La Campanella / Shut Down Black Pink - Daniel Lozakovich 

most of the crowd prob didn't know the full La campanella violin piece of paganini😂

Thats the only part they know lol.

@@bjh9132 yeah, same here😅 99% of the crowd was there for BLACKPINK

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

😂😂YEAH

Righhhhttt! The combo between the two!

Dios te ama✝️Jesús nuestro Salvador viene pronto😄Acéptalo en tu corazón, vive por/para Él❤️Te invito a iniciar tu vida de oración y lectura bíblica.

Next up Le Serrafim doing a full act of Carmen maybe?

@@johnsonwu126 I did a quick search and didn’t even know this existed ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-H3KACbx-i1E.html

@@RicardoCastro0512 Retourne dans ta secte

Yes! ❤

Hey, violinist here! Just a cool fact, only a few hairs of the bow broke. And when professionals play, especially when having to play louder for a piece, they almost always break a few hairs! I think it's cool because it just shows the amount of passion that goes into each soloist's performance

Don't worry, it always happens

@@severelybaffled4414 cool to know!!

Those were horse hairs, they always break off like that'

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You just see any artist as kings and queens, you are damn lame!!

​@@yusufsdnohh okkeee

❤! I totally enjoyed and loved this classic and great performance between D.P. and BlackPink! It's truly awesome and enjoyable to watch! WF-😎🤩😍 😉✌️👌

He’s not a sir

Gift credit also for lizt for composing😢

His bow ISN'T BROKEN IDIOT - it's just some broken hairs that is NORMAL to happen with an old-hair and/or heavy playing.

happens during most performances it’s not broken

It is normal for this to happen when you force the hair of the bow a lot this ends up happening

You can tell by his face that he really enjoyed audience reaction

Part 1 ends Clapping and cheering starts Part 2 starts with a subtle melody, but you can't hear it because of the clapping and cheering Caveat: I've never been to any kind of concert and am not representative of people who buy tickets, so if clapping and cheering means bigger audiences and more money, go for it

​@@Nika-zt1scbenarkah?!

And now there's a chance that Blackpink may actually finally "shut down", as their contract renewal negotiations are still unknown, since there are rumors that some of the gals may want to leave YG to have solo careers. We shall see.

The problem is classical musicians perform without amplification. So cheering during the performance can make it very hard to hear. However sometimes people will cheer during encores. In fact you can hear cheering from the crowd when lang lang performs the piano arrangement of this very piece!

Many do! As a young person, ever since I was little I’ve always loved classical music and still listen to it on my free time. It’s truly something else!👏🏾

@@Burn143 same

@@Btchgoingsolo I love that🤝

Now, thanks to BLACKPINK I’m a teenager listening to classical music with great interest cause with that performance I discovered an incredible violinist

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Неужели ты так мало слышал хорошей музыки? Эти кривляющиеся тетки не стоят и единого звука скрипки Даниэля.

Exactly 💯

Also he has gorgeus looks

real

감사합니다

You obviously have never listen to a classical musician before

@@danicasmaru you obviously didn't understand what I meant:) Cheering DURING the performance

​@@veratarasova1654 maybe she's a Mozart fan with a light stick 😅😅

ikr

Not during the performance but I would like to be applauded between movements. It would be such a Paganini or Liszt vibe. Maybe I am not elite enough haha

Hope to see you perform someday with some big artists like BLACKPINK ❤

최고죠.. 유튜브에 앨범 일부만 올려줘서 아쉽 ㅜㅜ

Mother Daniel Born in Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬🇰🇬

Wow oooh yeahhh

다니엘이 연주한 바흐의 바이올린 콘체르토를 꼭 츄천드려요!!!!ㅎㅎㅎ

benarkah masih begitu???!

Name 5 classical music but the composer is not J. S. Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, and Paganini

@@marcellosirait_ No. I don’t need to prove myself. Why ask such a question Marcello? Perhaps, you are not able to comprehend someone who listens to classical music, let alone the non mainstream, can also listen to Blackpink. That’s okay.

@@marcellosirait_you are honestly sad

you are pathetic sorry@@marcellosirait_

Teddy is the famous young music writer (for the last 20 years) of the majority of hit songs of the BlackPink (as well as other artists at YG Entertainment Group in which BlackPink is a member of). Teddy is a genius.

Teddy Park (born Park Hong-jun on September 14, 1978)[1] is a Korean-American rapper, songwriter, and record producer. Born in Seoul, South Korea, Park moved to the United States with his family as a young child. When he was 17 years old, Park and his friend Danny flew to South Korea during summer vacation to audition for YG Entertainment.[1] Both were signed immediately, and after finishing high school in the United States, moved to Korea to pursue music. In 1998, Park debuted in the hip hop group 1TYM with his friend Danny, Jinhwan, and Baekyoung.[1][2][3] Together, the group recorded five studio albums with Park as their primary songwriter and producer. After his performing career with 1TYM ended in January 2006, Park became an in-house producer for YG Entertainment and co-founded The Black Label in 2016. He has co-produced and co-written songs for YG artists such as Jinusean, Seven, Big Bang, 2NE1, Lee Hi, Blackpink and Jeon Somi, as well as Uhm Jung-hwa and Sunmi.[4][5]

@@sungkchun it was a brilliant choice for sure. The track is pure 🔥

Pls listen music

활선이 끊어진게 너무 아쉽다

Oh my God please no, don't do that please, I personally love classical music so much since I was like 6 or 7, or even before that, but I also love other music, and to me when I found out that one of my favourite bands was going to include a part of one of my favourite composers in a song I was truly pleased. And yes I do understand that not all the young people will listen to classic music on their daily basis, but this is also a way to let them see other parts of music, you might didn't mean it but it sound as if you dislike people for what they listen to, and believe me if you do that you are only going to make them think this tipe of music is just not for them, and the musicians that that you support and are trying to do their best will only going to receive a cold shoulder. I love so many generes and I do listen to all of them on my playlist, give yourself a change to appreciate other styles as well. I don't want to be rude but please respect other people tastes. Best wishes.

