Their delivery has such precision and passion that it completely transcends the genre. Ayako Ishikawa's right-hand technique seems inhuman and keeps one wondering, whether her violin will catch fire before the song is over. The bow gets its fair share as well, and apparently won't last very many run-throughs. Senri playing in black glitter is pretty uncharacteristic of her so far, but together with the tempo it communicates a demonic performance. My only complaint is that the rest of the band (especially the bass player) delivers a pretty awesome performance as well and would have deserved to be shown & credited.
Epic track, stunning musicians, both of them. Senri at her best. Video editing is highly dynamic which could be great but too quick to really enjoy the playing of these two amazing musicians. Too bad.
Here, There and Everywhere Well, Lindsey Stirling dances around & it's entertaining, been a fan of hers since she did that King of the Web contest. And now I'm also a fan of Ayako Ishikawa, I'm not going to cherry pick at who's "better" because for me it would feel like I'd be taking away from the other, I'll support them both equally. If I had to say which is cuter though, I'd have to say Ayako Ishikawa.
If we were talking about playing the violin, imo, Ayako is better, both technically and musically. But Lindsey is more of an entertainer, who incorporates dancing in her music. Even tho both are violinists, they are very different in what they do and how they do it. I do enjoy both their music however.
