I mean, i'm a writer and I recovered from one of my worst depression spirals by writing a poem that would make most ppl depressed or at least existential by the end (I gave it a happier ending last yr to publish it lol). So yeah, making a masterpiece out of something u love to do, even if that thing u love to do is extremely difficult to actually get done, can cure the incurable lol. I'd apply this most of all to creatives. Aka musicians, writers, artists, thinkers, etc. Ig ppl know more for their ideas than their physical work.
@@RUclipssucksdick He's saying that even though he's a heavy metal guitar player who's therefore accustomed to playing technically difficult passages of music very fast and clean (aka shredding), the thought of playing that way for 30 minutes straight is inconceivable even to him due to the immense stamina it would require and this violin player is superhuman to be able to do it. 😊
Damn, could you imagine THAT violin and an electric guitar or a guitarria, doing that same piece... almost like Dueling Strings? Okay, okay, I just turned 50 and I think too much, I appreciate that. I know. BEFORE we ALL tell me to go sit down somewhere, I'm already sitting when I wrote it! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏆💯
Imagine having to shake your hand, pinch the string accurately, while having to do such simultaneously in half an hour. Man thats dedication over there
The fact that the bow is literally going to pieces and about to light on fire is incredible, but seriously, all I can think of is how many hours and years of practice and training it took to create this moment, and how much his Tiger Mom loved him. Hahaha. God I would be so proud. 😅🐯💕🎻
That was him participating in the queen Elisabeth competition. You’re only allowed to participate if you’re under 30. So of course he is younger than most of the people in the orchestra. And besides, age has nothing to do with being a soloist or working as a musician.
@@deathroith4678 of course age has nothing to do with being a musician, but it does have to do with experience and this guy was able to complete a piece previously thought to be unplayable and he did it at a young age. I imagine many experienced professional violinists could still struggle with a piece like that.
@@Alex-eb3iv you made a comparison that implicated that the older musicians maybe aren’t on the same level. Which is inaccurate given the fact you have to be really young to participate in this competition. I’m not butt hurt. Your comment was just really weird.
@@Alex-eb3iv Tchaikovsky violin concerto is a mandatory piece for every violinist that wants to become professional. Back in the day of Tchaikovsky it was considered unplayable. Technical wise today it is actually not that extremely hard, still very challenging. Just to give you an example: if you want to audition for any major orchestra there is a good chance you have to play this piece as one of the mandatory concertos in order to pass. I play in this orchestra and trust me when I tell you that every single violinist there has played this piece. But if you look at interpretation then I agree this is an amazing one. Playing the notes is one thing, but the way he does it here is incredible. Haven’t heard that before.
There’s nothing to say but WOW! I was a violinist when I was younger, and it was a lot of work, but always a work of love. ❤️ I admire your dedication and love of playing the violin. You kind of have to have that love and passion for it if you want to become a performer, particularly at your level. You are truly incredible and I thoroughly enjoyed listening to - and watching you play - this piece.
I've personally been a musician most of my life and I have to say this is one of, if not, THE most incredible performance I have ever heard or seen out of a violinist.
... Now, the double bass, there's an instrument the maestro could written a piece to send you depression for! Smetna & Mahler had a good go at it but...
I can’t even bring myself to get a snack when I’m depressed and Tchaikovsky wrote a whole violin concerto. I’m currently questioning all of my life choices right now.
As the camera starts zooming out, you can see the strings being stripped from his bow. Amazing technique. Even in this short clip you can see just how passionate everyone here is with their craft.
So beautiful, its amazing how this was almost two whole years ago, I never would have that after seeing this once it made me think I wanted to try the violin, and now I am back, in sixth grade having so much fun watching, play and just all in all listening to orchestra music, classical pieces have become my favorite genre of music, and I thank Timothy Chooi for uploading this one single video almost two years ago, he has made me realize just how beautiful and how much I love Classical (specifically orchestral) music, it is absolutely enchanting to hear this piece, I have watched this short a little under 7 times, but it still isn't enough, thank you so much Timothy Chooi for introducing me into this beautiful genre of music, and I wish the best for you and everyone reading this comment.
