XIII Int'l Tchaikovsky Competition: Nikita Borisoglebsky | Tchaikovsky: Violin Cto | 1st mvt. (1/2)

Violinist Nikita Borisoglebsky of Russia performs the first movement of the Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 35 by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky at the finals of the XIII International Tchaikovsky Competition on June 27th, 2007.

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[primadame]

For me he is better than KAMIO.

[hanaramy]

My, this orchestra sucks.

[milstein91]

@primadame well you re rong

[spikedardens]

@telavasapela i disagree its nothing like heifetz. Not even close

[elzbieta52]

@hanaramy you can say that again!

[bertxo]

Nikita has passion, combined with an awesome technique. Kamio is only technique, every note is played in their place but there's nothing beyond that. No soul means no music...

[Fastopen]

Very good performance, but orchestra is very poor due to two or more violing are needed in order to make it more musically stronger.

[violinmusicfan]

amazing artist, i dont like easily but i truly like the way he plays

[rouman89]

ratones contraten un par de violines mas

[kzviolin]

yes, he is so much better than kamio or whatever her name is

[MusicCloud1]

@xPatriarch That is more likely because of the recording quality. There is a metallic buzzing overtone above everything, maybe it's the mic(s). He draws an amazing sound though.

[jackdiver]

thought i was the only on who noticed a heifetz touch on his playing. nikita borisogelbsky might not like being compared! but he's good . . . really good!