One of the most beautiful modern melodies written for the violin … it truly brings out the lyrical magic of this instrument … and brings tears to the eyes
I’ve heard this played by many different violinists and each time I say the last rendition was the best. But this time I think it’s true. Moving to the point of tears.
As a young child Living in England. I look back now in my 80s. Not being aware then , of the mass slaughter of my Continental peers that was going on . Germany owes the human race so much...Then there is Oridor in France...It makes one want to weep..!
A stunning performance....the tempo and the phrasing are spot on. Let us not forget that this came from the hands and heart of John Williams... a national treasure.
The first time i heard this piece of music i was driving and it started playing on the radio. I had not seen the film not sure i had even heard of it at the time. The day was warm and sunny and as it played i found myself crying and had to pull over. The most haunting piece of music i think i have heard, even today years later and having seen the film and listen to it a hundred times it still make me cry with both the joy of the music and the terrible events it represents
Heather, this is my favourite piece of music. I'm a grown man, but I can't get through it without shedding a tear. I also highly recommend this rendition: ruclips.net/video/hCMZ6YOFS1A/видео.html
This piece really embodies all the heart breaking events highlighted in the movie. Schindler's List just like the Pianist are amazing films that do leave you with a heavy heart at the end.
@@spa97229 Really beautiful and virtuous arrangement, but imho I think the piece conveys more feeling when played on an instrument like a violin. Thanks for the recommendation anyway
She's got tiny hands but still stretched to an incredible 8th or 9th position on the G string and perfectly in tune. That's a really brave thing to do on such a delicate piece in front of 6,000 people. Kudos...and a lovely, colourful, musical performance. Wonderful.
Finger stretching exercise's for years since she first started playing will do it. I'm sure she was told that she has small hands and that shouldn't dissuade her from playing. Desire, persistence does pay off.
I'm a male but have smallish hands. People are amazed at my guitar playing skills. I can stretch as far as people with hands twice the size of mine, when I need to. Where there's a will, there's always a way. I love to play and entertain people as well 🙂
Sitting here with tears pouring down my face. This rendition is perfection. The violin is crying...screaming... dying...such a heartfelt and honest performance.
I just came from the video of Maxim Vengerov's Masterclass, when Chloe Hanslip was just 11 years old. Take a look at her now! What a talented and beautiful girl she is!
They were so many versions. But she plays it so beautiful, with such more emotion as other. Perfect. Only perfect. Only this version will make tears running over the face...
i am humble to say that this is the most emotional performance of this piece available on youtube. A huge and heartfelt thanks to Chloe. i love it so much that she plays this a bit slower than the original by Perlman - i am spechless
Ngo Manh Hung .she is very good, but for emotion look up Xaver Varnus :Schindler's list in the largest European Synagogue. The emotion on the faces of the Jewish people is heartbreaking and brought me to tears. God Bless.
This is still my favourite rendition, the pace is slower and allows Chloe’s intonations of such depth of sorrow but also of sweet, soaring, delicate heights of emotion to fill our hearts. Superb Chloe. Thank you.
The violin is literally crying. It's in so much pain!!! The pain has been held for so long until the violin could hold it no more and busted in tears. I can feel the pain.
I played piano years ago. I attempted to study this music, but it is such a hauntingly magnificent composition that I had to stop because of my emotions. Our family lost two members at the horrendous camp at Auschwitz. I saw the movie only once, and my emotions took over for almost the entire movie.
Love both the fast and slow version! The slow version is like an echo, a recall of full night of dream in the morning... wanted to hold on to the beauty of the memory.
For me, the defining rendition of Schindlers List Chloe has such a unique understanding of this piece. Fabulous bowing, phrasing, sparing use of vibrato plus semi staccato type phrase end notes. Chloe does not wallow in sentimentality with buckets of rubato thrown in rather she let’s the natural dynamics of the piece flow unhindered. Never a dry eye for me. Wonderful
A rare performance with the outmost phrasing, dynamics, bowing, vibrato, timing and atmosphere, capturing the refined spirit between pain, sorrow, tragedy and optimism in humanity.
