Vadim Repin Master Class 1

[@timmychooi]

Wow! I cant believe that this is on here. It was such a treat to work with Mr. Repin!

[@JacquesLuu]

i rewatched this and i was thinking this particular bow hold can only be timothy's

[@kathiahazaelriveracruz2319]

I loved your presentation, I don't get tired of seeing it... Congrats!!!!! ❤️

[@liamnevilleviolist1809]

Heh. Did you find it uncomfortable playing with a tie? I do! It pushes the shoulder rest and chin rest and everything to the side...!!! I never wear one.

[@NicholasWarnertheFirst]

And great to watch you. You are a fine player and I'm a great admirer of Repin. This was a fabulous watch. Thank You.

[@malshanranawella4741]

Bravo brother! Really amazing to watch you perform!

[@bossestube7528]

This is not only an excellent masterclass, but a wonderful example of a fantastic teacher and a receptive student! Worthwhile watching!

[@slateflash]

So funny when he says "is it? I NEED TO PRACTISE" lol what a humble guy

[@ViolinistDonghyunKim]

best student, best Coach, Best magic. Bravo Timmy !

[@stzgan7728]

Donghyun Kim, Violinist바이올리니스트 김동현 the best coach is david Oistrakh, Kogan, Menuhin, Heifetz and others! But répin is incredible...

[@RoseCarmelStella]

World Class violinist ! The tutorial was sublime. Wow....!

[@Raka71]

What a "student"! He follows inmediately what Vadim says! Great!

[@bukacviolist1]

.... a bit technical machine

[@juanmendozaorellana]

@@bukacviolist1 and? that's just envy of your part

[@bukacviolist1]

@@juanmendozaorellana no, I am not. The boy has enormous technical skills but is a poor in his musicianship. But the technique is only a toolkit to make music. Nowadays is all making music reduced on a speed how fast you can play this or that… this was a sense of my message

[@elmira-9]

Дух захватывающее произведение, преподавание,обучение,исполнение. Восхитительно!

[@tobiassammets3896]

See what happens during a lesson of such a high level is gorgeous, how the creative process of the Master goes to the student (so skilled): a pleasure to see and to hear...

[@gmsun27]

***** Saint-Saens' Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso

[@_.culture_art._]

a very good analysis of yours VERY PRECIOUS WORDS... just the essential.

[@keonahlee2328]

I really like this student and love the interpretation of Repin.

[@musicalmarion]

Great player, what tone! It's such a super piece too.

[@cwldoc4958]

Wow! Thank you for posting this most incredible video. The "student" has exceptional technique and plays beautifully. It is amazing to hear Repin's insightful comments and playing that enhances the student's rendition of this virtuosic piece.

[@MishaSkripach]

I watched this 1000 times! I was lucky to be at Repin's masterclass in Oxford then! LOVE REPIN!

[@블루멘티수학]

I did 100times hahaha. Good luck with your talent.

[@MishaSkripach]

@@블루멘티수학 Thank you!!!!

[@_.culture_art._]

so nice to know it all... and it shows your high intelligence, dear Mish 🙏

[@MishaSkripach]

@@_.culture_art._ Thank you! In three weeks I am playing this piece in front of him, broadcast on television :)

[@influencer8757]

​@@MishaSkripach... YES, dear Misha. ... and I am really happy that you do persue your course of love and professionalism in the field of music, with do much enetgy... and you are lucky enough to meet many interesting people who want to support your growth 🙏🏻

[@annajeehee]

Great left hand and right hand - born to be a violinist and love his phrasing

[@richardwhitehouse8762]

Thank you for sharing. It is always interesting to hear the outcomes when a talented student meets a famous player. Sometimes it works, often it doesn't. When it does, like here, its inspiring. When I find these kinds of clips, I then look then up to see how they're doing now. Sometimes they make the transition from gifted youngster to fully fledged artist. I looked up the student, who seems to have done well. Im not surprised.

[@eugine042162]

Wow! Such a talented player!

