Perhaps it’s time to stop calling Chloe a child prodigy. She grew into one of the best violinists in this era. Every piece she played became a masterpiece instantly. Her technics are flawless of course but what’s killing me is her interpretation. What a talent. What a soul. 🥲
Yes, Chloe is a magnificent violinist, and since 2018 at least most of her performances are masterpieces that will surely stand the test of time. (Not every masterpiece is flawless. Even though the technical shortcomings of e.g. the Menuhin final Vivaldi are obvious enough, that performance of Winter -- and still more the performance as a whole including Self in Mind -- is truly great. The brilliance of her musicality and sheer force of personality render imperfections that would otherwise grate almost charming!) However, albeit a bit paradoxically, I think Chloe has never been much of a child prodigy in the sense of e.g. Ida Haendel, Sarah Chang or Midori. Her musicality is, as you say, off the scale, and no doubt it is innate and so has always been there. But her technique has lagged behind theirs, and so in that respect she is a relatively late developer. The technical excellence that she displays now is as much the result of discipline, determination and sheer hard-work as it is of natural talent. I think too that this limitation (relatively speaking) has been turned to her advantage. The fact that she has had to work at it more than some is one of the things that has helped foster her humility, not merely in relation to her audience and colleagues, but more importantly in relation to the music she performs. Such humility in the latter respect is one of the main reasons her performances are so compelling. She gives herself up to the composition completely. What we witness is not so much _Chloe_ performing X but Chloe-in-character-X performing.
@@jackburgess8579 Thank you for your long comment and offering some great insights. Your words made me rethink what I wrote down initially. Yes, I think you are so right for one thing. Chloe's musicality is actually ahead of her skills and it's so wonderful that her skills are catching up her music soul as she continues to grow. I play piano (at a high level as I would like to imagine) but I don't play violin. However, I've been so drawn to the sound and the versatility of this instrument for my over 40 years of life. When I first randomly clicked a Chloe's video, my jaw really dropped to the floor. I couldn't believe what I was listening. She looked so little but her making the violin sound so full with all the color changes with a top adult musician's presentation and interpretation were just stunning. When she played, I could feel that she was fully in her world and she knew what she wanted to achieve in that music piece. She wasn't mimicking a particular adult musician's view of that piece. I could sense that she had her own thought. She might be small and technically not mature enough, when she was 10 or 11, to express 100% of what's in her mind but it was already enough to blow me away. This kind of music talent was so rare and frankly speaking so easily identifiable because it's just unique.
@@rosemars8 Your description of your discovery of Chloe is a pleasure to read and pretty much captures my own reaction to her 2017-18 Zhuhai to Menuhin performances. I too was incredulous to witness such mature and commanding musicality in one so young. I continue to listen to those performances a lot and find them no less powerful and rewarding than when I first viewed them.
She's not a prodigy, she's not a little girl, she's a soloist you would stand in line and pay good money to hear. (of course she's also a prodigy and a little girl bringing joy to the world)
IMHO this is a coming of age recital for Chloe Chua. She has outgrown the prodigy label. She is an outstanding young violinist whose work can be appreciated along with the best. Congratulations Professor Chloe and keep practicing! We all want you to keep growing as a musician and a lovely human being!
Yes and no. On the one hand, yes, this is a genuinely great recital. I am hopeful that it will become as iconic as Chloe's magical performance in the 2018 final; indeed, I have no doubt that in 30 years time it will be deserving of the epithet "legendary." It is also a spectacular advance on her last formal recital - which because of Covid was as long ago as the Atlanta Sarasate in July 2019 (although of course in April 2020 Chloe gave us _informally_ Albumblatt accompanied by her mother)! And yes, without question, it is in competition with the very best that is out there. On the other hand, no, this isn't really a "coming of age." To say as much is in one respect too strong: in career terms, it is just a step in the right direction; Chloe will come of age when she performs with the same brilliance and power on the stage of one of the world's great concert halls. But in another respect it is too weak: musically, her previous post-Guarneri performances - Mozart #2 and The Lark Ascending - are likewise world-class and no less impactful; indeed, she has been mixing it with the very best since Menuhin 2018. One has to go to a lot of trouble to find performances _by anyone_ of e.g. Cafe 1930, the two Carmens, Meditation, and Otono Porteno that are better than Chloe's!
