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"like every Asian"?? An unbelievably stupid statement. Mr. Lin beat the Lakers and Dallas if I'm not mistaken. And yes, he will lose games to the same teams that he's beaten in the past, like any other NBA player, but he's done this recent winning without the teams star players, which means he is...

nice playing

Intonation is not a problem here at all. I don't know why that is even brought up for discussion. It's virtually perfect playing.

too big a subject to make absolute statements upon. Classical musicians like to think that music helps them think more abstractly about other things not musical...perhaps it is so....perhaps not. During the 1970's classical musicians, in New York City anyway, were highly conscious of the wrongs b...

I do believe this.

to me they are one of greatest chamber music ensembles of all time.

Interesting. Perception is everything....almost. I remember when Dupre played the cello in the 1970's Starker, another great cellist, made a caustic remark about "some people" do not know the difference between great cello playing and throwing yourself around, or something to that affect.Starker ...

This is tremendous. The sound and ensemble fantastic. I believe I performed this with Perk just before he died.

I've always found it interesting that other great artist were so attracted to Mr. Gould: Leonard Rose, Oscar Shumsky, Yehudi Menuhin, Jamie Laredo....one would have thought perhaps that the more 'normal' types of musicians would avoid collaborations with Mr. Gould. I think those great artist felt...

Hi Oreo. I just stumbled on to this particular video of yours out of curiosity. Not because of the title, which as you may have noticed has brought in many views, but because of your second 'appearance' on The C.O.W.S. Some low brows like cisco don't understand your sense of humor but you can see...

If I were a music record producer I'd sign her to play the Brahms Double concerto with Hilary Hahn in a heart beat. Uncommon ease of expression from this lady.

He's sensational. I believe he is the kid in the documentary film 'From Mao to Mozart'. from the 1970's and yes, it is pointless to compare artist at this level to each other. It's like comparing religions. We are all lucky to have so many great cellist now at the same time.

as student in New York I had heard that Mr. Shumsky was a great violinist so I ask his son if he would play something for me. His son said sure, just go ask him.So I went up to him as he came in to a rehearsal out of the cold winter snow to conduct an orchestral string group and meekly asked him...

great artistic playing. A true master at the top along with Giuranna. Bravo!

I agree with ipk4hk6y somewhat. I stopped listening to music for a number of reasons among which was that the musicians were not putting out and it can become a habit to the listener if he or she happens to play also. I prefer to try to make music at home now instead of listening. After listening...

having seen him as a kid (teenager) this is extremely easy for him. He's a straight up genius regardless of if you like it or not.

There has always been a resistance against anything showing that civilization started along the Nile Valley in Africa. There's something about attributing grand accomplishments to those "sub-Saharans" dark people who knew that the world was not flat. Albinism has it's perks I guess.

This is great. I've never heard him ply this before. Great pianist like Horowitz and Watts give you what's on their minds, clearly, and of course they have great technique. The emotion and logic seem to be most important.

Heifetz is probably better than anyone on any instrument, past or present but I grew up on the old bootleg Oistrakh recording. Every eccentric tempo change Oistrakh made seemed like the only way it should be played. After seeing Heifetz on the visual media, the restraint and apparent effortless p...

@SgtSoot a dangerously unintelligent statement.

Netanyahu is insane obviously. He seems to believe in the U.S. military more than his god. I noticed how Mrs. Yitzhak Rabin looked at him, or didn't look at him, at her husbands funeral. She wouldn't have peed on him if he was on fire.

There is little that the us citizens with a conscience can do. These people in power will do anything to remain in power over other people and would not hesitate to kill anyone who gets in their way. As with JFK, Martin Luther King and others these beast get busy if a message gains ground.

The pigtails are adorable...but there is no mystery. The problem is white people, just by the fact that they think that they are white...and the problem is not just in America, it's global. They even have the "power" to take away ones "light-skinned privilege" card as with Gadhafi in Libya, if yo...

WOW!

Ms. Hahn is, like many all time greats, is incomparable, meaning that she can't be compared to anyone else. She' s a "stand alone" player like Starker on cello or Heifetz on the violin. Their accomplishment on their instrument rivals the composers music that they happen to be playing at the time.

@SvenTviking The "mad men" only seem to condone clear cut psychopathic behavior like that of NATO.....attack a victim and then blame the victim for their own behavior.

Gordon Brown makes me nauseous. This serial nation rapper is now poised be rape Iran. Did it ever occur to him that the problem is that he and his ilk exist?

Like many of the African nations who voted for intervention in Libya, they have forgotten who they are and move toward those who only left the caves of Europe 800-900 b.c. with no written language or civilization, just albinism. Peoples who are allergic to the sun most likely did not or could not...

Swedish terror attacks?? How about Norway?

now what is the motivation for "rogue nations"to give up nuclear weapons?

Electing Bush as a U.S. president was a national IQ test for America. Obviously a big mistake...twice. This event is a global IQ test ....also a mistake.