Awesome Boy I’d recommend Tchaikovsky’s violin concerto. It’s long so if you didn’t feel like listening to the whole price maybe listen to the last five minutes.
Beethoven: music is a dreadful thing. What is it? I don't understand it What does it do? Shindler: it... It exhorts the soul Beethoven: utter nonsense. If you hear a marching band does your soul exhort it? No you march. If you hear a waltz you dance. If you hear a mass you take communion. It is the power of music, to carry one directly into the mental state of the composer. The listener has no choice, it is like hypnotism. So now... What was in my mind when I wrote this... Hm. A man is trying to reach his lover, his carriage has broken down in the rain, the wheel's stuck in the mud. She will only wait so long. This... Is the sound of his agitation. This is how it is... The music is saying Not how you are used to being, not how you are used to thinking, but like this.
atzin J. Castellanos That's one of the best scenes in the Movie Immortal Beloved. I'm surprised nobody else noticed this, I thought everyone watched that movie in school.
one of my favorite pieces in general, but this recording is outstanding! violinist and accompanist compliment each other perfectly. need me an accompanist like that lol!
*Heart explodes from the beautifulness of the musician's playing and the appreciation of the composer.* I am truly moved right now. P.s: The sheet music for this movement is intense.
Wow. Excellent violinist AND accompanist! They pair each other very well, and feel the music. They reverberate from each other's anticipation and it's just so thrilling to watch. One of my favourite violin pieces. Bravo. I'd love to see Saint-Saëns' "Introduction et Rondo Capriccioso" done by these two!
Yes, WHO IS SHE!!!!??? (In many occasions I think she is the better one of the two. His performance wouldn't have worked without her, she follows and supports like glued to his interpretation as well as contributes and lifts abundantly!).
Pianist Mer Rui: A native of Shanghai, Dr. Mei Rui began her piano studies at the age of three, and gave her debut solo recital at the age of 10 in front of an audience that included the President of Austria and other international dignitaries at the Hofburg Imperial Palace in Vienna in 1993. Praised for her “deeply felt and intense musicality” by Lee Eiseman from the Boston Musical Intelligencer, pianist Mei Rui possesses “breathtaking technique”, “ravishing pianissimos” and an “extraordinary command of color.” An internationally award-winning concert pianist an avid chamber musician, Dr. Rui holds duo-degrees in Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry and Music from Yale University and Yale School of Music. She has performed in some of the most prestigious concert halls in the world, including the Louvre Museum Auditorium in Paris, Jordan Hall in Boston; Carnegie Hall (Weill), Steinway Hall, Merkin Hall, WMP Hall, Baryshnikov Arts Center, and Borden Auditorium in New York; Woolsey Hall and Sprague Hall in New Haven; Bennet Gordon Hall in Chicago, San Fernando Cathedral in San Antonio; National Concert Hall in Taipei; Lehman Hall in Santa Barbara; Beijing Concert Halll and Shanghai Grand Concert Hall. She has been invited to perform at the Ravinia Festival, Perlman Festival, Yellowbarn Festival, Taos, Music Academy of the West, Norfolk, and Van Cliburn Piano Institute, and has collaborated with some of the most eminent musicians in the world, including Paul Katz, Itzhak Perlman, Roger Tapping, and Peter Frankl. . . . Just wow
bro just be grateful for the fact that classical pieces can be heard by a lot of ppl from this era, like bruh some ppl know the song bc they had to learn it for a violin lesson, some people know it from their relatives, and some people know it from that anime shigatsu wa kimi no uso and from any other, and why y'all gotta be mad just bc ur lie in april is popular and ppl started to listen to the pieces. including this.
This is a sonata written for two instruments, piano and violin. I think no matter how famous, wonderful or successful the violinist is, it is still quite rude to ignore the pianist. Please at least write the name just beside the violinist's.
