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Ray Chen | Mozart Violin Concerto # 4 in D : 1st Mvt | Queen Elisabeth Violin Competition | 2009
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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2009
- 20 Year Old Australian violinist Ray Chen performing the 1st Movement of Mozart's 4th Violin Concerto in D Major KV 218 in the Semi Finals of the 2009 Queen Elisabeth International Violin Competition in Brussels | Chen is performing original cadenzas | Chen won first prize in the senior division of the 2008 Yehudi Menuhin International Competition in Wales | Chen is playing on 'The Macmillan' Stradivarius on loan to him through the Young Concert Artist's International Auditions | Chen currently studies at the Curtis Institute of Music under Aaron Rosand | Follow Ray Chen at: / smilefromyourheart
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The way he plays it, it looks like a peace of cake, but I'm also playing this concerto, and i can tell you: it's not simple!
(We love you ray !!!)
He has the lovely Mozart sound.
He got sound of 1st prize winner !!!! Simply beautiful !!!!!
yesterday Y listened to Ray Chen, playing this piece of Mozart, in A Coruña, acompanied with de Symphony Orchestra of Galicia. Really wonderfull! Thanks Ray!
music is about expressing emotions my friend :D
He is simply outstanding. You may compare him to all the top violinists today and he is as good.
This is wonderful!
Great cadenza
Nicely done! Respect!
I think this is exactly how Mozart would play it
@iralee3c
Because that's how the concerto was played many years ago. If you look at the score (both to this and the other four concerti), you'll notice that until the solo comes in, the solo violin line doubles the first violin part.
The cadenza was so weird,but the rest is just amazing!
@A4440HZ It's his own, according to the description.
Oh God! Where are we going???!!!
yeah me too i was like what? when i heard it, but sounds impressive, especially if he made it himself.
Did @Capuccino97 gave you a thumb down? I removed it.
He think he himself will play it better.
Yes, his cadenza sounds like Beethoven`s violin/ piano concerto (Opus 61/61a.
However, he has an excellent technique and virtuosity ...and he plays with feeling and
expression. I would like to know the result of this competition .....Did he win?
the cadenza reminds me of beethoven's violin concerto, except for the double stops, and the trills. All in all, it doesn't belong really. But overall, a fabulous intrepretation
the cadenza is ridiculous , but i appreciate that he tried .
It looks like his fingers are just dancing across the fingerbord.
Not trying to be rude or anything but I just want to know: is it just me or around 3:15 he played a note out of tune!?! He is suchh a great violinist but I just want to know if anyone else heard (:
+Kelly Lin yes, it was a mistake, it was not simply out of tune lol....live performance especially competitions are hard
@theviolinchaneel...
it says queen elisabeth violin competiton... did he win?
yes
Why is he playing the introduction?
iralee3c it was the thing to do back in Mozart's day, and also there used to not be conductors either.
In Classic school it is typical. Called Tutti
wrong note at 3:15, but great overall nonetheless
I've been watching his videos from this competition....I think he's really good, but I don't really quite understand how he got FIRST place.
He's good, but....FIRST place?
well your not a judge are you? which is a good thing because he definitely deserved to win and it was the launching point of his solo violinist career. HA!
3:15 틀렸
@abbott080 There is no quick way to learn violin. It takes years and years to master. Just go and pay for lessons with a decent teacher and don't trust any quick learning books.
he is playing so beautifull but i i think that there is a tendency for the new best violonists to imitate Vengerov,s facial mimics which is not something that they should do unless they really feel that way....the mimics are looking like something learned, not very natural....but i got to say, the playing is wonderful
I like everything but the cadenza. Nothing to do with the rest of the concerto and certainly nothing to do with Mozart.
no offense but his facial expression is scary O_o