Hilary Hahn - Mozart: Violin Concerto No. 4 - Andrew Davis/BBC Symphony Orchestra
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- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Violin Concerto No. 4 in D major, K. 218
I. Allegro (00:00)
II. Andante cantabile (09:24)
III. Rondeau (Andante grazioso - Allegro ma non troppo) (17:17)
Hilary Hahn, violin
Sir Andrew Davis, conductor
BBC Symphony Orchestra - เพลง
I appreciate the people who held their coughs until 8:57 when the movement finished.
It's commonplace esp. when the orchestra is being recorded, the audience is specifically asked often to contain their coughs until in between movements.
Amir Ezhieh, don’t ruin the appreciation.
@@amirahmadazhieh2510 its still should be appreciated that these people even heeded the warning. Very remarkable indeed.
@@amirahmadazhieh2510 It might be commonplace to ASK it,but it doesn't mean people do it. If you've ever heard/watched other Proms performances, people cough quite a lot, I think (I don't know if it's the resonance of the concert hall, but they're generally quite audible. In fact, in this very recording you can hear some coughs during movements.
Yeah, it was as if suddenly there was a thunderstorm. Incidentally, if you're sick, just don't go to a concert/play/the cinema, geez! And if you really, really, want to go, take cough drops or a sweet to prevent a dry throat. I will never understand why there are so many coughs during concerts. Not even sneezes. Just coughs. It must be like scratching. Someone mentions itches or you can't scratch and suddenly it itches all over.
This was 2000... Hilary was 20. Her rendering was impeccable at that time. Nowadays, she has doubled her age and reached full musical maturity as an artist. Her violin is now warmer, softer, more emotional, but her technique remains perfect. No question in my mind she is at the summit fo the violin players alive. Thanks for posting.
I love the way Hilary Hahn just floats above the music.
One of today's finest violinists, without a doubt.
IKR
Still a living legend in 2021
The Best
any day's finest violinist
If it's a violin concerto, I want Hilary at the controls. She's done nearly all of them.
Amazing musician. She's 21 here, looks like 14, but plays with mastery and absolute authority. Bravo Hilary !
She looks so young in the video. She really looks like a teenage girl, mastering the technique so wel.
Now, she's 39 and she looks like she's 20. When she hits 60, she probably won't look a day over 35.
I believe this is a recording of her performance at the last night of the BBC Proms in 2000 under Sir Colin Davis. She was born 27 Nov 1979 so she was 20 years old at the time. To have to face those idiotic promenarders who spoil the last night of the Proms for the rest of us must have been an unnerving ordeal. But her fingering is as usual near perfect and her bow control leaves me in awe. And she still puts across all the emotion that Mozart intended in the Andante cantabile. My favourite violinist after 88 years as an listener. It was her debut at the Proms - she appeared again in 2010.
@@Mornhurst Good for you, Sir. Considering her fiddle was out of tune for a good part of that first movement (sorry if I called that incorrectly, I am a rock guitarist of 59 years), I am amazed at how tight her intonation is. And her tone is unmatched as is her vibrato. And the way she attacks that violin with her bow is just masterful. Her feeling is YEARS beyond someone her age. And she makes wonderful mincemeat of Mozart and any other composer ... and she's HUMAN!! What a sense of humor. Can you tell I like her?? I love that the audience cannot contain their joy!!
at 2:37 idk if i am the only one but here she kind of looks 8 years old. if you see what i mean.
My violin teacher thinks that I should play the first movement for my college audition, and I'm just hoping that the people I'm going to audition in front of have never heard this performance
How did it go? Did you get in?
@@stellanguyen6823 My audition is in December. I'm actually going to perform the accolay concerto and the first movement of Bach's partita in d minor. The Accolay isn't as impressive as this piece, but we decided that it would be better to play a not-so-hard piece really well rather than squeak my way through a harder piece. I really hope it goes well.
@@gabrielmcwethy3441 Good luck on the audition!
@@gabrielmcwethy3441 Good luck!
@Gabriel McWethy Good luck !
She is the kind of violinist that make me want to smile when she is playing.
This is how Mozart concerts should be played. Full of energy, wit, joy and as clean as freshly fallen snow.
Nicely said!