Most of people came here just because of Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso, how sad, people should listen more to classical music. But at least the anime brought you here so you can enjoy these musics
I am grateful for Your lie in April because this anime made me start to listen to classical music :) and i am not here just because of the anime, i am here because i love this piece :)
Can someone recommend me classical music like this?? I don't know why but this held so much emotion and i'm in awe right now and i would like to find more pieces like this. Thanks !
Introduction et Rondo Capriccioso; Saint-Saëns Introduction at Tarantella: Sarasate Devil's Trill: Tartini (for violin and piano) Any of Chopin's ballades Nocturne: Chopin (for violin and piano. That has so much emotion when played right.) Ballade No. 2 Op. 27: Ysaye
(Some history here) all Korean and Japanese are descendants of Chinese as their forefathers had escaped to Korea and Japan from China during the Qing Dynasty. This group of people were asked to find the "eternal life portion" (which of course, doesn't exist) for the emperor. If they couldn't find it, they will be killed back in China. And, of course, they could not find something that does not even exist. And, common sense told them that they should not go back to China as they will killed. So they stayed in that region, which is Korea and Japan, and started their life... YAY HAPPY ENDING
I could see why some fans think is Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso fans are annoying because I'll I see are like "Anyone here from Your Lie in April" and can't appreciate any other songs and that are not just from the show.
Jenna Chu yeah, it's quite hard for the performers to play the instrument AND flip the pages at the same time, though for the ones in orchestra it's a different story as they share a stand for two persons
@@rakamuhammadyusuf44 I think muscle memory plays an important part for this one thanks to all those practice sessions the violinist had. It means their fingers should've been well-trained even when they only briefly look at the sheet.
there's another video of their performance in my recommended section & it says the name of the piece then "Xiang Yu Mei Rui" so i'm pretty sure her name is Mei Rui! and yeah, would've been nice to mention her too, she is like half of the performance...
Hmmm.... I'm thinking that this performance was the basis for Kaori's YLIA ep 2 performance. I mean they almost sound the same except for some few parts
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Even though Kreutzer is a Violin Sonata, but man.... the piano composition is so wow....
+sy20vip "Sonata for Pianoforte and Violin" according to Beethoven
Carlos Rodriguez
So it's not an only violin sonata, then...
the original title is actually "Sonata for Pianoforte Accompanied by a Violin Obligato"
'Cause beethoven is the composer😄
I think it was for both. Sonata for Piano and Violin
Who's here because they actually like classical music
Hah... not me
But if you know more music like this, please give me some recommend
Both ^_^
Awesome Boy I’d recommend Tchaikovsky’s violin concerto. It’s long so if you didn’t feel like listening to the whole price maybe listen to the last five minutes.
A Girl And Her Dragons me 😂
Beethoven: music is a dreadful thing.
What is it? I don't understand it
What does it do?
Shindler: it... It exhorts the soul
Beethoven: utter nonsense. If you hear a marching band does your soul exhort it? No you march. If you hear a waltz you dance. If you hear a mass you take communion. It is the power of music, to carry one directly into the mental state of the composer. The listener has no choice, it is like hypnotism.
So now... What was in my mind when I wrote this... Hm.
A man is trying to reach his lover, his carriage has broken down in the rain, the wheel's stuck in the mud.
She will only wait so long.
This... Is the sound of his agitation.
This is how it is... The music is saying
Not how you are used to being, not how you are used to thinking, but like this.
I applaud you, good sir
atzin J. Castellanos That's one of the best scenes in the Movie Immortal Beloved. I'm surprised nobody else noticed this, I thought everyone watched that movie in school.
A Casanova depends what year u went to school now all u watch in grade 12 is frozen and aladin i miss classics
This is possibly the best duet of violin and piano I have come across yet.
scratch that, top of the list.
yup
Hr
Listen to Beethoven's "Introduction and ronda capriccioso"
Op.28 I believe
Woah. Holy crap both the violinist and accompanist are amazing and work so well together
80% people after watching "Shigatsu Wa Kimi No Uso" start to hearing on Classical Music
#AmIWrong?