@@not1207 Chloe's performance is not the slowest, but it is at the slow end of the spectrum. Vengerov's performance is at the opposite end. It might seem unique but the performance Repin gave of it in the Vengerov/Repin/Kissin 1987/88 recital in Germany is even faster and surely served as Vengerov's template ruclips.net/video/7efJT2X0nxg/видео.html.
In my opinion, I like Vengerov's interpretation of Ysaye a bit better than Chloes, but I feel like Chloes has a more elegant sound(could just be the recording tho). I slightly prefer Vengerov's recording but Chloe still did amazing.
There is something about Chloe that draws me to her performances. I'm not musically educated so I don't even understand what it is, I'm not even particularly fond of classical music or listen to it all that often. But the way she plays is no doubt captivating.
I'd like to thank Poco Productions for the job they did recording this. The sound quality, the lighting, the viewing angles. I wish all of Chloes vids were this well produced.
The only thing is that the picture is faster than the sound track. It’s bit disturbing to watch when they don’t match. I ended up choosing listening to it and not watching it mostly. Do others see /hear what I do?
Chloe is completely in the zone. She is godly, playing Chausson. Poème will surely be a legendary performance. When covid calms down, please come to Japan.
her bangs are still there along with her talent. its definitely an honor getting to live at the same era with you. thank you for blessing my ears with this music.
Me, as a child who has the same age with Chloe, and also play the violin, was very impressed. The pieces she played were very stylish and I like her dynamics and articulations very much. Her bow control is excellent and mine really sucks compared with hers 😂 I like the third piece the most as it is very stylish and also elegant. It just sounds like some kind of background music in grand or luxurious hotels loll
That's cool. I find her expression incredible and her control on the bow. I'm a day older than her and boy I'm bad lol!! I mean I won a competition on a state wide level, but that is absolutely nothing compared to Menhuhin. Incredible
Meilleur violoniste depuis très longtemps. La magie opère dès les premiers accords. Quel talent ! Quelle sensibilité. La musique et son violon ne font qu'un avec elle. Merveilleux ❤❤❤ Et déjà professeur de violon 🎻 !
This version has a very unique sound to it, the empty room/concert hall provides a very strong reverb with a very long decay, I don't think I've ever heard this piece played in such conditions, and I LOVED IT. (Still not my favourite version but certainly one of the most interesting, and beeing 14yo and beeing compared to older masters says a lot on what a truly amazing artist, musician and violinist she is)
This recording - as well as the whole 2021 Menuhin Competition - was produced by videos sent in that is these were not "live" events. Everybody acted on the opportunity and so there was a "good natured" abuse of volume power that is why it sounds so different. But it's a feature not a bug :) Certainly, there are different interpretations of the piece depending on many factors. I'm just curious which one is your favourite one and why?
@@Colonel_Kassad Hey sorry for my latency, I've noticed just now your answer. Btw I didn't know about that, cool/good to know, I'll compare it and try to hear the difference. Btw my favourite will always be, without hesitation Maxim Vangerov Köln 1997. For me he is the best interpreter of that piece. I feel like he is born for it. Especially in that performance, there's not a time in which I don't get goosebumps everywhere. It's similar to when you have an actor or a poet that are so exquisite with some monologues or parts, that almost feels like it was written for them. That's how I feel in this case with Vengerov~Ysaye. (Ofc also others are extremely beautiful, as the piece is hauntingly beautiful, and there are so many factors and differences.)
