Violinist Ilya Kaler | VC 20 Questions Interview

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The Violin Channel recently caught up with Russian violin virtuoso and 2017 Elmar Oliveira International Violin Competition jury member, Ilya Kaler | We sat him down for a fun game of VC 20 Questions - to help gain some fascinating insight into the man behind the music
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30 сен 2024

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@nihilistlemon1995 7 лет назад

One of the best violinist around ! Why isn't he as famous as Kavakos ...

@robotnik77 7 лет назад

Music in the background is a bit obtrusive, and the audio in all of these interviews needs to be clearer, but thanks. It's a great idea. My favorite too, was Fritz Kreisler, because he had a certain charm and nobility of style that always captures me. He wasn't the greatest technician, but what came out was seraphic. I was surprised to hear Kaler mention him, because, obviously, he has a different background. I thought he would mention one of the great Soviet violinists, especially Oistrakh and Kogan, of whom I am also a fan. But he had no hesitation: Fritz Kreisler.

@carlosecabezas 7 лет назад

Awesome Interview, Thank you Violin Channel,, but I think is time to change the background music....

@riccardopini9340 3 месяца назад

Mi piace questa sua grandiosa serenità .

@agelesssale6104 2 года назад

Is he teaches students ? Where to find his classes

@bolleSailor 3 года назад

Great interviews but please remove the music. It is not respectful to the music and it is also distracting.

@isqueirus 2 года назад

"Why have you succeeded in a field where so many others have failed?" I can answer that. Because your "old country" gave you all the tools, training, oportunities to do so. FOR FREE!