Iomymu123, well, I find it interesting to quote Mozart in a letter to his father Leopold: "I can't stand the use of vibrato, neither in instruments or human voices."
@@geiryvindeskeland7208 Source?
Killerbee47. Hi, I read the sentence in a book, written by Bruno Kvist. The language is Danish, and the translation is my own. it's twenty years since last time I read the book, and after searching I can not find the sentence. Maybe the sentence is the writers own after reading the letter that Wolfgang wrote to his father: Paris, 12. June 1778.
Killerbee47, I found the sentence on page 130(Danish): "Og Wolfgang hadede vibrato, både sangligt og instrumentalt."
3:20 Mozart really loves that trill part. He used it in a lot of his pieces lol. Anyways, I still feel no one plays Mozart like Hillary does. I think he would be absolutely thrilled to hear her play his music.
the trill into a turn into a held note is a classic! I see it in Classical music all the time with Haydn too, which makes sense considering they knew each other
Much agreed.
Don't you mean he'd absolutely be *trilled*?
I'll see myself out, no need to escort me...
I am agree with you 200%. Her playing is as exquisite as it can ever be
That kind of trill also is very much common in the piano concertos of CPE Bach. Beacause He is considered as the forefather of modern classical music.
At that timeperiod he broke out of his father's influence and initiated this style. And Mozart is the apotheosis
Hahn has incredible musicality in her playing. Her technique is extraordinary. And then there is the exquisite tone she draws from her instrument, perfect for Mozart.
Is this the same Larry Saltzman who is a NYC-based guitar player? If so, a great musician himself.
Didn't you know that Mozart wrote especially for her?
And, of course, she can host meme review on TwoSetViolin.
@@petrospaul528 yep
Hilary took her time to become a great musician . She did not want to be a child prodigy , but a complete violonist and artist! That’s why she is incredible and have a so large répertoire ! Amazing woman !
I believe this is a recording of her performance at the last night of the BBC Proms on Sat 9 Sep 2000 in the Royal Albert Hall under the baton of Sir Colin Davis. She was born 27 Nov 1979 so she was 20 years old at the time. To have to face those idiotic last night promenarders who spoil the last night of the Proms for the rest of us must have been an unnerving ordeal. But her fingering is as usual near perfect and her bow control leaves me in awe. And she still puts across all the emotion that Mozart intended in the Andante cantabile. My favourite violinist after 88 years as a listener. It was her debut at the Proms - she appeared again in 2010.
This is written Andrew Davis though
@@KimieNg17 Yes, it is Sir Andrew and yes it was "her performance at the last night of the BBC Proms on Sat 9 Sep 2000 in the Royal Albert Hall".
I want Hilary Hahn's 4th finger vibrato 👌👌
Her vibratos are gorgeous ... as is her tonality!
I'm a guitar player, and SO do I!
"it's practical!"
@Anselm Herkstroeter I use vibrato with my 4th finger also, it's just because (at least in my opinion) it's just the hardest finger to vibrato with.
@Anselm Herkstroeter everyone uses it, however hers is SO GOOD
Hilary looks like she's 14 in this, I swear.
@@ohnambu3829 Yes, she was 20 years old then.
Even now she looks like 10-15 years younger than she is
The music keeps her staying young
She definitely looked young!!
@@lucianomartinspomponet9275 what!! she looks super young
WHO PUTS ADS IN THE MIDDLE OF A CLASSICAL MUSIC PERFORMANCE???? It was soooo beautiful- Hilary Hahn is my greatest idol:) She makes every single note sound stunning.
It's TH-cam, also threw a commercial into my playback. Could avoid by purchasing "commercial free" TH-cam but not worth the money to me. Hilary's playing is just perfect!
Why?
get an ad blocker. it would still pause the music but it at least won't play its own annoying noises and ruin the vibe
I did not have any ads when I was listening to a lot of times
Every single note is crystal clear... this is amazing!
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galexwong -A great performance by the young lady. My only criticism doesn’t concern her but the conductor; and the tempo at certain times being held up to long.
Dude it’s Hilary Hahn what did u expect
Millionth time I’ve come back to this and god that 1st mvt cadenza she wrote is just the most beautiful thing I’ve ever heard
Ah, I was wondering who's cadenzas she played. My score has Joachim's.