She understands every single phrases and try to translate every notes to us in her own way, she is the best violinist in the world, lucky me, can be her audience in future.
Imagine you had never heard of Chloe and that the Albumblatt and Gershwin/Heiftetz we are gifted here were the only videos she had ever posted. When you came across them you would think: "God almighty, this kid is really special. Her technique is razor-sharp and she plays with such amazing musicality and passion. Who the hell is she?!" Yet despite being so obviously dear to her heart, Albumblatt and Gershwin/Heiftetz are mere fillers in comparison to the towering masterpieces that are the performances of the Ysaye and Chausson that stand either side of them. To put the point another way: even Chloe's _B-game_ is truly exceptional.
Astonishing and utterly sublime! Her incredible musicality just permeates every bar of music she performs! What a treat it is to be able to listen to her!
Thank you so much Chloe for such a wonderful performance. You truly are an accomplished and wonderfully talented artist and you deserve every accolade that we can give you. You are so supreme and so amazing star quality. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤
While it is a great relief to have Chloe's stupendous recital back, we have lost Christian and all of the 170k or so views. Since we have also lost all of the 900+ comments, at least to some extent devoted fans will end up repeating themselves. Timestamps seem as good a place to start as any: 00:15 Ysaÿe Sonata in D minor, Ballade, Op. 27, No. 3 06:55 Wagner Romance from Albumblatt, arranged by August Wilhelmj, wwv 94 11:30 Gershwin It Ain't Necessary So, from Porgy and Bess, arranged by Heifetz 14:06 Chausson Poème, Op. 25
yes I don't know where Christian's recording is gone or why it's gone it's a shame but at least we've still got Chloe's which is amazing. Thanks for the timestamps
Absolutely incredible skill for a young lady. I'm in awe everytime I hear Chloe play. I wonder where the batteries go, the razor sharp surgical precision she could only be a robot.
Courtesy of @Appal, it seems Chloe has performed the _complete_ Histoire du Tango (Piazzolla) with Kevin Loh, and the audio is to be uploaded to both of their channels on 13 November (this Saturday!) and then likewise the video later in December. Happy days! I so look forward to it! (Apologies to those who have already read this comment under Mozart #2.)
Such a joy listening to you Chloe. I just discovered you today and you made my stressful day turn bright and hopeful. Music really cures the soul and coming from you and your violin, it's a heavenly treat!
I've worked with a lot of talented musicians mixing live sound and Chloe is a genuine Virtuoso. I can think of less than a handful deserving that title. Martha Argerich started strong winning every competition entered and 40 years later has only gotten better with age. Eddy Van Halen was another player no one could copy. Junna has a RUclips channel of her playing Drums so accurately that what you see on the RUclips is the second take without the Microphones. Perfect takes every time. There are few others mostly from the past, Louis Armstrong perhaps, Micheal Jackson, Any others virtuoso waiting to be discovered?
Superb! What a precious gift from Heaven here on earth! Interpreting like a true master, this young woman is a star in the sky of the eternal music flow of mankind. (Sorry for saying this yet... I'd like to hear her with a less bright pianist, one that breaths warmer beside her magic violin)
What a performance. It's a first for me to listen to Ysaye yet I was trying to hold back my tears from hearing such a wonderful piece played by the ever exceptional Chloe. What an amazing experience
Bravisimo Chloe. extraordinaria ejecución, la interpretación que haces de las obras es estupenda, llena de matices que llegan al corazón. felicitaciones hermosa.
Her heart is an extension of the bow onto the strings and there she finds her joy and the kingdom of her soul. She is profound and just amazing. Thank you, Chloe for sharing your heart with us. 🌹
Perhaps it’s time to stop calling Chloe a child prodigy. She grew into one of the best violinists in this era. Every piece she played became a masterpiece instantly. Her technics are flawless of course but what’s killing me is her interpretation. What a talent. What a soul. 🥲
Yes, Chloe is a magnificent violinist, and since 2018 at least most of her performances are masterpieces that will surely stand the test of time. (Not every masterpiece is flawless. Even though the technical shortcomings of e.g. the Menuhin final Vivaldi are obvious enough, that performance of Winter -- and still more the performance as a whole including Self in Mind -- is truly great. The brilliance of her musicality and sheer force of personality render imperfections that would otherwise grate almost charming!)
