I like Roman's performances very much and I would pay the ticket to his concert if I had the chance. But if I had to choose between attending his live concert or paganini's concert (even just on film) you definitely know what my choice would have been...
this is clearly amazing work but in this piece some parts sounds like when a wet shoe slides against a wooden floor.. people can hear the notes in that?
I see lot of negative comments about this guy not being musical. Anybody who thinks his not musical go and post a video about your own self playing like him many of our fingers would break trying to play like that ,and by the way this is Pagannini first caprice this is not about musicality its about being in perfect tune and skills ... Witch he has
He clearly put a lot of hours into perfecting his movements and technique but that doesn't change the fact that his playing is dull aka not musical. (in this video at least) Asking people to prove such a thing is idiocy, clearly your version of "better" is distorted. I'm a pianist. Sorry love, but that doesn't make me unqualified to recognize a lack musicality. See what I'm hinting at here? It's quite logical.
He's using Richochet, as Connor said "How would you make ricochet this fast more musical?..." If you want something more musical, check out his composition of Mozart's Eine Kleine Nachtmusik.
Paganini is not a musical composer ok? His pieces are mostly technical showpieces. And he does what is needed to do in a perfect way. This 1st caprice interpretation is very similar with Perlman's. So Perlman is not also musical? Funny kiddo :))
Mira Archer Does anyone ever conplain about an interpretation of Hanon or Czerny not being musical? If the point of a car is to speed on a racetrack it shouldn't matter when it can't go offroad. Different pieces are for different techniques.
freaking awesome fiddling! Ricci would have been proud of that. i don't buy the criticisms of no emotion, no artistry. this particular caprice is all about kickass technique. there's plenty of artsy-fartsy music around; this ain't one of 'em.
You know, that especially the mentioned Ricci said, that this caprice is much harder for the bow when played in a slow tempo? Easier for the left hand though. So I think Ricci would simply say: play it slow now and then the fun starts.
@@SimonStreuffViolinEducation you have a point. this is harder for the bow arm played relatively slowly, but keeping the bow dancing and have every single note pop out cleanly. many fiddlers get sloppy and just play psuedo-legato. i referenced Ricci because Roman's the only guy i've heard who plays this as fast as Ricci at his best, and as cleanly.
These people talking about musicality as if he should be doing vibrato on every single note lmao got jokes. They also make it painfully obvious that they are just jealous and unappreciative individuals. You ask any one of them how they suggest that he makes it more musical and they will just change the subject.
He's excellent. Many times on standard repertoire, his phrasing is questionable. Is he capable of creating logical phrasing? Of course, there is no question. But maybe in time he will mature more.
@@kehwa he shouldn't even have to play the standard repertoire, there is just no point in that unless you do something much different from others on standard pieces, and he does
In my humble opinion this is by far the best demonstration of the first caprice in the world. If you look at paganinis writing you'll notice a certain attitude that you sir, have completely and absolutely mastered. Bravo!
@Yunrui Huang I think he meant that he doesn't think Heifetz can play this piece at this speed. I mean ofc Heifetz can play this piece, most violinists dedicated to the arts can. But not most can't play it at this tempo and still keep in tune.
Edward Pancake Heifetz is not most violinists. He plays pretty much everything (except Humoreske, for whatever reason) 25% faster than most other virtuosic violinists, so there’s no reason why he couldn’t.
@@benjamindang5384 that's true, and I wasn't arguing that Heifetz couldn't do it if he tried. I'm just trying to clarify what the original comment was trying to say.
Это потрясающе!! Если не принимать во внимание темп "Andante", поставленный автором!)) В связи с этим задачи в каприсе совсем иные.. Но, повторюсь, парень гениальный!
marked Andante; played prestossimo. My only complaint, the piece is about richochet control, not playing as fast as possible. Great playing though, no doubt.
