@imranbug81, the stick is to communicate beat and tempo, dynamics, cueing and other musical elements. See 'conducting' on Wikipedia. Notes are in front of the musicians indeed.
@windstorm1000 There's so much for the soloist to do that few can do it well enough to perform it in public:) I'm not a violinist, but I've been told that Paganini began composing because, as the world's greatest violin virtuoso up to his time, he felt there was no music that showcased his abilities. Being able to play this piece is a lifelong dream for many students of the violin.
what do we call the guy who leads the symphony and what is he trying to communicate with his stick... the notes...??? don't they have the notes right in front of them. >??
@annasilkoff It's not Heifetz strad. 10 years later she got the dolphin strad which was once owned by Heifetz, but not played by him in concerts. He prefered and always played another violin Guarnelli del Gesu.
See the article of New York Times "Putting Heifetz's Violin Back Into Action"by ANNE MIDGETTE
Published: June 15, 2002 on the web:
She wrote, Heifetz favorite violin, a 1742 Guarneri del Gesù, would start a new life in the hands of the concertmaster of the San Francisco Symphony, Alexander Barantschik.
@0casteloencantado0 9 languages is nothing compared to this; even FliptopTwister's advice is understating the time it would take to learn the violin, and then to play this song!
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I am playing violin for 6 years and im gonna continue it. You cant know how much is it difficult. She is just amazing and she will be much better at the future.
I've found it really depressing watching these 'pros' in the last few days, since I started in january it's just made me feel worthless and like there is no point continuing to play as I will never reach anything like that :( feels like I am wasting my time like I was always be a 'underdog' in the violin game- I'm a perfectionist which is why it is a hard pill to swallow
In my opinion when it comes to playing your instrument, If you think youve reached perfection, youve just lost...Theres always room for improvement .. except for mozart and beethoven ... they reached it .. lol
@dwaynedibbly My friend, you cannot be like that to yourself. I myself do not play violin (want to learn) but I play guitar and I want to learn to play great and it just so happens I have a master guitarist who lives just above me and everytime I hear him play I feel the same way cause I feel like I could never play like that, but you gotta take a different attitude. Ever listen to peter tosh?
"Anything you can do, I can do it better, I'm the toughest, and I can do what you can't do...' etc.
@dwaynedibbly if everybody would have the same mentality like you no one will ever become a "pro". i`ve herd of a lot of great musicians who had their difficulties when they started out. so my point is keep trying you`ll see you`ll be happy even when you reach some skill. i can tell you i felt really happy when i got my first riffs on guitar, and i am a perfectionist too at some level. i hope you wont give up and i wish you good luck.
@TheYOUMichaelYOU She played both Paganini and Tchaikovsky in the final round of the competiotion. Tchaikovsky competition cnsists 3 round, and in each round participants must play many asigned pieces not necessarily composed by Tchaikvsky. The competition continued almost 1month. more than100 participated to 1st round, but only 6 were in the final.
@daemperador123 alot of ppl in china can play techinical stuff well like her or maybe better but listen to her tchaikovsky concerto thats what most of the china ppl lack
earthquake and Tsunami hit japan.but It is a part of only region. Please Look Map of Japan.Japan is a large country. 3 prefectures received serious damage.
But Japan has 47 prefectures.Another is energetic and helped hard to 3 prefectures.
I listened to her play the violin from 0:48 to 1:07 in the video & then shut it off. It was pretty bad... just scratching away like a beginner... almost as bad as someone tuning a violin.
It is said that Paganini was such a virtuoso, on his violin, that people thought he was possessed. And if you listen to his music you can kinda see where that idea came from.
