#violin competition

[classicalguitartrends]

Klára Zaykova Violin

Klára Zaykova, a student at Bard College, is currently pursuing degrees in Violin Performance, Philosophy, and Russian. Throughout her high school years, Klára has won top prizes in various international and regional competitions such as the Kocian Violin Competition, Premio Clivis, Zlatý Oříšek, and Nová Paka. In 2021, she was selected to perform at a Masterclass for Gil Shaham. Later that same…

[bisexualbitch4853]

Im going to the orchestra competition

Hope my school wins

Currently reading Jercy fanfics in the coach

[royalchildreneurope]

Princess Eléonore of Belgium attends the final and proclamation of the Queen Elisabeth Violin Competition 2024, at the Bozar concert Hall in Brussels, Belgium -June 1st 2024.

[shiraishi--kanade]

I'm currently very entertained by the white-supremasist sexist middle aged white men being angry at Enescu violin finals. Absolutely delightful

For context: all 1st, 2nd and 3rd places were taken by WOC - Japanese American Mayumi Kanagawa, 30, first place with Saint-Saëns 3, Korean Hyeonjeong Lee (who also received the Audience award and Best performance of the assigned work award), 13, second place with Brahms, and Japanese Wakana Kimura (who also received an award for the best performance of an Enescu sonata), 21, third place with Bartók 2.

My congratulations to the winners. Haven't listened to their performances yet but can't wait to! I hope all the racists cope and seethe lol

[dozydawn]

Maya Usova and Alexander Zhulin Exhibition, 1993.

The Four Seasons, Violin Concerto in F Minor by Nigel Kennedy.

[snudootchaikovsky]

CAN I GET FRIDAY BUT NOT SATURDAY

[your-local-granny]

when you (gay musician) watch the gay music anime and it makes you go crazy about the music 😐😐😐

[yume-x-hanabi]

I'm watching the Queen Elisabeth Competition rn (livestream, not in person, tho I've got tickets for two nights of the final round at the end of the month) and trying to think of who I'd hypothetically vote for is so hard because they're all so good. How are the actual judges doing it XD

[star--anon]

great news!

my motivation ran out

I have like. 6 pieces of a 10 piece writing project done. And now I'm just sitting here in my Google Doc of shame :[

[tiffanylamps]

not me hearing a piece of classical music and guessing the composer correctly

(well, half. the song is La Campanella by Liszt and Paganini, and i only guessed Paganini. but I'm still impressed with myself for guessing that much lol)

[classicalguitartrends]

ZUZANNA DYC Violinist

My name is Zuzanna Dyc, I was born 11th of December 2008 in Słupca. I started my adventure with the violin at the age of 8. I immediately fell in love with their wonderful sound and timbre. At present, I attend the Apolinari Szeluta State School of Music in Słupca. I learn to play this beautiful instrument in the class of wonderful teacher Natalia Janik- Zajma. Every year I improve my skills at…

[autistic-shaiapouf]

Played music again for the first time in a long time and it's nice..

[royalchildreneurope]

Queen Mathilde of Belgium and Princess Eléonore of Belgium attend the final and proclamation of the Queen Elisabeth Violin Competition 2024, at the Bozar concert Hall in Brussels, Belgium -June 1st 2024.

[orcelito]

ladue is bringing something out of me (latent orchestra nerd remembering what it was like to participate in a school orchestra)

[thevaldomarx2269]

Final Review of the Novigrad Bardic Competition

Again this year it was my distinct pleasure to be invited as a guest judge to this esteemed competition. I was delighted to see several of my former students in attendance as well as a few colleagues, though some were noticeably absent which was disappointing.

I did get to spend some time in the company of the lovely and loquacious Callonetta, who ultimately stole the show. But I'm getting ahead of myself.

First day is always amateur performers and it was a very broad bunch. Ultimately, the stand outs were a trio of brothers whose harmonies made the hair on the back of my neck stand up in the most pleasant way, an older person of indeterminate origin who played a haunting rendition of one of @dandelionreigns better pieces in a minor key, and two men who I had taken for longshoremen before they got up on stage and set about performing the most riling jigs I've heard in years. It was the brothers that won after fierce debate amongst the judges - a fellow professor was a staunch holdout for the second performer but was eventually overruled.

Second day saw the more intermediate acts - those who'd been travelling or found a place amongst the nobility with a patron for the last few years. Only one act really made it in my opinion. I'm not entirely sure who she was, only that she came from somewhere to the North and played with more skill and flair than anyone else in competition that day. It was a unanimous decision amongst us judges that she should win and I was slightly perplexed that she seemed surprised.

Ah well, I hope to hear her again someday.

The final day brought the professionals. Now, I know that some amongst you may think that bards have a reputation for being self-absorbed, preening birds with little regard for anything or anyone outside of themselves (I've some idea where that little rumour got started; something in regards to a busy-body who forsook his birthright to go traipsing off into the woods with the first pretty face he saw), but here these brightly coloured artisans show the metal that resides underneath.

I live for these competitions. To see the dedication and work that my former students have put into their craft really is thrilling. A sense of pride and achievement that makes all that bickering and ridiculous posturing worth it. Of course the rivalry was fierce and the performances both rollicking good fun and sorrowful masterpieces, but I am happy to announce that once again Roger de Heaux took the grand prize. They were well deserving of it and I hope to see Roger back again next year to defend their title.

At last Callonetta took the stage and sang to us late into the evening, going so far as to drag up some of the professors to join her and even yours truly to accompany for a few choice songs. I cannot express my great joy at being a part of these competitions and my sorrow at having to leave again.

And so tonight I mark the last of my students' papers for this term and set out in the morning for the long trek back to Cidaris. I hope the shadow stays in my office and doesn't decide to follow me on the road.

Maybe I've had too much wine.

-Marx

[piscesunbaby]

No way you were a theater kid?? I call cap

huh??? i was also in marching band and on the soccer team. it’s called being multi-faceted baby look it up 💅🏻 😂