Oh, thank you very very much, dear professor. I'm sure you're totally entitled to give this young man a masterclass, before or after you learn how to write "prestissimo", you fucking idiot.
How old is he in this video? I saw a video of him dated 2012 where he looks a lot younger than this one. The description in that video stated he was 13 in 2012. He looks a lot older than 12 in this video.
For compliments thank you very much!!!
Roman Kim You are awesome so much perfomance and talent😍🥰
How long did you learn violin at the time of this preformance?
I love your crispy ricochet😍😍😍😍🤗
These are not complements, these are appreciations of your talent!
This is one of the best performances of this piece ever, its actually perfect. Consistent richochet, perfectly in tune, you are an absolute legend.
*Paganini has left the server*
I like Roman's performances very much and I would pay the ticket to his concert if I had the chance. But if I had to choose between attending his live concert or paganini's concert (even just on film) you definitely know what my choice would have been...
@@hilel10 roman is better than paganini fs
how he left?
Roman is paganini himself😂
No he didn’t. He really didn’t.
That's the most fastest, AND in tune pag. 1 I've ever heared! Great performance!
Kavakos performance is live too...
this is clearly amazing work but in this piece some parts sounds like when a wet shoe slides against a wooden floor.. people can hear the notes in that?
He came 3rd so...
How in hell?! Just perfect!
SEBASTIAAN but your imitations are also pretty good!
Didn’t expect to see you here! Hi there!
He practices 41 hours a day
Almost literally as Paganini was thought of to be the devil’s violinist
He came 3rd
Is this like a stereotype for Violin videos that video quality is not the best but type sound is just so clear.
Jesus, at this point I think it is
So as to not give away their secrets, see...
Old digital video recording equipment with bad quality and focusing but the sound is usually recorded using separate equipment and mic.
He better have won that competition, I honestly don't know if anyone can stop him
He ended up 3rd
@@ericlego321 WHO THE FUCK WAS 2ND AND FIRST?!
@@nickdavis965there is something called google if you're not aware yet...might come in handy
@@ericlego321 sorry for the caps im just as shocked he wasnt first....no need to be sarcastic
@@ericlego321 He was JOKING you absolute idiot
Paganini was an innovator and showman. I'm sure he would approve.
Clearly easy enough so he doesn't need his special glasses
What are those glasses?
@@richardabraham5576 no idea
@@richardabraham5576 It's a reference from his famous video of playing Mozart as an orchestra (the piece is Eine Kline Nacthmusik)
@@ysselbelesert Thank you for replying. But still couldn't get any idea about those glasses.
@@richardabraham5576 to give you the idea just search "Roman Kim Mozart" and that video will appear. I hope this helps😊
Dear Roman, I just dropped my jaw. Help me picking it up.
I see lot of negative comments about this guy not being musical. Anybody who thinks his not musical go and post a video about your own self playing like him many of our fingers would break trying to play like that ,and by the way this is Pagannini first caprice this is not about musicality its about being in perfect tune and skills ... Witch he has
He clearly put a lot of hours into perfecting his movements and technique but that doesn't change the fact that his playing is dull aka not musical. (in this video at least)
Asking people to prove such a thing is idiocy, clearly your version of "better" is distorted.
I'm a pianist. Sorry love, but that doesn't make me unqualified to recognize a lack musicality. See what I'm hinting at here? It's quite logical.
How would you make ricochet this fast more musical?....
He's using Richochet, as Connor said "How would you make ricochet this fast more musical?..." If you want something more musical, check out his composition of Mozart's Eine Kleine Nachtmusik.
Paganini is not a musical composer ok? His pieces are mostly technical showpieces. And he does what is needed to do in a perfect way. This 1st caprice interpretation is very similar with Perlman's. So Perlman is not also musical? Funny kiddo :))
Mira Archer Does anyone ever conplain about an interpretation of Hanon or Czerny not being musical? If the point of a car is to speed on a racetrack it shouldn't matter when it can't go offroad. Different pieces are for different techniques.
perfect ! It's Paganini's descendant ! Bravo Genius Roman Kim !
