The best rendition of Kol Nidrei I've ever heard. So mooving, so expressive. So lovely sound. It's a jewel. Perfect performance! Thanks, Lynn Harrell!!!
So wondrously played, especially the cello and the other strings. So poignant. This performance seems to distill all the human suffering in the world, but finally peace and forgiveness and love. Just gorgeous.
Listen also to Gary Hoffman (conducted by Rostropovich for the Janos Starker tribute), and to this (which you won’t be able to find without the link, since it’s buried uncredited in the middle of a four hour livestream): ruclips.net/video/VjGqcSGGPfU/видео.html
I can not get enough of this video! It is the most moving "Kol Nidrei" video on RUclips! Every time I watch it my eyes are filled with tears, thinking about how the Church persecuted the Jews through the years, and about the enormous power of setting our differences aside, and coming together in reconciliation as mere humans. Music and religion at its absolute finest. From the bottom of my heart, thank you so much!
This is the most profound piece of music I have ever heard under the most profound setting. I listen to it often for strength. Today it is also a remembrance of a great musician and person. Rest in peace Mr. Harrell.
As I heard the rising voice of the cello toward its concluding sweetness, I realized I'd never heard a cello reach up to this range, the high spheres of heaven where yet depth is not denied. The last note seemed like the tender kiss of a Most Loving Loved One~ Divine Being Itself.
Lynn!!!! We will miss you!!!! You inspired not only my cello playing but that of my teachers, and many of my friends! RIP, maestro!!!! Gone too soon!!! 😭😭😭😭
A masterful rendition, full of sensibility, soul and such a real professional technique of cello playing ! Very impressive. Good orchestra too, of course. One of the few best renditions i've ever heard.
Try also Gary Hoffman (conducted by Rostropovich for the Janos Starker tribute), and this one (which you won’t be able to find without the link, since it’s buried uncredited in the middle of a four hour livestream): ruclips.net/video/VjGqcSGGPfU/видео.html
Max Bruch's most heart-felt and sublime musical thought. It enraptures the soul. It comes from the deepest and most profound fiber of his being. A voice of grief and sorrow comes out of that cello that no words would be able to express.
What a marvel! I am listening to Linn Harrell's KolNidrei two nights after Yom Kipur. It moved me deeply. Had to be very brave not to cry over the computer keyboard. Thanks to Max Bruch for such a beautiful piece of music, based on the prayer that we, Jews, made during the Inquisition times, to ask God to forgive our sins, as pretending a conversion to catholicism, in order to survive. And thanks to all musicians that include it on their repertoire.
Just lovely, Lynn. I used to see you back in the late '50s, as a young teenager, schlepping your cello around the halls of the "old" Juilliard. You've come a long way, baby. ☺ BTW, I was (still am) a fan of your dad's.
Try also Gary Hoffman (conducted by Rostropovich for the Janos Starker tribute), and this one (which you won’t be able to find without the link, since it’s buried uncredited in the middle of a four hour livestream): ruclips.net/video/VjGqcSGGPfU/видео.html
Stunning piece. I listen to it every year around this time, right before Yom Kippur. For those who may not know, this piece is actually sung in the synagogue in the evening of Yom Kippur. Kol Nidre means “all vows.”
I am going to see him play tonight. What a magnificent cellist. Can not wait . New favorite along side Du Pre. Two idols of utmost excellence. They acutually played the same cello. He bought it from Jaqueline . Do not know if they are the same there but the cello seem the same . There is no feeling or motion he puts in that is forced. Like Du Pre, he shows how much he enjoys the music , orchestra, and performing.
Try also Gary Hoffman (conducted by Rostropovich for the Janos Starker tribute), and this one (which you won’t be able to find without the link, since it’s buried uncredited in the middle of a four hour livestream): ruclips.net/video/VjGqcSGGPfU/видео.html
Thank you for this gorgeous piece of liturgical music. Never I have ever heard . Eyes are filled with tears. Rest In Peace Mom & Dad and my honey David. So profoundly gorgeous.
