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Very young then.

Thank you

It's always great to learn off of the score. It has such an impact on the phrasing!

Gil is such a beautiful and caring man. His warm tone is among my favorites ever.

Thank you very much!

Beautiful sound

Every word is a piece of gold! Thanks mucn

Very helpful

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BRAVO !

The best right hand ever...

Exquisite!!!❤

So distinguished

Thank you so much! I really appreciate to you share all of these masterclasses, its really developing my techniques, perspectives about musicality and inspiring me. I'm glad that I can take these lessons for free. Its amazing! I wish you all and your family health. Hi from Turkiye 🌼👋

I really enjoyed this, very insightful.

Dear maestro, you are the best!

This dedication, the results from his teachings, eth are just amazing. A natural yet able to explain things with more than enough empathy to be an excellent, highly enthousiastic teacher.

Thank you for sharing these wonderful tips for string players. You are making the "tools of the trade" widely available for future generations to enjoy!

Gil is amazing, and humble. He always acknowledges the orchestra and conductor, and moves teh spotlight off himself. Flawless performer.

Спасибо огромное! У Вас бесценные видео!

pinchas zukerman isn't just racist to Koreans (his inferiority complex to Kyungwha Chung and envy of Sarah Chang is obvious), he basically tells the facilitator, it's cute you are trying to speak english.... wow....

Thank you!!!

"Are your emotions feeling physical, or are they feeling mental?" - Emotions can feel??? Never knew

A bad case of incredible natural talent. Maybe not the best person to ask for advice for more ordinary players.

Thank you for this phenomenal masterclass series, especially with one of my all time favorites, Pinchas Z! Will you have William Fitzpatrick and Cornelia Heard in this series as well?

Hi Ann saw your vidio in Texas Im practicing more because someone explaned the bow tension knob is not supposed to touch the transome of the stick. I practiced ba ba black sheep and the visitors this evening at6pm. Ive never heard my violin sound so soulful! It wasnt even in tune and still sounded great. Im an undiscovered retread gave up 40 years ago because I couldnt tune my instrument and didnt know about f# behind open d. Thank you for sharing about your Guarnieri it was fastenating! C.e.usa😅

In México we need that way of thinking, that philosofy, I have many teachers in México, and I had the bad experience that everyone has Been horrible People and horrible teachers, I always was got humiliation of them, was too much presión on me, and bad treat me, that I have to quit the músic forever, hope one Day the way of teaching músic in México change, because in a way the way of teaching in México dont grow UP and dont have the level of USA, because this kind of stuff.

What a great teacher/communicator!

I just love this series you are putting on, Mr. Berlinsky. It's such a worthwhile and amazing collection of discussions!!! Thank you!

Mesmerizing

That was terrific.

I don't think it was us losing a golden age in classical music. In the olden days, these musicians are less accessible where is now, young artists can have all the social channels and they play to please the audience for likes. Sometimes overexposure makes it less interesting, and over pleasing the audience loses the individuality.

아니 이게 누구신가?! 인종차별자 아니신가?!

We can listen violinists, who play with a high level like Perlman and have the gift, but little ones, than play with the soul like him. He is the best for me! 🎻 By other hand, he gets a connection between him and the spectator. 🎻

The Stallone of the violin.

His way reminds me very much of Stallone.

Zukerman can play the violin but he cannot explain how he does it.

Pinchas should tell us how can someone play in tune if he cant hear that something is out of tune. And that is very very common.

Its amazing how little great players know about how a violin really works. They are talented, they work a lot and they play great. But normally they have no idea about the physical aspect of violin playing.

It is the first time I've ever seen a great player/teacher go over the bowing at the beginning of Intro and Rondo. Bravo, maestro!

Wonderful!

He’s the greatest,I love his remincences,he’s been there and done it all with the legends of the violin world.I remember when he came on the scene in the early 70s.His recording of the rondo capriccioso with Mack eras and the lso inspired me to study the violin,and I’m still playing 50 years later. He’s very modest,talking about untouchables like Heifetz and milstein ,but he’s up there with them.He has deep integrity,talking about the music,and the need to do your time,to get the technique,in order to get there.Huge wisdom which comes from doing his time with the masters of the violin business.

Notre Grand violoncelliste si intéressant, intelligent, subtil, humoristique. Un Grand Ami intellectuel !.

I find conversations like this are fascinating! These men are speaking authentically and are not full of ego

What are those bowing exercises that Ms Delay gave you? Please share! Thank you. 🙏🏻🎻

bravo!😍😍

Como seria bom de as aulas tivesse tradução para o português, espanhol ou italiano !!!

Awesome video. Very insightful. Love how encourages sight-reading every day. I think this is especially true for an established musician… someone who’s familiar with the repertoire, just to keep the invention and inspiration sparked. Daily Mozart! Also a beautiful & rewarding concept… maybe alternate between Bach, Mozart… sometimes Beethoven? Great video, thx 🙏

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Genius. Love this, thanks! 🙏 Definitely one of the most helpful violin videos I’ve ever seen.