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SeungJong Lee ????

Benevolence4 10/10 recommend sevcik bow technique exercises

@@danny_chestnut253 2 months of Sevcik later and I'm still on the first three exercises XD thanks, it's already made a huge difference... it's astounding how much such simple exercises can change the way more advanced technique is employed! 12/10 accepted recommendation lol

First thing I noticed.

its my dream to become a professional page turner Page turner > Violist

I wanna turn pages for Yuja Wang hehe

canackcanack i want to be one for Khatia Buniatishvili hehe

He looks like Elon musk LOL

It is a strad on loan :-)

It IS a strad lol

it *wasn't*. on that time, she had a Storioni, loaned by Deutsche Stiftung Musikleben.

It's not a great sounding violin, it's a great sounding violinist! :) Even a strad can't play itself lol

Don't worry, you can improve a lot anyway, i have done more in my 17 than in the 7 years before

Newt I just wish I could do music as a career or go to a music school like she does but it’s going to take a long time for me to even get somewhat good. And I’m graduating high school next year. I mean I’ve always wanted to be a singer to but I can’t hit a single note.

Newt but thanks that gives me hope!

@@yc2877 Saying this as a violinist who is nowhere near as skilled as Sumina but is in a master's program anyway -- you one hundred percent can do it. Sure, the top schools typically want people who came out of the womb playing Paganini, but you don't have to go to the top schools to have a great education in music -- you just have to find a teacher who is willing to take a chance on you. Your dedication to your own improvement and your diligence in your practicing matters more than being a virtuoso right out of the gate, and the right teachers understand that. And hey, you don't have to go to school right away, either. Between finishing high school and finishing my master's will have been ten years for me, and I'm planning on taking at least another year out before I start auditioning for PhDs and/or orchestras. Take time out, focus on your practicing, and apply/audition when you're ready. Phew, essay of a comment here... but I really hope you don't give up on this if it's something you truly want. You got this! You have nothing but time, and you can go nowhere but up from here.

I feel you

Well I swear to god that you wrote that piece of nonsense without thinking about it for more than 2 seconds!

@@lsbrother jeez youre really dating urself by saying that mr

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Did she win or not????

SeungJong Lee Unfortunately, she didn’t win. Diana Adamyan from Armenia won.

She didn't :(

Boba Squid i know many kids, which are awesome on the violin/cello too , play with a "perfect" intonation, have an awesome musicality and so one... but not everyone of them is good at maths😂

thats me. I am terrible at maths and I don't enjoy it at all. However I am just about to do my Diploma level music exams in Australia.

no correlation, most important factor in determining whether someone is good at maths is interest. If you don't enjoy maths or don't care about numbers, you're not going to be good at it

@@lizzy8147 most people good at music are good at math too; at higher levels, you can "predict" the score, and build your interpretation from learning the popular scales. Adding and substracting semitones on the spot requires some mental energy.

they are dating

Elora ma Are you serious?

Is it the eye gesture?

Its a Kun Solo. You can buy it on amazon for like $20-30. Go to Sumina's channel and find her review

@@thelionneverroars1570 ah, thank u!

This is very challenging and virtuosic....

Yes but you play many pieces, and even a kid plat the same, the jury expect more quality on your interpretation... so you can win a compétition with not the most* difficult pieces 😉

@@finn7591 there are much more challenging pieces than this that she could've picked tbh

Harrison Loeffler that really has very little to do with it... she has one of the best recorded Paganini 5th caprices I’ve ever heard, which is considered one of the hardest in repertoire. But even so, it’s simple minded to think that this piece is too easy for this competition.

presumably she played a bit more than one 9 minute piece?!

This one does!

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Did you get what I said

Tasha Van Huss no

yeh , ig that's why she didn't get the finals...

It is not really a mistake. She touched quite lightly the 2nd string.

At 9:05 it occurred again, this time with the 3rd string, I think. Looking at her bridge its shape seems to be rather straight.