@ynomir50 I have to disagree with you lightly. i strongly feel that he wasnt 'on the borderline' he gave just the right amount of force. he has great volume and he knew that a certain color came out when you bowed the g-string like that. it was perfect for this intense peice. If you think hes "on the borderline" then u must think maxim vengerov killed his stradivari. i think it was pure passion. hes excellant. BRAVO is correct.
@ninjalikesweapons Definitely agree with that. I love the amount of force he puts in. Lalo is a very forceful composer, I believe. I'm not as good as Marek, I do play violin, and I certainly agree with the tempo he went with. This is only my opinion of my own music, but the slow tempo builds suspension. His vibrato is very beautiful too, I have to say. Bowing is very persise too. You need a lot of stamina for this peice too. Very good stamina. I love his style of playing also.
I'm not a musician, yet I perceive it to be a bit slow, more technical that passionate - the sound I mean, not the violin treatment - after all it's "Allegro, but not much". The wind's entrance @ 4:37 it's a bit 'mechanical' and sounds as if slightly separated from the main instrument. What do I know, anyway...I liked it.
i like this pace and i love this version (the most, personally, out of youtube vids). i wonder if people'd say the same thing if they just hear the audio without the violinist's name or description whatsoever.
Good playing, but I think the interpretation from this player _really_ detracted from the meaning and the feel the song should have (from composer and time period/style) Well done none the less
beginning is my favorite part! im actually playing this piece now and thanks to this vid im playing it up to speed and really well :D im going to post a vid of my concert once i have it
@ynomir50 You might find that he is over the borderline of kiling hhis violin when he cuts his E string with his bow later on in this piece and has to make a prompt exchange! lol
he plays well, but yeah, too much strenght! that is bad your violin!That makes the strings will easily broken.That's why his violin string was broken on the fifth movement!
by far, he plays the intro to this song much better than many of the olden people (heifetz, leonid, and such). this is by far my fav concerto and depics such variety among the movements with a great final one
People have the strangest, most unorthodox opinions, I swear. I don't believe that you actually think that this kid plays the beginning better than the old masters. I just don't see how anyone would even consider thinking that, sorry lol.
it could just be a modern opinion, but those players i talked about. all of them chicken out in the beggining. this fellow plays it with force. the only other great player that i think has the BEST into to this would be (and she isnt widely known) is nadja sollerno-sonnenburg. which unfortunately she doesnt have a recording of her playing this on youtube but on itunes yes.
"Modern opinion"? No way. I'm sure the vast majority of the universe would disagree with you. This kid plays very well, but obviously it's unfair to compare him to the greats at his age. The strength in his sound is admirable and beautiful but the old masters are the MASTERS
which u also have to understand that whatever ever the greats play, such as heifetz, isnt law. the way people play and who sounds the best depends only on ones own opinon. am i saying that he is better than any of them? no, but he does excell in how he translates this movement in my own opinon.
You are correct that it is a matter of opinion but your original comment "by far, he plays the intro to this song much better than many of the olden people" sounded more like a statement of something that you consider to be a fact, not an opinion.
I totally agree. what is up with this ridiculous fetishizing. screw his master signifyer "master" you know sometimes there is a point in deconstruction, maybe he could elaborate exactly what he expects us to understand about the music from his statment about the masters being being masters. pavelec has kick. and well, pavelec is pavelec too..
@theqwe123098 Man whatever, look, if you think this kid sounds as good as Heifetz, Perlman, Hahn, etc then you're a chump and your words mean nothing to me.
I thought he did a great job. There are some points in that piece I'd play differently, but overall it was great. He's so lucky to have the chance to play that piece with an orchestra. But yea, i must agree with assagatassa, I don't like the shirt so much...
This is awesome!!! Even though he didn't tune the strings the strings to each other completely, he still played in tune! Do you know what kind of ninja adaption reflexes it takes to play in tune on your instrument when your strings are not tuned quite right?!!! =O
My wish is to play with an orchestra. This guy is so lucky to play with one, I never had a chance to play with an orchestra.
