That's probably the greatest feeling in the world as a musician. Probably how Paganini felt; when you've written a piece so difficult that you'll be dead and gone before anyone else can learn to play it. 😎
How rare it is to live in the era of great composers. We all think it's in the past, but it's happening right in front of our ears, right now. He will be praised in the future.
I'm a violonist too and I do believe that you are the biggest violin player of our age, maybe of all ages. I know what I'm saying. The others, well I have heard them all, from Perlman through Bell and Vengerov to Hahn and so on. They are all great and I truly love and admire them. But even if they are the world references of the art of both the classic and modern violin playing, they cannot go beyond that. You are the only one who is capable of bringing something really revolutionary, never heard and seen before and I cannot appreciate this enough. Great concert and a PERFECT violin interpretation. I feel honored! Thank you very much!
Son pocos, muy pocos los violinistas que realmente te hacen viajar a el "mundo de la música al oírlos". Al inicio pensaba que Roman Kim era simplemente alguien que dominaba la técnica mejor que nadie, pero ahora que lo escucho con detenimiento el color que le da a su sonido, el fraseo, su forma de componer, como te cuenta una historia a travéz de las voces, me doy cuenta que realmente es uno de esos pocos que te atrapan realmente y trascienden con sus interpretaciones y composiciones. El arte trata de esto, transmitir sentimiento, emoción, Roman Kim lo hace como nadie. Ahora Roman kim es mi nuevo violinista favorito junto a Alexander Markov.
What I love about this piece is it really takes after Paganini in its technique and virtuosity BUT it actually tries to create something beautiful rather than just exist as a 30 min excuse for someone to show off their skill with an orchestra behind them The one thing that I always disliked about Paganini's concertos is that there's literally no interaction between the soloist and the orchestra, they're just there to fill in the gaps while the soloist takes 100% of the attention which gets boring very quickly, Roman Kim combines Paganini's virtuosity and the aesthetic intent of the great Romantic composers with expressive harmonic language, captivating orchestral integration, and unparalleled violin playing, this is what I've always wanted to hear in violin concertos and I'm so happy you finally released the full concerto, спасибо большое за все что ты играешь, совершенно чарующие звуки! Как будто в другом измерении побывал! Насколько же ты поэтичен, великие Концерт, Роман ❤️
In violin concerti, it’s not common for the soloist to interact with the orchestra; it’s not solely Paganini that decided against it. Interaction between soloist and orchestra is common in piano concerti, but that’s about it. The main reason it’s not common to have musical back and forth is because it’s hard to play louder than an orchestra with one violin. Of course, it is done occasionally, but quite rarely. I'm afraid I also have to disagree that Paganini’s six violin concertos lack musical substance, melody, “beauty,” whatever you’d like to call it. There are some incredibly beautiful moments in his concertos, not to mention one of the most recognizable classical melodies is from his 2nd concerto. Concerti are a way for the composer/soloist to show off their playing ability. Many romantic concerti go in and out of virtuosity and operatic melody. Paganini’s first concerto definitely has many technical passages, but there are plenty of beautiful moments in the piece. Roman Kim’s violin concerto does the same, going in and out of technicality and musicality. Don’t get me wrong; I, too, find this concerto to be beautiful; it’s packed full of delicate, tender motifs and contrasting virtuosic phrases. I simply disagree that Paganini was “all technique.” Finally, I do have to point out that Roman Kim was far from the first to combine Paganini’s virtuosity with romantic melodies. What you are describing is precisely Charles-Auguste de Bériot. I highly suggest you listen to his works, especially the ten concertos he composed; they may satisfy what you’re looking for in a concerto. You will not find yourself disappointed with de Bériot, his melodic writing far surpasses anything Paganini or Roman Kim ever wrote.
Congratulations, what a truly amazing dual accomplishment, of not only composing an absolutely brilliant and a very emotionally expressive violin concerto, but of performing such a technically difficult piece, and doing so with great passion. Mr. Roman Kim, you are a master for the ages, and what you have done, with both the composition and performance, is at the very pinnacle of human musical achievement. I have been playing the violin for over 50 years, and hope some day to be able to see you. Your music seemed to range from that of the virtuosity of Paganini, to an almost joyful and triumphant combination of Bruch and Lord of the Rings. Just wonderful. Keep writing, as you have so much great music to share with the world, which truly makes it a better place. Thank you, as it was both a pleasure and an honor to hear this wonderful piece.