If you have a beautiful melody and want it played the best it can be,Chloe should be on top of the list to bring out the emotional content. Lovely version of John Williams' gorgeous tune.
I have listened to every rendition of this musical masterpiece, and have shed tears to each one. Remembering the victims of the darkest part of our history 🙏🙏🙏
I think that the genius behind this piece, John Williams, wanted to send us all to that horrific time, so to never forget it, this is why so many people reports shedings tears, as I myself
To all the beginner violinists out there,Chloe's bowing is just about perfect in legato using the entire bow to get a seamless sound between the notes(which I think is the key to this piece producing that yearning mournful sound;the notes seem to just flow into each other;of course perfect intonation helps!! Its hard,but practice is the key.You can do it!! Dan.
From her first note and her expression you could feel this was something special. Those lingering moments brought you into the full emotion of the story William's wanted you to experience and feel. Beautiful, sad, poignant and it made me cry at the enormity of the importance and message of this film.
Absolutely exquisite and, hands down, the most beautifully interpreted I have ever heard. I have listened to many other classical violinists play this but Ms. Hanslip is truly the most riveting and her 1737 Guarneri del Gesu violin is a wonderful partner.
This is so beautiful, it really touches my soul!! I have seen different performances of this song. But this really the best one. She really shows the beauty of her calm staps and then her speeding up and finishes it of with pure drama and emotion 🥲
The STAIN on humanity caused by Germany still prevails. A redeeming light are the twins Sophie and Hans Scholl ..Two brave Germans out of 60 million !. May a burning light shine forever for these brave Souls RIP.
Because of Man's inhumanity to Man ' we are all born dead in Trespasses & Sins' & we all Need Redemption through the Atonening Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
This music is making me so sad these days for reasons that are unusual in these post-Holocaust years. That, not that many decades ago, this happened to Jews. And that Jews, more specifically Israelis, are Holocausting an innocent nation themselves. I am a Jew, and I weep for the Palestinians, and also for Jews who must now be stigmatized for a movement that we do not agree on. After all we've been through over the centuries, Israel of all places is the cause of an anti-semitic movement. A well-deserved loathing of the mindset that nationalism - ethnic purity and the belief that murder of innocents is what is needed to cleanse the territory of what is "impure". It is like when Americans were represented by Trump to the rest of the world. MANY MANY Jews are anti-Zionist. Because any kind of purist nationalism is fascism, pure and simple. Just want to put this out there. Let us remember and honor the holiness of the Holocaust and let us not inflict that horror on another people.
What Williams and these musicians have done with this song has captured not only the movie, obviously, but the un-Godly reality of the pain, misery, and suffering of the victims of the Holocaust itself. With every stroke of the violin and note from their instruments, ...a cry!
Look very closely at the lady's face while she handles the violin - look very close! Look at her soul! She is not playing the music - she is living it! Everything she has is flowing into that instrument. -- It is a prayer to God! -- old man bob
I first found Ms Hanslip in a masterclass with Maxim Vengerov just over 12 years ago. She was a teenager. I thought: "She'll be just an alright violinist". I now see this and it's my favourite version of the great piece. Even better than Perlman's!
Well I have to say that I am a guy who in no way do I have a classical bone in my body...that just moved me to tears and I am so grateful I came across this clip...beautiful
She is one of the best many different version, the best proportion of tempo, playing, emotional, and every touch tone is very well and rejoice to great unity
A quality rendition of a John Williams classic played so beautifully certainly one of the best I have witnessed congratulations Chloe for a masterclass in musical professionalism.
Stunning performance! For some reason only this version brings me to tears each time I listen to it. Chloe's performance is not technically the most accurate, but her playing unlike others just hits me to the core..
