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  • Wow! Amazing! True admiration to that erhu artist from a German violinist! Congrats!!!! :-)

  • This is truly incredible! Playing this caprice on an erhu must be about as hard as playing it on the tuba. Congratulations for a performance 2nd to none. I am sure that Jascha Heifetz would have admired your performance of this most difficult etude. I am curious as to how this caprice compares to traditional music in difficulty for this instrument.

  • 1:02, pity, 二胡(er-hu) can't do the double notes.. :P

    it's amazing though.

  • 1:38 holy shit

  • Best regards, thanks for this video!!!

  • Amazing!!!

  • wow! i can't believe that you actualy can play this hard piece with erhu=)

  • Awesome. You have a better tone than most violinists.

  • yanyan is amazing!

  • 二胡并不是很适合表现西洋音乐。就如钢琴演奏二泉映月或者渔舟唱­晚未尝不可,但是韵味不同了。不过,尝试未尝不可。

  • I always liked the sound of the Urhu - makes me think of Asia... and Paganini's 24th is my favorite piece of music for any strung instrument... this was an unbelievable performance.

  • perfeito! brava!!

  • 二胡的声音太单薄了 而且不够清晰

  • the erhu just got my new found respect for it!!! muahahaha

  • Certified Intergalactic!

  • The erhu sounds like the human voice... and... it's amazing how this 2-stringed instrument can play such a complicated piece

  • 不過她拉的比原版還慢了一點.....

    要老實講,還是小提琴比較好聽=w=

  • 他肯定會拉小提琴

  • Why do you think she knows the Violin?

  • 她不会,从小只学了二胡与钢琴。

  • its amazing how an instrument with such a small resonating body can sound so beautiful. im guessing that octaves/10ths are not posssible on erhu? does anyone know how the 2 string are tuned?

  • usually, the inner string (the string closer to the performer) is tuned to D just above middle C, and the outer string is tuned to A just above middle C. so the strings are a perfect 5th apart. the highest note is about 4 octaves above middle C.

  • I would also like to mention that the 2 strings are the same as the 2 middle strings in the violin (about). They are tuned in fifths which is why it is called the "chinese fiddle"

  • She should tie her qianjin tighter.. her pinky was straightened. didt know violin song can be played in erhu. wow she's great

  • wot the instrument?

  • Erhu

  • amazing!

  • Niccolo, wherever you are, you must be pleased!

  • HAHAHAAH!!!

    I love this! Brillianntttttt

  • holy shit! the erhu is soo hard to play. i got mine a few weeks ago

  • lol all strings instrument are not easy

  • Great musician!!!

  • Great musician!!!

  • (room ovation!!! one person crowd chanting) WE WANT MOREEE!! WE WANT MOREEE!!!! WE WANT MOREEEE!!! WE WANT MOREEE!!! WE WANT MOREEEE!!!

  • Amazing! very great performance! I also play this peice on Japanese Tsugaru Shamisen -a three stringed lute that originated in China.

  • The first few seconds of the video list the performer's name as Kong Yan Yan. I don't recall any SCO players with that name.

    And SCO refers to Singapore Chinese Orchestra, right?

  • SCO refers to Singapore Chinese Orchestra, and Kong Yan Yan is in it.

  • hmm... looks like i'm out of touch with SCO.

  • what is SCO?

  • She looks like the SCO player.

  • Looks like only. I highly doubt she is.

    When the video was filmed, she was a student at one of the music conservatories in China.

  • Most of the SCO players are from music conservatories in China, wat.

  • she is

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