Immediately when the solo starts you can hear the Paganini in it. Almost as if he's come back to life to write us another great concerto. One of the most incredible things I've ever heard - or rather experienced - in my entire life. Congratulations, Roman Kim, on writing what will inevitably become one of the great 21st century violin works.
What happens when Classical, Romantic, Animation and Contemporary are combined? We get Roman Kim. Truly superb. A real legend of a musician of our day. What a beautiful journey I was taken to! Much love Roman!
@@ClassicalMusicAndSoundtracks well, in the 1st moment some parts have some disney feel to it, which make it quite different from other violin concertos
0:01 - First Movement Starts 13:00 - Cadenza Starts 15:22 - Cadenza Ends 19:37 - First Movement Ends 20:00 - Second Movement 26:20 - Second Movement Ends 26:42 - Third Movement Starts 33:42 - Third Movement Ends
Wow! I am not an expert, but this sounds classical, romantic, and modern at the same time. Are there any more contemporary composers whose creative output is similar? If not, I'm afraid you have to create more of this, dear Roman Kim! :) Bravo, excellent performance!
@@nathanrock9269 Oh! Blessing! Thank you for this! 🙏 Just reached the recap of the 1st movement by the sound of it, and I am already blown away!👌 Have a fantastic day, sir!
There’s literally soooooo many things happening throughout . I’ve listened to this 5 times now and im still just realizing new things. I mean , this piece is so incredible and I don’t think most people even begin to understand how extremely extremely difficult this piece or how complicated many of the passages are Insanely amazing
Wow. Modern day great composer no worse than the best. Proud to live at the same era with such a great composer. This is a composer whom I, as a composer myself, will be more than proud to even be shadowed by. Such a great artist.
Dear Roman, Big respect for you. What a discovery when I saw you for the first time. You bring a new spirit to top violin world. How to buy your musics in CD (authographed disc)? Especially your concerto #1 ? The recording quality of youtube is not at the right level to appreciate your music. I would be pleased to hear you in my home at least on a disc ! Please continue to compose and make a lot of discs. There are many recordings of Heifetz and great maestros like you. I would like to have many discs of you too.
Bravissimo!!! One of the most talented musicians ever, and definitely the most talented violin composer-performer combo of our lifetimes!!! Much respect! And this isn't some contemporary classical weird composition, this is one of the romantic masterpieces. It makes me imagine what people must have felt watching Paganini perform his compositions for the first time. Roman is our Paganini. I really hope to watch you perform live one day!
Classical Music will hopefully rise from the ashes again after all the pop, rap, and rock. So much complexity in it, hence why it is hard at first but yet once you listen a little more, you realize how much beauty is really behind it.
This is literally 30 mins of incredible amazing playing . Like, my ear is sooooooo OVERLOADED right now . You have to listen to this so many times just to digest everything that happened . Sooo absolutely incredible. The piece itself and the playing is just beyond stunning . One of the greatest musicians to have ever lived
Yup. I already listened to 2nd and 3rd movements a lot in the past and this one took me probably 20 complete replays of the 1st for every part to sink in.
This is one of the of the most exquisite concerti I have heard in a long time...you are unquestionably the greatest musician of the twenty-first century!
Теперь это мой любимый скрипичный концерт 😁🤗 Я балдею😍 Особенно 3я часть, слушаю по кругу раз по 5 подряд)))) Благодарю, за этот шедевр 😌🙏 До Романа Кима - любимый концерт был Уильяма Уолтона)
I've heard many violin concertos and I have to say, this is probably my favorite so far ! This is my 6th listening of this concerto and it just gets better every time. Simply terrific composition work: classical, romantic and modern at the same time. It's virtuosic yet profound musically. I expect a great future for this concerto and I can't wait to listen to a second concerto of this level
Когда я думаю о величайших музыкантах всех времен, список не полон без Романа Кима. Жить в одно и то же время и слышать, как раскрываются его таланты - это дар.
Although all three movements are amazingly written, the first minute and half of the 1st mvt is just so enchanting. What a great opening to your first concerto. So much hard work doesn't happen overnight!!
I really enjoyed listening to this concerto, the intensity and different musical landscapes painted from one movement to another were truly remarkable. The opening already had me drawn into the performance. Roman Kim is very much inspired by Paganini, and listening to his masterful play and composition is a pleasure. The synergy between soloist and orchestra made a huge impression on me! Fantastic composition and performance! Thank you for uploading. If I were to suggest anything, it would be that the recording was clipping for me at some points. Likely because there was so much dynamic range in movement finales. That's the only nitpick though.