However, albeit a bit paradoxically, I think Chloe has never been much of a child prodigy in the sense of e.g. Ida Haendel, Sarah Chang or Midori.
Her musicality is, as you say, off the scale, and no doubt it is innate and so has always been there. But her technique has lagged behind theirs, and so in that respect she is a relatively late developer. The technical excellence that she displays now is as much the result of discipline, determination and sheer hard-work as it is of natural talent.
I think too that this limitation (relatively speaking) has been turned to her advantage. The fact that she has had to work at it more than some is one of the things that has helped foster her humility, not merely in relation to her audience and colleagues, but more importantly in relation to the music she performs.
Such humility in the latter respect is one of the main reasons her performances are so compelling. She gives herself up to the composition completely. What we witness is not so much _Chloe_ performing X but Chloe-in-character-X performing.
@@jackburgess8579 Thank you for your long comment and offering some great insights. Your words made me rethink what I wrote down initially. Yes, I think you are so right for one thing. Chloe's musicality is actually ahead of her skills and it's so wonderful that her skills are catching up her music soul as she continues to grow. I play piano (at a high level as I would like to imagine) but I don't play violin. However, I've been so drawn to the sound and the versatility of this instrument for my over 40 years of life. When I first randomly clicked a Chloe's video, my jaw really dropped to the floor. I couldn't believe what I was listening. She looked so little but her making the violin sound so full with all the color changes with a top adult musician's presentation and interpretation were just stunning. When she played, I could feel that she was fully in her world and she knew what she wanted to achieve in that music piece. She wasn't mimicking a particular adult musician's view of that piece. I could sense that she had her own thought. She might be small and technically not mature enough, when she was 10 or 11, to express 100% of what's in her mind but it was already enough to blow me away. This kind of music talent was so rare and frankly speaking so easily identifiable because it's just unique.
@@jackburgess8579 Jack!
Your analysis is brilliant and so true, I applaud you.
It's a temporary measure for me to comment. Look at your dpage. FK.
@@prevoza
Thanks, sis...
@@rosemars8
Your description of your discovery of Chloe is a pleasure to read and pretty much captures my own reaction to her 2017-18 Zhuhai to Menuhin performances.
I too was incredulous to witness such mature and commanding musicality in one so young.
I continue to listen to those performances a lot and find them no less powerful and rewarding than when I first viewed them.
Chloe Shifu is such an amazing violinist. 40/10 on that Ysaye
She has the ling ling aura.
40/24
Correction:
1000000000000000000/10
🙂👍
Final boss Vengerov is waiting )
She's not a prodigy, she's not a little girl, she's a soloist you would stand in line and pay good money to hear. (of course she's also a prodigy and a little girl bringing joy to the world)
Exactly. Turn off the video and listen. This performance ranks with any version of this by any violinist.
she is LINGLING
@@khadidjazouaoui1233 Ugh cringe
@@marianacarina2580 What's bad about this? It's just someone making a joking reference to something they like. Go touch some grass.
@@marianacarina2580 what so cringe
IMHO this is a coming of age recital for Chloe Chua. She has outgrown the prodigy label. She is an outstanding young violinist whose work can be appreciated along with the best. Congratulations Professor Chloe and keep practicing! We all want you to keep growing as a musician and a lovely human being!
Yes and no.
