 전공은 보통 강요가많음.
와 수줍은 첫인사에 그렇지 못한 연주
블랙핑크냐고
ㅋㅋㅋ
넌 머냐
Me:*show this to friends*
Friends:Can she play Billie Ilish?
Me:*sighs in dissapointment*
Lol
@@hoidailou facts
@@hoidailou agree
@@hoidailou even easier if you have perfect pitch
Lol why do you guys always like to include billie eilish?
테크닉도 기기 맥히지만, 저 곡해석이 가능하다니, 게다가 여유롭기까지, 이건 그냥 미라클 재능이다. 벼락을 몇번 맞아야하냐.
정말 평온하게 연주하는데 12살의 무대위에서의 평정심이 또한 번 놀라워요. 셀프 컨트롤 하는 능력도 대단한것 같고, 부모님들은 정말 뿌듯할듯 해요.
7:44 to 7:56, I picked up something there. Notice that when she does this phrase initially, you can (if you’re a violinist/performed solo) pick up on how she failed to gliss up and merely shifted, which didn’t sound the way I assume she wanted it to; but look at when she does said phrase again. She *glisses up* rather than shifting up. After she does that phrase the way she wanted it to, you can see her smile.
Crazy how I picked that up. :0
Wdym, there are harmonics like-
@@blackjack8957 Idiot.this not fake. Like 0% chance this is fake (as a violin player).
You're juste ignorant and too confident.
@@blackjack8957 GUITAR PLAYER. GUITAR. I play the guitar, cello, and piano and can tell you that you are very wrong and uneducated.
@@blackjack8957 it is very much possible to play arco and pizz at the same time homie. she plucked with her left hand on the string
@@blackjack8957 If you would do us a favor and stop commenting. 5 people have contested your incorrect statement and it's not really fun to watch you be so obstinate.
이런 애를 보고 천재라고 하는 거구나.... 진짜 대단하다 말이 안 나오네
Shy at the beginning
Confident while she's playing💓
여기욧
@@sohyoungrim118 She probably played for a longer time than she spoke at all!
I don't think she was exactly shy. SoHyun is very confident and poised on stage. Now, for her to speak english, it was another story. If you check her speaking to the audience in 2019 Heifetz performances, you will notice her english has improved a lot. Korean language seems to be very complicated in comparison with english. Google translations are very sad.... FB translations are unbearable. Try it and you'll see.
Brings tears to my eyes. She is so extraordinary. 12 years old!
소현아 이모가 많이 존경한다 이모 약국 처방전접수 알바하는데 우리 소현이 오면 이모가 비타민 두주먹씩 챙겨줄거야 다른애들은 원래 두개밖에 안줘 꼭 돈모아서 우리 소현이 연주회 갈게😍😍😍😍
귀여운 이모^^
팬심이 구체적이고 실질적이며 또한 전문적이야 ㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
이모 왤케 귀여워욬ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
바이올린 현을 자유자재로 장악하는 손가락 길이의 우월성에서 명연주의 해답이 보이네요~~
천재적 감성의 깊이는 어디가 끝인지 헤아릴 수는 없지만 소현양의 진지하고 천진한 얼굴표정에서 어쩌면 읽을 수 있을것 같습니다.
반드시 세게바이올린 역사를 다시쓰게 하는 큰 인물이 되실겁니다.
It must be the 1000th time I listen to this interpretation and I just still can't figure out how good it is. No one, at least to my knowledge, is able to make this piece sound that good except her. This a real masterpiece, played by a real master. Perfect combo. Godlike even.
I share the same sentiment. I can't help but compare other interpretations of Zigeunerweisen with hers when I hear them.
Omg SAAAAME I watched this a million times lol
I can't say this is better than Perlman's version, but by obvious reason I prefer to listen to this ✨
Imagine this with a complete orchestra!
Roman kim?
In no universe is this better than the Heifetz version. Obviously, for her age, this is insanely good, but it doesn’t compare to Heifetz, or any of the masters.
2 set violen sent me here.
Same
Don't watch. Go practice.
Same
Me too
So was I
At 6:50, it began sounding so painfully sad which moved me to tears. It is incredible how a 12-year-old can pour so much emotion into a classic piece. Bravo.
천재가 노력까지하면 이렇구나...이모는....밥을 잘먹는데ㅎㅎ
더 노력하셔서 더 잘 먹을 수 있도록...
@@: 아줌마 잘 먹지...?
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋ 저두요~♡
천재될 기회는 다음 생애에 기대해 보아요
아 이댓글 너무 귀여워ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
저 가느다란 팔에서 움직이는 잔 근육들을 보면소현양이 얼마나 많은 시간을 바이올린 연주에 매진하고 노력을 기울였는지 알 수 있을 것 같아요. 활로 그림을 그리 듯 자연스럽게 곡의 흐름과 강약을 조절하는 능력이 감히 천재 이상의 아우라를 느끼게 하네요❤️ 한 편의 영화를 보는 것 같아요. 감동 또 감동하고 갑니다.😊
곡이랑 자기소개 할때는 긴장감이랑 풋풋함이 엄청 느껴져서 귀엽네 ㅎㅎ 이러면서 봤는데 바이올린 키는 순간 그냥 한명의 천재 연주자만있었음.....
No matter how many other versions of this I have watched , I always always always gravitate back to this. The feels, it just hits differently. It has that sense of sorrow that hits deep. She is amazing, no doubt about it.
roses are red, violets are blue
no matter which classical performance you go to, there will always be ling ling comments haunting you
Hahahahahah true
Indeed
At 12, she probably have to study as well............
Hhhh I have never laughed as hard as like I do here
Good one😂
아니 저 나이에.. 바이올린은 별의별 인생 다 겪은거같이 표현을 하지 신기하고 대단함..
