Sang Yoon Kim, First Prize winner of the 2012 Jacques Lancelot International Clarinet Competition, performing at The Colburn School's Zipper Hall, 10/26/12 Vivian Fan, piano.
WOW!! 어떤 악기든 숙달되기 위해서는 수년간의 헌신과 연습이 필요하며 김산윤은 클라리넷 기술을 연마하기 위해 많은 노력을 기울였습니다. 이러한 정확성과 표현력으로 악기를 연주하는 능력은 진정한 선물이며 김산윤의 재능과 노력의 증거입니다. 그들의 기술에 대한 헌신은 전 세계의 음악가 지망생에게 영감을 주며, 그들의 음악은 듣는 모든 사람에게 기쁨을 가져다 줄 것이라고 확신합니다. 뛰어난 클라리넷 연주 실력을 보여준 김산윤에게 찬사를 보냅니다!😁😁😁💕💕💓
Sang Yoon Kim video Such tone and artistry! My son is in Dr. Koprowski's studio at UW-Eau Claire. He was fortunate enough to attend your recent master class and performance this May '18.
Mr Kim, I have very much enjoyed your performance of this work - a staple in our repertoire. I'm curious about your blowing into the piano in the low register of the third movement. Are you trying to capture overtones of the piano by doing this or are you allowing yourself more room to play softer when the thematic material recurs in the upper octave? Just curious. Thanks
Lawrence Poon i would like to say that that was a typo. also, i would like to say that i AM musically "capable" as is every other person on this world to some level. If you wanted specifics, i can play the clarinet to RCM level of 10. and i don't think you actually got the point of the comment. it was to say the camera focused on the accompanist and not on the soloist himself, not to say there were two accompanists. I'm pretty sure you aren't dumb enough to understand what i meant, so please, that sort of hostility is completely unnecessary.
+Warlock Hwang In this beautiful Sonata, as in many chamber music duos, the 'soloist' and the 'accompanist' are really equal musical partners. It would be better described as a duet for clarinet and piano, rather than a clarinet solo with piano accompaniment. It therefore makes sense to give both performers equal attention, as this video does. Both are superb musicians.
David B true... but i felt like since it IS a carinet Sonata, therefore slightly more focused on the clarinet than the piano, I found it kind of useless to have the camera on the pianist basically the whole time... just my opinion on the camera angle, but music-wise, they are both really talented.... I'm just being really picky tbh :P
WOW!! 어떤 악기든 숙달되기 위해서는 수년간의 헌신과 연습이 필요하며 김산윤은 클라리넷 기술을 연마하기 위해 많은 노력을 기울였습니다. 이러한 정확성과 표현력으로 악기를 연주하는 능력은 진정한 선물이며 김산윤의 재능과 노력의 증거입니다. 그들의 기술에 대한 헌신은 전 세계의 음악가 지망생에게 영감을 주며, 그들의 음악은 듣는 모든 사람에게 기쁨을 가져다 줄 것이라고 확신합니다. 뛰어난 클라리넷 연주 실력을 보여준 김산윤에게 찬사를 보냅니다!😁😁😁💕💕💓
김상윤 클라리넷티스트예요
언제 들어도 상윤쌤의 음악은 너무나 아름답습니다~!!! 더 많은 연주동영상 보고 싶다요~~
Tone quality is awesome!
Beautiful.., Sang Yoon Kim! I like the accompanist, too.
Sang Yoon Kim video
Such tone and artistry!
My son is in Dr. Koprowski's studio at UW-Eau Claire. He was fortunate enough to attend your recent master class and performance this May '18.
Now I understand why I have always loved this piece...what an awesome performance!..off to practice right now :)
2:28
Me, on my recital: I'm gonna pretend that's slurred.
Lovely control from both musicians to bring out the inherent beauty of the music, very enjoyable
마음을 편안하게 해주는 연주~ 아름다운 음색에 매료되어 계속 듣게 되네요 최고 👍👍👍💕💕
Sang you sound so beautiful my friend you make me want to practice a extra 2 hours a day :)))
(00:17) 01 Allegretto
(05:14) 02 Allegro animato
(07:49) 03 Lento
(11:14) 04 Molto allegro
Fantastic. I remember performing this piece a few years ago. The faster parts took a while to master. Thanks for uploading this.
Beautiful playing - brought tears to my eyes !!
...just beautiful...!
Beautiful!
Real beautiful
와 진짜 너무 좋아요
Mr Kim, I have very much enjoyed your performance of this work - a staple in our repertoire. I'm curious about your blowing into the piano in the low register of the third movement. Are you trying to capture overtones of the piano by doing this or are you allowing yourself more room to play softer when the thematic material recurs in the upper octave? Just curious. Thanks
when music becomes......more than tecniques.......
It was always something more than techniques.
I find that the third movement was very rushed, otherwise fantastic!
why does he face the piano at the beginning of the 3rd movement?
This piece is really great honestly, and a good challenge for me as an 8th grader :D
Wow, you must be good. There is a boy at my school, he is amazing at clarinet, I mean AMAZING. And he played this last year, you must be good.
I'm only playing the first movement ;) It's not too bad :D
Plasmaboy Yeah, now I am playing this piece, it's really not that bad.
Plasmaboy same, I'm a seventh grader. I'm only doing movement one. The only thing that's painful about it is the middle with all the 16th notes
As a 9th grader I did the whole piece. The first and second movements aren't hard, but the fourth gets a little tricky.
focuses on accompanists, not the soloist... lol
if you were even somewhat musically capable, you would know that there is only one accompanist (the other person is there to turn the page)
Herp McDerp two questions: what makes you think he's talking about the page-turner, and why the hostility?
Lawrence Poon i would like to say that that was a typo. also, i would like to say that i AM musically "capable" as is every other person on this world to some level. If you wanted specifics, i can play the clarinet to RCM level of 10. and i don't think you actually got the point of the comment. it was to say the camera focused on the accompanist and not on the soloist himself, not to say there were two accompanists. I'm pretty sure you aren't dumb enough to understand what i meant, so please, that sort of hostility is completely unnecessary.
+Warlock Hwang In this beautiful Sonata, as in many chamber music duos, the 'soloist' and the 'accompanist' are really equal musical partners. It would be better described as a duet for clarinet and piano, rather than a clarinet solo with piano accompaniment. It therefore makes sense to give both performers equal attention, as this video does. Both are superb musicians.
David B true... but i felt like since it IS a carinet Sonata, therefore slightly more focused on the clarinet than the piano, I found it kind of useless to have the camera on the pianist basically the whole time... just my opinion on the camera angle, but music-wise, they are both really talented.... I'm just being really picky tbh :P
Unbelievable ,
awesome,,...... i play the clarinet too
i am not an expertu but i think the interpret do not maintain the tempo ( I am spanish so i will have writen some ortographic fault)
Yo opino lo mismo, pero por lo demas el sonido está bastante bien
and wow
Hi 선생님
1:56
4th mvt at 11:13
11:20
太想去控制了
camera work is dreadful