Joshua Bell - Dvořák: Song to the Moon from Rusalka - Gianandrea Noseda/National Symphony Orchestra
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904) - Song to the Moon from Opera Rusalka, Op. 114 (1900)
Joshua Bell, violin
Gianandrea Noseda, conductor
National Symphony Orchestra
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Elegance, delicacy and and a lot of TALENT, thank you Joshua Bell, the greatest violonist
I really never heard the sound like that before. Perfection. Mr. Jashua Bell went so far,a great violinist in the world. Thank you.
I never stop loving this piece and his rendition.
Incredibly BEAUTIFUL, this is the best for me, thank you Joshua Bell
Simple melody with such romantic intensity!
Beautiful and moving
Absolutely SUPERB, thank you Joshua Bell
There goes my lullaby, thank you Joshua Bell....
This was heavenly!!! Played by Joshua!!!
Music to the moon coming from heaven. Incredibly beautiful .
I love, I love this piece... Wonderful violinist, in my mind the sad story.
Zo ontroerend, kan ik wel de hele dag naar luisteren.
Joshua Bell, violinist from heaven!!!! He plays for angels too!!!
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Bellísima interpretación de una maravillosa música.
ジョシュア・ベルさんは美しい詩のように音をつむぎ出す、素晴らしいです🎵
SUBLIME cette musique au Violon aussi!
Esta música despierta la conciencia. Especial para concentración y meditación.
I'm so grateful !!! Hearty, Hearty Thanks !!! 🎵🎵🎵🌼💛🌼🎵🎵🎵
Nossa!!!!! Que linda apresentação
Joshua comes in on a slightly slower tempo as the orchestral intro, but this is a minor detail in this passionate performance. Bell is a genius. Nurit's face tells it all at 2:01
I am not a musician so didn't know what the mistake was but it was obvious in ALL the faces that something wasn't quite right . . . still beautiful.
@@peggycarey9042 Yes indeed. I certainly was NOT referring to a mistake, just a slight slipin at a marginally lower tempo, that's all
exquisite!
Un poema !
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Hola Es Hermosa la música
Nice!
national symphony of where?
National Symphony Orchestra from which nation?
www.kennedy-center.org/nso/home/
USA (Washington, DC)
Somehow, without beautiful soprano voice singing it, it's missing something.
Sure, but the violin is as sweet as the soprano's lamento in the opera ! its sounds like a gentle little river, flows into our souls from the earth to heaven, and back
Sometimes, the human voice, no matter how beautiful, is just too much. The violin is the soprano of the string world, so why not let it sing?
Beautiful piece. Russalka may be the saddest opera of all.
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