This is from the Queen Elisabeth Competition, I remember watching this live on Belgian television a couple years ago. A very memorable experience. I hope you liked your time in Belgium!
Lol. Truism and I'm not blood Asian. In all honesty many of my immediate family is though. I have a lot of Asian ethnic over lay growing up. Japanese, Thai, Korean, Indian Vietnamese ♥️ Add that and European, Iranian, Egyptian, Polynesian, Hawaiian, North American Indigenous and Mexican then have a big family Holiday! OMG THE FOOD!!😛😋❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Tchaikovsky had uncanny sense of the very individual sound character of each instrument as the instrument added to the harmonic texture of his compositions. True Genius left lucky humans who follow him in history, absolutely timeless Masterpieces.
I just had the chance to perform his 4th symphony playing 2nd bassoon and I totally see where you're coming from. Every part I had seemed to totally be the best possible contribution I could make to the sound and the same went for every instrument in the room. He was a brilliant orchestrator, that's for sure. Also the sheer amount of emotion he poured into his works (especially the 4th symphony which was written during a very low point of his life) is near unrivaled. If I had been in the audience of a life performance of it I might have lost it and cried, it's just so beautiful and emotional.
Ron 1 hadn't realized that about the instruments but absolutely true about human voices. Listen to his chorales... Must be experienced because there are no words.
Uhhh, no. Bows do that. They are made of horse hair which is not exactly durable. This happens to me when i play my cello, and i am DEFINITELY not as good as him.
Violin is already a very hard instrument to learn how to play, but this was insane! The amount of dedication put into learning this piece shows through! Nothing like waking up and listening to a beautiful violin in the morning(as I did).
I watched the whole version at 2.30am in bed with a box of tissues. He is AMAZING!! HE MUSTVE Practised that 40hrs a day!! To great perfection. What a GREAT mind Timothy has to complete ALL OF IT!! BRINGS TEARS OF EMOTION WATCHING HIM. 🎶🎶🎶🥀💐💋💚💚🎶🎶
Standing!!!... ovation!! Priceless. Thank you. My income🤑 would NEVER be able to hear thar stunning music in my lifetime,so thank you. What a treat of my century!!❤❤🥰🥰🤩😃😃!! May God bless you & keep you . Thank you🎻!!
I’m in love with this solo and more in love with the musician wow!! I played violin for 5 years and it was very difficult to get to a solid sound and vibrato. You are a musical genius and profound ❤
Um i believe that he nailed it. Epic mic drop moment. We appreciate your hard work and determination to capture this piece of art created. Many applause to you sir.
@@magusl9628 we get it, you're an instrument snob. While I understand that being pedantic about terminology might come with being interested in a field, the average person still understands, even if certain words or phrases are slightly off. Taking a condescending "I'm gonna teach ya" attitude about semantics ain't gonna do you any favours if you want laymen to take more of an interest in this topic that you seem to be rather invested in, my guy.
@@magusl9628 you're all up in the comments getting your panties in a twist over things that are, in the end, meaningless. First, all the upset over semantics and then insulting a person with depression over an ultimately inconsequential comment? Really? Who pissed in your cereal for you to act so off-puttingly? It's kind of fitting that your surname apparently starts with an L, because that quite accurately describes your mean-spirited and, frankly, embarrassing behaviour. Just saying, you'd greatly benefit from some time away from the keyboard and, in the best case scenario, working out whatever conflict you're displacing here, boo boo.
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THANKYOU FOR THE FULL VERSION IT IS AMAZING!!
Thank you for sharing it!!
@@TimothyChewy queen elizabeth ! WOW! Ray Chen 2 XD
What a rush...! 💜🕊Bravo!
He FELT THAT. The man literally jumped because his body couldn't contain all the adrenaline by the end of the piece. Sensational 👏🏻
He was so happy to be done
u couldn't pull that off without passion. twas truly, an exquisite performance
🍷🧐
@@gunnarmarks5754 Awesome !