I'm so glad there are composers writing music in the classical style. I'm trying to do it myself, and I can tell you that it's very difficult, so good for you, Roman. You've done a great job with your concerto, and keep writing and performing!
He is writing in the style of modern film music..... this is not classical, just listen to the last movement blasting I - V - vi - IV. That is called instant gratification, which is how pop music works.
yep, there are like me for an example :P And it is not difficult it's actually really easy. You have to just study, study and learn and while doing that, also try to create your own sheet music. And over time you'll get a result that, shines your own classical style. And Roman Kim is an example but has a difference in it his own Classical Style. With other genres as well.
@@rainyday6430 Not to the same extent. Provide me with a single example, remember that the fast harmonic rythm is what makes it pop. Also the example has to repeat the chord sequence at least once.
Wow, this is awesome! RUclips was auto playing while I worked, but I couldn't focus on working while listening to this marvelous piece that deserves my full attention and appreciation!
A true galactic dancer, a sense of space and movement from other dimension, Paganini would be delighted, a true hommege the first and part of the second movement, the third is Roman Kim, and just like your interptetation is fantastic, a true ode to lirism, and grandeur, pure uniqueness, thank you, and please, write more!
Starting from just before 27:0 it felt like a slow climb to the top & then the downhill part (fall) of a roller coaster ride. Sensational!🤯👌 Exhilarating!!😝 You wanna cry MORE🤗😆
TwoSet should play this. See~ Notice the intro of 1st mvt, Roman's concerto is so much of an influence from Paganini violin concerto and then you can hear the detach'e influence from Brahms violin concerto. I can hear that so much. Well-Designed Concerto Roman ~ !!!
Don't take my word wrong, but listening to Kreisler, Heifetz, Milstein, Huberman & others musically you left little impression on me, technically you are for sure the master but what a astonishing composition :) Bravo Maestro it is such a joy to listen to a composition from now that ain't to absurd as atonal music where one finds a combinations of various styles put together and at the same time adding matter of your own. I stand in awe and rest me to thank your for this wonderfull concerto which should be one day be on the agenda of new musical talent to play :) Thank you for this gem :)
@@aidanmays7825 This is a wonderful concerto let us hope he will write more lovely concerto's or symphonies :) For you the most talented i ever did encounter ( it's not the most musical version, Kreisler set the standards for miniature compositions esspecially is own works :) ) ruclips.net/video/NVXjHpZnj14/видео.html anyway i agree with my friend Doug aka 2nd violinist, that Heifetz could only have dreamt of this kind of technicall level :) Where Kreisler claimed there is a Heifetz born every 100 years a Hassid every 200 i'm quite sure he never heard Mary play but as she died at the Spanish Flue at the age of 21 in 1919 it's hard for Kreisler to have known her specially without internet or places as yt where one can find a lot these days if one knows where to look. How do you like Willy Burmester? ruclips.net/video/bG6s8_ToBa8/видео.html i just loves when the music ain't static and the metronome to be killed on the very first note ;) ^^
Если забить в ютубе "Роман Ким скрипка", то вылазит кто угодно, кто пиарится на этом имени, но не видео Романа. Как ютуб затирает истинно прекрасное. Сколько знакомых не могли найти его по рекомендации, только по ссылке
Sounds like classical music, and, yet, it isn't. But I'm quite sure it'll become classical, for, violonists of the future will play it on...and on...It's beautiful and touching...thank you for bringing a masterpiece into this world.
@@birdmoderExcept it isn't. This is just film-music without a story. Music simple enough to make sense first time you listen, i mean everyone loves the sound of I V vi IV. 27:14
@@jonatan0_0 How do you know there is no story? Even film music is written to a story/script! Maybe simple enough to make sense on a macro level but once you dig in there are just endless nuances everywhere. Just like with any Roman Kim composition it's safe to say that nobody commenting here would be able to play it as well as he does.
@@jonatan0_0 I'm pretty sure there WAS a story going on (unfolding) in his head as he composed. Every piece of art tells a "story" from the artist's point of view to his audience's (or viewrs') perspective. It can't be helped🤗😛😁
Wow that 1st movement 0:10 ~ 19:34 will take many listens to fully sink-in! And of course the whole thing is so refreshing and wonderful! The two other movements sound more refined here than those published earlier but some sound gets saturated here. Perhaps need a higher dynamic range mics/amp setup.