Mi sono sempre chiesto se il direttore d'orchestra serva realmente a qualcosa!Secondo me basta un pupazzo che da il via e la chiusura al pezzo. Un pò di moine in mezzo e si sono bell'e risparmiati un bel pò di euro!:-)
Knowing how to play the music is more important than technique display. She plays the violin so well but there's no fire, no passion, no poetry, and no sense of Paganini style in her playing. She doesn't build suspense nor climax. Not that she isn't capable of doing so but her imagination just hadn't developed. To feel Paganini style, listen to the Italian violinistI Ruggerio Ricci. Ricci 's tone is a little harsh and dry but he plays Pagainini more authentically than most anyone else.
She has technique ---and wow what strong solid technique---and the ability to project..........unfortunately she doesn't comprehend italian style and its charm. This piece is not just about technique display. I might add that this orchestra also doesn't play with italian style too.
@freeqwerqwer Are you kidding me? Paganini was one of the biggest foundations in TECHNIQUE. And to say she doesn't comprehend the style is out right ignorant of you the emotion's there so don't be the ass on the sideline telling the ones doing their thing that they didn't do it right when you couldn't deliver a sliver of it.
@freeqwerqwer I grew up on classical music and studied all of the eras of music. You just worded, and I quote "who also don't know English." I'm one person so singular wording please. You're clearly not familiar with Paganini nor his concertos or caprices. They played the piece how he intended it his music was shunned in his time for its lack polyphony. Locatelli was also a major influence on his compositions so go look up his 24 caprices. And don't be such a douche bag prick. Gd asshole
@gyroku , While Suwanai is impressive in technique her style interpretative style is lacking. FYI asshole, to comprehend Paganinii style, go listen to the violinist Ruggerio Ricci.
@freeqwerqwer regardless it's biased. Paganini composed his works to be specifically played by him because he had such long fingers and flexible joints, hence the demanding double stops and massive leaps. It's musical interpretation, and there is nothing wrong with the way she delivered it. And I prefer Shlomo Mintz. Oh hey by the way, your FYI made no sense to the grammatical integrity of your poorly worded sentence. But hey, I'm a guy "who don't know English" You're cute kid go take a walk.
Just from the start, I knew she had it.....her violin bowing technique is impressive and full. She has almost everything there.....maybe she could use a little ounce more of a delivish soul as this piece was meant to display. Her playing is fresh and truly remarkable...truth be, I like her playing better than heifetz, Perlman, Friedman, and others
Very talented!!! You guys also need to check out FERENC Illenyi, one of the best violinists of all time. Especially the Cadenza he wrote for this piece. Out of this world.
I don't claim to know alot about Classical music but may I enquire as to why it is called Paganini Violin Concerto No.1 when there is a picture of Tchaikovsky in the background, and why it says Tchaikovsky Competition 1990 in the info bar? Thanks. Silly me for not knowing.
@elpianisto26 this is far from the most challenging piece in the repertoire. many if not professional violinists and soloists learn this piece in their teens.
@jin12345678 well maybe im wrong. but we analysed that piece in school and payed attention on the hard parts like the one when the virtuoso has to play 4 notes at once. and so on the staccato fast parts with 2 notes....
@johisweet It's not a matter of agreeing or disagreeing. ask any violinist where this piece ranks technically. it is typically seen as technically easier than the hardest concertos, like sibelius or brahms. but it depends on the individual. suwanai is an amazing violinist, and few people could play the paganini like her. but the paganini concerto no.1 is not the hardest piece in the repertoire. don't pretend that you know anything about violin repertoire, you're the idiot here.
@elpianisto26 this is far from the most challenging piece in the repertoire. many if not most professional violinists and soloists learn this piece in their teens.
@normdug Totally agree with you. People complaining here don't know how to play the violin or suck at playing it. And they come here to discuss about technique or passion. if you guys don't like it i'm pretty sure that you'll find what you want here on youtube. Otherwise, just listen and enjoy this marvelous piece of art played by an awesome and talented girl.
@normdug I support your point entierly! Je soutiens votre point de vue a 100%. Je suis Chinois. J'adore la bonne musique et la langue francaise ! Laoma, Singapour.