@@dennis_s excellent use of the emojis
Awesome I hadn't noticed that before!
Doctor: you are clinically depressed
Tchaikovsky: double it and give it to the next person
Lmao underrated
PFTTT
Literally
😂😂😂
xD
I love the bow hairs that fell off. My orchestra teacher always says “ extra credit, if the hairs fall off” 😂
I didn’t even notice that until I read your comment 😂
@@Mr.Retired_Fire-Chiefsame
lol
I noticed but that does not mean that this is good or special it could be bad violin
As a [double-]reed instrument player I would have never even thought of such a thing if not for your comment. That's incredible!
His father finally admitted publicly that he is proud of his son
Sadly, he still wanted him to get his medical degree 😅..
😂
Damn…
😂😂😂😂
How do you recover from depression?
Tchaikovsky: I wrote a Violin Concerto
Good one.
damn bro
So does the devil himself paganini
I mean, i'm a writer and I recovered from one of my worst depression spirals by writing a poem that would make most ppl depressed or at least existential by the end (I gave it a happier ending last yr to publish it lol). So yeah, making a masterpiece out of something u love to do, even if that thing u love to do is extremely difficult to actually get done, can cure the incurable lol. I'd apply this most of all to creatives. Aka musicians, writers, artists, thinkers, etc. Ig ppl know more for their ideas than their physical work.
I don’t recover from depression in quite the same way. 😞+ 🛌
he finally recovered from depression so he decided to give it to other people
😂 lol
Hahahaha
😂😂
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Tchaikovsky be like: *A small price to pay for salvation*
that conductor was loving that! massive smile and the energy!
It's crazy how easy people can make things look- the hard work that goes into performances like this can often be overlooked so bravo
I can see He practice 40hours at day.
I was just abt to comment this, lingling forever
How if there's only 24 hrs in a day?
@@NeytiriSully659 r/woooosh
Only full lingling gets these results✨✨
Nah, it's 40 hours an hour
European composer + Asian perfromer = perfect team
Tchaikovsky was russian
@@D54375 which has most of its population in Europe
@@pufflerate123 that's what was saying bruh
@@D54375 ok, it just seemed like you were correcting them
Seriously????If you clobber a melody at highest possible speed----it's still clobbering and not art!--Asian performer?Sure:Chloe Chua!LOL
Playing for that golden fiddle like his soul depends on it
I KNOW THAT REFERENCE!! HIGH FIVE ME DUDE!! 😆🤚
✋
speaking as a metal guitarist, and a classical guitarist, i cant imagine just shredding for 30 minutes straight. fucing godly
Huh? That makes no sense.
@@RUclipssucksdick He's saying that even though he's a heavy metal guitar player who's therefore accustomed to playing technically difficult passages of music very fast and clean (aka shredding), the thought of playing that way for 30 minutes straight is inconceivable even to him due to the immense stamina it would require and this violin player is superhuman to be able to do it. 😊
@@staciehenderson6982 well spoken sir
you're a metal and classical guitarist?
@@staciehenderson6982 perfectly worded. i get fatigued at ten minutes, let alone going full speed for a half hour.
I'm a metalhead and found this VERY enjoyable to hear! 🤘🏻 Love those quick licks! 🔥🔥
Love it.
Damn, could you imagine THAT violin and an electric guitar or a guitarria, doing that same piece... almost like Dueling Strings?
Okay, okay, I just turned 50 and I think too much, I appreciate that. I know.
BEFORE we ALL tell me to go sit down somewhere, I'm already sitting when I wrote it! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏆💯
Masterful work, sir.
@@CrownedOne919 nahh u got great thinking my guy. Hope to see this happen one day!
who said metalheads dont like classical music? have you ever heard of symphonic metal?
