2023 Nobel Prize Concert 

Smith's piece begins at 1:09:30, Ravel at 1:32:00.

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@@Twentythousandlps It's true. We edited out the intermission after the live stream ended. - Thanks for watching!

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Bravo . Merci beaucoup.

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Indeed!

I can’t believe I just found it ! I just listened to the boccherrini piece and I loved it!

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@A.J314, I did not know Julia Fischer is that popular/famous. My innocence, till today. Years ago I bought classic violin music by her through iTunes advertising a new release in classical music. The picture of her in the album is a young lady in her early twenties. And I said, wow she’s talented! Needless to say, I loved what I heard so I bought the album! Time and time again I would listen to it if I want to listen to pleasant and happy classical music. I can say, I had sophisticated ears not realizing she’s famous!

Good on you! I've graduated with a bachelor of music (contemporary) and bachelor of business. Even though I'm not Swedish, I'm Australian. I am classically trained. But I've had lecturer who study at royal college of music, Griffith University, University of New South Whales, Sydney University all of whom study their phd or doctor of musical arts degree. Even though my degree was focus on contemporary performance, I didn't do any classical music. I still till this day play classical music. But anyone who has the ability to play any instrument, their brain works differently, IQ is different than a regular person, I don't know the scientific terminology for that is. But I know from my experience playing multiple instrument, I finish high school at age of 16 and went to uni age of 17 and graduated with two majors. I met alot of uni friends on campus who study their postgraduate degree master of music programs and already graduated and now pursuing their doctorate degree in America or I have 2 friends who's not pursuing music anymore and now doing their doctor of medicine degree to become medical doctor instead. People who say that majoring in music is useless, I deny that statement, music has help me put me through uni and I attended to a top performance arts school in my state when I was high school student. Not only that, I just graduated my bachelor of business (honours) course and now thinking to pursuing a phd in business later.

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Thank you!

No over-doing expression, the bowing is both crystal and power. A leader of European old school violin masters and goddess. And she is a piano concert master as well, makes Professor Fischer is one the Truest and greatest musician legends.

Wonderful, thank you!

The camera persons really did a good job ❤

She's beautiful and genius being able to play both Violin and Piano at concert level.

Imagine being pinned by the Nobel prize

@@Phymacssand you got your commenter hearted!

Thank you!!

I was also surprised that the distiguished guests and public have no idea that Brahms' concert has 3 movements, and they should not applaude in between...First I guessed they thought there will be played only the first movement...( is true that part's end sounds like it's the end of the entire concert -don't know why Brahms composed it this way, would be interesting to find out)...afterwards I thought they went so enthusiastic about the interpretation, that they couldn't help themselves to give applause after each part of the concert.

I wish I had your ear for modern compositions. I hear Smith's piece as a cacophony.

And what about Ravel?

This music will never stop🙏

О какой пьесе речь. Здесь их 4 .

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Probably only a very small proportion of all human beings on the planet are capable of appreciating this "lovely" experience. If you belong to a tiny minority you are not a "common" person.