I can handle this piece pretty well, but it's difficult. I've had struggles too :P, it's hard to keep the higher range in tune.
What this guy needs is a better violin. listen to the violin, the string keeps on hitting the fingerboard, and the sound of the violin doesn't sound good either.
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i really didnt like this. first of all the attire was not something that should have stood out like that. he's good but i think that this song was beyond his level. this song doesn't call for the style of vibrato he is using. (the entire arm vibrato). and the hands look very stiff and uncomfortable. and yes the song is a bit slow.
you probably dont even play violin. He's pretty good for his age ,I'm guessing he's not even 18. He's really good! look at his sound , control ,vibrato etc...
i never said he wasn't. he is great, but i'm just suggesting that he's a little stiff due to a lot of his excellent control. after control and technique(which he has mastered), he should work on bringing out/projecting his personal emotions next.
great playing.Not flawless,his intonation needs work but his has the spirit of a virtuoso.Or his is just young and he'll lose this agressive and vigorous touch in the next years.Hope not!
Yes he is rough but I think that it works for younger musicians. Part of that youthful energy. Although if a really old man played with the same vigor, I would be impressed as well.
This guy is very good. It's amusing because with his shaggy hair, he looks like all the skater dudes at my school, not the music geniuses.
He's not a musical genius.His technical skills have nothing to do with thinking or being clever.When he plays fast arpeggios for example he doesn't think how to do it,It's just the years of painful practice paying off.
I disagree. I think that musicians who achieve a certain level of playing are very clever. Developing technical skills do take a natural intellect that years of just practicing over and over again will not get you.
that is not true. even if your a genius at an instrument you still have to practice, in reality you cant just play any and everything right off the bat. michael is right.
.An interpreter is not a musical genius,no matter how good he is.He may be but an interpretation,even a technically perfect and trully inspired one cannot prove it.
...It was supposed to be a sort of joke on the stereotypes of cliques in high school..as in he looks like he's a "skater dude" but he's supposed to be "one of those music geniuses"...these are just broad terms that are commonly used...they aren't meant to be seriously analyzed.
Gah, you're amazing. I play violin and piano but I'm nowhere near you. Marry me? lol jk :) But excellent job, the colors in your playing are so beautiful, I can't help but watch this over and over :) Good job!!!
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Im a harsh but honest critic. Didnt like it. Too mushy, not sharp enough and too edgy in most parts. Plus you need to make your own interpretation of the piece and not always play it as the BOOK says to play. Watch some Vengerov.
jeez why did people mark you as spam! you say "congrats cant wait till you get famous!" well how can he get famous if he cant hear an honest opinion from somebody else?! jeez people
Very good over all. i think you were a little rough with the down bow spicatto in some palces and maybey you should lighten up on the vibrato up on the g string when it gets high. well done on the 16th note passages on the last page though
I didn't notice anything wrong about the rhythm. The part after the 2nd entrance was on purpose I think, I do that too. And, I think the bowings were added by the editor: Anything else think that the fast triplets after about 4:40 should start up? It certainly seems like it'll be easier to play.
i thought you did wonderful, and you have a beautiful tone, especially on the high note. i think you will go far, despite what SOME people say... they are probably just jealous
I watched most of the performance. Please take my comments seriously without being offended. It's going to be hard not to be, I know you put in a lot of work. My main criticism is the intonation - it was not good. You really have to be much more careful with your pitch if you want to be a professional. Right now you're playing maybe 30% of the notes in tune - that's not good enough. Just listen more carefully, learn the piano, listen to great artists. Best of luck to you.
i think you've exaggerated a bit. i thought the intonation was pretty fine. perhaps the part where he had to change violin was out of tune. But overall, it was pretty in tune (definately more then 30%)
No I'm not exaggerating. Do you do this for a living? If you play this out of tune for an audition with the Chicago Symphony, or Boston Symphony you won't make it past the first round. That is just a fact. I am not trying to attack this guy, he has worked very hard.
Even if you do this for a living it's still exaggerating we can't play every note with pinpoint accuracy and by your standards those symphony members must be out of tune all the time.