This performance taught me what a superb composer Hilary is. Her cadenzas are perhaps the finest ever written for this concerto.
Above everything else, it is Mrs. Hahn's bow technique which makes her absolutely unique. Look at other top-notch violonists, they might have a good left hand as well; but none of them uses their bow in such articulated, end-to end way - never the slightest elbow-playing. This is a joy to look (and to listen) at.
Beautifully performed by a beautiful woman. Hilary Hahn is amazing! She's my favorite violinist.
HOW CAN 331 PEOPLE DISLIKE THIS PERFORMANCE??? LING LING IS DISAPPOINTED.
I had never noticed before, but Hilary Hahn's eyebrown raise is definitely my new favorite eyebrown raise in the world.
Eyebrow.
A beautiful woman playing the violin like an angel!! Exquisite, and the essence of perfection.
Yeah, amazing virtuoso. This orchestra no match for her, they sound stiff and poor intonation of the whole group.
The slow movement from this concerto is one of my favourites by Mozart.
2024 anyone?
Привет!😊
Hello!
@@meomitsubishi1736Хилари, это музыка, играющая на скрипке!
🫡
Hello😊
What a very pretty concerto and this young lady played it beautifully. Thanks for a picture of young Hilary.
MOZART inmortal HILLARY insuperable orquesta & conductor de lo mejor felicidades desde la CDMX
Mozart kicks butt !!!
Hilary Hahn kicks butt !!!
Andrew Davis kicks butt !!!
The BBC Symphony kicks butt !!!
No one can find any one more beautiful or most spectacular music than Hilary Hahn. Thank you Hilary.
Hilary has been such an inspiration on my violin playing. I am playing this for my eighth grade solo and ensemble and am so excited!
Beautiful choice, you'll do great! :)
Good luck!
His bowing gives the intensity and depth required that some interpreters sometimes forget. An interpretation full of happiness as the concerto asks. Everything is matter of taste. Nothing is set in stone.
"His"
Michel Du Paul his?
Oh c'mon people, English is probably not his first language.
@@tesscrelli783 you might be right but given the sentences he created his english looks pretty good to make a gender mistake lel
Koray Gunduz, "lel"?
Wow this is an angel that came from heaven of music
The final boss for all Suzuki's students
Incredible. As many times as I've heard this piece, this performance brought tears to my eyes.
Brava.
I like the colorful dresses these ladies were in, and white suits with flowers... and realize it’s indeed a prom concert
White dinner jackets for summer. Might have been played during a London season
One of the ALL time greats...love it‼
dreamy, creamy and beautiful, simply beautiful Mozart by Hilary Hahn
creamy?
Why creamy?
C R E A M Y
Incredible talent, Incredible beauty and grace that's what is Hilary Hahn. Divine creature!
8:18 this part of the cadenza gahhhh. her mind. the talent.
0:00 Allegro
09:24 Andante Cantabile
17:17 Rondeau (Andante Grazioso)
Today in the supermarket: Mozart's 4th violin concert's adagio. Sublime. The supermarket is Harris Teeter next to Meridian Hill in DC. Awesome choice!
Amazing Hilary! Now I wanna see Chloe Chua play this piece
Chloe performed it in Zhuhai in 2017!
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That first movement cadenza-- JUST WOW!!!
Ikr. Most beautiful cadenza I've heard from any concerto.
darylehudson bisous
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She's like an angel for me, even im never see an angel before...
Imagine twoset saying "Nooooooo!" the moment they hear the applause after the first movement. 😂😂😂
I’m 21y, just started my first violin lesson three months ago. I wish I can play the violin so well just like her!
Good luck! With practice you
can do it!
Gl
@@jak.cr1ym thanks for your kind words, sir
It’s been two years are you still playing? 😄
@@davidtran3053 hi there!
Yeah, I’m still playing! Still a big fan of this beautiful instrument.
Now I’m actually playing in a local orchestra. So much pressure but so good to play with other music lovers!
I love this music... classical, Barroco, Romantic
Best female violinist of the world. In my opinion 👏👏
Je ne me lasse de cette vidéo qui m'a fait découvrir Hilary Hahn ,tellement talentueuse et sobre dans son art. ⚘
11:47 is absolutely beautiful, Mozart was a fucking genius
Mozart siempre genial, alegre, como jugando. Hilary extraordinaria ,virtuosa y bella. Que más se puede pedir. gracias por esta maravilla .