Anyone who can play this concerto at only 18 years old in the way she did can only be described as an amazingly dedicated individual, whose constant love for the violin has ultimately led to this moment. Paganini requires a great amount of technical skill of his players, taking years of practice to acquire. Akiko, you really deserve this one, bravo! =D
Having spent some years in the Orient (Japan and Taiwan) I can tell you that Asian musicians have plenty of emotion. Just because they may not display it on their face like many Western musicians does not mean it is not there. They are very emotional.
@l3rasserie wow there are some people out there who think like me... i agree with your comment, i've nearly never seen asian people playing with real emotions on the violin. the technic is amazing like everytime, these people dont have got friends so its no wonder she has a good technic but she is like a robot with filled up batteries which can play 3 hours and then stops
@imranbug81, the stick is to communicate beat and tempo, dynamics, cueing and other musical elements. See 'conducting' on Wikipedia. Notes are in front of the musicians indeed.
florijntjes 1 week ago
@imranbug81 i was wondering same thing
triton2008 2 weeks ago
here is a question for violinists: why is this masterwork hardly played in halls anymore?? There is certainly plenty to do for the soloist.
windstorm1000 3 weeks ago
@windstorm1000 There's so much for the soloist to do that few can do it well enough to perform it in public:) I'm not a violinist, but I've been told that Paganini began composing because, as the world's greatest violin virtuoso up to his time, he felt there was no music that showcased his abilities. Being able to play this piece is a lifelong dream for many students of the violin.
acurf 1 week ago
sounds really good !
RA00H 3 weeks ago
what do we call the guy who leads the symphony and what is he trying to communicate with his stick... the notes...??? don't they have the notes right in front of them. >??
imranbug81 3 weeks ago
@imranbug81 a conductor
evankiefl 3 weeks ago
2:38 - 3:06
sounds like carol anne's theme
donatsusu0 1 month ago
Fantastic!
macvill1x 1 month ago
Estoy complacida en escuchar este concierto, la felicito ampliamente ..................
saltoangel1000 1 month ago
fantastico
valqui11 1 month ago
This is amazing!
Dingbat60 2 months ago
wow. my brain has been ear fucked, and it was great.
sparticusfinch 2 months ago
@sparticusfinch <--- asshole
FriendlyCroock 2 months ago
Love it. My old time favorite.
brazilian777able 2 months ago
imagine seeing the master himself play this.
itsjustnopinionok 2 months ago 2
Tchaikovsky Competition 1990 で第一位になった諏訪内さんですが、何とこのパガニーニのヴァイオリン協奏曲の方がより多く視聴されています。
私はこの厳然たる事実こそ、彼女に対する世界の評価がいかに高いかを雄弁に物語っていると思います。
H2QY38 2 months ago in playlist H2QY38 さんのお気に入り
poor Heifetz strad... doesn't sound like it
annasilkoff 2 months ago
@annasilkoff It's not Heifetz strad. 10 years later she got the dolphin strad which was once owned by Heifetz, but not played by him in concerts. He prefered and always played another violin Guarnelli del Gesu.
ganjer63 2 months ago
@ganjer63 Guarneri del gesu. ya
annasilkoff 2 months ago
@annasilkoff Oh, yes, a 1742 Guarneri del Gesù.
See the article of New York Times "Putting Heifetz's Violin Back Into Action"by ANNE MIDGETTE
Published: June 15, 2002 on the web:
She wrote, Heifetz favorite violin, a 1742 Guarneri del Gesù, would start a new life in the hands of the concertmaster of the San Francisco Symphony, Alexander Barantschik.
ganjer63 2 months ago
@annasilkoff At that time,Suwanai was a unknown 18year old student, and has neither strad nor guarneri.
ganjer63 2 months ago
@harfuch1 Who gives a hoot where you are from ignoramus with a thin skin and a big complex. i never commented on the middle east idiot !!!!!!
jorgeoscar1000 2 months ago
i'm 21 and never played the violin but i've decided just now that i'm going to learn and be able to play that.