Kol Nedri dedicated to Dorothy Lerner of Meridian, Mississippi who dedicated her life to teaching Piano, Viola, and Cello to the children of Meridian as well as organized the Meridian Symphony in 1962. She and I spent countless hours playing (she on the piano) and (I on the cello) PLAYING the Kol Nidri.
They ALL are wonderful : # the cellist soloist ; # the conductor and his orchester ; # Max BRUCH ! ↔️ please DO NOT FORGET this marvellous composer !!!!! 🤗 ❣❣❣
Try also Gary Hoffman (conducted by Rostropovich for the Janos Starker tribute), and this one (which you won’t be able to find without the link, since it’s buried uncredited in the middle of a four hour livestream): ruclips.net/video/VjGqcSGGPfU/видео.html
GRACIAS por brindarme la oportunidad de escuchar esta magnifica interpretacion !!!!! Se me puso la piel de gallina al evocar cuanta gente fue llevada a las camaras de gas sin otra razon que la de ser judios y cuantos de ellos murieron invocando el nombre de D'os !!!!
Emotional, deep, beautiful! A wonderful piece for an extremely talented musician! Bravo as well to the orchestra and conductor who provide a wonderfully synchronized counterpoint to the soloist without ever giving you the feeling of "competition". Bravo, Mr. Harrell, this is an inspired and moving performance!
How exquisitely the cello voices the grief of the human soul. Bruch's sublime gift honors the Jewish people and all who mourn~ compassionate music touches the wound in the soul in the face of overwhelming suffering. I Listened, transported to the Holocaust Memorial in Jerusalem. Concert lights fused with the eternal flame burning there to honor the known and unknown, offering them healing in heavenly light. Music of the spheres uplifts them, and us. Deep thanks to you who play our souls well!
A beautiful rendition which reflects the sincerity and poignancy of this performance, given the long tragic history up to Nostre Aetarte and the background work that has gone on since then. The whole concert should be replayed at this time as it's message is very relevant for The Year of Mercy, which begins on the 1st Sunday of Advent (29 Nov) 2015.
The Kol Nidrei prayer and service are literally the most solemn, revered, and important parts of our Jewish High Holidays. Please do not liken or assign it to any Christian holiday. We do not acknowledge Mary or Jesus in the Jewish faith, except our Talmud, which forbids that concept (to put it politely). This is a sacred Jewish song. Thank you. Shalom.
For me he is the best cellist, surpassing all the other wonderful cellists, like Misha Maisky........Casals, Rostropovitch, Jo Jo Ma and all the others ! God bless you !
webbess1 Yes. But I suggest, truly, from the bottom of my heart not to go, EVER. It's more definitive evidence of human cruelty and will question your faith. Especially if your family died there. Serious.
How fitting that I discover this video at a time when 1 in 20 Britons don't believe the Holocaust took place . . . I wonder how they will explain what it is that moves them so when they hear this music.
Thank you, Lynn Harrell of Blessed Memory.
This one of the most emtional interpretation I nevet hrard of this composition. Is like a Hazan is praying. Wonderfull.!!!
The best rendition of Kol Nidrei I've ever heard. So mooving, so expressive. So lovely sound. It's a jewel. Perfect performance!
Thanks, Lynn Harrell!!!
So wondrously played, especially the cello and the other strings. So poignant. This performance seems to distill all the human suffering in the world, but finally peace and forgiveness and love. Just gorgeous.
Listen also to Gary Hoffman (conducted by Rostropovich for the Janos Starker tribute), and to this (which you won’t be able to find without the link, since it’s buried uncredited in the middle of a four hour livestream): ruclips.net/video/VjGqcSGGPfU/видео.html
R.I.P. Lynn Harrell. So sad that you are gone.
I can not get enough of this video! It is the most moving "Kol Nidrei" video on RUclips! Every time I watch it my eyes are filled with tears, thinking about how the Church persecuted the Jews through the years, and about the enormous power of setting our differences aside, and coming together in reconciliation as mere humans. Music and religion at its absolute finest. From the bottom of my heart, thank you so much!
jussi 2100 j
So echo your sentiment. Sublime. A tribute for this artist.