I loved Hillary’s cadenzas! ❤️💙 Amazing talent.
22:56 Only Hilary Hahn can make a whistling e-string un-whistle
Simply great.Thank you Hilary.
Absolutely amazing
Hermosa version . Toca muy bien y con mucho sentimiento , Si, sentimiento en Mozart , no solo musica genial .
frivole, joyeux rien de tel pour se mettre en joie vive Mozart merci
Thank you, Ms Hahnx for this exercise in violin perfection.
出だしのワクワクするメロディとリズムが大好きな曲です！
Beautiful Andante, beautiful young lady...what can I say.
I'll never stop listening to this. Hillary Hahn is amazing ❤
magic violin............................................
3:20
Mozart loved using that trill
Most beautiful !!!!
Your right! She is fantastic! I can't believe!
she looks like she's dancing
Lol I see all the professionals do that to. Not sure why.
+Vishnu Halikere Lol! Berliner Zeitung 12.08.2006 von
Wolfgang Fuhrmann "Ein neuer Typus hält Einzug ins Klassik -
Gewerbe: junge Musiker mit verstärktem Niedlichkeitsfaktor" ....
"Die Vermarktungsmethoden, mit denen die Klassikfirmen heute aus ihrer
Talsohle herauszukommen versuchen, orientieren sich offener an den
glänzenden Oberflächen des Mainstream-Popgeschäfts. Dabei geht es nicht
so sehr um den Sex-Sells-Faktor, wie er etwa bei Anna Netrebko
eingesetzt wird, wenn deren schwarze Mähne so wild ums Haupt fliegt,
dass man förmlich den Praktikanten in den Kulissen mit dem
Hochleistungsventilator hantieren sieht. Die neue Strategie der
Plattenvermarktung setzt vielmehr auf das Prinzip Schnuckelklassik: eher
Knuffigkeitsfaktor als Erotik (was ja auch immer etwas mit Distanz zu
tun hat), eher Kylie Minogue und Britney Spears als Christina Aguileira
oder Madonna. Noch ist Schnuckelklassik kein Begriff - Google kennt
keine Einträge. Aber wir werden um das Wort nicht herumkommen, um diese
Marketing-Strategie zu beschreiben. Stars müssen nicht nur so jung sein
wie das ersehnte Zielpublikum, sie müssen auch so niedlich und knuddelig
wirken, dass man sie am liebsten als Stofftiere mit ins Bett nehmen
würde. Dafür dürfen sie auch ruhig Beethoven oder Bartók spielen - und
tun es in den meisten Fällen nicht einmal schlecht. Der Glaube,
klassische Musiker müssten sich mit Crossover-Projekten für die Pophörer
profilieren, ist ein wenig geschwunden. Ruppiger Spätpunker-Charme wie
bei Nigel Kennedy und allzu offensive asiatische Sinnlichkeit wie bei
Vanessa Mae sind jedenfalls passé. Angestaubt wirken diese beiden
Vertreter der 90er-Jahre vor allem auch durch ihre ständigen
popmusikalischen Anbiederungen (Elektrogeige und dergleichen). Heute, da
der Klassikleiter der Universal Music Group Deutschland, Christian
Kellersmann, als Credo verkündet: "Klassik ist die neue Popmusik", hat
sich die Beweislast eher umgekehrt, und so wird demnächst Sting ein
Album mit Liedern des elisabethanischen Lautenisten John Dowland
aufnehmen. Nicht zufällig bei der Deutschen Grammophon (DG), die zu
Universal gehört. Und nicht zufällig kommen auch die meisten
Schnuckelklassiker bei diesem altehrwürdigen Klassik-Label groß raus.
