ALBUM LISTENING PARTY - WAITING ROOM SPECIAL

[@downeybill]

Who wants a weekly Hahn podcast where we can listen to her talk about violin music?

[@sabrinai]

5:09 best part of the video: Hilary and Brett singing Ysaye 6 😂❤️

[@nanwijanarko1969]

5:09 - 5:39 should be titled "How Musicians Talk to Each Other"

[@JustFiddler]

😅😅

[@WhoDis-se2uq]

At first, they were so nervous around Hilary and now they are goofing off with her. 😂

[@WdymWork]

OMG they are so cute ❤

[@dungchan412]

I like Hilary's voice, she always sounds calm, gentle and humble. And I love how Brett is literally glowing in this video! Been looking forward to the release of this video since forever!

[@Estevao-pt4ml]

i dont blame brett i would be glowing too

[@aflatminor-40]

Her voice is so sweet and I relate heavily to Brett

[@NH-zh8mp]

Hilary Hahn is at the level of band 9.0 IELTS speaking

[@pn9585]

Brett and Eddy need to complete the story by writing a piece for Hilary, like Ysaÿe did for his sonatas. I love the collabs between TwoSet and Hilary Hahn!

[@musicbetweenlines]

I agree! TwoSet is my inspiration!

[@TwoSetViolinEdits]

@@musicbetweenlinesyess

[@musicbetweenlines]

@@TwoSetViolinEdits Let's go!

[@TwoSetViolinEdits]

@@musicbetweenlines TWOSET IS AMAZING! Tbh, they were who got me into Hilary Hahn in the first place, lol

[@_.amaryliss__]

great idea!😉

[@travisrohrer2981]

I love this so much

[@JustFiddler]

😊

[@mikecabral1579]

Hillary and Janine my two favorite violists. They are one and two in my mind and I don’t know much about that world. But I listen to them every week whoever I listen to last is number one. Especially with their new stuff. Hillary seems to be more open and free. She is always so perfect but I did think she was a little stiff but not lately. I love Janine so intense yet I always felt she made everyone in the orchestra better. Two wonderful women. I’m 75 and going to see Hillary play Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto this month.

[@erikaatkinson9345]

I love how Hilary is so sweet. She rattles off these pieces, and their history, and so much musical knowledge etc, and doesn't sound arrogant or like she's bragging. Very humble ☺️

[@tahoemike5828]

When a master like Hilary says something like, 'Pay attention to the rests..." you write it in your notes. When such a master returns to the thought so often, and from so many perspectives, with such obvious belief in it; you write that in your soul and live it.

[@dungchan412]

I came back to this video just to comment that I love how Brett and Eddy behave for Hilary's video and Hilary fools around for Twoset's video. I love Hilary but why do my chaotic boys behave so well today 😂😂

[@kd3684]

probably partly because they were tired, just flying to London:-)

[@LingLingWannaBeLah]

Literally three of my favourite people in the world together in one room #ViolinGang

[@musicbetweenlines]

Oui oui!

[@Poke9403]

Viola gang too!

[@YouarelovedandIamlovedJn316]

Eddy has such a soothing voice. Thank you Miss Hahn for sharing your time with Brett and Eddy. Your friendship is endearing❤❤ Once a violinist always a violinist😊

[@jeroenneve5807]

Hilary always delivers, both on the violin and in conversation. I hung on every word again.

[@adelaidefoster1546]

is that dinosaurs on Brett's socks ;)

[@maui3947]

Lmao

[@iloveyoumom7113]

4:50 the one that Eddy is singing is 4th movement of Ysaye sonata no. 2

[@celesteaida48]

She is so charming and soooo unassuming! The boys are adorable! Nice video! Thank you

[@musiclovers5392]

Hillary is not only one of the greatest violinists but also a wonderful person who wants to share things with others. Great thanks to you, Hillary~♡

[@catjry8471]

Thanks Hilary ! Learnt so much from you and Twoset - planning to attend your next concert

[@brafman1]

I can appreciate music so much more when I understand it better. Thank you for providing your insights Hillary -- it was really interesting to learn about the origin of these pieces and part of what makes them special.

[@astroneural]

Perhaps you’d like _Absolutely on Music_ a book where Seiji Ozawa shares his insights with Haruki Murakami

[@KingstonCzajkowski]

@@astroneural Hey, I know you! :) That sounds absolutely incredible. I love Murakami and Ozawa, but never even considered that they might have anything to do with one another.

