Alright, everyone, well played.
Let's try the opening of the last movement again,
but this time, let's really focus on getting
a sustained, majestic sound,
with all the emotion and intensity,
taking care of every single note,
especially the quavers, alright?
Sustain the sounds!
That's it! Very nice.
More!
Whoa!
Firsts!
3rd bar of A, the second C,
we'll start on a down bow.
I forgot to bring my pencil, did you bring yours?
Conductor: And then...
...up bow.
Hey, sorry, can I borrow your pencil?
And then another up bow,
retake, another up bow,
slur...
Conductor: ...for 4 notes.
Slur, yeah.
And then a down bow.
Thanks.
This week's conductor's really musical!
I love how he talks about bringing the winds out
during the middle section of the Tchaikovsky.
- Yeah! - It's made such a difference.
There is so much passion in him!
Yeah, I love it.
Every week, it's like I'm discovering more about Tchaikovsky.
Yeah, so damn right.
So, how are the kids?
Yeah, they're good,
just...going to school.
What're you doing this weekend?
Uh...
Might go fishing.
- Oh, noice. - Yeah. How about you?
Maybe kitesurfing.
Oh, nice
God, I sound awesome!
So epic!
Whoaaaaaaaa!!!!
Sorry, that was me.
I played a wrong note.
That is okay.
To play a wrong note is insignificant,
but to play without passion is inexcusable.
Please, everyone,
never forget that.
Someone in the firsts,
played a wrong note?
It was me.
Again.
Very nice.
You sound like one section now!
Hey, what do you do for a living?
Oh, I'm a violinist.
Like professionally?
Yeah, yeah,
I'm really lucky to do what I'm passionate about for a living.
When does rehearsal finish?
Oh my god, it's taking forever!
*groans*
3:59...
*groans* It’s [the] last minute!
Five,
four,
three,
two,
one!
Oh.
Oh s***.