It was great for his age and maybe a little too staccato-y (heh) but the intonation definitely wasn't the main issue
Great performance, but I must agree that if most of his notes were in tune, many weren't. (I have a perfect pitch and was following along with the score while I listened.) Especially, pay attention to the high position notes; it was slightly worse there. Excellent job though, I really enjoyed it.
Wow this is so good I'm starting to stray away marcovici's video and watch yours. I hope to someday play a violin concerto as well as you did. That might take MANY years bravo.
I am an amateur violin player myself, therefor I know the enormeous capacity and talent is needed to play a violin concert as is in this case Lalo's. Let me give you an advise: When the 3 tenors sung, it was incredible their quality and expression, ...but, ...there is a but, when ever Pavarotti sung a spanish melody, he never achieved the expression that this shoud have, the true spanishness, THE FLAVOR. Completelly the oposite when Carreras or Domingo sung, who ...(cont.)
You are really good, are you a college student right now? and i was wondering what am i supposed to do when i play first movement of lalo? should i just play it with the same tempo or make a unique 1 just for the beggining and at around 3:03?
1 word: Badass.
Xargxes 3 months ago
I've never been more jealous of another's talent or opprotunity as I am now. Hell. I wish *I* had a willing orchestra to play with me.
JazzBluesClassical42 5 months ago 2
well even tho spain isnt rlly big on much modern stuf u gotta give em props on their spanish music. its so fun to play =)
carmyvinci 5 months ago
@ynomir50 I have to disagree with you lightly. i strongly feel that he wasnt 'on the borderline' he gave just the right amount of force. he has great volume and he knew that a certain color came out when you bowed the g-string like that. it was perfect for this intense peice. If you think hes "on the borderline" then u must think maxim vengerov killed his stradivari. i think it was pure passion. hes excellant. BRAVO is correct.
ninjalikesweapons 6 months ago 2
@ninjalikesweapons Definitely agree with that. I love the amount of force he puts in. Lalo is a very forceful composer, I believe. I'm not as good as Marek, I do play violin, and I certainly agree with the tempo he went with. This is only my opinion of my own music, but the slow tempo builds suspension. His vibrato is very beautiful too, I have to say. Bowing is very persise too. You need a lot of stamina for this peice too. Very good stamina. I love his style of playing also.
SugarGreenApple 4 months ago 2
I'm not a musician, yet I perceive it to be a bit slow, more technical that passionate - the sound I mean, not the violin treatment - after all it's "Allegro, but not much". The wind's entrance @ 4:37 it's a bit 'mechanical' and sounds as if slightly separated from the main instrument. What do I know, anyway...I liked it.
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I think this is the best SPEED
I like so much!!! GREAT MAREK!!!!
antonymichiru 6 months ago
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antonymichiru 6 months ago
Great musician! I like this piece of music nad his playing is awesome! :)
elegie84 7 months ago
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rkotcher 7 months ago
is it fine tuner ringing when playing on G string?
BenJiang311 8 months ago
@BenJiang311 No, it isn't ringing
Almaz3d 3 months ago
grandiosoooo !!! =)
kuromely 8 months ago
Spanish Symphony by Edouard Lalo, plays Semyon Snitkovsky.
Everyone can compare the interpretation and after that tell about his opinion.
simgreg06 1 year ago
Well... Not bad at all, but I was wondering , why this guy has more views than kogans heifetzes etc...
mayybe it's the apearence, who knows:)
igalviola 1 year ago
@igalviola
It's gotta be the hair. Hahaha.
cellolove7 11 months ago
Great performance!