As a violinist, I can honestly say that this man is BEYOND TALENTED.💯 Wonderfully executed Sir. You are an EXCEPTIONAL MASTER VIOLINIST.💙🎻💖
Imagine having to shake your hand, pinch the string accurately, while having to do such simultaneously in half an hour. Man thats dedication over there
The fact that the bow is literally going to pieces and about to light on fire is incredible, but seriously, all I can think of is how many hours and years of practice and training it took to create this moment, and how much his Tiger Mom loved him. Hahaha. God I would be so proud. 😅🐯💕🎻
I think I saw a few horse hairs come loose on the bow 😮😮
Tiger mom? Wtf lol
@@alberto6169 It's a two set violin reference.
@@elizafelkner6520 Oh really lol, cause I occasionally watch them but I have no clue on what a tiger mom is lol
@@alberto6169 From what I remember it's a nickname for an angry Asian mom.
He's also younger than a lot of the other musicians on stage, good for him for being such an incredible player and professional at such a young age
That was him participating in the queen Elisabeth competition. You’re only allowed to participate if you’re under 30. So of course he is younger than most of the people in the orchestra.
And besides, age has nothing to do with being a soloist or working as a musician.
@@deathroith4678 dude why are you butt hurt, I gave a compliment?
@@deathroith4678 of course age has nothing to do with being a musician, but it does have to do with experience and this guy was able to complete a piece previously thought to be unplayable and he did it at a young age. I imagine many experienced professional violinists could still struggle with a piece like that.
@@Alex-eb3iv you made a comparison that implicated that the older musicians maybe aren’t on the same level. Which is inaccurate given the fact you have to be really young to participate in this competition.
I’m not butt hurt. Your comment was just really weird.
@@Alex-eb3iv Tchaikovsky violin concerto is a mandatory piece for every violinist that wants to become professional.
Back in the day of Tchaikovsky it was considered unplayable. Technical wise today it is actually not that extremely hard, still very challenging.
Just to give you an example: if you want to audition for any major orchestra there is a good chance you have to play this piece as one of the mandatory concertos in order to pass.
I play in this orchestra and trust me when I tell you that every single violinist there has played this piece.
But if you look at interpretation then I agree this is an amazing one.
Playing the notes is one thing, but the way he does it here is incredible. Haven’t heard that before.
that guy can definitely shred the violin!! hats off that was a well deserved ovation.. just epic!
There’s nothing to say but WOW! I was a violinist when I was younger, and it was a lot of work, but always a work of love. ❤️ I admire your dedication and love of playing the violin. You kind of have to have that love and passion for it if you want to become a performer, particularly at your level. You are truly incredible and I thoroughly enjoyed listening to - and watching you play - this piece.
Asain kid: first day of violin
Asian parents: why can’t you be more like Timmy
Timmy:
🤭
😂
Steven: emotional damage!
@@TimothyChewy Is this the Kimmel Center (in Philadelphia)? It looks quite familiar
EMOOOTIONAL DAMAGE 💯💯
Looks like someone is practicing 40 hrs.
(edit- so apparently there are a lot of linglingwannabes than i thought.... WE ARE EVERYWHERE)
ling ling
LL
Ayyy, Hello Twosetter!
twosetters assemble!!
If you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly
I've personally been a musician most of my life and I have to say this is one of, if not, THE most incredible performance I have ever heard or seen out of a violinist.
Fabulous performance of a magnificent violin masterpiece
I love Tchaikovsky.
Even the Asian parents are impressed
Next level 😂😂😂
No they're like that was ok what's next?
“You missed a single note! *SLAP* You are a disgrace to this fammery! *SLAP* I have no son!”
@@altonb93 that’s more like it
Hahahahshshahahaha. Truth drop. Ha
Everyone’s saying that he practiced 40 hrs a day, but I can see he did more. 41 hrs to be exact
Idk man…it may be 42 hours. Look at that intonation!
@@snickerdoodledragon yeah, but it could very well also be 43 hours
@@PancakeTheKat This is true. Who’s to say it wasn’t 48 hours a day?
@@snickerdoodledragon true true, but maybe it could be 50!
@@PancakeTheKat I’m willing to wager…60 hours. This fellow is truly dedicated!
