Berliner Philharmoniker Violin Master Class: Mozart, Symphony No. 39

Berliner Philharmoniker First Principal Violinist, Christian Stadelmann, coaches Liam Mansfield on Mozart, Symphony No. 39, Andante con moto.
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Select members of the Berliner Philharmoniker led three days of master classes focusing on orchestral repertoire and audition preparation. Participating young artists had the opportunity to sit on stage with the orchestra during their dress rehearsal and attend the Berliner Philharmoniker in performance, led by Sir Simon Rattle in Carnegie Hall.
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[@XXensational]

The most warm-hearted man and a great musician - Rest in peace, dear Christian.

[@DaviSilva-oc7iv]

The life is short and so many beautiful flowers wither and are lost forever.

[@ZJStrudwick]

It is wonderful to see a masterclass from an external perspective like this. The impression I get is that the boy violinist is terrified, thinking 'OHH A BERLIN PHIL. VIOLINIST.. TENSE PANIC MODE!' which I perfectly understand, a common performance anxiety when playing to your idols. But the Berlin violinist is only human, and a pleasant charming man with some great advice. The student has been well taught, but very strictly taught I can tell - if anything, OVER disciplined! The violin is a relaxed graceful instrument, and ones performance with it is ironically compromised by trying too hard. A great violinist makes it seem effortless... I wish him all the best on his road of violin discovery :)

[@zeniktorres4320]

Well done Liam. Getting all subtleties is not easy.

[@derik2nicolai584]

Another interesting lesson but now with concertmaster, a great violinist and teacher, the young violinist is very flexible, many thanks for these videos 🌺🌺🌺

[@zhujunese]

Thank u so much for upload.

[@aaronwon1537]

That student looks weird...like as if he is going to eat the teacher. He keep moving towards him and stares at him

[@clairec5830]

I just died laughing at this comment

[@ZJStrudwick]

StringTheoryViolin - Don't sneer at Mozart. Whilst anyone can play Mozart, only someone great can play him WELL. It is never good to be conceited - a great musician appreciates the qualities of all composers without unfair judgement.

[@ZJStrudwick]

Oh I'm so sorry, please forgive me! I see what you mean now :D That is true. And I'm glad you aren't dissing Mozart - It's just that I have had bad experiences with people who have expressed negative things about him! Have a good day :)

[@Pandora0]

Very helpful!

[@elisaragli5038]

That's interesting, I like! when he teach Don Juan I don't like too much but in Mozart is really good.

[@zerpaviolin]

Hey! You know, why that guy uses his shoulder rest high?

[@felixhesse4096]

@@zerpaviolin maybe is is more comfy for him or he has a high neck

[@denjr5390]

Illo Andres

[@XAXtrolla24]

Sabía que si entraba a este vídeo iba a encontrar una referencia al bokeron

[@chenxie977]

Hehe he is very nervous.....

[@violinhunter2]

I used to own a Stadlmann violin - 1778. One of Christian's ancestors? Perhaps.

[@violinhunter2]

What if one of these days, a teacher conducting a masterclass were to say "I have no advice for you; your playing was absolutely perfect." Has that ever happened?

[@DivaDeb1234]

@@violinhunter2 I only saw once. She was 9 yrs old playing Paganini

[@DanielSanchez-nb1lg]

3:58 Yah, espera.

[@josedominguez3525]

Daniel Sánchez :3 Dudo mucho que eso diga

[@jonathancruz4002]

yeah its better

[@mary9167]

0:17

[@lolobueno4877]

The Student will not have any chance to play in a professional orchestra if he doesn’t learn to control the permanent vibrato. Like the teacher says, he must play with more light bowing instead of vibrating each note.

[@F451Music]

Hey, everyone!!! If you enjoyed this masterclass and would like to hear me perform something a little more substantial, here's a link to my Historie du Tango by Astor Piazzolla: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGqwZ3WfqKuMh9E Thanks for watching!!!!! -people eater

[@popitoto]

For a Mozart composition this should sing more than what he is playing..and the first pricipal violinist does not guide him much!

[@leonardoiglesias2394]

Masterclasses are no use at all....they have never helped anybody. If intonation is not an important matter in a violin group....than NOTHING is important. These two guys could not play ONE bar in tune if they would play together...but that is not THAT important. The Ego of the master gets satisfied anyway....

[@programming4179]

Your comment DOES NOT MAKE SENSE

[@amyzhang5622]

They’re both perfectly in tune…maybe get your ears checked out :/