One of the most beautiful modern melodies written for the violin … it truly brings out the lyrical magic of this instrument … and brings tears to the eyes
Listen to the Cello of Hauser or 2Cellos.... Will also take your breath away...
🌈That's music magic
I’ve heard this played by many different violinists and each time I say the last rendition was the best. But this time I think it’s true. Moving to the point of tears.
I agree with you!
I agree
Beautiful and tragic at the xame time
Me, too❤
It’s such a marvellous tribute to the Holocaust victims.
Just beautiful. Reminds me of the untold millions who lived and died in such terrible conditions. RIP
As a young child Living in England. I look back now in my 80s. Not being aware then , of the mass slaughter of my Continental peers that was going on . Germany owes the human race so much...Then there is Oridor in France...It makes one want to weep..!
A stunning performance....the tempo and the phrasing are spot on. Let us not forget that this came from the hands and heart of John Williams... a national treasure.
Yea we know
OMG. It's amazing. I'm crying as her violin is crying.
By far,the best version i ever saw...epic😭👍
The first time i heard this piece of music i was driving and it started playing on the radio. I had not seen the film not sure i had even heard of it at the time. The day was warm and sunny and as it played i found myself crying and had to pull over. The most haunting piece of music i think i have heard, even today years later and having seen the film and listen to it a hundred times it still make me cry with both the joy of the music and the terrible events it represents
Heather Watson......kudos to JW for composing this fine music for a powerful movie.
Heather, this is my favourite piece of music. I'm a grown man, but I can't get through it without shedding a tear. I also highly recommend this rendition: ruclips.net/video/hCMZ6YOFS1A/видео.html
This piece really embodies all the heart breaking events highlighted in the movie. Schindler's List just like the Pianist are amazing films that do leave you with a heavy heart at the end.
@@spa97229 Really beautiful and virtuous arrangement, but imho I think the piece conveys more feeling when played on an instrument like a violin. Thanks for the recommendation anyway
I’m still crying after 22 years later when I listen to it.
This is my favorite rendition. So much emotion.
teghlura ho yes
She's got tiny hands but still stretched to an incredible 8th or 9th position on the G string and perfectly in tune. That's a really brave thing to do on such a delicate piece in front of 6,000 people. Kudos...and a lovely, colourful, musical performance. Wonderful.
Watch her in maxim vengerovs masterclass :D
Omg she is good thats how it should be played best ive heard
Finger stretching exercise's for years since she first started playing will do it. I'm sure she was told that she has small hands and that shouldn't dissuade her from playing. Desire, persistence does pay off.
I'm a male but have smallish hands. People are amazed at my guitar playing skills. I can stretch as far as people with hands twice the size of mine, when I need to. Where there's a will, there's always a way. I love to play and entertain people as well 🙂
Where does the violin end and she begin.
Sitting here with tears pouring down my face. This rendition is perfection. The violin is crying...screaming... dying...such a heartfelt and honest performance.
It’s has such a sad , but at the same soothing and comforting tone . Such a perfect and beautiful piece of music ❤️
I just came from the video of Maxim Vengerov's Masterclass, when Chloe Hanslip was just 11 years old. Take a look at her now! What a talented and beautiful girl she is!
after years hearing Itsak Perlsma's performance, this one made me astonished, by far the most beautiful and best presentation
Totally agree!
If you can watch that song and not have a tear you have no heart whatsoever
Simply beautiful ,she plays this just a bit slower than most and it works just brilliant
Chaim Falkowitz he is the original player. No comparison. But she’s not bad. I just don’t like the slower speed
I think slower ver is better
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Beautiful
They were so many versions. But she plays it so beautiful, with such more emotion as other. Perfect. Only perfect. Only this version will make tears running over the face...