All that dedication, insane talent and decades of hard work and his parents are probably still disappointed
I've never seen anyone play violin like that and move me to tears. I used to play the double bass
... Now, the double bass, there's an instrument the maestro could written a piece to send you depression for! Smetna & Mahler had a good go at it but...
Everyone: wow he practice 40 hrs
Me: wow a bow string fell off
FINALLY SOMEONE SAW IT
I was thinking about it, so hard it had to be 😲
Ikr
I thought I was the only one 😀
btw. it's not string, it's hair
@@prototypeinheritance515 haven't played violin in a while, thanks for the correction
I can’t even bring myself to get a snack when I’m depressed and Tchaikovsky wrote a whole violin concerto. I’m currently questioning all of my life choices right now.
Right? I'm in awe
I'm willing to bet he was feeling better
So do i🤣
Same. Lol. But I guess giving violinists anxiety was just the schadenfreude he needed to giggle his way out of depression. 😅
@@BairMendoza LOVE IT! 😂
Spectacular!! Still having goosebumps. ❤️
Breathless
Violin: *lets out euphoric sigh and lights cigarette*
My favorite part was his smile when he finished.
My God. The most incredible piece of violin playing I have ever heard.
Jesus that was absolutely incredible BRAVO young man!!!!
Now that’s talent right there
Maaaan, those articulations are on point! And the intonation, wow! Very interesting and I loved it. Would hear the complete version for sure!
Thank you :) the full version is on RUclips
@@TimothyChewy what's the name of this piece?
@@joelp9050 Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto (there is only one, sadly), 3rd movement
@@TimothyChewy I'll listen! Thank you and God Bless! :)
@@guilhermemotapereira5917 amen
I look for the smiles at the end of a soloist killing his piece. Pure joy in their accomplishments. Brilliant.
Mannnnnnn, the soloist at the end though!!! He was so happy that it was over it looked like he was going to cry tears of joy!!
As the camera starts zooming out, you can see the strings being stripped from his bow. Amazing technique. Even in this short clip you can see just how passionate everyone here is with their craft.
NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE SPIRIT OF HUMANS TO ACHIEVE THE PERCEIVED UNATTAINABLE !
BEAUTIFUL WORK TIMOTHY 👏!
Imago Dei
Thank god music exists, this video made me very happy. Great violinist, amazing performance !
So beautiful, its amazing how this was almost two whole years ago, I never would have that after seeing this once it made me think I wanted to try the violin, and now I am back, in sixth grade having so much fun watching, play and just all in all listening to orchestra music, classical pieces have become my favorite genre of music, and I thank Timothy Chooi for uploading this one single video almost two years ago, he has made me realize just how beautiful and how much I love Classical (specifically orchestral) music, it is absolutely enchanting to hear this piece, I have watched this short a little under 7 times, but it still isn't enough, thank you so much Timothy Chooi for introducing me into this beautiful genre of music, and I wish the best for you and everyone reading this comment.
This is from the Queen Elisabeth Competition, I remember watching this live on Belgian television a couple years ago. A very memorable experience. I hope you liked your time in Belgium!
Very much. My favorite 🇧🇪
Why Belgium
@@nothing7333 because that’s where it took place
@@nothing7333 read his comment and fing out 🤦
We have a new LING LING. 40h a day I see. Very nice piece. Nah maybe even 50h a day.😵💫
🤭
Sacrilegious!
yes. meanwhile I can’t even play my scales in time
@@ireneting7545 😂me too
now THAT’S someone who knows how to use space and energy in music!
For some reason people cheering at the end of a piece like that, exploding into applause, always makes me so emotional
Oh, Bravissimo! You've given me goosebumps! Your accuracy, musicality and pure joy is stunning.
Thank you
"My name's Johnny, and it might be a sin, but I'll take your bet, an' you're gonna regret, 'cause I'm the best there's ever been."
Best at what?
@@fdgd9998 The Devil Went Down To Georgia
@@fdgd9998best pornstar
Fire on the mountain! Run, boy! Run!
