Bach’s Prelude from Partita No. 3 from Live with Carnegie Hall 

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@@loshisad3889 I’m pretty sure most Americans don’t Brava at all

@@binglin7247 whatever ...she is a brilliant violinist performer

Flawless? get your ears checked mate. What is the matter with you people? Don't you recognise an off-key note? There were many! Not bad, but certainly not "flawless"

​@@NareHarryI believe it's because we are human after all

@@NareHarryin music it's not only about the intonation

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Maybe your ears are sharp? I did not think she's sharp. I found her performance to be wonderful! Do you listen to much classical, romantic, or baroque music? Her tuning is perfect. I found her performance to be nothing less than near perfection! I certainly could not do any better and I doubt you could either. She has studied many tedious hours to bring an excellent performance of the prelude, nevermind the entire piece of music, to the table for us to enjoy. Music is much more of an artform than it is an absolute science. She is perfectly in E major (and any related keys such as A major) and has achieved excellence in her truely awesome performance of one of the greatest masters of counterpoint to have ever lived of this earth. Today's standards of tuning (think of tuning a piano in equal temperament) are simply not the same as Bach would have used when he was performing. Bach used temperaments such as well temperament and other tuning based off of the harmonic series. The tunings Bach used did not evenly distribute the comma brought upon by the circle of fifths. Physics simply does not allow for perfect beatless intervals within a piece of music. Equal temperament seeks to distribute the comma evenly, across the entire octave. By saying her "tuning is really sharp", I think you mean to say that your ears are not accustomed to the tuning that she is using. She is perfectly in tune, and I believe that Bach would be exhilarated by her mastery of the prelude. I hope this reply finds your day to be well. All the best, JP

​@@GrandPianoGamer Don't get me wrong. She IS wonderful as always. I am fully aware of what you have said, and, YES, it is exactly what I mean. She is not genuinely tuning sharp if you measured the Hertz...

@@chriscui0823 No, you're correct. Lots of european orchestras have a standard tuning closer to A=442 these days (I play here, too).

@@RP-cn8siwe tune to 443

Wtf??... Are you deaf or something?

Not at all, I am very critical

That is beyond repulsive.