​@@brislethvaldes665 ❤Sorry, my friend, I didn’t mean to offend anyone at all, I just wrote what is in my heart! This is just my humble opinion, I don't want you to think that I'm imposing it on anyone. Love for music, for its magical sounds comes from our childhood. In my childhood there was this: there was a love for the classics and ballet and ice dancing, although I did not study at a music school, which I regret very much. We comprehend this world gradually, falling in love with its beauty, and in my world there is enough modern music: jazz, folk, blues interpretations. I equally love good old rock'n'roll, deep soul and country, I adore popular music of the 60-70s, including Elvis Presley, and Sinatra, and Dean Martin, and French pop, and modern chanson, as well as the work of rock bands, such legends as the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, Queen, Polis and Sting, their inspirer, Metallica, Bon Jovi, Scorpions and many, many others. I really love crossovers, which, in addition to the classics, are played by my beloved David Garrett. Love for music is like air, it is free in its choice, it cannot be static. Therefore, I respect the tastes and views of other people, not from the world of classics, everything is very democratic here!)) I just want to say one thing: life is a wonderful exciting journey, but having made a full circle, you always want to return home. This is how my love for the classics is, I return to it and love it, as they love their native shores, no matter how far the fair wind of modernity takes me. I wish you to be where your heart finds love and freedom, this is the most valuable thing. The best and always wonderful music is near!

@@brislethvaldes665 I don't understand why you would interpret their comment that way. Could you please explain how you got that impression? (Sorry if it sounds passive aggressive, I didn't mean it to be) Starting off with your first statement "Oh my God please no, don't do that please", you wrote as though they had written something terrible, worthy of those exclamations, when they were simply pointing out in their comment that classical music is underappreciated in younger generations. Another point of contention I had with your comment is that you claimed that they "dislike people for what they listen to". They didn't criticize the character of people who don't listen to classical music at any point. Yes, they did write "Appearance and external beauty is transitory, it is a shell, just a bright package", but this is not a criticism of the *people* who listen to pop music, but a criticism of the flashy and perhaps surface level nature of it, in their opinion. So from their statement (in my opinion) you cannot conclude that they dislike the *people* who listen to music other than classical music, but you can conclude that they prefer classical music over pop music due to their criticism of the genre and greater enjoyment of the former.

I don't know about "the best", there are other incredible young talents out ther. Just listen to Christian li playing la ronde des lutins, you'll like it I'm sure :)

Que mal pero que bueno que el siguio

Eso es común en el violín, debes seguir tocando, algunos paran cuando tienen repuesto a la mano, pero no es lo mejor.

@@blackvelvet2856 Sé que es común. Toco violín y viola, pero igual, el hecho de que no se ponga nervioso y que ni se note que se le reventaron cerdas ya habla del nivel de profesionalismo de Daniel. A mí me pasa eso en Tv y me muero de los nervios en el acto pensando que voy a equivocarme con el arco 😅

@@gleydi1302 Je me demandais à quel point cela pouvait l’handicaper. Le son devient t’il différent ? Moins bon ? Pourquoi les cordes se sont elles brisées ? Merci 🙏🏻

@@mintly3186 no se le rompieron cuerdas, sino las cerdas del arco. Una causa para esto, no lo sé, dependerá del mantenimiento y uso que les dé, no fue por mala técnica ni nada, es algo común que suele suceder, puede que las cerdas no sean de buena calidad o simplemente ya tenían mucho tiempo encerdadas y les dió mucho uso por lo cual se le reventaron, también puede que sea un mal cuidado del arco a la hora de guardarlo (como no destensarlo antes de guardarlo) podría ser cualquier cosa y eso no se puede "anticipar" como tal, cuando se revientan se revientan, sobre eso te puede informar mejor un Luthier. En cuanto al sonido: si se le hubieran enredado las cerdas rotas en las cuerdas pudo haberle dañado la presentación, pudo haber perdido fuerza en el ataque sobre todo en los staccatos de la Campanella, pudo haberse equivocado con el arco y que por ende el sonido no fuera nítido y con el ataque adecuado, los nervios le pudieron haber jugado en contra y que su ejecución no terminara como estaba previsto, pudo haber muchas variantes (aclaro, nada de eso le sucedió a Daniel, son cosas que pudieron haberle pasado) A Daniel hay que aplaudirle por su interpretación tan magistral 👏

Yes! ❤

Seria impactante 😍😍😍😍😍

У тебя мурашки по телу от гениальной Кампанеллы Паганини, и игры Даниэля, а не от безголосых кривляющихся девок!

@@user-bp9yt4vr3wI got goosebumps from all of them! They’re really talented and charismatic. The real entertainers!!!

Feel My Rhythm of Red Velvet is a masterpiece

@@nanda.205Yes!

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Безумие! Зачем Даниэль сделал это? Паганини плачет от такого шабаша!