[@astroneural]

@@KingstonCzajkowski know me from where? I've read Kafka on the Shore and to be honest I did not like it much at all, and of course Ozawa is incredible. I'll give The Unconsoled a try!

[@KingstonCzajkowski]

@@astroneural I'll let you figure it out, it shouldn't be too hard, I hope. The Unconsoled is incredible. All of Ishiguro's novels are completely different from one another in some ways but on a certain level they're all related. It's got political commentary, philosophical implications, and circles around a dysfunctional family that we never really get to see. I haven't read Kafka on the Shore, or Norwegian Wood or 1Q84 or those, but I have Murakami's collection "The Elephant Vanishes" and love it.

[@brafman1]

Thanks, just picked it up @@astroneural

[@Jayy_003]

Hilary at the beginning: we can nerd out about violin and Ysaye 5 minutes later: da da da da duh… da daya dum… da da da da da da be de de de de de dum

[@nancyjfs]

Hilary was the nerd in this case. Brett and Eddy were students of her amazing knowledge and insights.

[@Jayy_003]

@@nancyjfs haha yeah

[@dani.326d]

Thank you for sharing this insightful talk! It was a pleasant surprise 😊 Looking forward to the listening party

[@ajpmusic312]

5:31 Hilary never misses out her ultrasonic singing❤❤❤...what an insightful conversation...

[@Geoplanetjane]

I love the three of them together

[@staceycooper1086]

I have absolutely no talent for playing any instrument, but I so enjoy listening to Hilary Hahn and contemporaries play. To hear an interview like this, helps me to understand what goes through the thought processes of those who are so God-given talented. Thank you.

[@rosyxiao6889]

Thank you Hilary for sharing so many wonderful thoughts on music~

[@complexity5545]

I'm an engineer, mathematician and programmer (that does music on the side (wink wink)); the conversation is similar and congruent to the discussions that I have with language compiler programmers and engineers. We use the same vocabulary and mechanics. Its fun to see other discipline wizards talk shop. It broadens my multi-disciplinary skills. Great vid.

[@MustafaAlmosawi]

Language compiler programmer? You a crazy one. Respect.

[@solotumisericordia2975]

I'm also a mathematitian, scientist and musician, and exactly the same happened to me, these sre the kind of processes and thoughts I have with science, math and knowledge in general, some essential concepts are so general, I absolutely loved this conversation and thanks for your comment 😊

[@rachelclifford9190]

Omg hillary hahn inviting brett and eddie to listen to an album together is so adorable, I love how much she supports those two wonderful goobs and helps them in supporting classical music education

[@TiqueO6]

From 5:01 and continuing for almost a minute, what a priceless moment of them singing/performing air-violin!

[@fabriziosanto5574]

My three most beloved violinists are truly exceptional in their prowess, yet above all, they possess an unparalleled warmth and affability.

[@jamesneilsongrahamloveinth1301]

Well said . . .

[@zaphodbeetleblox8533]

this is wonderful - wish it lasted 2 hours! what happens at 5:00 is hilarious!

[@apaltanea]

Brett & Eddy & Hilary!! The two decent great guys that put classical music on trending and a classical prodigy .. they are so humble and she is so nice casually talking with them

[@BlackHermit]

In the realm where strings and bows entwine, Hilary, Brett, and Eddy's worlds align, A conversation rich with insights deep, About solo violin's secrets they now keep. Hilary's voice, a maestro's soothing tone, Recalls the repertoire, the music sown, From Bach to Paganini, they reminisce, On stages where their talents did not miss. They speak of vulnerabilities they've known, The moments when they felt so all alone, On stage, where every scratch could make them wince, Yet, through it all, they've found their own unique sense. They muse on solo works, the sonatas bold, Isai's creations, stories to be told, For different players, each piece designed, A glimpse into their world, intertwined. From Sarasate to Goosby, Oistrakh's grace, To Chrysler's intensity in every case, They ponder how a composer might ignite, The essence of these players' heartfelt light. In this convergence of the violin's art, They've shared their insights, each playing their part, As their paths cross in London's grand embrace, The magic of their music fills the space. So here's to Hilary, Brett, and Eddy's chat, A meeting of great minds where music's at, In harmony, they've shared their wisdom wide, In this poetic tribute, we take in their stride.