소현이의 유툽 있어어요ㅡ**
Here from TwosetViolin
AlenaGlare 42 same
Same
Same XD
AlenaGlare 42 lmfao same
same~~~
She speaks like a child; she plays like an accomplished master.
다음인기글 보고왔다 손🙆♂️...
바이올리니스트 어머니께서 50분 연습하고 10분 쉬게 하는데 본인은 그게 이해가 안간다고 하더라구요
한 첼리스트도 80대까지 매일 하루도 연습을 거르지않았는데, 거장께서도 5-6시간은 꼭 연습하는데 자기가 어떻게 쉬냐며••
너무 대단합니다 저도 힘내서 공부하러 가려고요 일단 이거만 다 보고요
Translation?
Drew Lynch It says: On a TV show this little girl said she doesnt understand when her mom- also a violinist- insists her to take a 10 min break after 50 min play because a top cellist she knows practiced 5-6 hours a day until his 80s. She thinks she need to practice without taking a rest
Shes marvelous!
바이올린 하고 있는 언니가 팬이어서 알게됬어요!
The fact that she not only plays this insanely difficult piece perfectly in tune, but also makes it look so easy and sound so utterly beautiful, sends shivers up and down my spine.
This piece perfectly represents the Hungarian soul, how through the ages we had so many sad moments in our history, but the people always tried to bursh off sadness and depression by jokes and joyful dance. The fast dancing song (czardas) is prefect choice and ending after the very slow sad theme.
I realize that
If it represents Hungarian soul, why is it called "Gypsy Airs", and not "Hungarian Airs"?
@@tanyaamosava241 "Like his contemporaries, Sarasate misidentified Hungarian folk music with the "gypsy music" of the Romani people, and the themes in the piece are not of Romani origin, but were all actually adapted from Hungarian music pieces." That's what Wikipedia says.
@@jujube9871 Well said.
@@tanyaamosava241 As it is on wiki, which was corrected because of me, when I found an article about the story of this piece, Sarasate was visiting Hungary, and usually foreigners know nothing about Gypsies, so they think if they play a song, then it is probably theirs (Sarasate also heard these melodies played by gypsy musician). Well in fact, many gypsies started to work as musician in 19th century (or even earlier), but because they were mostly playing (working) for Hungarian audience, obviously Hunagrians wanted to listen to their own traditional folk songs, in this way the Hungarian Gypsies had to learn and play these songs, otherwise how they would have made money in the bars and restaurants they were playing?
So Sarasate went home thinking it was probably Gypsy music, however there can be an other reason of it, in that time the composers liked to use the name Gypsy, because then it sounded more exotic, it is clear in the case of Ravel: Tzigane, tzigane (or as we say cigány) is an other word for Gypsy, and this piece has nothing to do with the Gypsies either. From Wikipedia: ,,The name of the piece is derived from the generic European term for "gypsy" (in French: gitan, tsigane or tzigane rather than the Hungarian cigány) although it does not use any authentic Gypsy melodies."
I have now heard several other performances of this piece, including ones by Menhuin and Perlman. I keep coming back to this one, as the one I like best. I love to watch her facial expressions, as she plays. She is not just playing this piece, she is dominating it. She is showing the world how it should be played. At 12 years old! And at 16, she is even better, if that's possible.
It seems as if she was born to play a violin owing to " a real flair " that might be inherited from her parents!? I do hope she would be better at 16 thanks to the genuine flair she was born with & her brilliant teacher whoever that individual is. Have a fabulous day wherever you are!! And stay away & healthy amidst the dire plight precipitated by the COVID-19 & its variant such as the omicron virus running on a rampage around the world or pandemic.,,,,(12/24/22)
I think she really nailed the tempo of the last part, most of the other performances of other violinists or her others ones too, have a bit different tempo. When they play it faster, it starts to lose the feeling of the dance Czardas, as this part comes from that. for example 8:10 is a very typical part of it.
연주 전에는 약간 부끄러워 하는 것 같았는데 연주 시작하자마자 표정도 바뀌고.. 꽉차다 못해 터져나오는 연주에 절로 소름이 돋음...
인정....😰
와 닭살 돋음..
What
저 빠른 리듬에 하모닉스까지ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 와 진짜 잘한다.. 어떤 지고이네르바이젠을 들어도 이 12살 짜리 느낌이 안나
진짜 동의합니다, .. 주기적으로 들으러와요
I'm never tired of watching this, I mean not just the music but the performance, how the girl is confident, she was nervous when introducing herself, her smile during the play, how fluently the bow moves!! So entertaining! She is a diamond. And many thanks to TwoSetViolin!!
Without confidence I find playing anything isn't as good as when I'm confident. It probably had to do with mindset.
English isn't her native language. Music is.
I think she was not nervous. She is just pretty young and probably not fluent in english
I should start to count how many times I come back to listen to this again and again, I am definitely over 30 times.
I actually started doing that recently, and in the past few months I've listened to this recording 48 times :O
@@classicalviolinist2325 I discovered her 3 weeks ago and so far I listened to it 107 times😅😂
테크닉만 과하게 발달하고 감정이 안느껴지는 연주들이 많은데. 이친구는 감정선까지 느껴지는 연주라서 자꾸 듣게됨. 요 나이에 천재라고 하는 다른 연주자들과는 좀 다른 아우라가 있음
몰라서 묻는 음악 바본데요
뭐가 그케 뛰어 나나요??
음알못인데 공감합니다.
디미니와또요 듣다가 템포 느려지는 지루할법한 부분의 연주가 정교하게 수놓아진 금실을 보는것 같다면 찐입니다.
처음 듣는데 울컥 했어요
@@디미니와또요 바이올린 울부짖는데요... 😭😭😵😵🙏🙏