On the afternoon of June 5 at 3:30, the legendary Golden Hall of the Musikverein in Vienna witnessed yet another triumph for Hong Kong’s twelve-year-old violin prodigy, Sherry Tse. She took the stage alongside celebrated Russian cellist Kirill Rodin, Spanish conductor Manuel Tevar, and the Hungarian State Orchestra of Szolnok to perform Vivaldi’s Double Concerto for Violin and Cello in F major, RV 544. The performance was met with resounding success, earning warm and sustained applause from an enchanted audience.
Sherry Tse with Mr. Jimmy Chiang, Choir Master of the Vienna Boys Choir
Born in Moscow in 1963, Kirill Rodin began learning the cello at the age of seven and graduated from the Moscow Conservatory. In 1986, he won the Gold Medal and First Prize in the Cello Division of the prestigious Tchaikovsky International Competition, launching an international career that has taken him to more than fifty countries. Today, he serves as Professor of Cello at the Moscow Conservatory, soloist with the Moscow State Philharmonic, and a member of both the Tchaikovsky String Quartet and the Brahms Trio.
On the sunlit stage of the Musikverein, Sherry and Rodin engaged in a vibrant musical dialogue, capturing the elegance and lively spirit of Vivaldi’s Baroque masterpiece. Despite her youth, Sherry matched the seasoned master’s depth with remarkable poise, technical precision, and expressive insight. Their musical rapport was a highlight of the afternoon, drawing heartfelt applause from audiences.
Sherry Tse with Conductor Maestro Manuel Tevar
Adding a special note to the occasion, Mr. Jimmy Chiang, Choir Master of the Vienna Boys Choir, attended the concert with his family. Mr. Chiang, the first choir master of Hong Kong origin in the 500‑year history of the Vienna Boys Choir, came to support Sherry’s performance, a gesture that carried deep resonance for both artists.
Sherry Tse with Cellist Maestro Kirill Rodin
Sherry Tse’s triumph at the Golden Hall is yet another milestone in her rapidly rising international career. At just twelve, she continues to charm audiences and critics alike, proving herself one of the most exciting young violinists of her generation.
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