... and how this blessed music resurrects the past and hope -with every cello stroke. Brilliant.
Composed by Max Christian Bruch, a German NON-Jew. Because of this piece, the Nazi's suspected him of Jewish origins and restricted playing his music!
Agree! How I love the Jews and the precious Messiah they gave to us!
This is the most profound piece of music I have ever heard under the most profound setting. I listen to it often for strength. Today it is also a remembrance of a great musician and person. Rest in peace Mr. Harrell.
Even on RUclips it is easy to tell that Harrell is getting an incredibly beautiful tone from his cello.
It's the gut strings lol
@@ashtonlyons2139
《GUT》? 🤔 🤔 🤔
Shana tova.may this new year see us all living in peace.finding joy and love.
Lol
Let us live in peace at last.
Requiescat In Pace Mr.Harell...thank you so much for the music...
This is one of the most beautiful and heartfelt rendition on Kol Nidrei that I have ever heard. Thank you!
This beautiful piece of music evokes memories of my many love ones that have left this earth
May rest in PEACE
tompaxkur where did they go? There are no space colonies yet.
As I heard the rising voice of the cello toward its concluding sweetness, I realized I'd never heard a cello reach up to this range, the high spheres of heaven where yet depth is not denied. The last note seemed like the tender kiss of a Most Loving Loved One~ Divine Being Itself.
What a wonderful piece of music, so beautifully played, by all
Lynn!!!! We will miss you!!!! You inspired not only my cello playing but that of my teachers, and many of my friends! RIP, maestro!!!! Gone too soon!!! 😭😭😭😭
I've been listening to this each and every erev (the eve of) Yom Kippur for years. Spellbinding...
I listen to this every Erev Yom Kippur. Stunning.
Fabulous! As fine a performance of this piece that I have ever heard.
Beautiful. Conductor, Gil Levine, perfect with Harrell.
Wow, tears came out of my eyes, while I watched this. So beautiful.
A masterful rendition, full of sensibility, soul and such a real professional technique of cello playing ! Very impressive. Good orchestra too, of course. One of the few best renditions i've ever heard.
Try also Gary Hoffman (conducted by Rostropovich for the Janos Starker tribute), and this one (which you won’t be able to find without the link, since it’s buried uncredited in the middle of a four hour livestream): ruclips.net/video/VjGqcSGGPfU/видео.html
Max Bruch's most heart-felt and sublime musical thought. It enraptures the soul. It comes from the deepest and most profound fiber of his being. A voice of grief and sorrow comes out of that cello that no words would be able to express.
What a marvel! I am listening to Linn Harrell's KolNidrei two nights after Yom Kipur. It moved me deeply. Had to be very brave not to cry over the computer keyboard. Thanks to Max Bruch for such a beautiful piece of music, based on the prayer that we, Jews, made during the Inquisition times, to ask God to forgive our sins, as pretending a conversion to catholicism, in order to survive. And thanks to all musicians that include it on their repertoire.
Magnifique,ce kol nidrei au concert papal! L'àme chavire,le coeur deborde de reconnaissance! Merci pour cette interprétation grandiose!
Thank you very much, Lynn Harrell. Incredible and touching performance.
This guy sure is showing the world he knows how to play that cello
Sensational"Extraordinary Rendition"
Kol Nidrei at it's very best, I'm listening on Erev Yom Kippur.
Ronald Rockman
Australia
Me too - in 2020.
@@leesher1845 @vazoi68 And I'm listening on Erev Yom Kippur 5784 (2023).
So big THANK YOU lovely FRIEND with the sound and musical sensitivity of an ANGEL...😭❤🙏REST IN PEACE...You are in our hearts forever...🤗❤💕
Just lovely, Lynn.