[@TiqueO6]

Wonderful! A very enjoyable read!

[@BlackHermit]

@@TiqueO6 Thank you very much, Tique!

[@solotumisericordia2975]

😊😊😊❤❤❤❤ clap clap clap!!!! wonderful your poem, I loved all you say!!

[@BlackHermit]

@@solotumisericordia2975 Thank you so much! ❤

[@markd3250]

She has a very smooth and refined speaking style, yet it doesn't come across as studied. It seems like it's just the way she is inside as a person. I don't know if that's the result of the musical disciplines she's learned as a violinist, or her violin style is the outward representation of the inner person which we hear when she's speaking. Maybe it's a bit of both. Her pauses, volume dynamics and inflections when she's speaking is almost musical in and of itself. This was a very enjoyable half hour to watch and listen to!

[@TiqueO6]

Hillary is Music

[@michaellopez9673]

I love you Hilary Hahn and Twoset!❤❤❤ Such a humble violinist.

[@Тайныйновгородец]

Нам очень нравится Hilary. Я сам рабочий 60 лет и 11 лет с детстве играл на скрипке. За всю жизнь переслушал много скрипичной музыки. Несколько лет наблюдаем с Таней эту изумительную женщину, которая не перестает удивлять своим чудесным искусством...главное, она очень коммуникабельная и с людьми очень трогательная. Похоже, ещё и скромная. Вот этот набор качеств - сейчас большая редкость. Я сам совсем мальчишкой застал при жизни Леонида Когана и многих других...помню последний сонатный вечер Стерна в Питере. Фотографировал в 1982-м во время конкурса Чайковского молодого Третьякова. Есть одна мечта - услышать в живую в Питере эту замечательную скрипачку !!! Здоровья хотелось ей пожелать - вот главное...и чтобы чаще радовала своими концертами. Когда мы смотрим выступления Hilary, Я говорю моей Татьяне - Нос сапожком играет...(это почти непереводимое) и она понимает - играет Hilary. Это всегда для нас Праздник !!!

[@susanbryant6516]

There’s listening to great music, then there’s listening to great music with some insights from the artists!

[@Ashgrom]

Whenever I see the three of you together I just feel joy. You're all great! Love this kind of content!

[@tahoemike5828]

Ok, Brett and Eddy each write a piece for Hilary, separately. It would not only be interesting to hear a violinist write music for/to her in the way they discussed, but how two different violinists would write for her. And, could Hilary tell who wrote which piece from playing it and knowing the guys?

[@willy_wombat]

Saw her two times in Brussels. Playing Schoenberg and West side story. It was magnificent. If she comes back I will be there ❤

[@jeff__w]

I’m _not_ a musician-I can’t play two notes on any instrument-but this conversation might be one of my favorites on KZbin. Hilary, Brett, and Eddy are fully engaged in what each other have to say and you can just feel the comfortable easiness and affection they all have for one another. (Hilary’s friendship with Brett and Eddy makes me appreciate Twoset Violin, the channel that made it all possible, even more.) And Hilary is, as always, effortlessly charming-Brett and Eddy are, understandably, still a little “starstruck” by her but you cant tell-she’s really an adoring fan of theirs, also.

[@kitthearty]

She is just running at 100 miles an hour. And she acts like its normal. She is great and so are twoset. Contrast and compare is always fun. Especially for us listeners who as Corporal Schultz would sort of say.... "I know nothing nothing." It gives it perspective.

[@ohnomycareer]

Loved this so much! The difference between Ysaye and Paganinis writing process was very intriguing. I'd never thought of it that way, and I've learned so much. I'd love more, maybe on how you approach concerti or other forms of violin repertoire. Thank you so much for this video, I always love collabs between Twoset and you! ❤

[@didi_mega_dudu]

what an honor to hang out with hh, hats off one of maybe 3 best violinists in the modern era, along with kavakos and idk who else, can't think of them at the moment, for my taste

[@littolcupcake1997]

omg i got the surprise of my life when I saw brett and eddy❤

[@Yume-Hanabi]

I could listen to you three talk all day, you always have such good insight and interesting things to say! I loved learning more about Ysaÿe this way, it's definitely making me look at the pieces in a new way. Thank you so much❤

[@gil-evens]

Never played the violin in my life but I'm so locked in watching this

[@jimyoung9262]

Came for Hilary (le GOAT). Stayed for the dinosaur socks.