Bravo!
sevcik2 1 year ago
i like this pace and i love this version (the most, personally, out of youtube vids). i wonder if people'd say the same thing if they just hear the audio without the violinist's name or description whatsoever.
sinstuff 1 year ago
crap orchestra
theqwe123098 1 year ago
the orchestra destroyed the piece....
gnatural 1 year ago
wish i could play like that!!! awesome job!
iluvmusik16 1 year ago
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u suck
violinplayer33 1 year ago
Good playing, but I think the interpretation from this player _really_ detracted from the meaning and the feel the song should have (from composer and time period/style) Well done none the less
pyroticmaniac 1 year ago
you are very nice and you feel this muzik..thank you :)
MultiTeako 1 year ago 2
Amazing! How old are u? Keep up the good work! U will be a star if you aren't already.
rayclentchris 1 year ago 2
very pro dude....how much do u practice every day?
videoposter1410 1 year ago
great job.
llibtsorf 1 year ago
love your vibratoo
iamemod 1 year ago 4
ah this gives me hope, solo ensemble is in nine days... thanks for posting
furubaqueen101 1 year ago 6
that's intense....
furubaqueen101 1 year ago 4
Really great =)
jmeniche 1 year ago 4
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cut your hair.oh btw your not the best violinist.
snowjulia94 2 years ago
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you need to cut your hair.its disgusting
snowjulia94 2 years ago
but this peice this guy played i would give about a 7/10. fantastic but needs to watch for intonation...
xxmusic88jxd 2 years ago 3
how bout this, u boith stfu?
xxmusic88jxd 2 years ago
Beautiful!! I've enjoyed it immensely!!
:D
japanesesen 2 years ago
intonation issues with orcehstra... lol! other than that rock on kiddo!
rebeccanubodys 2 years ago
no one can beat you no one. not even pros.
danielwowman 2 years ago
tighten the bow
galexwong 2 years ago
@galexwong stupid ignorant thinks he knows it all pig
theqwe123098 1 year ago
The opening is so juicy!!! :) Your vibrato is perfect for this piece, too.
BartokQuartet 2 years ago
beginning is my favorite part! im actually playing this piece now and thanks to this vid im playing it up to speed and really well :D im going to post a vid of my concert once i have it
fuaktarded61 2 years ago
i don't like the camera views. who really wants a camera right underneath him the whole time?
furubaqueen101 2 years ago
BRAVO!!!! Loved it, but a few things to improve on.....
Like most other people are saying, the speed did seem a little slow.
There is a borderline between "passionate" and "killing your violin", and you're on the borderline. keep it real.
Overall great, your recordings of the lalo have helped me A LOT. Thank you.
btw LOVE the hairstyle:-)
ynomir50 2 years ago 29
@ynomir50 You might find that he is over the borderline of kiling hhis violin when he cuts his E string with his bow later on in this piece and has to make a prompt exchange! lol
1023george 1 year ago
@ynomir50 nope, he crossed the borderline when he broke his E-string in the fifth movement. :P
Bunnisie333 1 week ago
AMAZING but a bit faster, no offense, i am learning this piece at 12 and its a good idea at how it should sound
usatmusicpatb 2 years ago
several things I can say:
1. very good intro for creativity and musicality it is definitely worth copying.
2. shirt fits occassion
3. good passion
4. tempo could/should maybe have been faster I don't know just my feeling.
5. bowing and fingering not perfect but very close, close enought to play in front of an orchestra.
Sorry if this offends you. This is how I would play it. I don't think the piece is about speed but it is a crucial ingredient in my opinion.
violin144000 2 years ago 4
such beautiful tonee...nice =]
nimkus1995 2 years ago 2
he plays well, but yeah, too much strenght! that is bad your violin!That makes the strings will easily broken.That's why his violin string was broken on the fifth movement!
Samuel98331 2 years ago 4
He has great sound and projection. A little too robust for my liking, but still a great artist.
leafmixer 2 years ago 3
too much strenght or too much passion
xstreetnightx 2 years ago 3
this is the best version ever better then heifets
danielwowman 2 years ago 3
by far, he plays the intro to this song much better than many of the olden people (heifetz, leonid, and such). this is by far my fav concerto and depics such variety among the movements with a great final one
kaminskiian 2 years ago
I think he plays the intro with a little too much strenght.
But he's still very good!!
aureliabracadabra 2 years ago 3
People have the strangest, most unorthodox opinions, I swear. I don't believe that you actually think that this kid plays the beginning better than the old masters. I just don't see how anyone would even consider thinking that, sorry lol.