I love the slower paced version (this one), it adds much more feeling into it rather than the short one which makes it feel rushed.
i am humble to say that this is the most emotional performance of this piece available on youtube. A huge and heartfelt thanks to Chloe. i love it so much that she plays this a bit slower than the original by Perlman - i am spechless
Ngo Manh Hung .she is very good, but for emotion look up Xaver Varnus :Schindler's list in the largest European Synagogue. The emotion on the faces of the Jewish people is heartbreaking and brought me to tears. God Bless.
quite a lot slow than Perlman: 4min 30 secs to his 3:30
Every heard of boroparadikz a bass player peice the is far more better
Listen also to Hauser and his cello.
Bravo bravo bravo!! The most beautiful rendition of this famous piece.
she sings through her violin! exquisite!
Karoline PlaysGames no its violin, you can tell because of the range of the notes.
Yeah, whatever dude, this is the place for such discusion...
Chloe Hanslip plays a 1737 Guarneri del Gesu violin. Now go and learn what a viola looks and sounds like
c'est vrai, c'est magnifique....
And it's a viola or a violin??? I'm not a musician. But it sounds as heavenly music
The best versions out of the 10 I have listened to. The speed the dynamics the phrasing, it s bravo.
seancloser I contend that it's way too slow.
+Aragorn Stellar on the contrary, i think the others are too fast. We don't go so fast when we face something so sorrowful.
I like the fast version by perlman and the standard version by Nicola benedetti .....her recordings and live performances are stunning
I love the slow tempo she play,,, just perfect and I love how clear her lower notes are....
My favourite version is Nicola Benedetti's, but as a Scot I'm possibly biased
This is still my favourite rendition, the pace is slower and allows Chloe’s intonations of such depth of sorrow but also of sweet, soaring, delicate heights of emotion to fill our hearts. Superb Chloe. Thank you.
incomparable
The violin is literally crying. It's in so much pain!!! The pain has been held for so long until the violin could hold it no more and busted in tears. I can feel the pain.
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I played piano years ago. I attempted to study this music, but it is such a hauntingly magnificent composition that I had to stop because of my emotions. Our family lost two members at the horrendous camp at Auschwitz. I saw the movie only once, and my emotions took over for almost the entire movie.
God bless you and your family.
Love both the fast and slow version! The slow version is like an echo, a recall of full night of dream in the morning... wanted to hold on to the beauty of the memory.
The violin cries. She is amazing and does honor to this music.
I think this is my favorite. I have listened to many, many masters playing this, but this one? Embodies the emotion like no other. Perfection.
For me, the defining rendition of Schindlers List Chloe has such a unique understanding of this piece. Fabulous bowing, phrasing, sparing use of vibrato plus semi staccato type phrase end notes. Chloe does not wallow in sentimentality with buckets of rubato thrown in rather she let’s the natural dynamics of the piece flow unhindered. Never a dry eye for me. Wonderful
Yes this performance is very special indeed!. In fact pretty unique particularly in the phrasing and tempo.
Best interpretation of the violinist that I've heard. The details are so intricate. Very emotional.
Truly mesmerising performance. The legato and weeping tone gave me the chills.
I’m practising this and have been watching different versions on RUclips. So far it’s the most emotional one.
Her Performance drives anyone that loves music to tears
I go through a box of tissues every time I listen to this beautiful piece.
Absolutely stunning performance from this lady so much emotion in her playing congratulations on a great performance.
Beautiful. The most evocative music I've ever heard. Ms. Henslip plays it as well as Perlman which is pretty amazing.
A rare performance with the outmost phrasing, dynamics, bowing, vibrato, timing and atmosphere, capturing the refined spirit between pain, sorrow, tragedy and optimism in humanity.
Ithought this was so beautiful as though she felt every note👏
Played perfectly! Slow somber and sadly stunning music ! When its played slowly like this its so much better ! Perfect !
A master class in phrasing. Unbelievable! This has to be the finest rendition I have ever heard.