[@bedsidevenue5324]

Fun fact... first piece I've heard you play was the Ernst piece and oddly still see you in your youth as you're describing it to Brett and Eddy. Like a nostalgic trip of sorts lol. Especially how you spoke to the audience and described the melody. So you and so cool that you will forever be that. Stay beautiful, my friend ❤

[@jean-danielmartino9619]

Brillant, passionnant avec toujours le même naturel et la même simplicité chez Hilary et ses interlocuteurs : de vrais compagnons de jeu s'entretenant avec intelligence et humour.

[@faithfrancisco9829]

Omg yessss! You can’t go wrong with Hilary Hahn and twoset I love them both so much- probably my favorite violinists no doubt about it. Thank you guys for the insight!🥰

[@ynot5478]

Such an insightful conversation is an unexpected treat for us-I wish you all the best on your respective tours. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us.

[@gentlespirit4]

Really wish I could've participated in the listening party. There were technical challenges beyond my control and I've been quite ill 🤒🤧. My sincere apologies for my absence. 😔🙏🏽 The good news is I pre-ordered the entire album when it was first announced. So when it dropped into iTunes recently, I immediately found myself immersed into every note of every piece. Brilliant! Absolutely magnificent! Left me with my jaw dropped, captivated, and speechless in pure joy & wonderment! Bravo! Well done! 🤩🎉🙌🏽💫🫶🏽🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟😍👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💐🎊 Queen Hahn, thank you so much for sharing this lovely conversation with Brett & Eddy of TwoSetViolin. Listening to master musicians chat together and share your thoughts, experiences, challenges, and lessons are always a blessing & pure delight. I love and appreciate all three of you. Please take care of yourselves and safe travels during your tours. 🎻🎻🎻🎼🎶🎶🥰🥰🥰

[@waltzfordebbie9959]

Unbelievable. Hanging out oh I don't know, in London!, with the living legend Hilary Hahn and she can relate to you and you don't sound like an idiot, she likes chatting to you. Priceless

[@lamegoldfish6736]

I am definitely going to have to look this album! ☺

[@setonix850]

Fabulous video. Enjoyed every second. It’s always great to have Eddy, Brett & Hilary together & hope it won’t be too long for another performance and/or discussion in Australia. Meeting all three would certainly be on my bucket list !

[@mukilnarayanan]

OMG! TwoSetViolin and Hilary!!!!!

[@justary_97]

I missed this trio❤ always so insightful

[@letro73]

Hilary is always lovely

[@jamescottone9882]

This is so great! Thank you!

[@myrtillegrandesoreilles8275]

I could listen to Hilary, and TwoSet, talk all day

[@zalobo]

Thank you, Hilary. The very best contemporary violinist performing now. THE VERY BEST ....... Love the Bach !! So beautiful and perfect. Again, THANK YOU.

[@imad1996]

Thank you, Hilary, for spreading joy to the entire world ❤

[@shanieo9749]

oohh twosetviolin! i love hearing this trio talk about classical music haha.

[@girlaffe]

I like the dinosaur socks, but I was expecting them to say "Practice!"

[@ftumschk]

Thanks for teaching me the correct way to say the composer's name; I'd been mispronouncing it as "Iss-a-yay" for years! BTW, I've been playing the album frequently since I bought it a few weeks back - it's wonderful.

[@NorsePJ]

I sometimes find listening to older musicians brings a certain feeling that mostly seems to come with age. I was comparing, for example, the violinists György Pauk and Janine Jansen playing Bártok's Violin Concert No.1. Both played stunningly but I felt Pauk brought something extra in the feel and delivery that, as I said, seems to come with age. I'm really surprised that many violinists seem to ignore Bártok's Violin Concert No.1. The first movement alone is incredibly beautiful. I was hoping Hilary had both his concertos available on a single CD. Nevertheless, György Pauk is brilliant. Every time I see Hilary I think of my niece. They look so similar. Distant twins.

[@leiviolins]

A little different when Hilary now introduces the video haha! I like it!

[@avocadonabura]

the listening party was such an amazing experience, it was my first one❤❤❤ stayed up till 2am for it! but so worth it. you gave so many insightful comments😊 talking about how ysaye quotes bach a lot, his markings, the dies irae references, how his music relates to the dedicatees-wonderful! it's obvious how knowledgeable you are with the pieces you play and with how much care you put into them. i found it hard to enjoy ysaye before this (im a baroque to early-romantic type of person) but to hear your words about these pieces gave me a whole other depth of understanding and enjoyment! thank you for everything, hilary hahn!

