Dami Kim
Another impressively technically accomplished violinist was
Dami Kim, whose repertoire selections did not always show her strengths.
Ill-advised was the Schumann D minor - a most unforgiving, methane-filled work
that can seem eternal in any hands. In her Beethoven sonata No. 3, second
movement, she managed to spin some beautiful long lines.
Her Zwilich was contained and never quite got off the
ground.
In Sarasate’s Carmen fantasy, though spirited, she often
altered the opera’s rhythm to suit her own technical comfort. If she is going
to play a warhorse showpiece arrangement with little knowledge of the original,
she needs to have more accuracy.
~CrackCritic
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