[@rie.k]

😎❤️Timothy Chooi! My violin hero. 🔥

[@Bullsoneshot-jr8wd]

His up bow staccato is great! Amazing!!

[@똥쌀짜식]

this student is in fact VERY GOOD! Vadim Repin has became a handsome music teacher then!

[@olivierteitgen4061]

Fantastic right wrist !!! (of the student)

[@XnoobSteve]

Vadim is a very different tutor than HIS tutor was after seeing those old videos. Good on him

[@111violist]

fantastic student violinist

[@vivianeplekhotkine5594]

***** Rondo capriccios by Saint-Saens

[@crvl5814]

So good advices, very useful, thank you for the upload

[@derik2nicolai584]

THANKS A LOT FOR SHARING THIS AMAZING VIDEO!

[@annajeehee]

It’s called introduction and rondo capriccioso by saint Saen for those asking

[@violinxiao]

very talented student!! would be liked by any instructor! Bravo!

[@derik2nicolai584]

He said: I need to practice, OMG.

[@derik2nicolai584]

What amazing is Rebin!

[@derik2nicolai584]

BTW the student is SUPER.

[@danny_chestnut253]

he is so humble. respect lol.

[@dmp7252]

Ahh I’m not even sure the violinist needs Mr. Repin. 🤣🤣🤣 I’m joking of course, but the violinist is that good. The one thing that is immediately apparent to my ears is that Vadim, even though he’s out of practice, can make the melody sound breathtaking because he knows how to manipulate dynamics. That is one of the key defining characteristics of world-class musicians … they are masters of dynamics. Once this kid masters that, and really learns to manipulate it, watch out.

[@andreamorales5590]

Oh God his wrist. 👌😍

[@sasamella]

Oh gosh..amazing

[@danny_chestnut253]

whos the student violinist? Whats his name?

[@irisce2799]

Daniel Stephens Timothy Chooi

[@helmialjarrah3511]

I think the student is Tim chooi. and he is brilliant

[@SerebryakovMarat]

He is not Tim Chooi!

[@gustavorebeloviola7636]

His right hand technique is exactly like Timothy's, it's exquisite!

[@irisce2799]

Helmi Aljarrah wow I think he is! I completely see the resemblance now, this must’ve been years ago!

[@2planksand2wheels92]

I think it’s him

[@helmialjarrah3511]

saw Tim chooi a while ago . he confirmed ..

[@csmihaly]

That boy plays fantastic, I can't believe the teacher can find spots to chisel. Da-ga-ra-da-gara...,

[@sarahrice5408]

marvelous!

[@hansolkim7433]

Wow. Who is that student

[@hectorh29]

whats the name of the song?

[@vio3667]

Saint saens rondo capriccioso

[@tobiassammets3896]

...beautiful.

[@bedonking]

Love it !

[@arashraassi]

Vadim Repin is my violin hero... ♠️🎼🎻💐

[@verakingkade5776]

Bravo!!

[@nicolasvelez546]

what is this song 1

[@lizzy8147]

thrash metal rondo capriciosso

[@turtle1211]

As a high net worth individual, Vadim can afford not to practice 😂. Vengerov, on the other hand, has to practice.

[@arashraassi]

Amazing clues and invaluable hints provided by the best and most perfect violinist according to Yehudi Menuhin (Vadim Repin)... 💎🙏🏻

[@RMunchSondergaard]

what piece?

[@MrTucanoImperatore]

What are they playing?

[@AllaAranovskaya]

+MrTucanoImperatore Rondo Capriccioso by Saint Saens

[@MrTucanoImperatore]

Thank you very much

[@dzatiashvili]

Who is the student?

[@duggiefresh8170]

Is that Nikki Chooi?

[@salukirhee]

Excellent lol

[@vio3667]

I only like vadim's 11 years old video. Dk whats happened he got worse..

[@lilyformosa2709]

WOW.

[@gregorydocenko4019]

I love Repin and the student has a fantastic technique. It's too bad that he doesn't feel the music more than imitation. The music,, he just doesn't get it,,all though technically to die for.