On the one hand, yes, this is a genuinely great recital. I am hopeful that it will become as iconic as Chloe's magical performance in the 2018 final; indeed, I have no doubt that in 30 years time it will be deserving of the epithet "legendary." It is also a spectacular advance on her last formal recital - which because of Covid was as long ago as the Atlanta Sarasate in July 2019 (although of course in April 2020 Chloe gave us _informally_ Albumblatt accompanied by her mother)! And yes, without question, it is in competition with the very best that is out there.
On the other hand, no, this isn't really a "coming of age." To say as much is in one respect too strong: in career terms, it is just a step in the right direction; Chloe will come of age when she performs with the same brilliance and power on the stage of one of the world's great concert halls. But in another respect it is too weak: musically, her previous post-Guarneri performances - Mozart #2 and The Lark Ascending - are likewise world-class and no less impactful; indeed, she has been mixing it with the very best since Menuhin 2018. One has to go to a lot of trouble to find performances _by anyone_ of e.g. Cafe 1930, the two Carmens, Meditation, and Otono Porteno that are better than Chloe's!
You never outgrow the prodigy title
To be honest, she is the reason why I started playing violin
Me too
sad
how is it going for you?
@@Wheeliethai how so?
Relax man
You won't never become as good as she is
Her interpretation of the Ysaye is the best I have ever heard in my whole life. She is just 14! What an honor Chloe is to listen to!!
Yeah it’s actually really good,u should listen to vengerov’s 2 if u haven’t
It's incredible, imagine how she will sound in 10 years, gives me goosebumps lol.
@@not1207
Chloe's performance is not the slowest, but it is at the slow end of the spectrum.
Vengerov's performance is at the opposite end. It might seem unique but the performance Repin gave of it in the Vengerov/Repin/Kissin 1987/88 recital in Germany is even faster and surely served as Vengerov's template
ruclips.net/video/7efJT2X0nxg/видео.html.
In my opinion, I like Vengerov's interpretation of Ysaye a bit better than Chloes, but I feel like Chloes has a more elegant sound(could just be the recording tho). I slightly prefer Vengerov's recording but Chloe still did amazing.
@@schneeet4976 I mean vengerov had a lot more experience when he played this piece.Im sure in the years to come,Chloe will improve greatly
There is something about Chloe that draws me to her performances. I'm not musically educated so I don't even understand what it is, I'm not even particularly fond of classical music or listen to it all that often. But the way she plays is no doubt captivating.
She really should have a spotify artist page because I want to put her recordings on my violin playlist.
I'd like to thank Poco Productions for the job they did recording this. The sound quality, the lighting, the viewing angles. I wish all of Chloes vids were this well produced.
The only thing is that the picture is faster than the sound track. It’s bit disturbing to watch when they don’t match. I ended up choosing listening to it and not watching it mostly. Do others see /hear what I do?
@@friedayang sorry, I do not have this issue
@@friedayang Audio and video were in sync for me
@@peakdavid You have to upload the file with instant playback selected to keep it from drifting.
@@friedayang Have you tried watching on another device to see if you're still having this issue?
I'm glad there are still things in this world that cause us to use words like sublime
That Ysaye made me feel things I've never felt before.
Yeah it is ! I don't know, i expected that "grraaaahh" but i feel lightness with that ysaye
Chloe is completely in the zone.
She is godly, playing Chausson.
Poème will surely be a legendary performance.
When covid calms down, please come to Japan.
00:14 - Ysaÿe - Sonata in D minor, Ballade, Op. 27, No. 3
06:55 - Wagner - Romance from Albumblatt
11:30 - Gershwin - It Ain't Necessarily So, from Porgy and Bess
14:05 - Chausson - Poème, Op. 25
her bangs are still there along with her talent. its definitely an honor getting to live at the same era with you. thank you for blessing my ears with this music.