One of them.... listen to Hauser and his cello
@@fatooshtkdNot comparable
The crying violin ..So pure and touching..Thank you for sharing..🙏
If you have a beautiful melody and want it played the best it can be,Chloe should be on top of the list to bring out the emotional content. Lovely version of John Williams' gorgeous tune.
I have listened to every rendition of this musical masterpiece, and have shed tears to each one. Remembering the victims of the darkest part of our history 🙏🙏🙏
Agreed Jennifer. Horrific part of history that should never be forgotten
I think that the genius behind this piece, John Williams, wanted to send us all to that horrific time, so to never forget it, this is why so many people reports shedings tears, as I myself
Heard lots of musicians performs this piece but so few of them makes the violin cries to the tunes, this girl is one of those,, magnifico
I closed my eyes and I can hear the 5 millions cries that her violin brought back from time long ago. Heart touching play. Sublime.
I can't avoid it. I always get very emotional when I hear this theme.
Rest in peace, victims of the Holocaust. Never forgotten. ✡
And 🏳️🌈
And ✝️
To all the beginner violinists out there,Chloe's bowing is just about perfect in legato using the entire bow to get a seamless sound between the notes(which I think is the key to this piece producing that yearning mournful sound;the notes seem to just flow into each other;of course perfect intonation helps!! Its hard,but practice is the key.You can do it!! Dan.
I actually needed to hear this, thanks
This must be one of the best rendition of this wonderful piece. Beautiful!
She plays as though she feels every note " beautiful "
Hommage
From her first note and her expression you could feel this was something special. Those lingering moments brought you into the full emotion of the story William's wanted you to experience and feel. Beautiful, sad, poignant and it made me cry at the enormity of the importance and message of this film.
2018 July ??
This Masterpiece , so amazing , no words .
Absolutely exquisite and, hands down, the most beautifully interpreted I have ever heard. I have listened to many other classical violinists play this but Ms. Hanslip is truly the most riveting and her 1737 Guarneri del Gesu violin is a wonderful partner.
I love the natural timing of this fate hand, that.. this is, plane much that my heart jumps and I feel the voice of sign.....xxxxxxxx.
The last couple of notes just tie the song together so nicely
They sure do.... they better..... She is magnificent !!
After how many versions of this beautiful music as well as watching the movie umpteen times, this is the first time I'm moved to tears
Hauntingly Beautiful 🎻 Her playing touches deep into my soul 🕊 🤎🎻🤎Her Beautiful Violin is singing you can tell she feels all the passion 🎻
brilliantly played one of the best i have seen so far. Thank you. I just closed my eyes and feel it..... exquisite.
This is so beautiful, it really touches my soul!! I have seen different performances of this song. But this really the best one. She really shows the beauty of her calm staps and then her speeding up and finishes it of with pure drama and emotion 🥲
The loveliest vibrato I have ever heard, wow.
undoubtedly the most beautiful version i've ever heard
Beautiful performance, Chloe!
How do watch such a talent and your heart not be filled with nostalgia and joy?
WOW! Definitely one of the most on point performances of the piece i have heard so far. Very nice and impressice. I was totally "there" in my mind.
Absolutely beautiful💜
Superb. You can truly feel the sorrow, the pain. I'm in tears.
I often wonder...with this piece of music in the world...how can Antisemitism STILL prevail! 😥
The STAIN on humanity caused by Germany still prevails. A redeeming light are the twins Sophie and Hans Scholl ..Two brave Germans out of 60 million !. May a burning light shine forever for these brave Souls RIP.
Because of Man's inhumanity to Man ' we are all born dead in Trespasses & Sins'
& we all Need Redemption through the Atonening Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
Please, don't forget the 6.000 Jehovah's Witnesses ...
