Yeah, if you were carrying around a million dollars in cash, I doubt you'd let it out of your sight either.... ever. She probably sleeps with it attached to her wrist or locked in a safe that is connected to her head..... these violins are worth more than a musician can ever pay for them. Some of his violins have been sold for nearly 3 million dollars. That is an amount of money that most people can't even negotiate, comprehend, rationalize... whatever. I believe David Garret (from the movie "Devils Violinist") tripped and landed on his 290 year old Stradivarius.... which, they say is almost "impossible to estimate its value" ~ I can't imagine having to take something that has so much value with you... literally EVERYWHERE you go..... blows me away. And if you gave her an assortment of violins to play, ranging from $1000.00 to 200, 000 ... even up to 2 million dollars and she turned her back from you... all you could do was 'listen'... could you actually tell what violin she was playing? Wouldn't she sound fantastic on nearly anything she played? What if the strings had just been changed and the bow was brand new and freshly rosined? I dunno about these violins... they are musical instruments... and they are collector's items. I believe Bomsori's violin is owned by a Bank in Korea. No point here, just rambling off random information.....
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Bomsori is the most passionate and intense player - wonderful sense of how to express the music. Far more than most others ....
Interesting story!!
She has specal talent!
Yeah, if you were carrying around a million dollars in cash, I doubt you'd let it out of your sight either.... ever. She probably sleeps with it attached to her wrist or locked in a safe that is connected to her head..... these violins are worth more than a musician can ever pay for them. Some of his violins have been sold for nearly 3 million dollars. That is an amount of money that most people can't even negotiate, comprehend, rationalize... whatever. I believe David Garret (from the movie "Devils Violinist") tripped and landed on his 290 year old Stradivarius.... which, they say is almost "impossible to estimate its value" ~ I can't imagine having to take something that has so much value with you... literally EVERYWHERE you go..... blows me away. And if you gave her an assortment of violins to play, ranging from $1000.00 to 200, 000 ... even up to 2 million dollars and she turned her back from you... all you could do was 'listen'... could you actually tell what violin she was playing? Wouldn't she sound fantastic on nearly anything she played? What if the strings had just been changed and the bow was brand new and freshly rosined? I dunno about these violins... they are musical instruments... and they are collector's items. I believe Bomsori's violin is owned by a Bank in Korea. No point here, just rambling off random information.....