Me, as a child who has the same age with Chloe, and also play the violin, was very impressed. The pieces she played were very stylish and I like her dynamics and articulations very much. Her bow control is excellent and mine really sucks compared with hers 😂
I like the third piece the most as it is very stylish and also elegant. It just sounds like some kind of background music in grand or luxurious hotels loll
wholesome comment
Same😂
That's cool. I find her expression incredible and her control on the bow. I'm a day older than her and boy I'm bad lol!! I mean I won a competition on a state wide level, but that is absolutely nothing compared to Menhuhin. Incredible
Meilleur violoniste depuis très longtemps. La magie opère dès les premiers accords. Quel talent ! Quelle sensibilité. La musique et son violon ne font qu'un avec elle. Merveilleux ❤❤❤
Et déjà professeur de violon 🎻 !
TWOSET FANS! WHERE ARE YOU? CHOLE SHIFU!!!!!!!
Chloe is the ideal of perfection, an objective we all should try to reach. I don't know any better violinist than her. She's the best.
I love her bowing, is so perfect and yet so natural and emotional, she's wonderful and that ysaye was beautiful, I'm amazed
This performance by Chloe is of top professional standard. She has a great career ahead of her, that’s for sure.
This version has a very unique sound to it, the empty room/concert hall provides a very strong reverb with a very long decay, I don't think I've ever heard this piece played in such conditions, and I LOVED IT.
(Still not my favourite version but certainly one of the most interesting, and beeing 14yo and beeing compared to older masters says a lot on what a truly amazing artist, musician and violinist she is)
This recording - as well as the whole 2021 Menuhin Competition - was produced by videos sent in that is these were not "live" events. Everybody acted on the opportunity and so there was a "good natured" abuse of volume power that is why it sounds so different. But it's a feature not a bug :)
Certainly, there are different interpretations of the piece depending on many factors. I'm just curious which one is your favourite one and why?
@@Colonel_Kassad Hey sorry for my latency, I've noticed just now your answer. Btw I didn't know about that, cool/good to know, I'll compare it and try to hear the difference.
Btw my favourite will always be, without hesitation Maxim Vangerov Köln 1997.
For me he is the best interpreter of that piece. I feel like he is born for it. Especially in that performance, there's not a time in which I don't get goosebumps everywhere.
It's similar to when you have an actor or a poet that are so exquisite with some monologues or parts, that almost feels like it was written for them. That's how I feel in this case with Vengerov~Ysaye.
(Ofc also others are extremely beautiful, as the piece is hauntingly beautiful, and there are so many factors and differences.)
It's hard to imagine how someone so young can play with that much emotion - I suspect she channels Joseph Joachim.
An "evening of musical mastery"? Absolutely. But what passion!!!!!
She understands every single phrases and try to translate every notes to us in her own way, she is the best violinist in the world, lucky me, can be her audience in future.
Imagine you had never heard of Chloe and that the Albumblatt and Gershwin/Heiftetz we are gifted here were the only videos she had ever posted.
When you came across them you would think: "God almighty, this kid is really special. Her technique is razor-sharp and she plays with such amazing musicality and passion. Who the hell is she?!"
Yet despite being so obviously dear to her heart, Albumblatt and Gershwin/Heiftetz are mere fillers in comparison to the towering masterpieces that are the performances of the Ysaye and Chausson that stand either side of them.
To put the point another way: even Chloe's _B-game_ is truly exceptional.
Astonishing and utterly sublime! Her incredible musicality just permeates every bar of music she performs! What a treat it is to be able to listen to her!
I know Chloe via Twoset. She is a genius.
Me too.
Wow... she is a beast. Her skills are impeccable. Can’t wait to see her in live concerts.
OMG.. She definitely outgrew.. comparing to her performances at Menuhin competition 2018.
She's not a child prodigy anymore.
Bravo, Chloe!!
听了很多遍，每次听到Gershwin就会有微醺的醉意。14岁不能饮酒，竟然能拉出这样的韵味，唯有天才能够解释。
这次比赛第一名是谁？那个christian Li 怎么不见
@@alessiii58 both Chloe and him got first place if I remember correctly
Marvellous girl, Chloe Chua.