AbsoluteZ3R0 2 years ago
it could just be a modern opinion, but those players i talked about. all of them chicken out in the beggining. this fellow plays it with force. the only other great player that i think has the BEST into to this would be (and she isnt widely known) is nadja sollerno-sonnenburg. which unfortunately she doesnt have a recording of her playing this on youtube but on itunes yes.
kaminskiian 2 years ago 2
"Modern opinion"? No way. I'm sure the vast majority of the universe would disagree with you. This kid plays very well, but obviously it's unfair to compare him to the greats at his age. The strength in his sound is admirable and beautiful but the old masters are the MASTERS
AbsoluteZ3R0 2 years ago
which u also have to understand that whatever ever the greats play, such as heifetz, isnt law. the way people play and who sounds the best depends only on ones own opinon. am i saying that he is better than any of them? no, but he does excell in how he translates this movement in my own opinon.
kaminskiian 2 years ago 2
You are correct that it is a matter of opinion but your original comment "by far, he plays the intro to this song much better than many of the olden people" sounded more like a statement of something that you consider to be a fact, not an opinion.
AbsoluteZ3R0 2 years ago
a fact in my eyes and an opinon in others.
kaminskiian 2 years ago
have a happy thanksgiving btw :)
kaminskiian 2 years ago
I totally agree. what is up with this ridiculous fetishizing. screw his master signifyer "master" you know sometimes there is a point in deconstruction, maybe he could elaborate exactly what he expects us to understand about the music from his statment about the masters being being masters. pavelec has kick. and well, pavelec is pavelec too..
Vanzetti1936 2 years ago
@Vanzetti1936 what do you mean? Sorry I don't understand what you are talking about.
midnightstar4him 2 years ago
kaminskiian makes a good observation about the intro, he really does play with gutso!
By the way when you quoted kaminskiian, you didn't get any of it right. You would immediately lose points in your debate.
scranguis 2 years ago
I'm sorry but I totally don't agree.
midnightstar4him 2 years ago
You wouldn't
AbsoluteZ3R0 2 years ago
@AbsoluteZ3R0.... What do you mean: that I wouldn't?
midnightstar4him 2 years ago
@AbsoluteZ3R0 first its not necessary that the "masters" play perfect
second i think every and each one has his own opinion so maybe he plays the beginning better than the masters or maybe not but he plays great
and to manage playing the violin this good you are a master
theqwe123098 1 year ago
@theqwe123098 Man whatever, look, if you think this kid sounds as good as Heifetz, Perlman, Hahn, etc then you're a chump and your words mean nothing to me.
AbsoluteZ3R0 1 year ago
i like the shirt, it fits the espangnole theme :]
it reminds me of a matador
luckixlino 2 years ago 38
@luckixlino Yes, i agree!;)
Almaz3d 3 months ago 2
fantastic !
i want to play like you !
Violinmasterpiece8 2 years ago
I thought he did a great job. There are some points in that piece I'd play differently, but overall it was great. He's so lucky to have the chance to play that piece with an orchestra. But yea, i must agree with assagatassa, I don't like the shirt so much...
MrHappyPanda10 2 years ago
Don't like it. Ladusa sounds outstanding though =/
Mirandarilisa 2 years ago
This is awesome!!! Even though he didn't tune the strings the strings to each other completely, he still played in tune! Do you know what kind of ninja adaption reflexes it takes to play in tune on your instrument when your strings are not tuned quite right?!!! =O
MaigoMusician 2 years ago 5
My wish is to play with an orchestra. This guy is so lucky to play with one, I never had a chance to play with an orchestra.
I can handle this piece pretty well, but it's difficult. I've had struggles too :P, it's hard to keep the higher range in tune.