0casteloencantado0 3 months ago
@0casteloencantado0 erg,,,,i suggest give up everything your doing and practice 10 hours a day for the next 15 years. You might be able to do it. :)
FliptopTwister 3 months ago
@FliptopTwister you thinks it ain't possible girl? i speak 9 languages!!
0casteloencantado0 3 months ago
@0casteloencantado0 No. I don't think its impossible. I told you what you have to do.
tomandrobbie 3 months ago
@0casteloencantado0 9 languages is nothing compared to this; even FliptopTwister's advice is understating the time it would take to learn the violin, and then to play this song!
apeirogon1000 3 months ago
i don't see a black or mexican plying like this,,hahahahahahahaha
jorgeoscar1000 3 months ago
@jorgeoscar1000 Different cultures ignorant.
Educate yourself ignorant before you open your mouth.
FYI I'm from middle east.
harfuch1 2 months ago
Delightful performance, thanks for posting it!
zalriva1 3 months ago
A fun concerto.
oldaardvark 4 months ago in playlist violin concerto paganini
She must taste pretty sweet......
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Perfecte technik + Herz
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juanchiviris 5 months ago
I am playing violin for 6 years and im gonna continue it. You cant know how much is it difficult. She is just amazing and she will be much better at the future.
Bilge1231 5 months ago 5
talented, very good!
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insidegoodoutsidebad 6 months ago
これわよいね！！
Luthielyong 6 months ago
congratulations to suwanai!
Robertocavaquinho 6 months ago
asian chosaky cheshm koon khurusi, yeho bade violon zadan oftade be shikamet
ignatei 7 months ago
Guy at 8:46 is not amused
Teofago 7 months ago in playlist violin concerto paganini 3
Bravo!!!
ModeModeMode63 7 months ago
Very good job it is Amazing,
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hanibb1 7 months ago
shes just like sarah chang :D
Fluffeecottoncandy3 7 months ago
@Fluffeecottoncandy3 yes!
iwatchedyourvideo101 7 months ago
A su precioso rostro y sus delicados dedos, une la destreza y la magistralidad con que interpreta ese bello concierto, de muy difícil ejecución.
Un ángel deleitándonos con música celestial, eso es lo que veo y lo que siento...
j. m. moreno (Poeta español).
bioteologo1 8 months ago 2
@bioteologo1 gracias, buen mensaje
pidosilencio 7 months ago
Time pass fast, Suwanai was 18 that time & now going to forty....
MrAlgykcho 8 months ago
decent violin playing
MoPar7055 8 months ago
Brilliant! Paganini would smile.
56captvideo 8 months ago
amo a esa niña, maravillosa!!
BlackLeatherJockeys 9 months ago
I've found it really depressing watching these 'pros' in the last few days, since I started in january it's just made me feel worthless and like there is no point continuing to play as I will never reach anything like that :( feels like I am wasting my time like I was always be a 'underdog' in the violin game- I'm a perfectionist which is why it is a hard pill to swallow
dwaynedibbly 9 months ago
@dwaynedibbly if you love what you play never give up!
YouWillDieOfHiccup 9 months ago 18
In my opinion when it comes to playing your instrument, If you think youve reached perfection, youve just lost...Theres always room for improvement .. except for mozart and beethoven ... they reached it .. lol
pingaface2689 8 months ago
@dwaynedibbly My friend, you cannot be like that to yourself. I myself do not play violin (want to learn) but I play guitar and I want to learn to play great and it just so happens I have a master guitarist who lives just above me and everytime I hear him play I feel the same way cause I feel like I could never play like that, but you gotta take a different attitude. Ever listen to peter tosh?
"Anything you can do, I can do it better, I'm the toughest, and I can do what you can't do...' etc.