How come you were not discovered yet by much people in RUclips? You're godly talented! Can you make a solo orchestra again like what you did on your previous video Eine Kleine Nacht Musik? Its where you play all parts and play it solo on a violin?
Has Tina even composed anything yet? It's been years since she went inactive. She is very talented but she isn't an epitome of guitar technique by any means.
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Most musicians: protects own music with copyright
Roman Kim: well you see… no one can play my piece 😎
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO--
That's probably the greatest feeling in the world as a musician. Probably how Paganini felt; when you've written a piece so difficult that you'll be dead and gone before anyone else can learn to play it. 😎
Is this the Game of life exploitation I've always heard about?
😂
Thank you very much!
Thank you Roman! You're the best! Don't stop writing.
Yeah, best violinist
сіз бұған лайықсыз! құттықтаймын
Roman, thanks and blessings always. Up and up you go!
How many years u have been playing the violin
0:01- first movement
20:00- second movement
26:24- third movement
I'm so proud, I can do this as the first
And I’m so proud I can be the first to thank you
Momentous occasion!
Congrats dude
6 minute movement….i didnt even think that was possible….
@@ryancantpvp not so rare for the 2nd mvt?
How rare it is to live in the era of great composers. We all think it's in the past, but it's happening right in front of our ears, right now. He will be praised in the future.
Exactly. Sad but the most probable future that lays in wait for Mr Kim.
That's lamentable that someone like Kim doesn't receive a composer award but bad bunny does 😔
Tobias Broeker's catalogue of violin concertante composed between 1894 and 2006 lists 13000+ compositions by 7000+ composers!
@@jackburgess8579 Thank you! Definitely off the beaten track!❤
@@edith6993
The catalogue has been published as a book but it is free to download from his site if you are interested.
roman kim is definitely one of the violinists of all time
Truly one of the insights that has ever been made.
He is a violinist. And he coincides with all time. Advanced AI says this is a true statement
Don't you think something is missing?
don't tell me this is a zy0x reference
As a violinist myself, I can confirm that the og comment is correct
Roman Kim brings back the lost tradition of a time when classical musicians actually created music, and not just any music - he creates great music.
YOOOOO THIS IS SO GOOD
gotta call it #1 when you know there’s gonna be a #2
Finally someone with the guts to write what they like and want and do it so well that everyone loves it. Tonal music is for sure making a comeback.
just like the old masters did; when they couldn't find anything harder to play, they made it themselves! bravo roman kim!
I'm a violonist too and I do believe that you are the biggest violin player of our age, maybe of all ages. I know what I'm saying. The others, well I have heard them all, from Perlman through Bell and Vengerov to Hahn and so on. They are all great and I truly love and admire them. But even if they are the world references of the art of both the classic and modern violin playing, they cannot go beyond that. You are the only one who is capable of bringing something really revolutionary, never heard and seen before and I cannot appreciate this enough. Great concert and a PERFECT violin interpretation. I feel honored! Thank you very much!
cannot agree more
you are right. All the great violinists out there, sure are great. But they are not breaking technical limitations like Kim is
I think we've found ling ling
Лучше не скажешь
Son pocos, muy pocos los violinistas que realmente te hacen viajar a el "mundo de la música al oírlos". Al inicio pensaba que Roman Kim era simplemente alguien que dominaba la técnica mejor que nadie, pero ahora que lo escucho con detenimiento el color que le da a su sonido, el fraseo, su forma de componer, como te cuenta una historia a travéz de las voces, me doy cuenta que realmente es uno de esos pocos que te atrapan realmente y trascienden con sus interpretaciones y composiciones.
El arte trata de esto, transmitir sentimiento, emoción, Roman Kim lo hace como nadie.
Ahora Roman kim es mi nuevo violinista favorito junto a Alexander Markov.
The most exceptional musician of the 21st century gives a free concert. Such a wonderful blessing to viewers of this channel.
Thank you, Roman Kim!
@@senobiah We do not have to agree and disagree. Glad to meet you in this platform.
@@governometrics7842 he’s definitely the most exceptional musician of the 21st century . This is not even arguable lol
His technique is unmatched
ROMAN KIM ... even the world doesnt recognise you now... they will; EVENTUALLY!