[@LoveMusic-nq7pi]

That’s your personal feeling. The boy is very musical and feels and express the music very well.

[@jmg1884]

the violin is tuned higher than the piano...

[@pisipisi6496]

forever kung-fu :)

[@annajeehee]

His last name is choi not chooi- I doubt it’s with two o-s - my last name is choi - just saying

[@2planksand2wheels92]

No it’s chooi he pronounces it chewy, at least that’s what he told me so I think it’s right.

[@nickhickson8738]

Was für ein fantaschtische geiger?

[@chelistian]

The student is superior to repin for me

[@polinalistener4910]

ничего не поняла по английски про фантази, но ясно что Репин просит про стремление вперед и не застревание на месте) Ну и еще что он не плотник, а музыкант) И мне кажется что студент в теме не слушает паузы в основной теме(

[@teodorbarbu]

hmmm..... nu-mi place deloc

[@bennettmarkel7724]

The student was terrific. Repin was a pain in the ass. His tone was harsh. He seemed ill-prepared. Was he sitting with his legs crossed? Isn't that posture in this situation disrespectful? Goodbye Repin. Hello Tim Chooi.

[@FromDaPit]

Bennett Markel I mean it depends how the guest artists wants to run the master class. Often, they'll chose a less formal setting. This may also be his teaching style. It's kind of nice to see that the real professionals aren't always stiff collared

[@gentlegoat6663]

Bennett Markel Repin did made Tim sound better though.

[@simon0yeung]

Henri Roy but not where the subtlety counts. Tim’s play was very functional and efficient, but lacking a “range”. Repin was trying to expand the student’s horizon to be not a robot.

[@dzatiashvili]

This move in thirds, without vibrato, failed. It's more like a whimper than a lament

[@simon0yeung]

David Zatiashvili the point was to pay attention to the transitions between the thirds, without distractions. Depending on the next thirds, a little flat or sharper to transmit the mood. In real performance vibratos of course.

[@stalkerspredators]

rather curious situation the student plays better than so called prof. Repin being supposed to demonstrate even at least an average level of violin playing. I guess he was to some extent a headache department for his professor Zakhar Bron. just find on the you tube the video " Repin" and you'll understand how he has become a "celebrity" due to a tremendous contribution of Mr. Bron to his musical development. apart from this, his broken English simply gets on nerves. But a student is a quite talented. Best of luck to him ;)

[@tombarnes155]

classy criticising someone on their second language... it's really not a problem whatsoever

[@smilyanalozanova2708]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqWZn61_rptpm7M Is this the video you’re referring to? Well, I suppose then you could perform all the techniques in Paganini’s La Campanella better at that same age. The role of a teacher is not to perfectly perform each note of each piece a student play for them on the spot but rather, to pass on his or her knowledge and experience and help them find a different approach to the challenges they face.

[@simon0yeung]

It was not the accuracy of the notes or tempo Repin was after, rather it was quite the opposite, to make the student to play out of comfort zone to feel more possible ways to play the same phrases. It was so obvious after the first crescento to high note, and then the glissandos

[@bukacviolist1]

Repin does not play worst than the student… as myself being a professor of music and a teacher the sense of teaching is not to play it at the moment better than the student but give him advice and musical or technical ideas about the performance. As a teacher you can’t be ready to play every piece better than the students particularly not of such difficulties without preparation. Sorry your comment is a bit not professional and not considering the reality

[@irarana503]

The student worked hard only to have this arrogant instructor suggesting out of his own ...

[@garucho5819]

not really the dude seems pretty chill

[@stinkyuser4798]

Chinese look all the same

[@stinkyuser4798]

Chris Banyan LOL!

[@chrisbanyan3564]

You shold not hold your farts back because then they creep up the spine into your brain and come out as brainfarts like yours above :D

[@winglow7615]

There is an abundance of Asian musical talents. They will not likely to become famous. More likely some will work in their parents' restaurant.

[@rubiksturtle]

🖕

[@똥쌀짜식]

I don't understand what he is talking about. I don't really understand His English...