SqueezeMyLemonBabe 8 months ago
@dwaynedibbly if everybody would have the same mentality like you no one will ever become a "pro". i`ve herd of a lot of great musicians who had their difficulties when they started out. so my point is keep trying you`ll see you`ll be happy even when you reach some skill. i can tell you i felt really happy when i got my first riffs on guitar, and i am a perfectionist too at some level. i hope you wont give up and i wish you good luck.
fiftieslover 8 months ago
@fiftieslover thanks for the encouragement friends
dwaynedibbly 8 months ago
@TheYOUMichaelYOU She played both Paganini and Tchaikovsky in the final round of the competiotion. Tchaikovsky competition cnsists 3 round, and in each round participants must play many asigned pieces not necessarily composed by Tchaikvsky. The competition continued almost 1month. more than100 participated to 1st round, but only 6 were in the final.
ganjer63 9 months ago
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jdhe1120 9 months ago
nice hair
slamayama 9 months ago
Please tell me she won.
nogveelove 9 months ago
@nogveelove Yes,she won the 1st prize of the competition by a unanimous vote of all 12 jurors.
furthermore she was awarded two sepecial prizes:the best bach piece player prize and the best
tchaikovsky player prize.
ganjer63 9 months ago
Whats the name of the conductor? I see him often but dont know his name.............
zhypaul93 9 months ago
@zhypaul93 I think Dmitri Kitaenko??? My Gara CD 1990.
Kleiber2004 9 months ago
@zhypaul93 justin bieber?
iwatchedyourvideo101 7 months ago
nice
geetarxist 9 months ago
Everyone in china play like this girl... so she suck
daemperador123 9 months ago
@daemperador123 alot of ppl in china can play techinical stuff well like her or maybe better but listen to her tchaikovsky concerto thats what most of the china ppl lack
haiz369 9 months ago
@daemperador123 She is Japanease.not chinease.
Kleiber2004 9 months ago
@daemperador123 you go to play your erhu..i think erhu is wonderful instrument can beat violin down. why do you chinese study violin?
icylakepaxphile 8 months ago
asian chosaky que violon nemizaneh.
ignatei 9 months ago
GOD! SHE LEARNED ALL THAT BY HEART?!!!! IT'S SCARY HOW TALENTED SHE IS!
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did she died on the earthquake?
brujitoyprometida 9 months ago
@brujitoyprometida
I hope YOU died in the earthquake. thats jacked up.
ph4nt0mf1ng3rs 9 months ago
@ph4nt0mf1ng3rs Japan will revive splendidly like Mahler: Symphony No. 2 (Resurrection)
Kleiber2004 9 months ago
@brujitoyprometida .No.She is ok.I'm japanease.
earthquake and Tsunami hit japan.but It is a part of only region. Please Look Map of Japan.Japan is a large country. 3 prefectures received serious damage.
But Japan has 47 prefectures.Another is energetic and helped hard to 3 prefectures.
Kleiber2004 9 months ago
@brujitoyprometida Oh, No! She lives now in Paris, and is active as a solo violinist and very busy for concerts and recitals.
ganjer63 9 months ago
geweldige violiste gaan we nog meer van horen,dank voor het plaatsen van dit concert, F.B.Spaen
fransspaen 10 months ago
amazing playing, this is true mastery!! Thank you for posting!!
Olegstuff21986 10 months ago
I listened to her play the violin from 0:48 to 1:07 in the video & then shut it off. It was pretty bad... just scratching away like a beginner... almost as bad as someone tuning a violin.
CecilTheSeaMonster 10 months ago
@CecilTheSeaMonster - You sir' suck at sarcasm.
Benj888 10 months ago
@Benj888 can u maybe try a sentence with more "s" words in it?
CecilTheSeaMonster 10 months ago
@CecilTheSeaMonster hope you can play alf as well, then you can comment on this performance - a virtuoso performance!!!!!! :=))
carpediem9482 10 months ago
@CecilTheSeaMonster you should kinda listen to the rest.... like starting at 7:40 till the end.