Das ist auch historisch nicht unverständlich. Denn sollte je eine
Geschichte der Schnuckelklassik geschrieben werden, würde der Geigerin
Anne-Sophie Mutter, Karajan-Zögling und DG-Star, darin gewiss die Rolle
der Ahnherrin zukommen - auch wenn sie dem pausbäckigen Wunderkinddasein
längst ent- und in die schulterfreie Abendrobe hineingewachsen ist. So
ist es nur folgerichtig, dass der Typus des Schnuckelklassikers derzeit
in Reinkultur vor allem bei jungen Geigerinnen auftritt. Man denke nur
an die Amerikanerin Hilary Hahn, deren immer ein wenig von
Jungmädchen-Ernsthaftigkeit geprägtes Antlitz beim Betrachter
unwillkürlich den Eindruck entstehen lässt, hier mache sich jemand ganz
doll Gedanken über den Zustand der Welt. Im Gespräch kann sie
zurückhaltend bis zum Nichtssagenden sein. Tatsächlich aber ist Hahn
durchaus - und sehr amerikanisch - offen für allerlei volksnahen Unfug;
auf ihrer Internet-Seite findet sich wunderbare "Fan Art";
Selbstgemaltes von Bewunderern (wir empfehlen das lustige Sonnenbild!),
außerdem gibt es "Itty Bitty News" (zum Beispiel eine Todesanzeige ihres
Meerschweinchens Psyche: "starb am 30. Juli 2004 mit zweieinhalb Jahren
an einer rätselhaften Verdauungsstörung") und ein regelmäßig geführtes
Reisetagebuch. Die Seite enthält auch Tipps, wie man alleine Zeit in
einem Hotelzimmer verbringen kann: zum Beispiel mit "Lesen", "Auf dem
Bett auf und ab springen", "Bügeln", "Fernsehen (Filme, ausländische
Sendungen, Tierrettungsshows, Sport oder verrückte amerikanische
Sendungen, wenn jemand Amerikaner ist und Heimweh hat)", "Alle Möbel
umstellen (eine meiner Lieblingsbeschäftigungen)" und so weiter.
Außerdem führt Hahn gerne mit Mitmusikern Interviews, wobei immer
dieselben Fragen gestellt werden: "Ist Schokolade eine Droge?" -
"Lieblingstiere?" - "Was halten Sie von Bach?" - "Schnittblumen?" und so
fort. Dass man sie auf ihren Fotos kaum je lachen sieht, ist also
erstaunlich; da sie diese Fotos aber selbst auswählt, vielleicht auch
erklärbar. Sie sieht sich, wie so manche junge Dame, wohl nicht gern
selbst beim Lachen zu. Ein richtiger Wonneproppen hingegen ist Hahns
niederländische Kollegin Janine Jansen: Sie strahlt am liebsten von
einem Ohr zum anderen. Jansen ist sich auch nicht zu fein, auf ihrer
Homepage mit einer Fotogalerie von nicht weniger als fünfzehn Bildern zu
prunken, während ihre lettische Konkurrentin Baiba Skride sich gerade
mal sechs gestattet. Und wo Skride auf dem Cover zu ihrem Solo-Recital
in Jeansanzug vor einem Bretterzaun street credibility einforderte, da
sieht man Frau Jansen in abendgerechten Tüll- und Seidenträumen, aber
auch im kleinen Schwarzen oder schlichten weißen Hosenanzug. Kurz: eine
Frau fürs zarte Geigendiner, wo Skride eher den Typ zum Pferdeausreißen
gibt. Die schnuckelklassischste aller Photogalerien aber hat die
Berlinerin Caroline Fischer aufzuweisen. Auf ihrer Website präsentiert
sich die "Pianistin aus Leidenschaft" auf neunzehn (Rekord!) Bildern in
allen Lebenslagen: sinnlich schmollend, verschmust lächelnd, kühn viel
nacktes Bein von sich spreizend. Man meint, plötzlich in die
Bewerbungsmappe für eine Teenie-Modelagentur geraten zu sein, so
ungehemmt trägt Fischer hier ihr Aussehen zu Markte. Und Klavier spielen
kann sie auch noch! Die Herren spielen bei der Schnuckelklassik
vorläufig noch die zweite Geige. Rolando Villazón, an dessen Charme
nichts zu rütteln ist, hat große haarige Raupen statt Augenbrauen, und
der junge griechische Geiger Leonidas Kavakos besteht überhaupt nur aus
Behaarung. Das mag für Teddybären angehen - die Bedingungen der
Schnuckelklassik erfüllt ein freundlicher Klavierknuddel mit lustiger
Igelfrisur aber doch besser. Der Mann heißt Lang Lang und hat schon
hartgesottene Politik-Redakteurinnen dieser Zeitung in Verzückung
versetzt. Und ein ganz heißer Kandidat als erster
Schnuckelklassik-Dirigent ist Gustavo Dudamel. Lockenköpfig,
liebenswürdig, enthusiastisch wie ein Welpe, laut der Tageszeitung "El
Universal" einer der schönsten Menschen Venezuelas - und ein wunderbarer
Musiker, der demnächst, so ein Zufall, groß bei der DG rauskommen wird.