I used to see you back in the late '50s, as a young teenager, schlepping your cello around the halls of the "old" Juilliard. You've come a long way, baby. ☺
BTW, I was (still am) a fan of your dad's.
A trendouse performance!! Truly inspiring!!
The best interpreter of this piece in the world!
Try also Gary Hoffman (conducted by Rostropovich for the Janos Starker tribute), and this one (which you won’t be able to find without the link, since it’s buried uncredited in the middle of a four hour livestream): ruclips.net/video/VjGqcSGGPfU/видео.html
Stunning piece. I listen to it every year around this time, right before Yom Kippur.
For those who may not know, this piece is actually sung in the synagogue in the evening of Yom Kippur. Kol Nidre means “all vows.”
Oh my God...he truly captured the essence of this amazingly beautiful piece.
Excelente interpretación. From Buenos Aires Argentina, congratulations. Gracias
Sol Gabetta of Argentina does a lovely version of this sacred song. Harrell has a beautiful tone and technique. I agree :)
I am going to see him play tonight. What a magnificent cellist. Can not wait . New favorite along side Du Pre. Two idols of utmost excellence. They acutually played the same cello. He bought it from Jaqueline . Do not know if they are the same there but the cello seem the same . There is no feeling or motion he puts in that is forced. Like Du Pre, he shows how much he enjoys the music , orchestra, and performing.
:D how was it???
The best rendition of this piece in my opinion. RIP
Try also Gary Hoffman (conducted by Rostropovich for the Janos Starker tribute), and this one (which you won’t be able to find without the link, since it’s buried uncredited in the middle of a four hour livestream): ruclips.net/video/VjGqcSGGPfU/видео.html
Thank you for this gorgeous piece of liturgical music. Never I have ever heard . Eyes are filled with tears. Rest In Peace Mom & Dad and my honey David. So profoundly gorgeous.
Kol Nedri dedicated to Dorothy Lerner of Meridian, Mississippi who dedicated her life to teaching Piano, Viola, and Cello to the children of Meridian as well as organized the Meridian Symphony in 1962. She and I spent countless hours playing (she on the piano) and (I on the cello)
PLAYING the Kol Nidri.
WOW. Excellent work giving voice to the voiceless.
Rest in peace, dear Maestro Harrell.
They ALL are wonderful :
# the cellist soloist ;
# the conductor and his orchester ;
# Max BRUCH ! ↔️ please DO NOT FORGET this marvellous composer !!!!! 🤗 ❣❣❣
Solo había escuchado el Concierto para Violín de Max Bruch que es Awesome, pero esto es una delicia para el alma...no me canso de escucharlo.
This makes me love cello sound even more!!!
:D
Valeriya Sholokhova
This inspired me to dedicate my life to the cello 10 years ago. Thank you!
An beautiful musical experience. Lynn Harrell's cello is . . . . . magical!
Ivan
maravillosa la musica ,el eximio chelista y toda la orquesta,gracias por esta gratificacion
@strad1944 Yes! It was so great to see you last month. Miami needs you more often!
My favorite classic piece.
Greatest performance of this piece by one of the greatest cellists ever. This is what hope sounds like. RIP Mr. Harrell
Try also Gary Hoffman (conducted by Rostropovich for the Janos Starker tribute), and this one (which you won’t be able to find without the link, since it’s buried uncredited in the middle of a four hour livestream): ruclips.net/video/VjGqcSGGPfU/видео.html
@@matthewv789 Incredible bassist. Thanks for sharing
@@uxnosidda You're welcome. Her name is Mikyung Sung.
Perfect! Rest in Peace, Lynn. Thank you so much!
Maravilloso y conmovedor. Gracias
thanks for this beauty..
a giant is playing in remembrance of the greatest human tragedy ! He is the only who could do it ! There is no match for him !!!!!!!!
GRACIAS por brindarme la oportunidad de escuchar esta magnifica interpretacion !!!!! Se me puso la piel de gallina al evocar cuanta gente fue llevada a las camaras de gas sin otra razon que la de ser judios y cuantos de ellos murieron invocando el nombre de D'os !!!!
