Lorenzo Gatto | Saint Saens : Havanaise | Queen Elisabeth Violin Competition | 2009

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22 Year Old Belgium violinist Lorenzo Gatto performing Saint Saens' Havanaise Op. 83 in the Semi Finals of the 2009 Queen Elisabeth International Violin Competition in Brussels | Gatto studied at the Brussels Conservatoire and the Queen Elisabeth College of Music, with Véronique Bogaerts and Augustin Dumay, and the Vienna Conservatory with Boris Kuschnir | Gatto won first prize in the RNCM International Violin Competition in 2005 and the Andrea Postacchini Competition in 2003 | The Violin Channel

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[schostaievski]

he's really ellegant,i love the way he plays,so tender,it's lovely and it sounds peerfect

[mtava002]

great performance!

[krishnaisindahouse]

very nice 

[Atheis01]

@TheBeethovenlove it's written a chromatic in my part, matter of editions.. so i guess we can play it both ways.

[opidim]

i loved this!!! very charming sound!

i really enjoyed watching the video..!

and the piano maked also a nice charming sound!!

the whole picture is just simply perferct!!

[MegaFiky]

Very charming sound!!!!!!!!!!It reminds me on the young Menuhin....Love it!!!

[yonyue]

I've seen many violinists do it with a 1,3 all the way up, but using hand vibrato technique to create incremental and discrete notes.

[SirsRose]

breath taking :)

[thvandel]

I must've listened a 100 times now, but it still amazes me. Favourite piece, by far

[dropsoffaith]

fox.

[yaxiagege]

Some notes were slightly off... but overall great performance! =)

[TheBeethovenlove]

He cheated a little bit at the parts around 17:00. I don't think it was originally a chromatic, but rather a 1,3-2,4-1,3-2,4 fingering all the way up. Nevertheless, I still enjoyed this performance. Bravi to both soloist and the pianist.