Hilary Hahn Interview

[@pvandck]

So extraordinary talented, so disciplined, so charming and modest. Very humbling.

[@mortonbaychestnut4072]

Wow... she is so comfortable speaking German!

[@jaikee9477]

I guess it's because her family is from Germany.

[@janeroth8511]

@@jaikee9477 but she is the only one from her family Who is able to speak german

[@wilferviolin]

She is an excellent violinist and very nice person. Great combinations

[@samanthas2300]

Her accent is cute haha but she speaks well

[@davebinaz4576]

She's so well adjusted. I'd really like to hear an interview of Hilary's parents.

[@justary_97]

I don't even understand German but I'm a simple person. I see Hilary, I watch

[@cabbage3435]

BESTIE

[@marafortune3713]

Der Kommentar "Sie haben eine neue Platte aufgenommen, also als ich jünger war hat man ja noch CD gesagt" ist einfach zu hammer! :D

[@user-mx1uy7rk6m]

Ist doch eigentlich andersrum oder nicht? 😂

[@marafortune3713]

@@user-mx1uy7rk6m Ganz genau haha

[@svjaz]

Früher wollten sich die CD-Jünger von der "ollen" LP = Platte distanzieren und sagten CD - nach dem Vinyl Comeback stehen beide gleichberechtigt nebeneinander und jetzt sagt man wohl wieder Platte (oder Scheibe).

[@herbertdr.reichel3544]

Hilary is "the goddess of the violin..."🎻🎼🎵🎶

[@stuartwagner3513]

Absolutely charming

[@edouardpatricemontagnon4852]

Ganz toll, wirklich..

[@brainwasher9876]

where did she learn how to speak German so beautifully? Wikipedia's drawing a blank for me.

[@jaikee9477]

Hahn is a German name. Her parents are German-Americans.

[@mikeymike4402]

@@jaikee9477 The fact that her parents are German-American doesn't answer his question. He wants to know how she learned German. (FYI, her parents are *not* from Germany)

[@neptunians]

@@mikeymike4402 her grandparents are from Germany and I would guess that she has cousins and relatives who live in Germany. That's how. Because her dialogs are really good! just like a native-speaker. you can't learn that at school or from the internet.

[@oliviapereira364]

@@neptunians You can. But she actually said in an interview that she learned a bit of German at the Conservatoire and then took further studies by immersion.

[@Dragonstylor]

"She also spent four summers in the total-immersion language programs in German, French, and Japanese at Middlebury College." Source: "Hilary Hahn". IMG Artists. April 25, 2016. imgartists.com/roster/hilary-hahn/

[@kettvektor8037]

Oh, wow, super sympathisch, äußerst charmant und dazu ein sehr angenehmer, interessanter Akzent. Leider trifft nichts davon auch auf die Interviewerin und ihre Fragen zu :(

[@elvengadordebronce]

Hundsmiserable Interviewtechnik....

[@c477681]

Thank you!!

[@doppeldeluxe]

1.Q: How do you feel in a club like that? A: I think that classical music fits every situation and it's fun to experiment a bit and to see what works well and what doesn't work so well and I never made any negative experiences "where this was falling flat on its face" 2.Q: Is this your first time in a club? A: No, not really, I already played in clubs in Berlin, Dresden, at cafeterias in university campuses and so on - and on city streets - thats fun...

[@beethoven007]

Hey she’s so good in speaking German… that’s insane

[@robertklein4931]

Himmlische, Beautiful, Hilary Hahn !

[@SoulReadmy]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 BRAVO

[@iusedtobe6837]

She speaks German Daaamm

[@mencken8]

I Used to be Next, go check out her French interview.

[@PetStuBa]

what a beautiful woman, damn !!!!

[@doppeldeluxe]

3. Q: You are young. Do you go out every single night? A: No, usually I don't do. When I am on tour, I am often on my one and I don't know the town very well and usually I have to play a concert on the next day - so sometimes I go out but not every day... 4.Q: Please show me your violine (the moderator is a Frenchwoman and this question sounds like "show me your passport, please?" ;-) and so on...

[@c477681]

She is talking that she started playing in clubs and bar ssince she was very young! I do not speak her language someone can tell me if I am right?

[@singingthere6729]

how the frick did she transform twinkle twinkle little star in something so unique and beautiful?

[@rogersmr5]

do you have a transcript of this, Chris?

[@singingthere6729]

Sax Case are you still interested in what is being said in this video? I could do subtitles, if you're still interested :)

[@mattb-iq3iv]

oh, I didn't know she was German origin... I knew this great character was not American !!

[@jeffkaplanjr8583]

You are wrong. She has American citizenship, not German. Except for Native Americans (Indians), all Americans trace their ancestry back to other places.

[@neptunians]

@@jeffkaplanjr8583 her parents are from Germany.

[@anniehasting1133]

Her father’s father was from Germany, but she is American. She learned German in college. French and Japanese, as well. Seriously a genius!

[@neptunians]

she is from Bad Dürkheim, of course she can speak German!

[@elisebaum238]

Sie ist aus der USA, ihre Vorfahren kamen aus Deutschland, deshalb kann sie Deutsch so gut. She's from the US, her family was from Germany, because of that she can speak German very well.🙂

[@pneron2032]

No she is not.

[@pneron2032]

@@elisebaum238 She learned German and French at summer schools in Europe. Her family is English-speaking.

[@elisebaum238]

@@pneron2032 I know she's the only one who can speak German of her family.

she used the word gypsy. like it's supposed to be done. bravo.

[@creighton808]

3:00

[@h.e.a311]

rakastan tätä naista hänellä on sisu