MrJackskellington555 10 months ago
L'introduzione non molto tempo mi piace, ho sentito altre versioni ma questo ottimo solista.
Oscarenedg 10 months ago
She is the most beautiful thing ever.
Benj888 10 months ago 3
this is by far one of the most incredible things i have ever seen a human being do
markmeson 10 months ago
She is so beautiful, she would not need to play - watching her face would be more than enough the whole evening.
MrPatriceLumumba 10 months ago
@MrPatriceLumumba creep.
dwaynedibbly 9 months ago
how old was she?
yeahyeahnatnat 10 months ago
It is said that Paganini was such a virtuoso, on his violin, that people thought he was possessed. And if you listen to his music you can kinda see where that idea came from.
amdg3x7 10 months ago
how do you play a guitar that small??
XxXWestleyXxX 10 months ago
@XxXWestleyXxX wtf??was thqat a joke or are u completely out of it?
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@XxXWestleyXxX wtf??was that a joke or are u completely out of it?
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@XxXWestleyXxX was that a joke or are u completely out of it?
okenta3ei 10 months ago
awesome
MrJusttokill 10 months ago
BULLSHIT - Paganini played a Stratocaster, handcrafted for him by Leo Flenderouso, ole Pag would never have played a fiddle - IDIOSIOUSES!
jehovahuponyou 10 months ago
she even better than a asiatic
paganinilovedkebab 11 months ago
she is so pretty :)
hyeonj315 11 months ago
holy crap i cant imagine how much practice that took
superstitiousenigma 11 months ago
Phenomenal!
Valtiel99999 11 months ago
WOW..Speechless
wisesatyr72 11 months ago
@wisesatyr72 me neither = just awesome !!
TheSection59 11 months ago
did you she win this competition?!
xxcarlyxx 11 months ago
@xxcarlyxx yes, she is (or was, i don't know if someone younger win it recently) the youngest person to win it
MrRiR1 11 months ago
why is the A higher than normal?
daniel0731ex 11 months ago
Charming performance ! Thank you very much !
YIBDH 11 months ago
She looks as beautiful as she plays! What an elegant creature!
achvoy 11 months ago 2
Mi sono sempre chiesto se il direttore d'orchestra serva realmente a qualcosa!Secondo me basta un pupazzo che da il via e la chiusura al pezzo. Un pò di moine in mezzo e si sono bell'e risparmiati un bel pò di euro!:-)
Pianobarragan 1 year ago
c'est très mignon... même un peu trop mignon.
dilnazar 1 year ago
your all idiots
close your eyes and listen
B4IRUTUARU16 1 year ago
@B4IRUTUARU16 better say "all you idiots ..." ;-)
cheval63sg 10 months ago
@cheval63sg lol my bad
B4IRUTUARU16 10 months ago
Is it me who does not hear well or is the orchester really dreadful?
xikh11 1 year ago
@xikh11 It's you.
mozartfx1 11 months ago
Salvatore Accardo is also an excellent violinist on Paganini's music.
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
Knowing how to play the music is more important than technique display. She plays the violin so well but there's no fire, no passion, no poetry, and no sense of Paganini style in her playing. She doesn't build suspense nor climax. Not that she isn't capable of doing so but her imagination just hadn't developed. To feel Paganini style, listen to the Italian violinistI Ruggerio Ricci. Ricci 's tone is a little harsh and dry but he plays Pagainini more authentically than most anyone else.
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
what do the subtitles on the video say??
sergiobyt 1 year ago
She has technique ---and wow what strong solid technique---and the ability to project..........unfortunately she doesn't comprehend italian style and its charm. This piece is not just about technique display. I might add that this orchestra also doesn't play with italian style too.
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
@freeqwerqwer Are you kidding me? Paganini was one of the biggest foundations in TECHNIQUE. And to say she doesn't comprehend the style is out right ignorant of you the emotion's there so don't be the ass on the sideline telling the ones doing their thing that they didn't do it right when you couldn't deliver a sliver of it.
gyroku 1 year ago
@gyroku , U are undoubtedly an amateur listener or a non-musician who also don't know English.