The most amazing recording !!!!!
Phenomenal
Such incredible Beauty, thank you all, Johanna
Esta música me conmueve hasta las lagrimas
Gracias es una joya poder escuchar este maravilloso concierto 💔💔💔💔
This is in my repertoire. Absolutely lovely.
É uma melodia comovente, triste própria para época que é tocada e cantada.
Thank you up loading this performance. So forbiddingly performance!
love ,love ,love !!
Thank you for sharing your God given gift with us.
So moving and beautiful...
What a legend
Incomprehensible conducting (literally).
There is something lush and deep about Harrell's Kol Nidre that I've yet to hear duplicated by anybody else. He 'sings' it excellently.
Wow! A lot of power, musicality, sensitivity. Lynn, you are a reference! I've never seen anything like that before. I love you :)
Divine!
Emotional, deep, beautiful! A wonderful piece for an extremely talented musician! Bravo as well to the orchestra and conductor who provide a wonderfully synchronized counterpoint to the soloist without ever giving you the feeling of "competition". Bravo, Mr. Harrell, this is an inspired and moving performance!
How exquisitely the cello voices the grief of the human soul. Bruch's sublime gift honors the Jewish people and all who mourn~ compassionate music touches the wound in the soul in the face of overwhelming suffering. I Listened, transported to the Holocaust Memorial in Jerusalem. Concert lights fused with the eternal flame burning there to honor the known and unknown, offering them healing in heavenly light. Music of the spheres uplifts them, and us. Deep thanks to you who play our souls well!
Alla Bozarth g(
Concerto maestoso e magistralmente edeguito
심금을 울리는 음악...너무 좋네요!
deserves more views.
R.I.P. Lynn Harrell
Beautiful
A beautiful rendition which reflects the sincerity and poignancy of this performance, given the long tragic history up to Nostre Aetarte and the background work that has gone on since then. The whole concert should be replayed at this time as it's message is very relevant for The Year of Mercy, which begins on the 1st Sunday of Advent (29 Nov) 2015.
The Kol Nidrei prayer and service are literally the most solemn, revered, and important parts of our Jewish High Holidays. Please do not liken or assign it to any Christian holiday. We do not acknowledge Mary or Jesus in the Jewish faith, except our Talmud, which forbids that concept (to put it politely). This is a sacred Jewish song. Thank you. Shalom.
MARAVILHOSO!!!
wonderful
breathtaking performance.....
Lynn, you delivered an incredible performance! Wow!
Goosebumps, up and down my spine.
Masterfully done. Strange anbience.
PERFEITA. AMO ESSA COMPOSIÇÃO :)
@strad1944 Yes, of course! I can't wait to see you play in Miami in a couple of weeks!
For me he is the best cellist, surpassing all the other wonderful cellists, like Misha Maisky........Casals, Rostropovitch, Jo Jo Ma and all the others ! God bless you !
Lol, Jo Jo Ma
Don't forget Jacqueline du Pre. I'm not sure I spelled her name right.
Amazing.
Superb!
Amazing Lynn.....
Magnificent!
Great stuff!
¡Hermoso!
Divine.
Just recognition of the highest spiritual contribution to the world, in the meaningful place = please remember !
L’shana tovah to any Jews watching this during the High Holy Days.
shana tova, amazing, hear the kol nidrei in a papal concert
And L'shana Tovah to you as well, fellow human.
haunting tune.
So happy I was born after the war
very touching
If I ever visit Auschwitz, I will have this playing in my head.
webbess1 Yes. But I suggest, truly, from the bottom of my heart not to go, EVER. It's more definitive evidence of human cruelty and will question your faith. Especially if your family died there. Serious.
Mission for this semester. Transpose to tuba and perform at recital. Epic A for me :)
So wonderful and controlled despite the theatrics of Maestro!
How fitting that I discover this video at a time when 1 in 20 Britons don't believe the Holocaust took place . . . I wonder how they will explain what it is that moves them so when they hear this music.