Ye'r right. It did happen
+dimas samudera nah, the hype died down mostly, thanks god.
+dimas samudera Trueeee
90% maybe?
+dimas samudera Only one here for the love of Beethoven then eh? OK then
He is a gifted violinist, very expressive, excellent interpretation.
Maritza Perez I think he must be a professional
@@darioc2076 He won the first price of Senior Category Menuhin Competition 2010 so he's indeed professional.
now I'm starting to like it
Wow. You can see the passion and connection they have with their instruments. You can tell they feel apart of the instruments when they play.
one of my favorite pieces in general, but this recording is outstanding! violinist and accompanist compliment each other perfectly. need me an accompanist like that lol!
I love his pizzicatos
Another one can break the strings.
He make it on the Limit.
Always loved violinist with full of personality
One of the great things of watching young perfomers playing Beethoven is the uncompromised passion.
*Heart explodes from the beautifulness of the musician's playing and the appreciation of the composer.* I am truly moved right now.
P.s: The sheet music for this movement is intense.
These kids are so talented with a lot of heart in their music. Very beautiful performance.
The pianist's name is Mei Rui
KamiSam Thank you!
Thank you! She's so great
Looks like she's a soloist
says it in the beginning if y'all listen.
This is my favourite interpretation of this repertoire
THE BREATHING IN THE BACKGROUND AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ITS MAKING ME GO INSANE
this is just too beautiful to be real.
Wow. Excellent violinist AND accompanist! They pair each other very well, and feel the music. They reverberate from each other's anticipation and it's just so thrilling to watch. One of my favourite violin pieces. Bravo. I'd love to see Saint-Saëns' "Introduction et Rondo Capriccioso" done by these two!
El mejor dúo que he podido escuchar para la interpretación de esta Sonata. ¡Magnífico!
This is by far the most perfect, accurate sounding Kreutzer I've heard live. Great performance!
It says Sonata for Piano and Violin. Thus, courtesy would demand you let us know the name of the pianist, who was just as dynamic and excellent.
It's not right to not post the pianist's name; she is equally good and look at how she care about the integrity of the music as a whole.
Yes, WHO IS SHE!!!!??? (In many occasions I think she is the better one of the two. His performance wouldn't have worked without her, she follows and supports like glued to his interpretation as well as contributes and lifts abundantly!).
It doesnt matter where came you from The most important is that you enjoy and love this
The pianist took my attention
That is some amazing tone quality for the Violin, I wonder how much it was?
Pianist Mer Rui: A native of Shanghai, Dr. Mei Rui began her piano studies at the age of three, and gave her debut solo recital at the age of 10 in front of an audience that included the President of Austria and other international dignitaries at the Hofburg Imperial Palace in Vienna in 1993. Praised for her “deeply felt and intense musicality” by Lee Eiseman from the Boston Musical Intelligencer, pianist Mei Rui possesses “breathtaking technique”, “ravishing pianissimos” and an “extraordinary command of color.” An internationally award-winning concert pianist an avid chamber musician, Dr. Rui holds duo-degrees in Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry and Music from Yale University and Yale School of Music. She has performed in some of the most prestigious concert halls in the world, including the Louvre Museum Auditorium in Paris, Jordan Hall in Boston; Carnegie Hall (Weill), Steinway Hall, Merkin Hall, WMP Hall, Baryshnikov Arts Center, and Borden Auditorium in New York; Woolsey Hall and Sprague Hall in New Haven; Bennet Gordon Hall in Chicago, San Fernando Cathedral in San Antonio; National Concert Hall in Taipei; Lehman Hall in Santa Barbara; Beijing Concert Halll and Shanghai Grand Concert Hall. She has been invited to perform at the Ravinia Festival, Perlman Festival, Yellowbarn Festival, Taos, Music Academy of the West, Norfolk, and Van Cliburn Piano Institute, and has collaborated with some of the most eminent musicians in the world, including Paul Katz, Itzhak Perlman, Roger Tapping, and Peter Frankl.
