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Mozart Violin Concerto No.5 in A major K.219 - Jean Huang
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Violin Concerto No.5 in A major K. 219
Jean Huang 黃竹君, Violin
Victor Rosenbaum, Conductor | Music Director
"Music for Peace: Concert for Ukraine and Yemen" on June 4th, 2022
Recorded live in concert at Harvard-Epworth United Methodist Church, MA, by recording engineer Patrick Keating (www.patricKeating.com)
Violin Concerto No.5 in A major K. 219
Jean Huang 黃竹君, Violin
Victor Rosenbaum, Conductor | Music Director
"Music for Peace: Concert for Ukraine and Yemen" on June 4th, 2022
Recorded live in concert at Harvard-Epworth United Methodist Church, MA, by recording engineer Patrick Keating (www.patricKeating.com)
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I Am A Thousand Winds 化為千風 (千の風になって)
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Violin: Jean Huang Piano: Sebastian Bäverstam Original song by 秋川雅史, arranged by LouisLiao English lyrics: Do not stand at my grave and weep, I am not there, I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow; I am the diamond glints on snow, I am the sunlight on ripened grain; I am the gentle autumn's rain. When you awake in the morning bush, I am the swift uplifting rush Of quiet in circled flig...
出外人 《The Vagabond》
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Taiwanese composer Tyzen Hsiao’s song 《The Vagabond》, the piece describes his nostalgia for Taiwan while living in New York. “Though there’s no barrier in language, there is, however, a boundary between our hearts”. Jean Huang, Violin Shih-man, Weng, Piano Taipei National Recital Hall 2018 - 蕭泰然老師所作《出外人》: 咱攏是出外人,對遠遠的台灣來 雖然我會講美國話,言語會通心未通 咱攏是出外人,對遠遠的台灣彼 有咱的朋友與親人,不時互相在思念 人人在講美國是天堂,使人真欣羨 若是問你講是怎樣,天...
Ravel Piano Trio in A minor
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"Au revoir! Chu Chun Jean Huang's Last DMA Violin Recital" April 20th, 2017 Modéré Pantoum. Assez vite Passacaille. Très large Final. Animé Jean Huang, violin Jung-Hsuan Ko, Cello Iris Hsu, piano
Pierné Violin Sonata, Op. 36
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"Au revoir! Chu Chun Jean Huang's Last DMA Violin Recital" April 20th, 2017 Jean Huang, violin Mana Tokuno, piano Allegretto Allegretto tranquillo Andante non troppo- Allegretto un poco agitato
Poulenc Violin Sonata, FP 119
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"Au revoir! Chu Chun Jean Huang's Last DMA Violin Recital" April 20th, 2017 Jean Huang, violin Mana Tokno, piano Allegro con fuoco Intermezzo Presto tragico
Ysaÿe Amitié Op. 26
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"Au revoir! Chu Chun Jean Huang's Last DMA Violin Recital" April 20th, 2017 Jean Huang, Zenas Hsu, violin Ivan Linn, piano
Ysaÿe: Sonata for 2 Violins in A minor
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Jean Huang DMA violin Recital at New England Conservatory Poco lento, maestoso - Allegro fermo Allegretto poco lento Finale. Allegro vivo e con fuoco Chu Chun Jean Huang (Violin), Yu-Heng Victor Yen (Violin) Recorded by Zenas Hsu @ Greying Tree productions.
Irvine Fine: Sonata for Violin and Piano (1946)
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Jean Huang DMA violin recital at New England Conservatory Moderato Lento con moto Vivo Mana Tokuno (Piano), Chu Chun Jean Huang (Violin) Recording by Zenas Hsu @ Greying Tree Productions. When I learned that Irving Fine (1914-1962) was born in Boston and died in Natick, I felt instantly closer to him, for I spent three years of high school in Natick and the rest of my American life in Boston, t...
Walter Piston: Sonata for Violin and Piano (1939)
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Jean Huang DMA violin recital at New England Conservatory Moderato Andantino quasi Adagio Allegro Mana Tokuno (Piano), Chu Chun Jean Huang (Violin) Recorded by Zenas Hsu @ Greying Tree Productions. The first time I encountered the name Walter Piston was during my first doctoral theory seminar at New England Conservatory, where his counterpoint book appeared under “recommended course material.” ...
A beautiful American Sonata played most righteous and splendid. Good recording. Bravo to you ! Thank you for the notes. You make it very homespun. A Bang-Bang Job !
Enjoying the Music while reading Marcel Proust's "In Search of Lost Time" Volume III The Guermantes Way.
Beautiful performance by both soloists. Great work, I hear some shades of cesar Franck as well. Beautiful music and performers! Paul
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Beautiful Interpretation
Excellent performance. So onot only skillful but also colorful with emotion! Thanks for update!
🤘🏿👽🤘🏿 yeaaaaahhhh!!!!
