W. A. Mozart: Violin Concerto No. 3: 1st movement | Sumina Studer

20-year old violinist Sumina Studer and the Camerata Zurich with leader Igor Karsko play the first movement of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 3 in G Major K.216 in the Aula of the University of Zurich in November 2017.
She plays her own cadenza.

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[metatron]

Just 20 years old but she plays like she's been more than in the industry for many years. Well controlled, she knows the meaning of phrasing and high level of musicianship. Congratulations Sumina!

[grace-ypsv]

you can see how much she's enjoying this on her face! not to mention she's giving the orchestra the best expressions. she's having a blast and I can't blame her.

[mariaagnes]

This is so pleasant. And I absolutely love the glances and smiles she shares with the other violinists. So sweet and lovely, like the music itself

[fierceresolve-vcim]

Mozart was a genius and you do his music justice. good job.

[scottmayhew]

I could listen to this young lady play all day. Mozart is my favorite composer and she does the best performance of any that I have listened to. What an angel!

[christopherbarber]

Beautiful interpretation, I enjoy your open-hearted interaction with other musicians in the orchestra!

[lardyify]

Oh beautiful! The best of the Mozart Violin Concertos, in my opinion, and I love the way it was performed - more like a duet between soloist and orchestra than the frenzied competition concerti often turn out to be. I’d love to hear the rest of it, especially the beautiful slow movement. And on top of all that, Sumina Studer is so beautifully attractive. Wonderful!

[ansm-ry]

I love the way you play violin, and your expression always make me feel relax and happy! Thank you Sumina my idol😍

[MooNAtyX]

I hope you will study the Tchaikovsky concerto soon, I'm really curious to see what original interpretation you could give us :) thumbs up for her to see this

[mattkates]

At rock shows the players smile at each other when they just lived through a mistake. At classical shows the players smile at each other when they just nailed the hard part. Been in both seats and love them both.

[Echo_Noven]

So not used to a soloist playing along with the accompaniment. Very refreshing!

[gozer]

Great playing and was great to see such expressiveness while playing such intricate music. Playing classical music doesn't mean you have to be a robot!

[keithtinkler]

It really captures the 'salon' small room feel that probably many characterized many of the original performances

[esmynsotero]

4:17-4:25 so amazing I always love that thing we’re it’s a repeating thing with a note piping out it’s in allot of other pieces and I love it so much I don’t know why (and but the way AMAZING performance )

[aBrokenShard]

She truly leads the whole group. Such great skill! And such beautiful piece too

[maelperron_guerra]

Wow beautiful cadenza ! And incredible bow control too !

[ceb]

Stunningly beautiful.... So was the music

[borneaxel]

I'm crazy in love with your way of playing so delicate. what class, what elegance. Miss, you are so wonderful.

[queenandaya]

I literally smiled the time i heard the first note. ♥️

[nessc]

There are too many violinists who are just beautiful, not
good players, but she is rarelly exception. Her play is fantastic!
Recently I got an amazing speaker system and it reveals whether who plays good.
And the recording and filming are also amazing!