@@fdgd9998,
It's not hard to figure out. What's the video about?
Breath stopping. ❤
He loves what he does!
Always remember. When u think you are good at something, there is always an asian out there that can out-perform you
Lol. Truism and I'm not blood Asian. In all honesty many of my immediate family is though. I have a lot of Asian ethnic over lay growing up. Japanese, Thai, Korean, Indian Vietnamese ♥️ Add that and European, Iranian, Egyptian, Polynesian, Hawaiian, North American Indigenous and Mexican then have a big family Holiday! OMG THE FOOD!!😛😋❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hahaha my friend groups Asian was the disappointing one who was just average
In everything
#notallasians
Well that’s probably true. Just keep in mind that it’s true for 99.99999% of Asians as well as for everyone else.
@@burgercide The 0.00001% is a newborn baby a few seconds before it goes into the 99.99999% category😧
You dropped this 🧢
Tchaikovsky had uncanny sense of the very individual sound character of each instrument as the instrument added to the harmonic texture of his compositions. True Genius left lucky humans who follow him in history, absolutely timeless Masterpieces.
I just had the chance to perform his 4th symphony playing 2nd bassoon and I totally see where you're coming from. Every part I had seemed to totally be the best possible contribution I could make to the sound and the same went for every instrument in the room. He was a brilliant orchestrator, that's for sure. Also the sheer amount of emotion he poured into his works (especially the 4th symphony which was written during a very low point of his life) is near unrivaled. If I had been in the audience of a life performance of it I might have lost it and cried, it's just so beautiful and emotional.
interesting - adds to one’s enjoyment and listening. 🎻🌷
Ron 1 hadn't realized that about the instruments but absolutely true about human voices. Listen to his chorales...
Must be experienced because there are no words.
He's not at all stressed. He's actually having lots of fun !
Can't stop watching it...! It takes me there every time...! Excellent work Timothy!
I just want to understand what his finger tips must feel like now
Very warmed up 🥶
@@TimothyChewy -- I’d say so!! On fire! ❤️🔥
Calloused for sure
I don't think he has any left...
Ok so I fought the urge to give a standing ovation lol. This man delivered an incredible performance!!
It’s Timothy Chooi. Fabulous young adult musician!!! 👏🏼
Excellent. The man is brilliant.
Incrediblely complex piece to remembered & to performed indeed! Masterful Skills! Bravo! 🌷🌿🌏💜🕊
I love how happy he was at the end 👍🏽
WOWWWWW OMG, who is performing the solo? What a violinist!
Hi there, it’s me ;)
@@TimothyChewy OMG you're so talented! I've always wanted to play the violin, but I cannot afford one unfortunately. One day, I will be
@@TimothyChewy How do you learn to play something like that without any mistakes? That’s insane.
when you're this good, no one knows when you make a mistake. You power through and just keep going.
@@sherrypeitz7911 great point
The smile!! *standing ovation*
INCREDIBLY FANTASTIC!
The hair from the bow is just dangling. That's when you know he practiced real hard and with so much passion. 😭
Uhhh, no. Bows do that. They are made of horse hair which is not exactly durable. This happens to me when i play my cello, and i am DEFINITELY not as good as him.
@@RUclipssucksdick I said "practice real hard" not him necessarily being "good" although he is.🤦
Duuuude!! You tore that thing up!! Excellent work. 🎉
🤗
Congratulations to the entire orchestra. But, especially to the fabulous soloist! Just incredible
That was absolutely superb. Bravo 👏👏👏
Violin is already a very hard instrument to learn how to play, but this was insane! The amount of dedication put into learning this piece shows through! Nothing like waking up and listening to a beautiful violin in the morning(as I did).
I watched the whole version at 2.30am in bed with a box of tissues. He is AMAZING!! HE MUSTVE Practised that 40hrs a day!! To great perfection. What a GREAT mind Timothy has to complete ALL OF IT!! BRINGS TEARS OF EMOTION WATCHING HIM. 🎶🎶🎶🥀💐💋💚💚🎶🎶
I enjoyed it too but not as much as other things I watch in bed with with a box of tissues.