Her poême interpretation was astonishing!
Within the first 40 seconds I had goosebumps all over my body. She's so amazing
Her Wagner is beautiful. Omg
Chloe has grown leaps and bounds since she won the 2018 Menuhin Championionship with Christian. Incredible !
Thank you so much Chloe for such a wonderful performance. You truly are an accomplished and wonderfully talented artist and you deserve every accolade that we can give you. You are so supreme and so amazing star quality. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤
I don't know much about violin pieces, but her playing tickles my ear as if every note is whispering "I'm very good at this" to my soul. 😂
While it is a great relief to have Chloe's stupendous recital back, we have lost Christian and all of the 170k or so views.
Since we have also lost all of the 900+ comments, at least to some extent devoted fans will end up repeating themselves.
Timestamps seem as good a place to start as any:
00:15 Ysaÿe Sonata in D minor, Ballade, Op. 27, No. 3
06:55 Wagner Romance from Albumblatt, arranged by August Wilhelmj, wwv 94
11:30 Gershwin It Ain't Necessary So, from Porgy and Bess, arranged by Heifetz
14:06 Chausson Poème, Op. 25
yes I don't know where Christian's recording is gone or why it's gone it's a shame but at least we've still got Chloe's which is amazing. Thanks for the timestamps
Неземноесовершенство, это космос, этонопревзойденно,
She was the inspiration of mine, she made me started to learn violin, btw im 7 months into Violin rn
The Wagner just slayed me. 😍♥️
One of the great recitals!
The tone 😭😭😭 so good. Just that alone will make u listen to her. Music does transcend boundaries, this one from earth to heavenly music.
Chloe est une merveille.
Omg, ysaye ❤ it sounds so beautiful when chloe is playing it
Absolutely incredible skill for a young lady. I'm in awe everytime I hear Chloe play. I wonder where the batteries go, the razor sharp surgical precision she could only be a robot.
Yes, It's Chloe Chua, the best ❤️🙏
The 2nd piece is just mind blowing... SIMPLY AMAZING N WAY TOO PERFECT!
HAVE WATCHED THIS MULTIPLE TIMES
Thank you for reuploading... I looked for this for hours this morning, couldn't find it, and was very sad to see you remove.
the emotional effect that chloe gave me differentiate her performance to others.
i dont know her personally but im proud of her🤧🤧
Literal chills, definitely one of the greatest of this era.
04:50 she legit made me cry, at 14. wtf.
All the most humble congratulations, Chloe :) stay who you are, don't change a thing, please
Hoping she grows emotionally and spiritually at a level where becomes an icon above the rest
I’m a fan of Chloe’s. Well done-congratulations!
The indomitable Spirit of inspiration is limitless! Thank you for this! Good thanks!❤😂
When CHLOÉ Smiles,
her Violín, Smiles, Too!!!❤️❤️
Patricia Álvarez
México, City
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Courtesy of @Appal, it seems Chloe has performed the _complete_ Histoire du Tango (Piazzolla) with Kevin Loh, and the audio is to be uploaded to both of their channels on 13 November (this Saturday!) and then likewise the video later in December.
Happy days! I so look forward to it!
(Apologies to those who have already read this comment under Mozart #2.)
Such a joy listening to you Chloe. I just discovered you today and you made my stressful day turn bright and hopeful. Music really cures the soul and coming from you and your violin, it's a heavenly treat!
Gentleman, She has bless our ear
Brought me to tears
chloe, you are amazing! you love what you do and you are im flow. 🥇🎻💐
I am her age and just imagining hwo awesome it would be playing as good as her🤩
I was born at the same day with her but I also share the same view with you
I think she's.. new... Paganini! Perfect tecnique and amazing interpretation we can feel every note...