Herzigkeit sells! Und Klassik ist die neue Schnuckelmusik.
------------------------------ Fotos (5) : Caroline Fischer So entspannt
sich die "Pianistin aus Leidenschaft" (siehe www.carolinefischer. com),
wenn sie gerade mal nicht in die Tasten greift. Anne-Sophie Mutter
Überaus stürmisch geigte die Ahnfrau der Schnuckelklassik schon in
jungen Jahren (....). Janine Jansen In französischen Fauteuils ist gut
fläzen. Die Geigerin wählt dazu einen duftigen Tüll-und-Seiden-Traum
(....). Lang Lang liegt flach im Sand: der chinesische Pianist bei einer
Dehnübung. Gleich wird er wieder im Rachmaninow wüten (....). Hilary
Hahn Wenn sie mal nicht ihre Geige in Schach halten muss, springt sie
gern kontemplativ in Hotelbetten auf und ab (....).
Ein neuer Typus hält Einzug ins Klassik-Gewerbe: junge Musiker mit
verstärktem Niedlichkeitsfaktor: Schnuckelklassik!!!
+Vishnu Halikere because the music is emotional, of course. I'm a musician myself, and frankly it would feel unnatural for me to not move with the music as I play.
She used to do ballet. So natural to move to the music
u look like ur dancing
I ask my teacher for playing this concert in my final grade recital. HE SAID YESSSSSSS🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
If you listen to yourself, you will be as lively and happy as a house concert. Thank you.
Hilary,you made my evening complete.Thank you.
10:48 one of my favorite parts :'D
Amo amo este concierto. ❤️ ❤️❤️❤️
One of the best violinist
Maravillosa técnica. Con lo difícil que es....extraordinaria Hilary
Yes, she is definately a master of this instrument! Excellente Magnifico! There bereds nothing more to be said!
I've heard a mighty artistic and vastly talented voice for music and such a dedicated ethos to the fundamentals of the soul of these classical arrangements of notes in her own unique perspective while keeping the original essence of the piece that she is performing in the distinct violin... moving each and every time I sit and relax while every note is directly related to the center of the mind and soul of my conscience...
This is just so amazing. Every time I listen to it it sounds better.
Supercalifragilisticexpealidocious!!
Love it!
Wonderful. Outstanding Music that Hahn hd played!
I've heard THREE and FIVE: FOUR takes the cake. Gracious. Well composed, well played.
Amazing musician
For any other student violinists listening to this, she starts at 1:17.
Kitti Koffee Thanks 😁
Absolutely amazing thank you
Beautiful violin concerto of mozart.
Totally amazing .
She's so majestic 😭🙏
absolutely stunning
I love Ms. Hahn’s cadenzas!
Real good music! ,thank you!
what a dazzling performance!!
Da kann die Kamera noch so nah an das Instrument ranzoomen - es bleibt trotzdem ein Wunder, wo diese Musik herkommt! Ich bin sehr berührt. Hillary Hahn ist unglaublich begabt, und dabei so natürlich und unprätentiös.
Russel Crowe sure can conduct...
Amazing Hilary!
I'm learning this song, and she's so good at violin!! Her sound is so beautiful♡
Beautiful! 🤗
Mozart really makes this conductor dance.
Indeed
Incredible💚
Me encanta... mi respetos para esta mujer del como toca el violin..
From 4:00 to 5:30, could be (in my humble opinion) the best minute-and-a-half in classical music ... maybe "music" period.
Hilary is magnificent!
My absolute favorite concerto!
Hilary Hahn, fa della musica una poesia.
Movement 1 1:16 2:41 E
3:02 page 4
3:34 F 3:54 G
4:28 H
5:37 K