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非常喜歡澤宇的每一個演奏！

Heartwarming. The apex of the epitome concerning the cellists tender yet forceful tone embodies the perfect dichotomy within all of us as the violin gingerly sways amidst the supple however poignant cascading waves ot apotheosian crests. Truly a masterwork for the epochs unfolds as the duo dances delightfully down the downtrodden deluge of derelict desires. I am aghast at the fortuitous event that was bestowed upon to me on the eve of the second in the second decentium of the month of June. Finally gazing with the sightless eye of the genius musicae within the bosom of the universi unfurling betwixt the alpha an omega I am become One; he who knows and yet the knower himself. Grace me perchance If you will on such a gracious occasion as this one in the foreseeable future and let me be In your glimmering favour . I grovel at the might of the many coloured sound-person that is born anew and dies with each passing phrase uttered as it flows and expands the cosmos whilst leaving the tips of your fingers. Unclench my soul my soul, leave your golden fiddle be o wise one, the bringer of light! As ravens pick at thine liver so pic thine melodies at my soul Prometheus!

Wow owesome victor li victory

Очень интересная интерпретация. Здорово. Спасибо парни. Пианист очень понравился. Ансамбль супер!

wonderful !!

@5:38

Where did you buy that shoulder rest

There is the tuba that is living upside down. No Tuba for Mendelson Violin Concerto?

Excellent performance! One of the best renditions I've heard yet! Thanks for sharing!

As close as Sibelius intended, in my opinion. This is pure genius.

The top notes are incredible!

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Victor, you're such a beautiful player. This performance was absolutely stunning, thank you so much for sharing it. The power of your sound, your amazing vibrato, your bow (it moves so smoothly)... I'm speechless...

The sound is perfect. Cello👍violin👍

Oh ! that's wonderful Saint-Saens, How exiting playing violin it is! especially bowing articulation is veryvery beautiful, splendid. I would say that 8/6 music in the tow beat is so difficult for our Japanese, also triplet. as far as I know, absolutely it might be difficult to sense syncopated 8/6 rhythm. My impression is Japanese language has very few syncopating articulation.(90yrs.Japanese) sorry strange English. By the way, I feel Jascha Heifetz is so good at playing syncopated triplets. Fantastic forever, nobody could play like him, in my opinion.

Un grand merci à mon mari

So talented. I love this version

Great performance! One of the most elegant cello performances of this piece I've ever heard.

Beautiful music i've Heard it in HunterXHunter

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20:06

You made me feel emotional because it is what I search for in violence, paganini, you are the Paganini that lives. Thanks for your parents too😇

WOW.肅然起敬。

Absolutely exquisite!

woah, nice, i'm also learning the song, i'm 15, the 2nd part of the 4th variation, I find it hard to get the sound to project and be clear. good job!

Hes now 23 years old

Truly magnificent, I am better though. I am black too, but therefore in conclusion I love black people.

why are you black

Who the hell put "dislike" at this?....AMAZING

这么久了还在拉啊

Such a beautiful, sweet tone in lyrical passages! His use of the bow is impressive-organized, no inch is wasted or ignored, never any squeezing or pressing, beautiful variety of colors. His technique is so elegant and efficient. Inspiring to listen to and watch.

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Looking for this song after hearing your passacaglia performance. It is refreshing to see classical player plays other genre!

Bravo!

Incredible. The cellist’s tone is like warm butter.

After Covid and the decimation of orchestras, we may have to make do with the pared down performances of big concert pieces in this way.

brilliant

Bravo!!!!

👏👏👏💗

想你了 哈哈😎

Good Job! Like to see you playing this as soloist in an orchestra!

What a GREAT accompanist!!

Qué onda con la afinación del violonchelo en la entrada vs la del violín. Nada que ver.

So beautiful!

Love the candenza!

He is great!

Oh my God, I've never heard a sound so beautiful like this cello! Bravo , greetings from Brazil

On the violinists name you forgot to put the ng end of li so it became ling ling

Here's an update on what this very gifted artist up to now, and something of his history: Zeyu Victor Li joined the Toronto Symphony Orchestra as Associate Concertmaster in September 2019. Mr. Li was previously a member of the New York Philharmonic, which he joined at the age of 21, after graduating with a bachelor’s degree from the Curtis Institute of Music. His teachers have included Ida Kavafian, Aaron Rosand, and Pamela Frank. Mr. Li served as Associate Concertmaster of the Curtis Symphony Orchestra, and performed at Carnegie Hall as an Assistant Concertmaster with the New York String Seminar Orchestra under Jamie Laredo. He also performed the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto as a soloist in Kimmel Center Verizon Hall with The Philadelphia Orchestra. Mr. Li was born in China in 1996 and began to play the violin at the age of four. At nine years old, he was accepted into the Shanghai Conservatory of Music middle school, and, at the age of 13, won First Prize at the China National Violin Competition. At the age of 14, Mr. Li was accepted into the Curtis Institute of Music, one of the world’s top-ranked conservatories. Mr. Li’s prizes and accolades include First Prize at the 19th Schadt International Violin Competition, as well as the Contemporary Pieces Prize and Audience Prize; Composers Prize in the Menuhin Competition, Third Prize at the 2013 Montreal International Violin Competition; Special Jury Prize of Japan Sendai International Violin Competition; and First Prize in the junior division of the Greenfield Concerto Competition. Zeyu Victor Li has performed as a soloist with renowned orchestras including The Philadelphia Orchestra, Hong Kong Philharmonic, Montreal Symphony, Shanghai Philharmonic, Sendai Philharmonic, Brevard Symphony, and Calgary Philharmonic, and has performed with many distinguished conductors including Maxim Vengerov, Tan Dun,Cristian Macelaru, Michael Stern and Jamie Laredo. His first album, the Charm of the Violin, was released when he was 16 years old.

Beautiful and very convincing. NOT easy to do bravo