a day in the life of a Juilliard School music student. let's do this!

“I’m ready for 2020” she said

I always felt like string players were better at ear training than us other instrumentalists because you are accustomed to listening so carefully on your instrument - no keys or valves to press.

So y'all Juilliard students just get to have lunch with Sheku Kanneh Mason? Ya might as well invite Yo Yo Ma and Hillary Hahn while you're at it.

Nice that Sumina got that 30 minute practice session. Imagine if she practiced 40 hours a day? Thank you for sharing your day at Julliard.

My mom auditioned for Julliard. Sadly she didn't make it in, but hey,she auditioned!!!!!:)

i just feel poor watching this instead of untalented ahhaah

We used those same text books when I was there in the 1980s. The building looks a lot nicer inside now, and that cafeteria is just amazing! I would love to see more shots of inside, especially the library. Thanks for doing this!

"2020, I'm ready for you. Please, I need a fresh start." Oof, that didn't age well.

we would like to see how they teach in Juilliard,

When you watch these videos to live vicariously through the people who are talented enough to get into Julliard

If you can study slowly, you can study quickly!

Sumina and Tiffany both went to Juiliard... it seems like the absolute place to be!

Yay! I think I saw you in the elevator couple of weeks ago at Juilliard. Totally fanboi'd out. Hahahahaha.

This is totally unrelated but I convinced my ex-girlfriend to buy a cello because she said it was a dream of her to learn how to play that instrument since she was a little girl, so I gave her a couple of lessons and she had potential, now that we broke up the cello is collecting dust in a random corner of her apartment, it breaks my heart and sometimes I feel the urge to buy it from her and give it to somebody who would appreciate it, it's not that it's an expensive cello it's like $1,500 but nevertheless it's meant to be played and taken care of like all musical instruments, so if you have an instrument just laying around dust it off and give it another try, or give it way to somebody who will love it, the world will be better because of it :)

Dude performing in Carnegie is insane, I sang there with Eric Whitacre and it was an experience I’ll never forget

Its so interesting to me to hear such a seasoned violinist who has competed at so many international competitions talk about that they're just now learning to play the Beethoven Violin Concerto. I was astonished when I heard L. Biatashvilli state she only learned the Tchaikovsky late in her career. I always have the misconception that prodigies pretty much can play almost anything from like 12.

I just discovered your channel, I follow Tiffany Poon. I am a piano evening division student at Juilliard and its its so nice to see clips of the school and practice rooms. I have some on my channel too along w bad practice videos of me, lol. Lovely video!

i’m only a freshman in high school but i looked into Juilliard and I was born and Raised in New York, i’m looking forward to go to that school. (hopefully) i’m a clarinet player and unfortunately it will be hard because of how many clarinet players their are. but i’m hoping for the best!

I'm a 78 year old portrait artist but early on my third grade music teacher wanted me to take up violin but I stuck with art.I still love the violin.

you should do “practice with me” videos! that little clip was so interesting, especially seeing your thought process at the same time :)