This music is making me so sad these days for reasons that are unusual in these post-Holocaust years. That, not that many decades ago, this happened to Jews. And that Jews, more specifically Israelis, are Holocausting an innocent nation themselves. I am a Jew, and I weep for the Palestinians, and also for Jews who must now be stigmatized for a movement that we do not agree on. After all we've been through over the centuries, Israel of all places is the cause of an anti-semitic movement. A well-deserved loathing of the mindset that nationalism - ethnic purity and the belief that murder of innocents is what is needed to cleanse the territory of what is "impure". It is like when Americans were represented by Trump to the rest of the world. MANY MANY Jews are anti-Zionist. Because any kind of purist nationalism is fascism, pure and simple. Just want to put this out there. Let us remember and honor the holiness of the Holocaust and let us not inflict that horror on another people.
No K no o
close your eyes and just dive in...
Amen!
Hurts my heart,and the tears flow
I have watched so many different musicians play this piece and everytime it is so emotional for the players (and me )
What Williams and these musicians have done with this song has captured not only the movie, obviously, but the un-Godly reality of the pain, misery, and suffering of the victims of the Holocaust itself. With every stroke of the violin and note from their instruments, ...a cry!
I never thought anyone could come close to Itzak Perlman for this piece. This is so moving in a different dimension!
So much passion. This is beautiful😃
Perfecto!!! La mejor de todas las versiones, sin duda alguna 👏👏👏👏
Beautiful, what a warm tone. Thanks Chloe.
This stunning piece of music burrows into the deepest recesses of my emotions like no other.
Everytime I hear this piece....I can't hold back the tears😢
Best version ive heard out of all of them. 💯💯💯🙌🙌🙌🙌
Look very closely at the lady's face while she handles the violin - look very close! Look at her soul! She is not playing the music - she is living it! Everything she has is flowing into that instrument. -- It is a prayer to God! -- old man bob
The violin has a beautiful tone
She brings IT with prefect feeling and emotion... Beautyful!!
Speechless at such sounds.
oh how beautiful, oh how emotional, by far the very best version I´ever seen, marvelous!!!!
Spine chilling rendition - female player deliver the emotions more easily. Beautiful
I first found Ms Hanslip in a masterclass with Maxim Vengerov just over 12 years ago. She was a teenager. I thought: "She'll be just an alright violinist".
I now see this and it's my favourite version of the great piece. Even better than Perlman's!
She makes the violin weep. Amazing.
Well I have to say that I am a guy who in no way do I have a classical bone in my body...that just moved me to tears and I am so grateful I came across this clip...beautiful
She is one of the best many different version, the best proportion of tempo, playing, emotional, and every touch tone is very well and rejoice to great unity
Perfect. The best version.
Just dripping with beautiful emotional phrasing......maybe slower than others, but wow, what bow control
A quality rendition of a John Williams classic played so beautifully certainly one of the best I have witnessed congratulations Chloe for a masterclass in musical professionalism.
Beautiful and heartwarming --- bravo!!!
Lovely. I knew as soon as I saw Chloe's name that it would be executed with absolute perfection. Many thanks, Chloe! :)
Very special and deeply touching .
Just too perfect to find the words . . .
Só assistiu esse filme sabe o quanto essa canção é infinita e especial.
so much heart-aching pain to the point of the desperate moments the survivors had felt that I try to feel at the marvelous piece and play
Stunning performance! For some reason only this version brings me to tears each time I listen to it. Chloe's performance is not technically the most accurate, but her playing unlike others just hits me to the core..
I love Luca Sulic and Chloe's version of this haunting and touching melody.
by far the best presentation of this song, when it makes u cry, wats more to say
So good she was included in a masterclass with Maxim Vengerov.
Are you serious? Best interpretation EVER is from Itzhak Perlman on Oscar celebration !!! Chloe is playing good, but it is very boring...
perlman?
aisais baby. to be fair perlman also very good. good in their own ways
aisais baby song? That’s a cry of 6 mln Jewish souls perished
So beautiful!
Such beautiful work
Very best version I ever heard!
I get goose bumps listening to this one
excellent version !! beautifully played ..bravo.