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The guy is so good that we can’t even accuse 37signals of nepotism. After the intro solo of ‘Sweet Child O’ Mine’, I was looking for the second violin and then I suddenly realized it was the same guy. He is the his two men band. Amazing.

Maybe that’s why, in sports, it’s not that match about the match. It’s almost all about the practice. The result in the match is just a consequence.

This was beautiful! Made my night so much better. Congrats to your friend, Jason.

Awesome. Some things are worth practicing.

This is just awesome! Really made my day :)

This is amazing!

And the lesson is important too: those who can stick it out has a lot better chance of winning in the end. As you guys at 37s have been saying for years now “overnight success never happens”.

Gary Vaynerchuk call it “hustle”. Normal people just call it “practice”.

Thanks for sharing Jason.

Wow. Practice makes perfect, or at least incredible! Thanks for sharing, great way to get the day started!

Wonderful video to share! I’ll confess – me and me trumpet playing….ain’t nowhere close. :)

If he is in a city near you, go visit:

http://www.pianafiddle.com/calendar.html

Thanks Jason – Wow!

This will be a great inspiration to my 13 year old (semi-retired ;-) ) Violist son. This is just what he needed – a bit of a kick-start.

Bobby Yang is wicked cool too. http://www.bobbyyang.com/

Much better than I thought it was gonna be, but man the cameraperson has ADHD .

Simply brilliant.