Ray Chen: Nobel Prize Concert 2012, behind the scenes.

Meet violinist Ray Chen in a behind the scenes-trailer filmed around the Nobel Prize Concert in December 2012 with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Christoph Eschenbach. Ray Chen is performing Bruch Violin Concerto No 1.
Friday 15 February, 2013 the RSPO and Ray Chen will perform together again in Carnegie Hall, New York. For more information on this event, please visit carnegiehall.rs.... Tickets at carnegiehall.org.
The Nobel Prize Concert 2012. Sveriges Television AB (production). Copyright © Nobel Media AB 2012. / Trailer: David Lindberg, DSL Film & Music Production (editing and filming).
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[@MsPea]

I can't imagine playing the Bruch concerto at 11 years old.

[@dubhlinn2]

Ling Ling played it as a fetus

[@TheJoanml]

@@dubhlinn2hey reptile 🦎

[@oxoelfoxo]

Long ago, when Ray still had a trace of his Australian accent.

[@TheJoanml]

Not much at all 😅sad

[@davidfleming8436]

Ray Chen is an amazing violinist and human being.

[@i123456987654]

ugh, so lucky to play at the nobel prize concert AND carnegie hall

[@MariaRamos-jm8bf]

Amazing, beautiful, wonderful...

[@shane_taylor]

What a treat!

[@susanli6161]

@wikct2 Well you clearly have absolutely no clue about the current situation between China and Taiwan. I am Taiwanese myself and I will admit that ethnically we share the same roots as the Chinese and that our culture and heritage is Chinese yet our nationality isn't. There's a difference between ethnicity and nationality. Taiwan and China are two separate countries. Telling a Taiwanese person to admit being Chinese is like telling a Caucasian American to admit being British. Which is just strictly non-sense. The majority of the Taiwanese population are descendants of Chinese immigrants who sailed across the Taiwan Strait from the mainland in the 17th and 18th century. Our blood and DNA may be of similar origin, but we are two separate nations.

[@josephwu2926]

Sue Lee

[@neoniahazelwood9263]

Bravo!

[@kamojamo]

B R I S B A N E !

[@鈴木悠-y3r]

wow

[@spedupgalore]

bravo

[@harlinable]

哇/年紀輕輕就因為贏得了/世界最難拿到的大獎/伊莉莎白/皇后大獎第一名冠軍/而旅行遍全世界/而他所到之處/都受到英雄式的歡迎/跟禮遇/很羨慕他/

[@stephanebelizaire3627]

BRAVO !!!

[@jojolu3357]

❤u

[@rolandscharenguivel8216]

Cool it wikct2. Until China gives Taiwan independence and does not claim Taiwan as part of China , the Taiwanese have every right to be proud of being
Taiwanese .If this does not happen, China may lose excellent musicians, artistes,
scientists etc. Ray Chen is an excellent violinist ..and he has a brilliant future.... regardless of his nationality.

[@violayun7093]

He is Taiwanese~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-3333333

[@valerievasselon1233]

First chord of the bruch 3rd movement was awfully flat, the rest was good though, and the minor fact that he says concertOS instead of ConcertI

[@peterdeck2696]

Concertos is an alternate plural form of concerto along with concerti...

[@orenshoval2141]

To play a wrong note is insignificant, but to play without passion is inexcusable" - Beethoven

[@TheJoanml]

Now I know why he is widely successful and you are not 😂

[@nickfaiella9164]

he has bed head lol typical smh

[@sunsetpark20]

Pretentious. I'm not a fan.

[@uelrington9270]

No! His not ! He is very natural to me !

[@yabbamita]

Joe's probs an air-conditioner ..

[@corgispotter]

Winner of the Menuhin competition? I think not.

[@katie4623]

There is nothing pretentious about him at all! Good grief.

[@DivaDeb1234]

Wow not true

[@zeferinoarroyo7673]

wow