[@kimerlyhogan6567]

Thank you so much! I loved this conversation! More PLEASE! ❤️❤️❤️

[@stephenspencer4672]

I enjoy this this music a lot. I don't pretend to understand the more intricate parts of the melodic structure. But I so enjoy listening to it. Watching you and some other musicians talk about the challenges of playing the solo violin pieces is interesting.

[@wakingtheworld]

Needs to be a piece with plenty of left hand pizz for Brett! This was so fascinating. I learned so much but had to digress to check out the Ballade only to find I was already familiar with it thanks to my TwoSet education. Love it when you guys collab together. As a result of this vid, Hilary, you have a purchaser. I don't stream though; prefer the hard copy. Shall enjoy listening to these pieces in due... Edit: Order placed. Apparently it was the last one!!

[@ranumidharmadasa]

Thank you so much hilary and twoset for this !!!

[@AmyAmy-er8bp]

There comes a time when we All enjoy your playing. Thanks!

[@rokugoshitsu]

I enjoy their funny posts, but I also like them for being so serious and clever.

[@bobblues1158]

I am a Jazz Sax player. But listen to the music you all are talking about. We hang out and talk about our thing just like you are doing now. Music is Music.

[@kabalder]

Ysaÿe was.. ten years old when Ernst died, I think. But have the same issue in litterature and philosophy - a lot of the early 1800s or late 1700s authors are often a lot less conservative than what sets the tone towards the end of the 1800s. It's incredibly common to find writers in the late 1800s who employ a style they think was dignified in the "olden days", unlike the uncultured present, etc., or that they invoke a romanticised image of the past completely consciously (sometimes as satire, specifically making fun of the pompousness of the cultural elites). But then when we come into the 1900s, these types of contrasts are basically settled by a authoritative narrative taught in schools about how the "peoples of the past", as one of my professors actually said once, uniformly thought about how theater and books should be written. Which then differs from that previous period by the descriptions from our immediately available "olden days". It's no doubt exactly the same for music: I see Giuiani-pieces on guitar played as if they were concert-pieces made to be played as a lead piano in front of an orchestra, for example. But this is an invention coming in, probably completely exclusively, almost 100 years after Guiliani died. Like Hillary says: there are so many things in the sheet music that we just don't have specific information of. So while there is a legitimate need to interpret what these pieces are supposed to sound like - simply declaring one way of playing them as the correct one (rather than an established interpretation) is extremely arrogant. Not in the least because the established way of playing it can be demonstrated to be not just invented recently, but also that it differs from the few suggestions that are there in the sheet music. Sometimes it's incredibly blatant - I'm playing Brescianello pieces on the guitar now(style is 50 years before Bach, although they lived at the same time - but Brescianello actually composed lute-pieces for string-instruments, not for harpsichords like Bach did), going through the source manuscripts. And I'm discovering that entirely professional sheet music that costs lots of money and is used in schools, suggests fingering that isn't in the manuscript(for often good and obvious reasons), or just outright ignores notation for trills and ornamentation. One example didn't even mention that the piece is supposed to have the form it's written in, and instead just plastering on a 3/4 and a "with passion", very specifically suggesting to a classical guitarist that this is supposed to be played like a romantic Spanish piece. Which is just utterly wrong. It's like going on about how Paganini was a famous componist of brass band marching tunes because of the bpm-notation we think he played the pieces at. Classical conservatory music teaching is full of this stuff.

[@gregmiller9710]

Hilary, after seeing and listening to you, i gave up playing fiddle...but i keep it in your honor...you are one of the greats and a great person to boot...:)

[@gky7170]

so much talent nurtured by hard work! perfecting one's technique and communicative ability on ANY instrument is a labor of love, or should be...

[@ryanschlimme]

Funny enough, my introduction to Ysaÿe was through Les Furies, not Ballade. However, I grew to love them both!

[@Wiwcac]

Burning my phone battery in a power outage to watch :D I’ll have to practice violin after - takes significantly less battery.

[@manvim4969]

so good to listen to you guys !!