There are UFOs gathering around the Earth just to listen to Chloe. One so mesmerized, even crashed into the ISS :)
chloe is amazing,, go off girl😌
Too bad it's a reupload, but I ain't even mad, I love her playing
Merveilleuse enfant très douée. Bravo 👏🏻🌺👏🏻👏🏻🌺👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌺👑💖🌹🇨🇵
I can now say I’m a Chloe fan!
A remarkable talent---one in a billion!
A heart touching beautiful,honest music making.She is on a good way.
I've worked with a lot of talented musicians mixing live sound and Chloe is a genuine Virtuoso. I can think of less than a handful deserving that title. Martha Argerich started strong winning every competition entered and 40 years later has only gotten better with age. Eddy Van Halen was another player no one could copy.
Junna has a RUclips channel of her playing Drums so accurately that what you see on the RUclips is the second take without the Microphones. Perfect takes every time.
There are few others mostly from the past, Louis Armstrong perhaps, Micheal Jackson,
Any others virtuoso waiting to be discovered?
Check out Josh meader on RUclips. Guitar virtuoso.
実に聞きやすい優しい演奏ね❗
Superb! What a precious gift from Heaven here on earth! Interpreting like a true master, this young woman is a star in the sky of the eternal music flow of mankind.
(Sorry for saying this yet... I'd like to hear her with a less bright pianist, one that breaths warmer beside her magic violin)
aside from how incredibly good she is, she’s kinda pretty :>
I will never get tired of listening to you =)
I will never get tired of listening to you too, dear miss Chloe🥰
Wish you good luck 👍
Ayoooo stan professor Chloe for better life
Amazing Violinist ...thank you Chloe...
Great. A great talent. Beautiful warm tone and nuances. She plays with conviction. If you can play like that at this age, what comes next?
After playing like that at such an age, what comes next? Unbelievably, playing even better at the same age!!
ruclips.net/video/u1iKeVRrAkk/видео.html
What a performance. It's a first for me to listen to Ysaye yet I was trying to hold back my tears from hearing such a wonderful piece played by the ever exceptional Chloe. What an amazing experience
Hermoso, maravilloso chloe chua.
Ok, but bruh, let's appreciate how she managed to phrase that second piece! That legato, the overtones were all connected!
Goosebumps 🤩
she is a DIAMOND BRIGHT PERFECT AS A DREAM
sounds perfect to me!! 8:00 minute mark wow!!!
Huge fan. A musical god made flesh.
Wonderful program. Have been listening repeatedly, remains as compelling each time.
no hay otra palabra que solo decir: "perfecto"
amazing Chole
Bravisimo Chloe. extraordinaria ejecución, la interpretación que haces de las obras es estupenda, llena de matices que llegan al corazón. felicitaciones hermosa.
You make my day and the rest of my days to come !
Her heart is an extension of the bow onto the strings and there she finds her joy and the kingdom of her soul. She is profound and just amazing. Thank you, Chloe for sharing your heart with us. 🌹
A lovely and all too true comment!
Sonoridad asombrosa y envidiado por los autores.
She looks so confident and mature, like a professional musician.
She is
Fantastic performance! So young but so profound. 🤩 just to relax and enjoy 🍾🥂
イザイの無伴奏には心底たまげた！！
でも、これは高い収録技術があってこその感動だと思います。
同じ演奏でも、その収録環境（決して最新の技術ということではない）により、
曲の芸術性は大きく変わってしまうことに留意しなければならないでしょう。
往々にして録音、録画技術者のセンス、いわば音楽的教養に依存されていると言っても言い過ぎではないと思います。
古い録音の演奏などを聞くにつけ、名演とは演奏者の力だけでは成り立たないものだと感じます。
むろん聴く側の視聴環境の質が問われることは言うまでもないことです。
I am so proud to be a Singaporen
Ling ling
Oh my, Chloe is so talented!
天啊听哭了😭
@晴約 鄭 是呀，很久没有听到这样直击灵魂的音乐和演奏了