Wow he doesn’t over phrase any of the difficult runs and big down bows like other players, yet still maintains the integrity of a sonata and clarity which brings out the melody in a piece where the notes don’t play themselves.. honestly super refined super crisp and came out just how he would imagine it should be
I would say augustin hadelichs is about the same level as this! But when you get to the playing being as good as these two fine artists it’s really just personal taste
Before I had no interest for the Ysaye's sonatas, but listening to your interpretations makes me want to study them 🤣🤣. Greetings from Argentina and I hope you to stay safe!
I have been listening and studying you and 3 other young violinist. All 4 of you are among the best in the world. However, I am convinced now that you are THE greatest violinist in the world. Your playing and musicality move me like no other violinist in the world today. In some ways you remind me of a few of the really greats of the last century. I find myself wondering what you will be like in 10, 20 30 more years. Unfortunately, I wont be around to know. So, in the meantime, I sit back in amazement and supreme awe, and to some degree envy, and speechless adore and love your playing and artistry. I am working hard on approaching my own playing in some small degree, to mimic your sound and bowing. Thank you Kerson for the immense joy you bring to me and the world. I wish we knew more about your personal life.
Honestly the thing I admire the most about Kerson's playing is the freedom he has in his neck and head to move and still retain control over the instrument. I mean, everything he's doing is great, but a lot of players who can play all the same notes and don't have that kind of apparent postural freedom.
This should be performance should be a requirement for anyone serious about playing the violin. This is such an amazing display of a masters technique freeing this music to really be more than a ghastly difficult show piece. By far one of my favorite performances of this work. Just WOW!
He has the fastest fingers of any violinist I've ever heard. Listen to his performance of Tartini's Devil's Trill Sonata. The best trill I've ever heard.
To be honest you are a real gift for music world, as a musician I appreciate you and respect you. God bless all your knowledge and your family. Thank you for all Kerson.
I am working on this piece and his playing IS inspiring and unique. I mean, very unique. Light, and elegance.! Karson, you play this as if you are video-gaming...lol
I usually have to listen to this performance on CD with earphones in.... because if I watch this video I get distracted by Kerson's biceps too early in and realise I'm not listening anymore... I'm just drifting off into another fantasy hahaha. Epic performance though of course Kers :)
Your tone, musicality, technique is really awesome. I am big fan of your playing. I am so excited that you are playing with TSO in January. I will be there for sure.
You don't have to worry about your self esteem after you have listened to this masterful performance, as long as it doesn't exist, because it cannot possibly exist anymore, it is no longer a problem, it's okay, you have been freed from the burden of having a self esteem. Self esteem is overrated anyway. As a beginner (5years) violin student I can fully relate to that 🤣 my violin related self esteem just experienced its last dying breath after the first note.
Really love how great bowing you have. Really nice to take you as an example of bow weight control to work towards myself. Very passionate performance aswell👍🏻
Makes the violin resonate more overtones if done correctly (according to Leopold Auer iirc). It also gives him way more freedom in movement by alleviating any potential build-ups of (excess) tension. It's a very useful little trick!
Personally, I don't think I would use so much rubato, but Kerson's interpretation is certainly very convincing (not to mention his absolutely impeccable technique).
which violin is this;? I'm not aware of the instrument you perform on. And the string are? I would like to try them. I really love the tone of your wrist bowing, produced from this instrument. Congratulation. The expressions and timing is spot on. I immediately notice your bowing style.
Hey @Kerson Leong why do you and so many other violinists play that D♯ as a D♮ ? It's D♯in the manuscript at Juilliard, in the Ysaÿe edition 1924 and Schott reprint 1952, and in the Henle edition 2004. The Soviet Muzgig edition from 1965 does have it as D♮. Do you know where that change comes from? Lots of violinists play the D♮ and only a few play the D♯, Kavakos recorded D♮ and later recorded D♯. Thank you
The audio is his studio recording made in late 2019 in Domaine Forget, St-Irénée (Quebec, Canada). The video recording has been made from his home! It syncs perfectly.
What you hear has not been recorded at the same time as what you see. This means he probably has done an audio recording in traditional style, maybe with cuts, then recorded this video separately, then the two have been synced and mixed together. But what you hear is not what you see here :) even if it is for sure veeeery much similar ;) he's a great player anyway
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The movement of the muscles is an art, his phrasing is also an art, and he is the great violinist of our century 🫀
A tip: you can watch movies on InstaFlixxer. Been using it for watching loads of movies during the lockdown.
