Clara-Jumi Kang: Debussy, Violin Sonata in G Minor

[@valeska_kevinleahy]

soft and gentle.. i havent heard it quite like this before. also, such a perfect deflection of the clapping between mov 1 and 2. bravo!!!!!!!!

[@binacaman]

Very poetic. A high level of artistry. One feels this is what Debussy really had in mind.

[@gaaandal8626]

she's too good for this world

[@luizamsalgado]

Yes, Clara is wonderful, no question about it. Imense sensivity and elegance

[@staffanolofsson8201]

One of my favourite pieces, this violin sonata. I´ve lived with it so long. And I agree with violinhunter2.

[@twhis9843]

Wonderfully soft and colorful. Great artistry.

[@zenchan332]

AMAZING MIRACLE

[@luizamsalgado]

Clara e Yekwoon are simply wonderful. So far I only was happy with the interpretions of Grumiaux and Ferras of this beautiful sonata, now I must add Clara e Yekwoon. I always had a huge admiration of Clara playing but Yekwoon is also a giant. This is about sensitivity and style and Clara always excelled, now Yekwoon too. He is a wonderful partner for Clara

[@PhrygianPhrog]

Wonderful!

[@a_perverts_diary]

when i listen to debussy I do not know when to clap XD

[@KelseyJ]

this is beautiful!!!!! I was thinking about playing this song!!

[@mic27rim]

Classic has no Songs, it is Music...

[@KelseyJ]

Michele Rimondi you know what....you are so right!

[@placeholder1546]

*Piece

[@KelseyJ]

Alyss Ksirf thank you 🙂

[@chazlenrook795]

Let’s do it

[@felixwong9761]

👍！👍！👍！

[@Minyeongee]

❤️

[@이유나_들어보자]

7:00 finger skill

[@jjangpang6106]

뭔가 조심조심하는 느낌

[@임나봉-q4f]

앗!나 이거 보러 갔는데~💗🎻

[@hjay68]

6:06

[@darkkione3370]

DON'T CLAP BETWEEN MOVEMENTS PLZZ

[@정윤걸-b3g]

악장 중간에는 박수치는 것이 아닙니다 I guess it's the Russians in the audience who don't know they're not supposed to clap between movements.

[@grapefruitgrapefruit4558]

맞아요 특히 드뷔시 약장 사이의 여운이 중요한데 ㅠㅠ

[@alixvhessen]

Does not touch me at all. No sense of Klangbogen

[@user-skdkqodkwodkdoeoej]

아 이때 피아노를 선우예권씨가 함께햇군요 다시보고픈 귀한영상들 올려주셔서 너무 감사합니다

[@violinhunter2]

The awesome technique comes from practice and innate gifts but the phrasing comes from inspiration. Bravo!

[@republiccooper]

Yes, the pianist is great! What do you think of the violinist? I find her very good too. 🙂

[@staffanolofsson8201]

@@republiccooper You are right, the pianist is also great, together with this formidable Clara-Jumi he makes a great job.

[@shinkamui]

I love how even the youtube denotations by the uploader ignore the applause in between movements.

[@staffanolofsson8201]

But what happens after the first movement? A bell, saying its time for a break, or? Can you hear that? Luckily, the musicians take not a brake.