What this guy needs is a better violin. listen to the violin, the string keeps on hitting the fingerboard, and the sound of the violin doesn't sound good either.
judeh101 2 years ago
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i really didnt like this. first of all the attire was not something that should have stood out like that. he's good but i think that this song was beyond his level. this song doesn't call for the style of vibrato he is using. (the entire arm vibrato). and the hands look very stiff and uncomfortable. and yes the song is a bit slow.
moelove2008 2 years ago
@moelove2008 its not a song jesus!!!!!
theqwe123098 1 year ago
he is slightly out of tune in some parts, specially when involving shifting, but i'm amazed!!!!!!!! WONDERFUL!!!!!
tomjunior91 2 years ago 2
great job :)
ninabobina14 2 years ago
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didnt like the violinist, rest was good
ryhi823 2 years ago
lol what a horrible shirt!
but good violinist (just a bit slow, isn't it?)
assagatassa 2 years ago
I hate vibrato that that radiates from the elbows! When you vibrate too quickly, it just sounds like a blurry mess. sorry, anne-sophie mutter...
bassfreak919 2 years ago
No it does not
p6grace 2 years ago
beautiful!! Lalo would be proud!
mandypants11 2 years ago 4
Demasiado bestia a veces... pero está bien (:
aunq yo lo toco mejor xDDDD
johnwiiero 2 years ago
awesome!!!! I'm trying to play this but...it's difficult :S:S:S my teacher is mad XDDD
luthor8 2 years ago
vaya pelos!
Quartet204 2 years ago
Parece uno de los Ramones !!
menusis 2 years ago 3
i dont know where but iv seen him before and i cant remember where... either way he is good good sense of rythem
sonackuls0 2 years ago
So is this violinist a student from Czech? I love his confidence :)
aidalynn1988 2 years ago
let the music carry you don't resist with your notion of what you "think" is right
JKS2macd 2 years ago
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one word: NEEDS TO PRACTICE!
iluv2write 2 years ago
hmm... i think what he needs is a MASTERCLASS from a really good teacher
JKS2macd 2 years ago 3
the kid is good (from a violin player)
HORUStheBRAIN 2 years ago
THANK you!
Kashida53218 2 years ago 2
No I don't think so.
midnightstar4him 2 years ago
you probably dont even play violin. He's pretty good for his age ,I'm guessing he's not even 18. He's really good! look at his sound , control ,vibrato etc...
HORUStheBRAIN 2 years ago
i never said he wasn't. he is great, but i'm just suggesting that he's a little stiff due to a lot of his excellent control. after control and technique(which he has mastered), he should work on bringing out/projecting his personal emotions next.
and i do play violin fyi
JKS2macd 2 years ago
He is soo good Who is he. Is he famous like Sarah Chang too.
kuvhlubkojibleegxwbo 2 years ago
He plays it with such power and command :)
mike03776 2 years ago 3
Impressive. How old is he?
goldsharpie2008 2 years ago
pretty good, lol, the orchestra's a little out of tune too...
Kashida53218 2 years ago
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definately needs to work on intonation...
too many minor pitch errors
chojian 3 years ago
and you need to work on your spelling :)
sourpatchkid4665 3 years ago 4
great playing.Not flawless,his intonation needs work but his has the spirit of a virtuoso.Or his is just young and he'll lose this agressive and vigorous touch in the next years.Hope not!
MIchaelYiochalas 3 years ago
nice job
BeammeupSpotty 3 years ago
amazing contrast O_O''
luvlaughing 3 years ago
super velmi pekne
edmundosmontechristo 3 years ago
hardcore violin! so amazing!
notes000 3 years ago
Yes he is rough but I think that it works for younger musicians. Part of that youthful energy. Although if a really old man played with the same vigor, I would be impressed as well.
This guy is very good. It's amusing because with his shaggy hair, he looks like all the skater dudes at my school, not the music geniuses.
crazyforallthat 3 years ago 10
He's not a musical genius.His technical skills have nothing to do with thinking or being clever.When he plays fast arpeggios for example he doesn't think how to do it,It's just the years of painful practice paying off.