@@chrisbillington2816 lol. Do i want to know what those are? 😂😂
Lingling proud of this giga chad fr
@@chrisbillington2816 boy u stoooooopid 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏆💯
This is one of my favourite violin concerto
Goosebumps!
Holy shooooot both him and the orchestra are so precise and together!
Violin and piano concertos are gods gift to mankind. Wish I could hear you play that one.
They're gifts from composers. Not some sky daddy.
@@SkyeMueller prove it
@@rabidbuddha4328 what? tchaikovsky literally wrote this concerto.
@@anthonydang4221 prove it
@@anthonydang4221 yeah our lord and savior Tchaikovsky wrote it therefore it is gods gift
When your bow is shredding you know it's fire.
The endurance exhibited there is phenomenal.
How many times have you watch this?
"Yes"
Booooooo👎🏾
Bad ass! I’m sorry but there is no other way to describe that level of artistry and musical skill! Bravo 👏🏻! It gave me chills! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Standing!!!... ovation!! Priceless. Thank you. My income🤑 would NEVER be able to hear thar stunning music in my lifetime,so thank you. What a treat of my century!!❤❤🥰🥰🤩😃😃!! May God bless you & keep you . Thank you🎻!!
He's super fun to watch!
I’m in love with this solo and more in love with the musician wow!! I played violin for 5 years and it was very difficult to get to a solid sound and vibrato. You are a musical genius and profound ❤
You're playing sounds
amazingly clean and crisp. Ling Ling approved ✔️.
Um i believe that he nailed it. Epic mic drop moment. We appreciate your hard work and determination to capture this piece of art created. Many applause to you sir.
Sounds so good to me! 🥰
If there was ever a song that compelled dancing, this player discovered it.
OMG I actually have no words. This man is on another level
Classic music will never get old for me. I love it!
Fabulous..so well done..what a pleasure to watch and listen to.
Honestly went so hard, his bow strings started actually ripping. Respect.
Bow hair. The strings are on the violin. And it is common for some bow hair to fall
@@magusl9628 we get it, you're an instrument snob.
While I understand that being pedantic about terminology might come with being interested in a field, the average person still understands, even if certain words or phrases are slightly off.
Taking a condescending "I'm gonna teach ya" attitude about semantics ain't gonna do you any favours if you want laymen to take more of an interest in this topic that you seem to be rather invested in, my guy.
@@clarysstoryboard3317 I merely stated facts, you're welcome.
@@magusl9628 you're all up in the comments getting your panties in a twist over things that are, in the end, meaningless. First, all the upset over semantics and then insulting a person with depression over an ultimately inconsequential comment? Really? Who pissed in your cereal for you to act so off-puttingly?
It's kind of fitting that your surname apparently starts with an L, because that quite accurately describes your mean-spirited and, frankly, embarrassing behaviour.
Just saying, you'd greatly benefit from some time away from the keyboard and, in the best case scenario, working out whatever conflict you're displacing here, boo boo.
@@magusl9628 here's your biannual reminder that you're an insufferable prick. Hope you've gotten better.
Sounds beautiful and intense. He worked very hard to create such a sound and a feeling. Hopefully he takes good care of his health
remember kids, this is what you get when you practice 40hrs
Stop the algorithm shit, you all are never funny and never will be when you just copy jokes you kill faster than a party.
You definitely proved them wrong!! Outstanding!!🎻
Beautiful!
I screamed "Ahhh!!!" truly outloud. So amazing. Music is life, look how we continue to grow ❤️
The Beatles would probably say he practices eight days a week. Amazing!
Awesome! Simply awesome!
That is one of the most impressive instrumental pieces I’ve ever heard
Many lives of dedication distilled to one moment of collective greatness.
His face at the end is great
Happy birthday Tchaikovsky!
Guys not a musician but an athlete! That piece was so physical. Brilliantly done ❤