Super cool for you to do this man! You're gonna end up changing somebody's life with one of those violins!

Ray i love your jacket !

When musicians think music a joke a joke. How pity!!! Bye mister music joker 👎

@@isaacchapul269 mr music joker ??? If you think youre better than him why dont you prove it

@@isaacchapul269 better go practice grammar , and music ! And FYI you're the only joker here

Ling Ling 40 hours

Compliment and insult at the same time 😂

LMAOOO POOR KENNY

only practice on hard mode

Backhanded compliment

Congratulations!! She was lovely! And her outlook on music was beautiful. I hope she enjoys that violin, she deserves it!

@@ValiantVicuna thank you 🙏 We are so very very happy and very grateful 💕thank you for your nice words.

oooh this melts my heart. congrats not only for having a little talent as a daughter but also for raising her so well with such a great attitude. keep on with good parenting and your daughter will make her way in whatever she will be doing in future!

@@ChiefHerzensCoach thank you 🙏 so much

She has been inspired by Ling Ling!

Facts it was all about intention

@@3XCube86she probably would have been if she had her own personal violin, she definitely deserves it

Probably the majority of people weren't as good as Ray, but like this girl, they were deemed more worthy to receive the reward

​@@3XCube86I mean none were better than Ray but all got money, same with her. The reason she won cus people think she has the best reason to have the violin. I mean like who needs a backup violin, only professionals require one

she won because she a girl

This is the reason why you should practice with both hands! 😂

... and is such a fun guy to boot! I also love how he does his damnedest to encourage music in the young. Quite some fella!

​@@wakingtheworldbecause we think to learn we need to give up fun, and become like a monk, or spend so much time, we have become socially not adaptive

@@goblinsRule Well I'm still very much a kid despite my advancing years... & continue to do crazy stuff! Children teach you to see the world through their eyes. Adults are all too familiar with rain & snow but to a child this is wondrous & exciting. If ever we get any white stuff, I'm out there with my carrot making a snowman. Ray's Bach duet was such fun for the youngsters watching it. Violin swaps, conductor swaps, all hilarious!

My exact words

DUDE HIS ARMS ARE TELEPORTING

... and his father's reaction - I could feel it from here!

OMG I would have died HAHAHA!

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Hilary Hahn coming from behind...

Ling ling winning with no sweat

​@@heoxinh1111All 99 violins

i wondered wether the boy might be an autist and be VERY VERY nervous and challenged speaking even a little in public. he seemed so much more confident when playing the violin.

You beat me to it! Let's start a movement... 🤣

I’m gonna do that. Although I’m sure no one would understand and I’ll just embarrass myself.

I think he was saying his own name, Vitaly.

@@The-WordsmithI'll take the first movement from Spring

Me too!!!

He shows why he is a pro! I think he has some kind of perfect pitch too.

@@xandraxandra1437 I don't think he has perfect pitch but he definitely has a very very well-tuned ear! You can practice recognizing different notes through repeated practice. I think he mentioned that he doesn't have perfect pitch on a video.

@@jadeo1875 That's why a wrote "some kind of", because I wasn't sure what's called. I too have heard him saying he hasn't have perfect pitch.

@@xandraxandra1437 oh I see. No worries :)

@@jadeo1875Not just that but figuring out the fingering and having pretty good intonation that quickly is pretty impressive

Lol I reckon that

Bro i love that anime❤❤

Yep

Was the perfect piece for it too 😂 "suddenly 30 seconds feels very long" 😂 just...all his shade in that part was hilarious 😂😂😂

Love u toooooo!! Such a fun activity that bring people who love classical music together~

When your an entertainer you keep talking, asking questions, repeating things that happened. No dead air. I completely agree he knows what he is doing.

❤️❤️

Him and Roman Kim are the best ones in the 21st century 4 me

@@user-jo2gg2dl1m oh yesss ! I like anne sophie mutter too , in pop , lindsey stirling composes unforgettable hits

Thank you 🙏

Seriously. I miss honest competition.

I’m going to assume you mean that there should be rewards only for a select few/best. This is based on the idea that this fair, merit-based award for a select few promotes productive practice. While extrinsic rewards can be a part of their motivation, I don’t think it should be the only reason they play. That tends not to be sustainably enjoyable or productive for the vast majority. I am surprised you would say that this kind of external reward is the only reason to keep practicing. Indeed, if you apply this mentality fully to any facet of life, even work life, it becomes quite depressing. Also, I don’t see this kind of reward system as a fair or merit-based. It’s a winner-take-all scenario. There are many cases where a very competitive event has multiple levels of rewards, top prize, second place prize, all the way down. This helps make performing much fairer, rewards are based off performance, not to mention it makes it financially sustainable.

@@binabina4445 I think there are plenty of reasons why you would want to encourage participation and keep everyone feeling like a winner, and there are also situations where you would want a tiered reward system, where the best get the best rewards. Both have their place. I don’t think a (relatively harsh) winner-take-all system would be very nice for children for example. I think that’s almost never done, common sense. Maybe you have just seen many examples where performance isn’t good and rewards are given out to everyone, and you make the assumption that the poor performance is due to the reward scheme. In these cases, there are also other important factors to consider though, I don’t think we should jump to conclusions. In many cases, giving rewards to everyone is much more encouraging and fun, and may even be part of the process for building their interest in that activity. Again, context matters.

She didnt