What I love about this piece is it really takes after Paganini in its technique and virtuosity BUT it actually tries to create something beautiful rather than just exist as a 30 min excuse for someone to show off their skill with an orchestra behind them
The one thing that I always disliked about Paganini's concertos is that there's literally no interaction between the soloist and the orchestra, they're just there to fill in the gaps while the soloist takes 100% of the attention which gets boring very quickly, Roman Kim combines Paganini's virtuosity and the aesthetic intent of the great Romantic composers with expressive harmonic language, captivating orchestral integration, and unparalleled violin playing, this is what I've always wanted to hear in violin concertos and I'm so happy you finally released the full concerto, спасибо большое за все что ты играешь, совершенно чарующие звуки! Как будто в другом измерении побывал! Насколько же ты поэтичен, великие Концерт, Роман ❤️
In violin concerti, it’s not common for the soloist to interact with the orchestra; it’s not solely Paganini that decided against it. Interaction between soloist and orchestra is common in piano concerti, but that’s about it. The main reason it’s not common to have musical back and forth is because it’s hard to play louder than an orchestra with one violin. Of course, it is done occasionally, but quite rarely.
I'm afraid I also have to disagree that Paganini’s six violin concertos lack musical substance, melody, “beauty,” whatever you’d like to call it. There are some incredibly beautiful moments in his concertos, not to mention one of the most recognizable classical melodies is from his 2nd concerto.
Concerti are a way for the composer/soloist to show off their playing ability. Many romantic concerti go in and out of virtuosity and operatic melody. Paganini’s first concerto definitely has many technical passages, but there are plenty of beautiful moments in the piece. Roman Kim’s violin concerto does the same, going in and out of technicality and musicality. Don’t get me wrong; I, too, find this concerto to be beautiful; it’s packed full of delicate, tender motifs and contrasting virtuosic phrases. I simply disagree that Paganini was “all technique.”
Finally, I do have to point out that Roman Kim was far from the first to combine Paganini’s virtuosity with romantic melodies. What you are describing is precisely Charles-Auguste de Bériot. I highly suggest you listen to his works, especially the ten concertos he composed; they may satisfy what you’re looking for in a concerto. You will not find yourself disappointed with de Bériot, his melodic writing far surpasses anything Paganini or Roman Kim ever wrote.
@@janetteetoile3503 Yes, I also love the second VC by Paganini . It’s more beautiful than his (the more famous ) 1st VC.
well put!
Well actually in the concertos in the tutti even the soloist plays
@@janetteetoile3503 that’s very true
Congratulations, what a truly amazing dual accomplishment, of not only composing an absolutely brilliant and a very emotionally expressive violin concerto, but of performing such a technically difficult piece, and doing so with great passion. Mr. Roman Kim, you are a master for the ages, and what you have done, with both the composition and performance, is at the very pinnacle of human musical achievement. I have been playing the violin for over 50 years, and hope some day to be able to see you. Your music seemed to range from that of the virtuosity of Paganini, to an almost joyful and triumphant combination of Bruch and Lord of the Rings. Just wonderful. Keep writing, as you have so much great music to share with the world, which truly makes it a better place. Thank you, as it was both a pleasure and an honor to hear this wonderful piece.
Браво!!! Маэстро!!!
Immediately when the solo starts you can hear the Paganini in it. Almost as if he's come back to life to write us another great concerto. One of the most incredible things I've ever heard - or rather experienced - in my entire life. Congratulations, Roman Kim, on writing what will inevitably become one of the great 21st century violin works.
I feel like in a couple years this guy will be one of the most popular violinsts and composer in the world
If the world is fair, then he will be. I hope so
He's done it guys.
40 Caprices coming when?
😏
What happens when Classical, Romantic, Animation and Contemporary are combined? We get Roman Kim. Truly superb. A real legend of a musician of our day. What a beautiful journey I was taken to! Much love Roman!
Animation???
@@ClassicalMusicAndSoundtracks well, in the 1st moment some parts have some disney feel to it, which make it quite different from other violin concertos
0:01 - First Movement Starts
13:00 - Cadenza Starts
15:22 - Cadenza Ends
19:37 - First Movement Ends
20:00 - Second Movement
26:20 - Second Movement Ends
26:42 - Third Movement Starts
33:42 - Third Movement Ends
Wow! I am not an expert, but this sounds classical, romantic, and modern at the same time. Are there any more contemporary composers whose creative output is similar? If not, I'm afraid you have to create more of this, dear Roman Kim! :) Bravo, excellent performance!