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Just wow
Thank you so much, this was a timely explanation which embarrassing enough was missing in the text from those posting the video!
De las interpretaciones que he escuchado esta es la mejor. que fuerza, que frenecí, que ímpetu!!. Si transmiten el senimiento.
awesome fantastic perfomance! Xiang Yu!!!!!
bro just be grateful for the fact that classical pieces can be heard by a lot of ppl from this era, like bruh some ppl know the song bc they had to learn it for a violin lesson, some people know it from their relatives, and some people know it from that anime shigatsu wa kimi no uso and from any other, and why y'all gotta be mad just bc ur lie in april is popular and ppl started to listen to the pieces. including this.
I can't even say a word, how wonderful
5:00 That smile.
i love they're faces enjoy and feeling it
Passion and fire! How the master's work should be played.
I would like to say its perfect.
The best Interpretation.
Both are amazing.
I absolutely love this duet, it's stunning. They complement each other incredibly well, the violinist is absolutely amazing.
That was sincerely beyond any words! Congratulations!
I just can't stop watching this video. Amazing performance.
wow! I am impressed and I've heard and seen this performed numerous times - bravo!
beautiful beautiful playing.
Her face are so... wonderful when she is playing))
Wonderful performance : two people playing as one. I would love to hear them play the whole sonata.
excellent playing gave me chills.
This is a sonata written for two instruments, piano and violin. I think no matter how famous, wonderful or successful the violinist is, it is still quite rude to ignore the pianist. Please at least write the name just beside the violinist's.
So passionate :) amazing violinist, also the pianist, both connected very well !
Magnificent !! Bravo !!
REALLY REALLY WELL PERFORMED !! 😭
well played. I love the way he is enjoying his spotlight and music. He makes a very good connection with his accompanist.
Denisse Evangelista it's not an accompanist. This sonata is meant for piano and violin. The piano part is as hard as the violin part.
14:12 I love the expression on her face
piano is on point 👌
So beautiful played by both musicians, I pray Jesus watches over them always.
Wow, extremely well-played.
The piano is incredible!
it makes me happy to see them that happy to play music (^-^)
They are amazing
Oh the squeezing!!! ON POINT! Chills!
Excellent!!!
Reversal of roles.
ok but like can i cry on 13:09 like IT'S UNDESCRIBABLE I- IT'S GOOD IDK HOW TO EXPLAIN IT
Most of people came here just because of Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso, how sad, people should listen more to classical music. But at least the anime brought you here so you can enjoy these musics
DoctorZoidberg Channel Why is it sad to watch Your Lie In April?
@@quinx5251 is sad the fact that these people never listened to classical music before watching the anime, and that they are here just for the anime
@@Sebastian_Astudillo That's a ridiculous sentiment. Everyone had to start somewhere.
They are starting we should welcome them
I am grateful for Your lie in April because this anime made me start to listen to classical music :) and i am not here just because of the anime, i am here because i love this piece :)
Coisa mais incrível que já vi.. lindo perfeito s2
Can someone recommend me classical music like this?? I don't know why but this held so much emotion and i'm in awe right now and i would like to find more pieces like this. Thanks !
Introduction et Rondo Capriccioso; Saint-Saëns
Introduction at Tarantella: Sarasate
Devil's Trill: Tartini (for violin and piano)
Any of Chopin's ballades
Nocturne: Chopin (for violin and piano. That has so much emotion when played right.)
Ballade No. 2 Op. 27: Ysaye
Is any "your lie in april" fan has in here ?
Here!
Here!²
Did it reach you?
Same here!!