[@leilayh]

Brett and Eddy with Hilary!!!! I love this so much!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍Brett and Eddy nerding it out and acting all serious hahahahahahahahaha how charming. And how graceful is Hilary, I cannot handle it. Such muhc talent and such humility. I love Hilary .

[@PranavViswanathan]

would have loved to hear about Hilary's artistic choices and if they were inspired by her teacher Brodsky, who was a student of Ysaye!

[@markd3250]

I don't play the violin, but I think it's one of those instruments that comes the closest to sonically representing human emotion. Did some of these composers you were talking about write just to show off technical skill, or did they consider these kinds of works to actually be music? When I hear them I don't think of music, I think of the skill it takes to perform them. On the other hand, I'll listen to a performance that isn't particularly technically challenging, yet it can be so moving to hear because it resonates my emotions rather than my intellect.

[@hwimilk]

im not super duper familiar with hilary hahn but just watching this i'm like, wow, she's such a sweet comfortable person

[@WONGANNAMoe-rk3iu]

yay, they finally collab together

[@myrtillegrandesoreilles8275]

I'm happy to announce that I recognized the bit Eddy sang at once.

[@theconglomeratefrog]

From the last movement of Ysaye Sonata No 2 😉

[@ChocHo0o]

Can’t believe I missed this video !

[@INTERpEST]

Thx for the talk & upload. Love those insights.

[@oo0OAO0oo]

Love to see (and hear) this!

[@tejaslearns]

Brett's palpable awe for Hilary

[@philipohmes9395]

Amazing insights from all three of them thereby making such shows for the audiences an excellent way to learn something new. Three musical themes come to mind, while listening to this. First is the Leonard Bernstein TV Shows of music learning and appreciation for children that ran for 3 years, as Mr. Bernstein became the Conductor of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra (the shows are available on YT.) Second, was watching and listening to my Great Uncle compose Chamber Music and how he went from the Piano, to the Cello, then the Viola and lastly the Violin to write each musical score for that instrument, while playing that instrument and writing down the notes on the sheet paper. When all of that was done, he would write the complete music score for whatever piece he was thinking through. Third, what do do with this 120 plus year old violin that belonged to my Great Grandfather, that is in need of restoration, before it can be played again? Keep it and play it or donate it to a local museum and someone records some of the music it is capable of producing. Choices, choices, choices.

[@kd3684]

Seeing, discovering the boys a year ago, my first thought were the same Berstein concerts. I was 6 year old, and glued to the tv (Intervision). Something historical: TwosetViolin tours US this month. Their first concert is in the same place where Berstein had those concerts: New York Lincoln Center:-) Their show was sold out in 5 (FIVE) minutes when the tickets were released.

[@philipohmes9395]

Five Minutes? That concert hall is a charmed place to be in to listen to music. @@kd3684

[@beethovenlight8763]

Hahahaha when both of you started singing to Eddy's blank stare. I realised how I must have looked like to people who have no idea what I'm singing

[@vaskenkantardshieff]

DEVINE AS HILARY MAKES EVERYTHING!

[@sophia-taiwan]

Could listen to her voice the whole day

[@spoot]

Hilary is the definition of ethereal.

[@sabrinai]

Three wonderful people talking about solo violin repertoire, what more do we want? Btw. Love the Ysaye album so much, Hilary!!!

[@xghhjmt]

great vid Hilary is always a great muscian who explain very complex things in simple language.

[@Νερτυπε]

Watching this was fun and enjoyable. It was interesting to listen to some thoughtful conversations and insightful stories, along with personal experiences you shared that many musicians can learn from. From my perspective music is an art that musicians utilize as a 'tool' to express their creativity and emotions through their chosen instruments in a way that cannot be done without the influence of music. I believe that music is the most powerful link that keeps us in touch with our true or inner selves, which we don't normally express in our everyday lives. I can't even imagine how empty and boring it would be to live without the influence of music. This video was really enjoyable it only felt like a few minutes, which reminds me of the saying that goes, "Time flies when you're having fun." Thank you for sharing it! :)

[@GabrielNastrot]

We need more of this

[@navindumayadunne5906]

Imagining casually being friends with Hilary Hahn 🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@MREmusique]

Ms Hahn, I think you are the only artist I dream of having perform one of my works. Maybe one day 🙂 I enjoyed listening to you talk about these works, and would love to watch videos of you speaking from your own personal point of view about other works you've performed.