@Gary Camilo definitely, have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since november myself :)
both fake obv they joined a few hours apart
Wow he doesn’t over phrase any of the difficult runs and big down bows like other players, yet still maintains the integrity of a sonata and clarity which brings out the melody in a piece where the notes don’t play themselves.. honestly super refined super crisp and came out just how he would imagine it should be
There isn’t a better recording of this piece out there in my opinion. Go for the Grammy dude.
I would say augustin hadelichs is about the same level as this! But when you get to the playing being as good as these two fine artists it’s really just personal taste
Try recordings of Ilya Kaler
Uess
James Ehnes
The level of precision of the interpretation is amazing!
Yeah, he’s nutty, he’s impossibly good 😅
Lol I guess you mean level of precision
@@nataliechan2050 true! corrected 👍
This man plays the violin like he made it😍🥺🔥
Well said
Before I had no interest for the Ysaye's sonatas, but listening to your interpretations makes me want to study them 🤣🤣. Greetings from Argentina and I hope you to stay safe!
Rip Lautaro Fernández.
Me pasó lo mismo!
@@na-kun2136 Jshsjsjdhs
Every single note is all alive..... just amazing
I think this violinist's movement is so impressive
I have been listening and studying you and 3 other young violinist. All 4 of you are among the best in the world. However, I am convinced now that you are THE greatest violinist in the world. Your playing and musicality move me like no other violinist in the world today. In some ways you remind me of a few of the really greats of the last century. I find myself wondering what you will be like in 10, 20 30 more years. Unfortunately, I wont be around to know. So, in the meantime, I sit back in amazement and supreme awe, and to some degree envy, and speechless adore and love your playing and artistry. I am working hard on approaching my own playing in some small degree, to mimic your sound and bowing. Thank you Kerson for the immense joy you bring to me and the world. I wish we knew more about your personal life.
who are the other 3 then? :-)
@@oxoelfoxo I was about to ask the same question 😂
@@oxoelfoxo one of them is Augustin Hadelich ❤️
@@pluutoop love Hadelich. and the other two are? (oh, you're not the op lol)
@@oxoelfoxo not sure can you tell us?
Honestly the thing I admire the most about Kerson's playing is the freedom he has in his neck and head to move and still retain control over the instrument. I mean, everything he's doing is great, but a lot of players who can play all the same notes and don't have that kind of apparent postural freedom.
This should be performance should be a requirement for anyone serious about playing the violin. This is such an amazing display of a masters technique freeing this music to really be more than a ghastly difficult show piece. By far one of my favorite performances of this work. Just WOW!
It sounds majestic af
fellow bedwars sweat who listens to ysaye
@@pcpt who doesn't listen to ysaye sonatas while side-rushing aqua
You have the fastest vibrato out of every violinist I watch 👏
Not necessary vibrato, it could be projection
He has the fastest fingers of any violinist I've ever heard. Listen to his performance of Tartini's Devil's Trill Sonata. The best trill I've ever heard.
@@violintegral Heifetz and Kogan exist
Oh my god.. I´m crying. This is just incredible.
Master of the Violin. Thankyou, Kerson, you inspire me to breathe the air around me.
To be honest you are a real gift for music world, as a musician I appreciate you and respect you. God bless all your knowledge and your family. Thank you for all Kerson.
I am working on this piece and his playing IS inspiring and unique. I mean, very unique. Light, and elegance.! Karson, you play this as if you are video-gaming...lol
How is it going?
You make it look so easy! What a fantastic interpretation! The colors, the dynamics, the tone! Wow!
I feel his “inhibited joy”
😃that interpretation is so precise and great!
Serait-ce le meilleur violoniste au monde?! Incroyable.
Effortless brilliance... I’m just speechless
I usually have to listen to this performance on CD with earphones in.... because if I watch this video I get distracted by Kerson's biceps too early in and realise I'm not listening anymore... I'm just drifting off into another fantasy hahaha.
Epic performance though of course Kers :)
me tooo lol
Thats the last thing a noticed on him. His music is way too powerful to noticed his "muscles"
Impressive! Congratulations 🔥
Beautiful playing and visual. Very passionate, yet not overboard. Wonderful violinist!
watching your fingers move is mind blowing
Wow. Just wow.
Transportingly beautiful 😢
Making music is a lifelong journey.
Your tone, musicality, technique is really awesome. I am big fan of your playing. I am so excited that you are playing with TSO in January. I will be there for sure.
I still can't decide what's going on with my self esteem
....