7:53!!!!! Dayummmmmm
Just discovering Ysaÿe!! Hail Satan woman!! You two rock beautifully here!! 🤘🏿👽🤘🏿
Thanks are in order to the YT algo for, er, introducing us. A terrific work, full of lyricism and hot licks - worth studying, and stealing from (bassist)! Never saw that time sig before, for the beginning allegretto - 10/16. And chapeau to Ms. Tokuno - that piano part's a bear! By the way, what make of violin is that? Always like to know. And sorry, what's "DMA"?
Hi! Isn’t this a hidden gem?! The violin is an old Italian, unfortunately without a label I don’t know for sure who made it. DMA stands for “Doctoral of Musical Arts,” equivalent to PhD but since it’s a performing degree.
@@Violinjeanius I thought "DMA" might be the school - Dubuque Music Academy LOL. Wow a nameless violin! I once played an Amati - for a minute - when I worked at the Library of Congress. And they had/have the four Strads on display in a case. Those all had labels! It's great you're knee-deep in this type of repertoire and not the warhorses (Bach excepted). Maybe try Lutoslowski next ("Subito")?
The DNA is clearly Debussynian and ipso facto with that touch of Impressionism anyone can fairly configure. The end of the 1st. movement is (almost) brilliant. Piano´s performance in 2nd. movement is remarkable - violin cedes slowly path to piano. Unexpected but IL FALLAIT, bien sur. Thank you.
Thank you!
Should be played more often! Very well performed (No one should underestimate the demanding piano part:-). Thank you so much for uploading!
Yes! Mana did such a terrific job.
Go check out my most recent performance of the same piece (but playing the second violin part): czcams.com/video/fBmcdtl2XXc/video.html
There is speculation this may be the sonata, or one of them, that inspired Proust’s Vinteuil Sonata. www.theguardian.com/books/2017/sep/30/marcel-proust-music-puzzle-solved
This could be you and me, but I suck and this is very difficult and beautiful for both of us xd. Why do I love everything in A minor? :7
I wish the mics captured just a *little* more of the natural reverb of the hall. Fantastic playing!
thank you!
Ling ling can do both
At the same time, with a viola while doing his maths homework xd
@@lunats2211 and while performing brain surgery
The piece was played with passion. You can feel the intensity and emotion in it. The two of you played in harmony, almost becoming one. I can hear your violins crying. I hear the violins being confused. In all the sadness they feel, there is still a small portion of happiness. What an amazing performance.
Me
Guys, you are super talented, loved this performance
Damn that's so powerful and yet so delicate
I’m crying, god bless you
1st mov- 0:07 2nd mov- 11:47 3rd mov- 18:54
I love this!
Thank you!
Congratulations Chu Chun Jean and Yu-Heng! I have an emblematic piece for two violins and I'd like to send you, my e-mail is: sccpianoviola@yahoo.com.br
I love this piece a lot.
I cannot find the music anywhere. On IMSLP there is only a hand written version that is very difficult to read. Where is the music!!???
The printed sheet music was published by Ries & Erler in 2004, very easy to find. Here is a link: www.sharmusic.com/Sheet-Music/Violin/Ensemble/Ysa-255-e-Eug-232-ne---Sonata-for-Two-Violins-Op-Posthumous-With-Piano-Accompaniment-Published-by-Carl-Fischer.axd
1:34 the guy who clapped
I reached that part the moment I read the comment!
Très belle sonate de G.Pierné, magnifiquement jouée !
Merci beaucoup!
Twoset
Espurr you should practice ;)
SkaïBK9 you should too.
@@jennifercarpentieri5795 you should too.
everybody, we all should be practicing!
definitely one of my favorite rendtions
Why is this 32 mins long-👀
coz it’s not ysaÿe (get it? easy) lmao 😂 i’m so lame 😂
Because you're listening to a sonata.
because it’s not a pop song... 😺
Wonderful!
Thank you!
Bravo! Piston's music always has such a beautiful balance between emotion and intellect, and you really bring out both of those qualities in equal measure.
Thank you, Stuart, for your kind words! We had a blast learning/performing this piece.
You are all a class act! And lovely piece too.
Bravo, both of you! It's the first time I have actually enjoyed listening to a performance of this piece. I bought the music at a yard sale in the Music Academy of the West in the summer of 1982, together with the piano reduction of the Berg violin concerto. I later faound out that professor Jerome Lowenthal had bought the exact same scores at that sale (a bit of trivia). You make sense of this sonata and manage to keep the interest all the way through, which is not easy to do in this particular work.
Great piece. Didn't know it! Fantastic performance. Thank you!
Wonderful! Interesting composer. Have you played his piano trio? Fascinating piece. I read it once with my trio and we will do it at some point. I would love to hear you play the Delius sonatas. I feel you would do them really well.
You use the violin as a tool to make music. Your sound has soul and presence. And good for you, performing unusual repertoire like this. A violinist after my own heart :-)
Thank you very much for your kind words!
The accompanist is really getting into the music.
Yes indeed, playing with Mana has always been a blessing!
1:28 WOW
Lovely playing, ladies. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing, very enjoyable
Thank you for playing this wonderful piece and for posting it here. The Fine Sonata is a personal favorite of mine, and you gave a nice performance of it!
Just beautiful