MIchaelYiochalas 3 years ago
I disagree. I think that musicians who achieve a certain level of playing are very clever. Developing technical skills do take a natural intellect that years of just practicing over and over again will not get you.
crazyforallthat 3 years ago
that is not true. even if your a genius at an instrument you still have to practice, in reality you cant just play any and everything right off the bat. michael is right.
sonackuls0 2 years ago
unless your name is yehudi menuhin
sijas 2 years ago 2
I don't think that's true, he IS a musical genius.
midnightstar4him 2 years ago
A composer like Beethoven is a musical genius.Or a virtuoso like Paganini who could actually improvise
MIchaelYiochalas 3 years ago
.An interpreter is not a musical genius,no matter how good he is.He may be but an interpretation,even a technically perfect and trully inspired one cannot prove it.
MIchaelYiochalas 3 years ago
...It was supposed to be a sort of joke on the stereotypes of cliques in high school..as in he looks like he's a "skater dude" but he's supposed to be "one of those music geniuses"...these are just broad terms that are commonly used...they aren't meant to be seriously analyzed.
crazyforallthat 3 years ago 4
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sonackuls0 2 years ago
Great playing but way too rough !!
isym444 3 years ago
very good...try the version by jonianviolinist
violinmusicfan 3 years ago
such power.
that violin can't push back enough.
give this man a del gesu!
sijas 3 years ago 5
Amazingly beautiful!
thelarkascending111 3 years ago 2
I wonder how much hours he has been practicing this haha xD
Alphanur 3 years ago
I wonder how many people could play like him practicing the same. Less than you may think.
SuperZeroo 3 years ago
I agree with you.
midnightstar4him 2 years ago
How beautiful...You can tell he is very emotional about this, and that I can describe as the most profeshional quality one could wish to attain.
liveweyer 3 years ago 4
I love his style...
Alphanur 3 years ago 5
WOW! He is so energetic and powerful violinist
I want to play like this somday......
KRviolin 3 years ago 2
Gah, you're amazing. I play violin and piano but I'm nowhere near you. Marry me? lol jk :) But excellent job, the colors in your playing are so beautiful, I can't help but watch this over and over :) Good job!!!
CaswardMasen720 3 years ago 3
he is wonderful!amazing!
margokoleva 3 years ago
you can do better at the intonation part
other than that it was really nice
machen19931114 3 years ago
i apologize for my earlier comment. he's very very good.
Blubimaster 3 years ago
haha you would... (a friend of mine)
jetli560m 3 years ago
should hv said that earlier,calling a pro noob is so un professional
emeraldgal28 3 years ago
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soooooo slow!
NOOB.
Blubimaster 3 years ago
......I can't believe my ear!!!
How wonderful he is!
heyJJANGa 3 years ago 2
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Im a harsh but honest critic. Didnt like it. Too mushy, not sharp enough and too edgy in most parts. Plus you need to make your own interpretation of the piece and not always play it as the BOOK says to play. Watch some Vengerov.
BOMDOM50 3 years ago
exactly why youtube made video responses.
chinesewolfofmibu 3 years ago 4
jeez why did people mark you as spam! you say "congrats cant wait till you get famous!" well how can he get famous if he cant hear an honest opinion from somebody else?! jeez people
xXLeafXNinjaXx 3 years ago
huh? me? spam? me? what? im plain confused...oh well...>_>
chinesewolfofmibu 3 years ago
Very good over all. i think you were a little rough with the down bow spicatto in some palces and maybey you should lighten up on the vibrato up on the g string when it gets high. well done on the 16th note passages on the last page though
stateking1415 3 years ago
You're very good. I am also trying to learn this.
Hope4Violin 3 years ago
lol...his hair...!
taneipa 3 years ago 5
yeah!!! I agree, but I still he plays quite well, how old is he here-_-
vimo 3 years ago
Wow! You're quite good for your age. ^^
I look forward to hearing more of you soon.
psychaotic2 3 years ago 4
Check your rythm... the triplets need to be a lot more accuarate and the part a little after the second entrance rhythm is way off...
also... do the bowing thats written.. although Lalo was not a violin player, he still knew what he was writing... for the best
trumpetdudekjk 3 years ago
I didn't notice anything wrong about the rhythm. The part after the 2nd entrance was on purpose I think, I do that too. And, I think the bowings were added by the editor: Anything else think that the fast triplets after about 4:40 should start up? It certainly seems like it'll be easier to play.