Shingatsu wa kimi no uso! :D
meeee
Man I’ve been playing piano since I was 4 now I’m starting violin
ayee, u go girl 🕺🏽
The whole song is beautiful April just wanted to do the cool hard parts.
Awesome!!
Awesome performance thank you for posting it!
dammit with the coughing and other noises........
they had such a wonderful performance......
i love this combi
Awesome!!! Very nice sound
kid with glasses looks like a korean,the pianist like a japanese(tbh could be anything) and the violinist like a chinese
No, all 3 people look Chinese
nick bio yeah he's right, the pianist and violinists names are Chinese, and the page turner boy has Chinese eyes, they're different from Korean eyes
i didnt want to know their origins nor their names,i just shared what i thought they looked liked
(Some history here) all Korean and Japanese are descendants of Chinese as their forefathers had escaped to Korea and Japan from China during the Qing Dynasty. This group of people were asked to find the "eternal life portion" (which of course, doesn't exist) for the emperor. If they couldn't find it, they will be killed back in China. And, of course, they could not find something that does not even exist. And, common sense told them that they should not go back to China as they will killed. So they stayed in that region, which is Korea and Japan, and started their life... YAY HAPPY ENDING
rong song cute story,but i can hardly believe that a whole nation consists of that small group of ppl
Awsome!
I love their inner!
I could see why some fans think is Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso fans are annoying because I'll I see are like "Anyone here from Your Lie in April" and can't appreciate any other songs and that are not just from the show.
THE REASON I LEARN VIOLIN IS KAORI
Magnifique
Superb
if only he can dance while playing bet he would be break dancing
Rofl
Lindsey Stirling #2 anyone? :v
im the pageflipper.
Thuy Pham I’m the bow of the violin
and I'm the E string
I’m the music stand
im the chair
I'm the room
perfect
Me gustan estas musicass hermosas :3
Fantastic
i love it
Sup yow, soooooooo gooddddddddddddddd
crazy!! 💜💜💜
They literally have a guy to turn the sheet music pages for the performers 😂
Jenna Chu yeah, it's quite hard for the performers to play the instrument AND flip the pages at the same time, though for the ones in orchestra it's a different story as they share a stand for two persons
@@saniaaf2251 what happen if the violinist need to turn his sheet when he play during the hard part? Or he need to remember the sheet
@@rakamuhammadyusuf44 I think muscle memory plays an important part for this one thanks to all those practice sessions the violinist had. It means their fingers should've been well-trained even when they only briefly look at the sheet.
La mejor perrisima versión de este movimiento mijosssssssss
Perrisima? ...
No existe mejor versión o peor, es según la preferencia del oyente.
Hay millones de ejecuciones ejemplares.
@@Art1e-Green ......Es obvio hijo..... no se tome las expresiones tan literalmente.......
I think I still need to learn how to express some emotions while playing violin just like him 😶
And this is were guilt of not learning Violin when I had the chance sets in... :(
I always wanted to learn the piano but i couldent because i lost part of my ring finger when i was 5
Mitchell Schultz there's a pianist with no hands
Also me but in piano my biggest regret on my life
ppl need to know that it's never too late to try something new.
me encanta, es una de mis favoritas ♥♥
Coinvolgente!! Musica e ballo in unicum
Versión para aprender detalles! Impresionante!
¡muy genial!
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Me parece una total falta de respeto que pongan anuncios entremedio de esta obra de arte...
It's kind of messed up how they didn't mention the piano player's name in the title or at least put it in the description box
there's another video of their performance in my recommended section & it says the name of the piece then "Xiang Yu Mei Rui" so i'm pretty sure her name is Mei Rui! and yeah, would've been nice to mention her too, she is like half of the performance...
It was at the very start of the video
I want to become like him one day. The page turner.
amazing \/
Hmmm.... I'm thinking that this performance was the basis for Kaori's YLIA ep 2 performance. I mean they almost sound the same except for some few parts
Leo Tolstoy brought me here bishes ;P