Ji Young Lim | Wieniawski | Faust Fantasy | 2015 Queen Elisabeth Violin Comp

20 year old South Korean violinist Ji Young Lim performing Wieniawski’s ‘Fantasia Brillante on Themes from Gounod’s ‘Faust’ Op. 20’ with collaborative pianist Jonas Vitaud- in the Semi-Finals of the 2015 Queen Elisabeth International Violin Competition in Brussels | Ji Young was awarded 1st prize
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[@jesusperogil]

Overwhelming how she is capable to show off such a temperament, own of Faust original Goethe and Gounod’s works trough all the Allegro Agitato and specially the end. What a flaming passage 🔥

[@sorinion61]

Bravo also for the pianist!

[@mintchoco5640]

Beautiful lyricism and amazing poise and control during virtuosic sections

[@LUCYJJJ]

South Korean violinists...👍💪✨

[@mozariusluis1878]

She speaks english very very well too. :)

[@paulheffron4836]

@@mozariusluis1878 Whatever language she speaks is eclipsed by her communication through music with her violin. She is a masterful artist filled with passion.

[@megabugginout]

It’s a shame with all the competitions Asian win, they are still underrepresented in the classic music world.

[@supremok]

me encanta como la gente aplaude al final del allegro agitato, una de las secciones mas impresionantes de esta pieza... leonid kogan tiene una versión muy buena también pero con orquesta...

[@sunachong1083]

So touching..♥️

[@archerbrown588]

Fantastic performance of this underrated gem

[@geigenatelierbrusch469]

Ji Young mi lascia con bocca aperta.

[@hakoonamartata]

Amazing

[@mozariusluis1878]

Good good video, but please upload one more time because the audio part was not matched with the picture at all. Thank you ! Grazie !

[@lynn3073]

🙏 Beautiful 👏👏👏

[@망히-z9z]

Bravo~ Impressive superb powerful performance.

[@yullyhindy208]

OMG 😍😍😍

[@젠카-o5v]

fantasy touch

[@raz744u]

Why sound is not synced with the video?

[@heptadecagon]

It's custom not to clap before a piece finishes, but after the allegro agitato non troppo seems to be one of the exceptions where it feels more than appropriate to clap upon completion, even for the most fastidious. One just can't contain oneself.

[@cameronmd80]

I feel like we should give the audience some slack for clapping mid piece. If you weren't familiar with this piece, the end of that section sounds like how a showpiece would typically end. You also have to be careful about the physical signals you give off because they physically played as if was the end of the piece (the pianist shifting away from the piano for example).

[@aidanf8632]

the audio is not in sync with the video

[@jameswilson807]

Yes it is. Weiniawski just had some really messed up hands, and now everyone who plays this is crippled.

[@musardus]

There should be a law against clapping in the middle of a sonata.

[@juliabushkova]

It is not a sonata, but a virtuosic piece. That is why the pianist kept playing while the applause was going on rather than just wait it out. Unfortunately, the audiences often clap in that particular spot as it sounds like the end of the piece.

[@teckyify]

That's the whole fun of a virtuoso piece! No clue where this library mentality comes from, the musician themselves like most often people showing some reaction and emotion 😂😂

[@jesusperogil]

06:26 🦇🍃

[@yin3914]

3:16 pain

[@yullyhindy208]

🙄

[@psforrest1]

@@yullyhindy208 it happens

[@maxschiewe-weliky3530]

that clapping in the middle made me cringe

[@toluadegboye5127]

When I heard it, I genuinely thought the performance was over

[@juliabushkova]

@@toluadegboye5127 That's what everyone who clapped thought :)

[@sophiecarchman6245]

Piano top should've been put down!

[@f1f1s]

Terrible audience to interrupt this piece with its stupid applause.

[@LUCYJJJ]

f1f1s Big agree...

[@konstantinos6112]

True!!

[@megabugginout]

They should tried for war crimes and hung for their iniquities Lord f1f1.

[@creedstump0662]

there were quite a few imperfections if i’m being totally honest but i bet she sounds absolutely divine when she isn’t nervous

[@sophiecarchman6245]

David Oistrakh was also awarded 2nd prize on this very competition due to politically motivated (hence unfair) decision ie woman was intended on the onset!!!!

[@sophiecarchman6245]

Misplaced public!