Daniel, In studying violin myself, but at a very sad intermediate level, I have discovered you and become a great fan of yours. I'm excited to hear snd purchase your newest album that you are promoting here. Best wishes! Rob Mancuso from West Virginia USA
I so enjoy and admire your collaboration. Thank you for the preview and insights into the CD. I am still puzzled by the title, Rhythm and the Borrowed Past. I expect the booklet and the music itself will make it clear. Looking forward to the receive the CD.
Um ehrlich zu sein, I do not like, nor do I enjoy contemporary classical music - music written mostly after 1960. However, your playing is simply phenomenal and expresses everything that this music might possibly convey (and which I don't quite understand.) Congratulations on this fantastic recording. Having been a session player for many years, I love the feel of the studio this video presents.
thanks so much!! It actually took a lot of time for me to get fully invested emotionally and musically into these works. Auerbach is not as challenging, as it's very much Shostakovich-like language. But Richard Beaudoin's piece requires a sense of free association and free expression that I had to continuously explore. I do believe in the power of the piece, and I find it stands up to repeat listening. I also believe that music should be played utilizing all of the qualifications of the violin. One thing I dislike about contemporary music is the total disregard of everything the violin can do. Why even use a violin?
@@DanielKurganov Indeed. When I first encountered Stravinsky's concerto, I thought it was odd, but I recognized that it was totally in his language. After repeated hearings, I grew to love it. Congratulations also on the articles about you (and this recording) in the Strad. It doesn't get any better than that!!
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First-rate performances by yourself and Constantine on this video from your new album! You now have my like 174 here from Germany!
Congrats!!!
Daniel, In studying violin myself, but at a very sad intermediate level, I have discovered you and become a great fan of yours. I'm excited to hear snd purchase your newest album that you are promoting here. Best wishes! Rob Mancuso from West Virginia USA
Braviiiii!!!!!!!!
A superb creative effort, congratulations!
Thank you!!
Marvelous !!!!
I so enjoy and admire your collaboration. Thank you for the preview and insights into the CD. I am still puzzled by the title, Rhythm and the Borrowed Past. I expect the booklet and the music itself will make it clear. Looking forward to the receive the CD.
Um ehrlich zu sein, I do not like, nor do I enjoy contemporary classical music - music written mostly after 1960. However, your playing is simply phenomenal and expresses everything that this music might possibly convey (and which I don't quite understand.) Congratulations on this fantastic recording. Having been a session player for many years, I love the feel of the studio this video presents.
thanks so much!! It actually took a lot of time for me to get fully invested emotionally and musically into these works. Auerbach is not as challenging, as it's very much Shostakovich-like language. But Richard Beaudoin's piece requires a sense of free association and free expression that I had to continuously explore. I do believe in the power of the piece, and I find it stands up to repeat listening. I also believe that music should be played utilizing all of the qualifications of the violin. One thing I dislike about contemporary music is the total disregard of everything the violin can do. Why even use a violin?
@@DanielKurganov Indeed. When I first encountered Stravinsky's concerto, I thought it was odd, but I recognized that it was totally in his language. After repeated hearings, I grew to love it. Congratulations also on the articles about you (and this recording) in the Strad. It doesn't get any better than that!!