Pinchas Zukerman masterclass - Jaram Kim

[@BarroqueSpirit]

Gran Vibrato, Sonido, Afinación, Tempi. Bravo!!!

[@embvl1380]

In a Major chord the thirds should be lower, than the thirds are used in a minor chord.

[@popitoto]

I hope you are doing well..And looking forward to upload more videos..You are playing so well!!

[@rafthegoat]

Wow you are an incredible player.

[@zhenxinghu4889]

Really like your bowing style

[@fedegroxo]

I love the "Milstein way" as demonstrated by Zukerman later on in the video

[@lesamourai5]

OMG!! The student has surpassed the master.

[@DankChallenger]

Is you brain just for decoration? What substance are you abusing?

[@Flowerjebo]

Thanks! This was so helpful

[@waterliliesbymonet7827]

She was only 17 here. 😢

[@zhenxinghu4889]

Good sound, really awesome, are you chineses, Kim?

[@reekova7832]

I think she is Korean

[@enqkr4260]

@@reekova7832 yes she is korean

[@sasssssa6565]

I don't understand to 9.33 and it seems important , somoene can help me? Because it sound much better after.

[@atlanticking2315]

It's physics, when playing double stops and you play 1 notes just a very tiny bit more flat, it's gonna resonate better when the 2 notes collides

[@TheNeilsolaris]

@@atlanticking2315 I understood the opposite. She was playing the F natural high against the D to form a natural interval, which resonates more. However, Zukerman was getting her to play the F flatter, in a more melodic context, which I agree sounds better here. Likewise, he was getting her to play the F# 's and C#'s higher for the same reason (sharps need to be higher in a melodic context). Less resonant but sounds better in context.

[@atlanticking2315]

@@TheNeilsolaris oh yea I guess I mixed up resonate and a better sound lol

[@giovannidavide]

le mental c la vie p

[@alexthegreat490]

@@TheNeilsolaris Good explanation.

[@mdrbal]

0:18 they are in sync :D

[@SimonCU]

I dont think Zukerman is fit to teach especially Asians... Have you heard about the incident in Julliard about what he said about Asians during a masterclass?