Violin Intonation: Christian Tetzlaff Workshop Coaching

[@peterchun1521]

Byol Kang, you play SO beautifully! I so agree with Tetzlaff: "Utterly beautiful."

[@danschmeidler9795]

mind boggling. truly amazing. the focus and devotion. fully immersed.

[@chriss6356]

her violin sounds so amazing, so dark and rich

[@yjhong78]

I enjoyed this video. It was quite beautiful to hear her playing.

[@carnegiehall]

Thanks for watching.

[@natashageorgete9057]

Loved this. Her expressiveness is captivating. Brilliant! Bravo!!

[@Cbcybry]

Wonderful playing and coaching!

[@carnegiehall]

We're glad you enjoyed this workshop excerpt. Thanks for watching.

[@solomonraja4913]

Wow...beautiful tone

[@winrx]

This is beautiful probing Brahms.......

[@rayyoshida7963]

Really nice

[@ricaard]

I've never seen a Master Class where the instructor keeps the pianist to task so diligently! This guy (whom I've never heard of) is on his music! Does he play piano as well?

[@auserisnoone722]

ricaard i know this is 4 years old he stuff he says to the pianist is about interpretation. This video is an exerpt from a class for violin and piano duos, so the pianist went in with the expectation to get criticized. And Christian Tetzlaff as an abid champer musician has every qualification to do that.

[@altair3feb]

*BREATHING INTENSIFIES*

[@warriorscatsstudios]

That breathing is seriously creeping me out

[@OmfgOakt]

it's super common among musicians, i find, particularly among piano players.

[@一林育林]

女學生音色ㄧ極致優美的。。。。。。

[@1986maligno]

all first passage i IV string!

[@henrykmusic]

be smart

[@ranphasan]

seriously, what are those muscles for, just piano?

[@clivemossmoon3611]

Tetzlaff is being polite. Her phrasing goes nowhere. Players can learn bowings and fingerings and even pitch, but they can't learn how to play musically. You either have that or you don't.