Wieniawski Polonaise in D major, Op.4 - Bomsori Kim 김봄소리 

너무 좋네요ㅎ

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계속 좋은 음악 들려 주시면 되지요. 굳이 한국을 온세계에 알리는 임무는 필요 없을 듯.

@@hoarymad 댓쓴이분은 봄소리님이 한국을 온세계에 알리지 못하면 절대 안된다는 게 아니라 그냥 봄소리님 연주 활동 열심히 해달라는 의도같은데...??

@@hoarymad 진지충 등장하셨네 왤케 아니꼽게 봄?

@@彡이수만 네, 수만이형~ 진지충이라 정말 죄송해요~ @초히 그러게요. 그렇게 썼으면 더 좋았겠는데 우리 무의식 속에 남아 있는 국가주의 국수주의 잔재가 지긋지긋하네요

@@hoarymad 당신 마음속에 존재하는 잔재를 왜 여기서 풀고 자빠졌어요.

Bruh

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@Juelz Tate instablaster :)

@Allan Francis I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm trying it out now. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.

You wrote such beautiful comment

Mykola L absolutely agree! This is a miracle!

What would you say about Kavakos, haha! Inflation!

@@leonardoiglesias2394 I listened to some Kavakos videos. Yes, he has high skill and an extraordinary understanding of a piece of music (and the beauty of music). But Bomsori's music also has something more (and this "something" is priceless to me). Therefore, personally, I simply cannot compare Bomsori with other violinists.

화음의화로안에빠진음들너무행복해요

In addition, Bomsori herself and her music are a unique, rare and stunningly beautiful world that inexplicably appeared on our Earth.

Except for Jascha Heifetz!!

브라바!

Ale jednak to nie to , co w wykonaniu Cukiermana. Ten to umiał czasu swego, młócić dźwięki, jednak co chłop to chłop. Że mu tak szkatułka drewniana między obojczykiem a łokciem nie pękła..

@@MrOprawca1978 Lepiej bym tego nie ujął. Czytając prawie oplułem się kawą . Pozdrawiam

​@@mariuszk8285 Cukierman to Cukierman, wybitny skrzypek, bezapelacyjnie. I talent ma i rączki solidne.

2nd Prize ex aequo, 20.000 Euro Bomsori KIM, South Korea ......my feeling seems to be correct. Congrats!

If you are talking about some similarity of impressions from the violin playing of Kyung Wha Chung and Bomsori, then it seems to me that it would be more correct to say that both Kyung Wha Chung and Bomsori stand on close value or worldview positions (regarding - what is Music in its essence in general; why does Music exist; why is it important for people; etc.). Still, with a closer look, you can see that both Kyung Wha Chung and Bomsori are very different. Isn't it true? However, both of them are very rare talented musicians who turned out to be able to completely turn their faces to that immense universal mental area that they brilliantly feel (or see and take into account in their activities) as very important. And this is a valuable area that attracts so many people and to which everyone is drawn or unconsciously strives. Isn't it true?

Cukierman!

It is possible to understand the motives for your comment. Although it is difficult to agree with it. Is it worth walking away from live life (instead of understanding it)? And WHY go so far into the past from today’s realities and look for a semblance of fictional comfort in invented abstractions? After all, today we live in a turbulent era when most schoolchildren ALREADY widely use artificial intelligence. These are schoolchildren who will soon transform our world, create a new life and completely new realities. Please take a closer look at Bomsori violin playing. Should technology be an end in itself, and not a means for expressing human essence? The dramatic changes in our historical era are due not only to artificial intelligence, but also to information technologies, which have radically transformed communication between people. Isn’t it possible to see in Bomsori violin playing at least that humanity that is so lacking in the performances of many other artists? ... One commentator said that Bomsori is an undeserved gift to humanity. I completely agree with him. ... I hope I haven't upset you. I just want to see the truth.

@@mykolal6834 you are nuts!

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