Fantastic! As for the "critics"... They said, Heifetz was not good enough, either. :):):)
BTW, this caprice is not the Chaconne. :)
freaking awesome fiddling! Ricci would have been proud of that. i don't buy the criticisms of no emotion, no artistry. this particular caprice is all about kickass technique. there's plenty of artsy-fartsy music around; this ain't one of 'em.
You know, that especially the mentioned Ricci said, that this caprice is much harder for the bow when played in a slow tempo? Easier for the left hand though. So I think Ricci would simply say: play it slow now and then the fun starts.
@@SimonStreuffViolinEducation you have a point. this is harder for the bow arm played relatively slowly, but keeping the bow dancing and have every single note pop out cleanly. many fiddlers get sloppy and just play psuedo-legato. i referenced Ricci because Roman's the only guy i've heard who plays this as fast as Ricci at his best, and as cleanly.
These people talking about musicality as if he should be doing vibrato on every single note lmao got jokes. They also make it painfully obvious that they are just jealous and unappreciative individuals. You ask any one of them how they suggest that he makes it more musical and they will just change the subject.
He's excellent. Many times on standard repertoire, his phrasing is questionable. Is he capable of creating logical phrasing? Of course, there is no question. But maybe in time he will mature more.
@@kehwa he shouldn't even have to play the standard repertoire, there is just no point in that unless you do something much different from others on standard pieces, and he does
Your control of the bow is amazing, each note bites and sounds clearly
Anyone questioning his musicality just go watch some of his other videos
In my humble opinion this is by far the best demonstration of the first caprice in the world. If you look at paganinis writing you'll notice a certain attitude that you sir, have completely and absolutely mastered. Bravo!
Best No 1 since Perlman!!!!!!
Leaves me speechless ! Unbelievable, he's Paganini reincarnated !
Naw...he is already better than Paganini
To play probably the hardest Paganini caprice faster than original tempo, and to sound clean like that is mad.
Run you fools. TwoSetters are coming
I can't believe this . The musicality , confidence and technique are incredible . A phenomenon !
Fantastic virtuous, with huge perspective. Bravo
not human..even Heifetz can not play like this..
I think he could
@Yunrui Huang I think he meant that he doesn't think Heifetz can play this piece at this speed. I mean ofc Heifetz can play this piece, most violinists dedicated to the arts can. But not most can't play it at this tempo and still keep in tune.
Edward Pancake Heifetz is not most violinists. He plays pretty much everything (except Humoreske, for whatever reason) 25% faster than most other virtuosic violinists, so there’s no reason why he couldn’t.
@@benjamindang5384 that's true, and I wasn't arguing that Heifetz couldn't do it if he tried. I'm just trying to clarify what the original comment was trying to say.
Yeah, he could. But maybe no one else.
¡Qué mano derecha tan impresionante! Un manejo del arco impresionante. ¡Felicitaciones!
The chosen one for sure
Это потрясающе!! Если не принимать во внимание темп "Andante", поставленный автором!)) В связи с этим задачи в каприсе совсем иные.. Но, повторюсь, парень гениальный!
spasibo.tak et bylo prosto fun
I did not an exaustive search in RUclips but I find this version as the fastest of all caprice no1 versions.
He makes it look so easy. I’m a pianist and can’t play arpeggios that fast.
😂
I wonder if he can play god sav- oh my god
DiamondStrings. Yes he can play "God save the king". He has recorded two videos on RUclips playing that piece.
Nelson Cheng that was the joke
T E E T H I C A T O
fantastic. I always looked for this speed...
OMG!!!!!!!! WHAT is this............. insanely incredible.......
fabulous
Mind blowing.
and every 5 years,or maybe every 2 years this box will change.Like Jury wants.and they play different)))))
OMG! You are so amazing my mouth is hanging.