getmoreatp 3 years ago
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midnightstar4him 2 years ago
it's not bad, though more accuracy would be appreciated. i think there's just too much chaos in this piece.
pepekreska 3 years ago
The only part about the performance that i don't like is the beginning ... it felt to choppy for me
XxtsukiakarixX 3 years ago
amatiguarneri listen to other people's on youtube. his is the best so far
dragonhidepker 3 years ago
fu man
schrumpelkopf 3 years ago
lol he has a myspace and i added him XD
xXLeafXNinjaXx 3 years ago 2
i thought you did wonderful, and you have a beautiful tone, especially on the high note. i think you will go far, despite what SOME people say... they are probably just jealous
worldclassviolin 3 years ago 5
I watched most of the performance. Please take my comments seriously without being offended. It's going to be hard not to be, I know you put in a lot of work. My main criticism is the intonation - it was not good. You really have to be much more careful with your pitch if you want to be a professional. Right now you're playing maybe 30% of the notes in tune - that's not good enough. Just listen more carefully, learn the piano, listen to great artists. Best of luck to you.
Amatiguarneri 3 years ago
i think you've exaggerated a bit. i thought the intonation was pretty fine. perhaps the part where he had to change violin was out of tune. But overall, it was pretty in tune (definately more then 30%)
s2mozart 3 years ago
No I'm not exaggerating. Do you do this for a living? If you play this out of tune for an audition with the Chicago Symphony, or Boston Symphony you won't make it past the first round. That is just a fact. I am not trying to attack this guy, he has worked very hard.
Amatiguarneri 3 years ago
Even if you do this for a living it's still exaggerating we can't play every note with pinpoint accuracy and by your standards those symphony members must be out of tune all the time.
It was great for his age and maybe a little too staccato-y (heh) but the intonation definitely wasn't the main issue
purtykitty24 3 years ago
you're completely kidding me to say his notes lack intonation. that's ridiculous.
acer1236 3 years ago
Great performance, but I must agree that if most of his notes were in tune, many weren't. (I have a perfect pitch and was following along with the score while I listened.) Especially, pay attention to the high position notes; it was slightly worse there. Excellent job though, I really enjoyed it.
getmoreatp 3 years ago
This kid owns Marcovici!
Vioolinmaster 3 years ago
Wow this is so good I'm starting to stray away marcovici's video and watch yours. I hope to someday play a violin concerto as well as you did. That might take MANY years bravo.
Gaston1324 3 years ago
You are very very good!
Congratulations!
:)
FilipeBarrosAlves 3 years ago
Hi Marek:
I am an amateur violin player myself, therefor I know the enormeous capacity and talent is needed to play a violin concert as is in this case Lalo's. Let me give you an advise: When the 3 tenors sung, it was incredible their quality and expression, ...but, ...there is a but, when ever Pavarotti sung a spanish melody, he never achieved the expression that this shoud have, the true spanishness, THE FLAVOR. Completelly the oposite when Carreras or Domingo sung, who ...(cont.)
johnnyemh 3 years ago
wow this is amazing
i wish i could play it like you.
how long have you been playing....10 years?
sabina12321 3 years ago
How old are you?
ber525 3 years ago
I´m 18.
MarekPavelec 3 years ago
Wow, pretty young to play this way! :D Congrats!
Alphanur 3 years ago 2
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midnightstar4him 2 years ago
@MarekPavelec oh. cool:)
Almaz3d 3 months ago
nice =)))
i like this song
Azncrisis123 3 years ago
You are really good, are you a college student right now? and i was wondering what am i supposed to do when i play first movement of lalo? should i just play it with the same tempo or make a unique 1 just for the beggining and at around 3:03?
dragonhidepker 3 years ago
I am a student of a conservatory in Pilsen.
I think the 2nd theme can be played a bit slower. And the beginning? In my case, you cant call it tempo... :-)
MarekPavelec 3 years ago
Where is Pilsen?
s2mozart 3 years ago
It´s in the west of the Czech Republic.
MarekPavelec 3 years ago