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
@freeqwerqwer I grew up on classical music and studied all of the eras of music. You just worded, and I quote "who also don't know English." I'm one person so singular wording please. You're clearly not familiar with Paganini nor his concertos or caprices. They played the piece how he intended it his music was shunned in his time for its lack polyphony. Locatelli was also a major influence on his compositions so go look up his 24 caprices. And don't be such a douche bag prick. Gd asshole
gyroku 1 year ago
@gyroku , While Suwanai is impressive in technique her style interpretative style is lacking. FYI asshole, to comprehend Paganinii style, go listen to the violinist Ruggerio Ricci.
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
@freeqwerqwer regardless it's biased. Paganini composed his works to be specifically played by him because he had such long fingers and flexible joints, hence the demanding double stops and massive leaps. It's musical interpretation, and there is nothing wrong with the way she delivered it. And I prefer Shlomo Mintz. Oh hey by the way, your FYI made no sense to the grammatical integrity of your poorly worded sentence. But hey, I'm a guy "who don't know English" You're cute kid go take a walk.
gyroku 1 year ago 3
who is she
bunny6147 1 year ago
Thanks for posting, fantastic performance, very hight standard of play !
crossbyfields 1 year ago
@crossbyfields yes fantastic !!bravo
cogermax91 1 year ago
por fabor que talento . que dijitacion tan joven
MegaElsax 1 year ago
por fabor que talento . que dijitacion
MegaElsax 1 year ago
95 people are sleep deprived!
peppersax 1 year ago
shes japanese
thekiller535 1 year ago
"I am not handsome, but when women hear me play, they come crawling to my feet. " -Niccolo Paganini
MrJpnkilla 1 year ago 13
@MrJpnkilla That's awsome! where did you get the quote? :)
hmmmmusic 1 year ago
@hmmmmusic i'm pretty sure i just typed in "niccolo paganini quotes" lol! :)
MrJpnkilla 1 year ago
Just from the start, I knew she had it.....her violin bowing technique is impressive and full. She has almost everything there.....maybe she could use a little ounce more of a delivish soul as this piece was meant to display. Her playing is fresh and truly remarkable...truth be, I like her playing better than heifetz, Perlman, Friedman, and others
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
Violin Solo starts at 4:17
holiday330 1 year ago 107
they japanese :p
Tsunade747 1 year ago
WOW. i want to get married to her
SnipesMcOwneg 1 year ago
I've been plying the violin for about 12 years and I'm still not this good!! And I practice for about 5 hours a day!! :) This girl is amazing!!
cellphonelover328 1 year ago 2
wow... just wow
cool2thetouch 1 year ago
Lovely
winter899 1 year ago
its so beautiful!!!!!!!!!!
interfacesful 1 year ago
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Very talented!!! You guys also need to check out FERENC Illenyi, one of the best violinists of all time. Especially the Cadenza he wrote for this piece. Out of this world.
ifind2com 1 year ago
I don't claim to know alot about Classical music but may I enquire as to why it is called Paganini Violin Concerto No.1 when there is a picture of Tchaikovsky in the background, and why it says Tchaikovsky Competition 1990 in the info bar? Thanks. Silly me for not knowing.