Simply incredible!
Who won the competition?
Is it just me or does it feel like you set it on 1.25x speed on accident?
조금 더 많은 동영상을 올려 주시면 안될까요? 너무 좋아요. ㅎㅎ
amazing
amazingly great
Man, that went from 0 to 100 real fast. Watch yourself Kavakos!
perhaps the very cutting edge of virtuosity in violin... wow
No Words!!!!!!!!
He's using machine gun technique.
It's super effective!
That's amazing！
I just want to see his version of Caprice 24. I know it will be beyond insane!
Simply unbelievable.
excellent.
Woww!!!! Amazing!!
i like your spirit you inspire me ho to be great
Please a performance of the 6th caprice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Я помню Вас, Рома, на мастер-классе у Г.С.Турчаниновой. Вы, кажется, учились тогда во 2-м или 3-м классе.
There are people who are more than virtuoso.....he is one....there are only a few alive today....
Some people have suggested this is speeded up because the pitch is higher. However I think its brilliant
Paganini sometimes tuned his violin higher to sound brighter or something like that
Someone has replaced Ben Lee for fastest violinest. The only difference is the guy actually plays the right notes lol
Marvelous !
Amazing ! Who made your violin ? You are incredibly talented .
His violin was made by Giuseppe Guarneri in 1695 :)
I COULD NEVER.
Awww my life!!!!!
Paganini has been revived
Ling Ling get out of this body!
Quanta gente che rosica, lui è semplicemente un fuoriclasse.
Rosicate ahahahahhahhhahhha
The swagger at the very end
I just checked, and he did win. I was wondering if he didn’t, because I would like to hear the one who did!
How is this video only 1:34 long?
I just got two kittens a few days ago and their meows sound similar to this
Robotic.
So nice! When your next recital in Italy??
Amazing!❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏🎻🎻🎻
if you can play it slowly, u can play it quickly
Maxim Vengerov should see this!
💞👏👏👏 Браво!!!
marked Andante; played prestossimo. My only complaint, the piece is about richochet control, not playing as fast as possible.
Great playing though, no doubt.
TheOneAndOnlyZeno This is a showpiece, it's all about showoff just like Paganini wanted and did
But it is played very well! He could easily play it slower, but those who play it slower probably cannot play it faster.
Oh, thank you very very much, dear professor. I'm sure you're totally entitled to give this young man a masterclass, before or after you learn how to write "prestissimo", you fucking idiot.
It's 8 notes to the beat so if you count along it is Andante.
@@jeanparke9373 Triggered much - sorry snowflake you don't like my opinion.
if you did not win the competition then I'll play it in front of the whole world...
Niccolo would be proud.
You didn´t have to put the video x2
It isn't
oops sry was looking for videos from planet Earth
Wow !!!!
9 years ago at this day of the month
God your profile picture gives me ptsd
Holy mackerel!
Caprice 1 is andante: Not so fast!
Can you show us how it should be played? Or all you can do is talk?
and new paganini was born
Did you get through to the next round?
who are the 20 people????
Wow.
Bravissimo
精彩！
Perfection on a stick
Феноменальный штрих
Damn
imagine him playing Paganini Caprice No. 5
WOW
I got second place in a competition after a girl played this💀
I just played Reflets dans l’eau and Revolutionary Etude
Where's the audience mate?
If I’m not mistaken he was playing for a violin competition
this may be the closest to paganini' s sound and performance. he's not from this earth
Naw...he is already better than Paganini
Bruh he sound like several violins playing at once
What about this ruclips.net/video/KsxY3WL1cP8/видео.html
How old is he in this video? I saw a video of him dated 2012 where he looks a lot younger than this one. The description in that video stated he was 13 in 2012. He looks a lot older than 12 in this video.
He was born in 1991. He was 19/20 in 2011.
@@harpz7840 thank you!
That is sacraligious