There’s a cello concerto made by a guy named Sebastian Bäverstam , he’s ultra virtuous and expressive , I think u will like him!!
@@nathanrock9269 Oh! Blessing! Thank you for this! 🙏 Just reached the recap of the 1st movement by the sound of it, and I am already blown away!👌 Have a fantastic day, sir!
@@TheHorseValse Your welcome , trust me the passacaglia section is PHENOMENAL , and have a amazing day !!
Well, there's Alma Deutscher, whose music is similarly classicalromantic. And beautiful listening. No modern, please.
@@nasirkaczka6850 Thank you for the advice! New pleasures unlocked! 🙂
There’s literally soooooo many things happening throughout . I’ve listened to this 5 times now and im still just realizing new things. I mean , this piece is so incredible and I don’t think most people even begin to understand how extremely extremely difficult this piece or how complicated many of the passages are
Insanely amazing
Wow. Modern day great composer no worse than the best. Proud to live at the same era with such a great composer. This is a composer whom I, as a composer myself, will be more than proud to even be shadowed by. Such a great artist.
You are the best musician of our times
DEFINITELY!
Dear Roman, Big respect for you. What a discovery when I saw you for the first time. You bring a new spirit to top violin world. How to buy your musics in CD (authographed disc)? Especially your concerto #1 ? The recording quality of youtube is not at the right level to appreciate your music. I would be pleased to hear you in my home at least on a disc ! Please continue to compose and make a lot of discs. There are many recordings of Heifetz and great maestros like you. I would like to have many discs of you too.
You deserve so much more recognition. Amazing composition, brilliantly played. You are a true maestro!
This is ridiculously good, my new favourite violin concerto. This needs more views and recognition.
I think we're watching a historical classical musician who will be called legend in future doing his career in real time
Bravissimo!!! One of the most talented musicians ever, and definitely the most talented violin composer-performer combo of our lifetimes!!! Much respect! And this isn't some contemporary classical weird composition, this is one of the romantic masterpieces. It makes me imagine what people must have felt watching Paganini perform his compositions for the first time. Roman is our Paganini. I really hope to watch you perform live one day!
Last movement @ 26:42 pure epicness, insane skills and pure expression. Thank you Mr Roman Kim. Brilliant
Classical Music will hopefully rise from the ashes again after all the pop, rap, and rock. So much complexity in it, hence why it is hard at first but yet once you listen a little more, you realize how much beauty is really behind it.
This is truly epic. The only thin making it better would be a video of it!
Oh that last movement is FIRE. Take me to the MOVIES!! All the feels. Mad props.
What a great way to get more big gigs worldwide. Write a phenomenal concerto that only you can play. Bravo.......
Every time I listen to this amazing concert, I realize how brilliant and talented you are as a violinist and composer.
This concerto is truly breathtaking!!!! Absolutely amazing!!!
This is literally 30 mins of incredible amazing playing .
Like, my ear is sooooooo OVERLOADED right now . You have to listen to this so many times just to digest everything that happened . Sooo absolutely incredible. The piece itself and the playing is just beyond stunning .
One of the greatest musicians to have ever lived
Yup. I already listened to 2nd and 3rd movements a lot in the past and this one took me probably 20 complete replays of the 1st for every part to sink in.
@@LogioTek agreed!! Definitely
This is one of the of the most exquisite concerti I have heard in a long time...you are unquestionably the greatest musician of the twenty-first century!
Absolutely incredible, the complete concerto is finally out.
Thank you Roman!
YES!!!! New compositions! Thank you Maestro.
Теперь это мой любимый скрипичный концерт 😁🤗 Я балдею😍 Особенно 3я часть, слушаю по кругу раз по 5 подряд)))) Благодарю, за этот шедевр 😌🙏
До Романа Кима - любимый концерт был Уильяма Уолтона)
So excited about this - thanks for releasing it Roman!
I've heard many violin concertos and I have to say, this is probably my favorite so far ! This is my 6th listening of this concerto and it just gets better every time. Simply terrific composition work: classical, romantic and modern at the same time. It's virtuosic yet profound musically. I expect a great future for this concerto and I can't wait to listen to a second concerto of this level
This is the concerto of a GENIUS ! So beautiful !
