Bruch: Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor: I. | Masha Lakisova, violin; Ta-Wei Tsai, piano

13-year old Heifetz student Masha Lakisova, joined by pianist Ta-Wei Tsai, performs the opening movement of the Violin Concerto in G minor by German composer Max Bruch. Captured in performance at a Heifetz Institute "Stars of Tomorrow" concert in Francis Auditorium on the campus of Mary Baldwin College in Staunton, VA. More on the Institute is at www.heifetzinstitute.org
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[@violinmagic5102]

Great job! Your sound is very clean, and I like your character! I'm 13, too, and playing this piece right now!

[@hanserwin5111]

Even if i dont look for weeks the heifetz musikbox has something new for me!

[@giuseppetricoci49]

Violin sound Is fantastic

[@nikolailash1038]

sooooooooooooooooo good

[@racheltorres2980]

absolutely insaneee omg

[@sierrasharman4116]

incredible

[@gustavolopez-qh9zz]

amazing!!!

[@violinhunter2]

I didn't play this until I was 18 so this is good. As Huberman said, rhythm is the most important thing in music. Intonation and sound are extremely important too but rhythm is more important. If technical problems get in the way of perfect control of rhythm, they MUST be fixed.

[@TheMountainMongrel]

Didn't know Mashka's that talented.
If she played cheek to cheek on Stradivaris together with some piano magician yea well I think we'd be in for quite a concert folks.

[@nikolailash1038]

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