You don't have to worry about your self esteem after you have listened to this masterful performance, as long as it doesn't exist, because it cannot possibly exist anymore, it is no longer a problem, it's okay, you have been freed from the burden of having a self esteem. Self esteem is overrated anyway. As a beginner (5years) violin student I can fully relate to that 🤣 my violin related self esteem just experienced its last dying breath after the first note.
Our treasure his dedication.....❣🎻
Really love how great bowing you have. Really nice to take you as an example of bow weight control to work towards myself. Very passionate performance aswell👍🏻
You deserve 1 million followers.
2
Transcendental playing.....❤😊
Hypnotizingly beautiful.
So individual A great violin talent with a great musical mind!
4:05 really smooth
I just realized that he plays without a shoulder rest 👁👄👁
I think he has a piece of yoga mat in n his shoulder.
@@notepadpowersnail1860 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Makes the violin resonate more overtones if done correctly (according to Leopold Auer iirc). It also gives him way more freedom in movement by alleviating any potential build-ups of (excess) tension. It's a very useful little trick!
İncredible performance, bravo...
Such dynamic control !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Personally, I don't think I would use so much rubato, but Kerson's interpretation is certainly very convincing (not to mention his absolutely impeccable technique).
Beautiful i accidentaly fell asleep because i was do tired but this was just so Beautiful and the sound way so Beautiful never stop playing
Bravisimo Kerson !!!!!!
Perfection with ease!
best Ysaye sonata I'v ever heared ! : Leong's a GENIUS!
The the strength of his pinky finger is more than the strengths of all my muscles combined.
OMG so clean
Absolutely perfect!!
This was absolutely amazing; I love this piece and your interpretation was phenomenal!
bravo! interpretação interessante, enérgica , vibrante.
On repeat!
Absolutely astounding! Thank you!
Thank you so much! This was so beautiful!!!
Amazing performance.
Incredible experience.
Really fantastic
Oh wow
Yay, can’t wait!!!!
You’re a master of nuance!!!!
Why are you so amazing? 😳🥰🤷
Wow !
3:03 THAT gliss
Amazing!!!
Wow!!!!
This version is the only one comparable to Kremer's. Non plus ultra musically level 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Bravoooooo 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
cant wait! :D
Beautiful 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
4:04 💙
Bravo!
I will get up early just for that
It’s like sonic modern art
6:32 I always thought that bit sounds like Super Mario when he's about to clear the stage
Omg
which violin is this;? I'm not aware of the instrument you perform on. And the string are? I would like to try them. I really love the tone of your wrist bowing, produced from this instrument. Congratulation. The expressions and timing is spot on.
I immediately notice your bowing style.
Damn, you 're good.
Nice!
Bravo mec
Hey @Kerson Leong why do you and so many other violinists play that D♯ as a D♮ ? It's D♯in the manuscript at Juilliard, in the Ysaÿe edition 1924 and Schott reprint 1952, and in the Henle edition 2004. The Soviet Muzgig edition from 1965 does have it as D♮. Do you know where that change comes from? Lots of violinists play the D♮ and only a few play the D♯, Kavakos recorded D♮ and later recorded D♯. Thank you
You are always Awesome! How did you record the sound?
What kind of Mic and effect program (?) do you use?
🎼🎶🎵✨✨✨✨✨
You should record Carmen Fantasy
That's a lot of reverb XD looking good thi
E de invejar a flexibilidade da mão direita de cara
💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Мощно,дуже мощно
did you add reverb to the recording? because if it's raw than wow!
The audio is his studio recording made in late 2019 in Domaine Forget, St-Irénée (Quebec, Canada). The video recording has been made from his home! It syncs perfectly.
@@aidentheabsurd thanks
Oh my god
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💯
❤
Mettiamoci un pizzico di riverbero in più...
Ling Ling
I want to dance with him
🥰
the thumbnail looked like Eddy so i clicked it...
i think it's the hair because otherwise, nope.
very nice but not a fan of the echo effect
is this guy high
Is it in playback?
Yes, partially at least. Was scrolling down the comments to see if i was the only one who noticed it.
Still don't understand why though.
Whats playback?
What you hear has not been recorded at the same time as what you see. This means he probably has done an audio recording in traditional style, maybe with cuts, then recorded this video separately, then the two have been synced and mixed together. But what you hear is not what you see here :) even if it is for sure veeeery much similar ;) he's a great player anyway
@@sergiomarriniviolinist5516 thanks
한치의 오차도 없는 연주
Yosh