Comments are finally on. Splendid work as always, Roman.
What a magnificent, powerful, and emotion-filled concerto. True beauty of music
Когда я думаю о величайших музыкантах всех времен, список не полон без Романа Кима. Жить в одно и то же время и слышать, как раскрываются его таланты - это дар.
Although all three movements are amazingly written, the first minute and half of the 1st mvt is just so enchanting. What a great opening to your first concerto. So much hard work doesn't happen overnight!!
This is exceptional in all aspects.
Just an appreciative listener here...this was awesome.
I really enjoyed listening to this concerto, the intensity and different musical landscapes painted from one movement to another were truly remarkable.
The opening already had me drawn into the performance. Roman Kim is very much inspired by Paganini, and listening to his masterful play and composition is a pleasure.
The synergy between soloist and orchestra made a huge impression on me!
Fantastic composition and performance! Thank you for uploading.
If I were to suggest anything, it would be that the recording was clipping for me at some points. Likely because there was so much dynamic range in movement finales.
That's the only nitpick though.
Needs not just higher dynamic range mics but pre-amps too.
This concerto is simply amazing, and Kim's playing is so virtuosic
incredible
I'm so glad there are composers writing music in the classical style. I'm trying to do it myself, and I can tell you that it's very difficult, so good for you, Roman. You've done a great job with your concerto, and keep writing and performing!
He is writing in the style of modern film music..... this is not classical, just listen to the last movement blasting I - V - vi - IV. That is called instant gratification, which is how pop music works.
yep, there are like me for an example :P And it is not difficult it's actually really easy. You have to just study, study and learn and while doing that, also try to create your own sheet music. And over time you'll get a result that, shines your own classical style. And Roman Kim is an example but has a difference in it his own Classical Style. With other genres as well.
@@jonatan0_0 oh come on. That chord sequence is all over classical music too. Don't be so damn stuck up
@@rainyday6430 Not to the same extent. Provide me with a single example, remember that the fast harmonic rythm is what makes it pop. Also the example has to repeat the chord sequence at least once.
@@senobiah what are you talking about?😳🥴😫😅😝😂🤣
This feels like listening to history being created. Beautiful composition and performance!
Wow, this is awesome! RUclips was auto playing while I worked, but I couldn't focus on working while listening to this marvelous piece that deserves my full attention and appreciation!
Passion can surpass all suffering, extraordinary performance
Amazing! Genius! Can’t wait to see you perform in person! I want more people to know about Roman Kim!This is beautiful! Please write more pieces!
How happy we are, we see the borning of a new masterpiece. Congratulations! Thank you very much for all you do for us!
This is pure genius, I LOOOOOOOOVE it bro 👏👏👏👏👏👏
That is just insane!
I hear Vieuxtemps, Paganini, Ernst.... you are amazing bringing such revolutionary music, but with a classic touch
A true galactic dancer, a sense of space and movement from other dimension, Paganini would be delighted, a true hommege the first and part of the second movement, the third is Roman Kim, and just like your interptetation is fantastic, a true ode to lirism, and grandeur, pure uniqueness, thank you, and please, write more!
Incredibly beautiful and interesting violin concerto ! Really happy to discover this !
Beautiful music.
Sounds like a Studio Ghibli sound track, but more virtuosic! Truly amazing
that's what I thought as well, especially in the beginning of the first movement.
You are amazing my friend.. Thank you for sharing this great concerto of today.
A genius is discovered. Bravo Roman!
12:20 o.O amazing..
25:38 also
Wow 8:10 that Cadenza is so much of Wieniawski influence.
Starting from just before 27:0 it felt like a slow climb
to the top & then the downhill part (fall) of a roller coaster ride.
Sensational!🤯👌
Exhilarating!!😝
You wanna cry MORE🤗😆
Wow marvellous amazing no words to describe it I are such a Master Roman Kim and you deserve everything right now
Wonderful, thank you so much for sharing Maestro!!!
This is SOOOOO good. I could listen to RK play all day long. (I wish the coughing crowd would stop) :)
Thank you for uploading again Roman!
This is music for the soul!
AMAZING!!!!!
TwoSet should play this. See~ Notice the intro of 1st mvt, Roman's concerto is so much of an influence from Paganini violin concerto and then you can hear the detach'e influence from Brahms violin concerto. I can hear that so much. Well-Designed Concerto Roman ~ !!!