ChristianPainter 1 year ago
there are not many people on this planet who can play that piece.
those who can are virtuosos.
elpianisto26 1 year ago
@elpianisto26 this is far from the most challenging piece in the repertoire. many if not professional violinists and soloists learn this piece in their teens.
jin12345678 1 year ago
@jin12345678 well maybe im wrong. but we analysed that piece in school and payed attention on the hard parts like the one when the virtuoso has to play 4 notes at once. and so on the staccato fast parts with 2 notes....
elpianisto26 1 year ago
@jin12345678 shut up you idiot, lets see if you can do that after a few years, i think not, if you dot know something, you don't post it.
johisweet 1 year ago
@johisweet It's not a matter of agreeing or disagreeing. ask any violinist where this piece ranks technically. it is typically seen as technically easier than the hardest concertos, like sibelius or brahms. but it depends on the individual. suwanai is an amazing violinist, and few people could play the paganini like her. but the paganini concerto no.1 is not the hardest piece in the repertoire. don't pretend that you know anything about violin repertoire, you're the idiot here.
jin12345678 1 year ago
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@elpianisto26 this is far from the most challenging piece in the repertoire. many if not most professional violinists and soloists learn this piece in their teens.
jin12345678 1 year ago
@elpianisto26 agreed
johisweet 1 year ago
sexy music, sexy girl.
DJNotNais 1 year ago
OMG is THIS Akiko Suwanai??!!! She looked SOSOSOSO different in younger years^^ No but seriously she's great and I love the Concerto
NaomiGigi 1 year ago
just perfect...
arslan920 1 year ago
all of you losers,shut up and go practice! this girl is a virtuoso! you're not! me neither!
i don't care if she's Jap or China.i love good music and t'hat's all! i'm not a racist or a
red neck,as someone said.je suis un Québécois qui adore la musique! et cette fille je l'adore!
normdug 1 year ago 68
@normdug Bien dit! Vive la musique!
sandcrawler200 1 year ago
@normdug Totally agree with you. People complaining here don't know how to play the violin or suck at playing it. And they come here to discuss about technique or passion. if you guys don't like it i'm pretty sure that you'll find what you want here on youtube. Otherwise, just listen and enjoy this marvelous piece of art played by an awesome and talented girl.
decapattack 1 year ago
@normdug I support your point entierly! Je soutiens votre point de vue a 100%. Je suis Chinois. J'adore la bonne musique et la langue francaise ! Laoma, Singapour.
cheval63sg 10 months ago
@normdug
It's no Jap or China, it's Japanese or Chinese and, in this case, Japanese.
U2raven 10 months ago 45
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@normdug
It's not Jap or China, it's Japanese or Chinese and, in this case, Japanese.
U2raven 10 months ago
This music is really amazing, sometimes it makes me cry
okutlucan66 1 year ago
She looks so sad...
MizzEmpty 1 year ago
Wow!!
stein444 1 year ago
brilliant conductor~~
Carb0nDioxide 1 year ago
Beautiful girl and a beautiful performance.
zacharyrod1st 1 year ago
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xxcarlyxx 1 year ago
DIOS ha dado al ser humano de todo, que no lo aprovechamos como se debe es otra cosa.
piontro 1 year ago
Paganini could have done a very good metal pieces are incredible.
zmaacrekk 1 year ago
i dont care how famous a musican you are in america, this would be a tough show for anyone.
UtopiaMinor666 1 year ago
Anyone who can play this concerto at only 18 years old in the way she did can only be described as an amazingly dedicated individual, whose constant love for the violin has ultimately led to this moment. Paganini requires a great amount of technical skill of his players, taking years of practice to acquire. Akiko, you really deserve this one, bravo! =D
datibbaW 1 year ago 2
Having spent some years in the Orient (Japan and Taiwan) I can tell you that Asian musicians have plenty of emotion. Just because they may not display it on their face like many Western musicians does not mean it is not there. They are very emotional.
Gaul1748 1 year ago
STUNNING
blogheads 1 year ago
she's so bad... such a interpretation is terrible!
only the tectnic is good
she's NOT musical
l3rasserie 1 year ago
@l3rasserie wow there are some people out there who think like me... i agree with your comment, i've nearly never seen asian people playing with real emotions on the violin. the technic is amazing like everytime, these people dont have got friends so its no wonder she has a good technic but she is like a robot with filled up batteries which can play 3 hours and then stops
mrQ3ST 1 year ago