But who's gonna do the instrumentation, splitting it into parts for two violins, so that they are able to split the work and play it?
Don't take my word wrong, but listening to Kreisler, Heifetz, Milstein, Huberman & others musically you left little impression on me, technically you are for sure the master but what a astonishing composition :) Bravo Maestro it is such a joy to listen to a composition from now that ain't to absurd as atonal music where one finds a combinations of various styles put together and at the same time adding matter of your own. I stand in awe and rest me to thank your for this wonderfull concerto which should be one day be on the agenda of new musical talent to play :) Thank you for this gem :)
Agreed. I have yet to see someone who matches his technique but he is young yet. I think age will do his music making good!
@@aidanmays7825 This is a wonderful concerto let us hope he will write more lovely concerto's or symphonies :) For you the most talented i ever did encounter ( it's not the most musical version, Kreisler set the standards for miniature compositions esspecially is own works :) ) ruclips.net/video/NVXjHpZnj14/видео.html anyway i agree with my friend Doug aka 2nd violinist, that Heifetz could only have dreamt of this kind of technicall level :) Where Kreisler claimed there is a Heifetz born every 100 years a Hassid every 200 i'm quite sure he never heard Mary play but as she died at the Spanish Flue at the age of 21 in 1919 it's hard for Kreisler to have known her specially without internet or places as yt where one can find a lot these days if one knows where to look. How do you like Willy Burmester? ruclips.net/video/bG6s8_ToBa8/видео.html i just loves when the music ain't static and the metronome to be killed on the very first note ;) ^^
Если забить в ютубе "Роман Ким скрипка", то вылазит кто угодно, кто пиарится на этом имени, но не видео Романа. Как ютуб затирает истинно прекрасное. Сколько знакомых не могли найти его по рекомендации, только по ссылке
Spectacular Masterpiece!!!
Sounds like classical music, and, yet, it isn't. But I'm quite sure it'll become classical, for, violonists of the future will play it on...and on...It's beautiful and touching...thank you for bringing a masterpiece into this world.
It is classical, as classical is a music style
@@birdmoder right.
@@birdmoderExcept it isn't. This is just film-music without a story. Music simple enough to make sense first time you listen, i mean everyone loves the sound of I V vi IV. 27:14
@@jonatan0_0 How do you know there is no story? Even film music is written to a story/script! Maybe simple enough to make sense on a macro level but once you dig in there are just endless nuances everywhere. Just like with any Roman Kim composition it's safe to say that nobody commenting here would be able to play it as well as he does.
@@jonatan0_0 I'm pretty sure there WAS a story going on (unfolding) in his head as he composed.
Every piece of art tells a "story" from the artist's point of view to his audience's (or viewrs') perspective.
It can't be helped🤗😛😁
BRAVO !!!
Amazing! Very beautiful.
Wow that 1st movement 0:10 ~ 19:34 will take many listens to fully sink-in! And of course the whole thing is so refreshing and wonderful! The two other movements sound more refined here than those published earlier but some sound gets saturated here. Perhaps need a higher dynamic range mics/amp setup.
Semplicemente fantastico !!!
DEVI COMPORRE E ESEGUIRE LA TUA MUSICA !!!
Complimenti !
Bravo Roman 🔥
How come you were not discovered yet by much people in RUclips? You're godly talented!
Can you make a solo orchestra again like what you did on your previous video Eine Kleine Nacht Musik? Its where you play all parts and play it solo on a violin?
have you seen his J.S. Bach - Air 'solo'? ruclips.net/video/BgAw93L9gG0/видео.html
If you haven't seen his most recent upload I suggest you watch it (:
This is so beautiful. Thank you.
Bravo Maestro🔥🔥🔥
Amazing!! Absolutely loving it!!
me waiting for roman kim to play the entire orchestra
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Splendid!
Would love to see you collab with Tina S! Your composing talent for genre-bending technical innovations would be a match-made-in-heaven!
Has Tina even composed anything yet? It's been years since she went inactive. She is very talented but she isn't an epitome of guitar technique by any means.
classical musicians dont collab (for the most part)
Amazing 🤯👏❤️
Waiting eagerly for your next album! Can you please post a full video of you playing?
Roman Kim!
What do You think? Your soul was in the past soul of Niccolo Paganini? I'm really curious!
SO GOOD I can almost forgive the coughings
im speechless...Beautiful!!!
Great great piece. Thank you.