@@aconite72 When you reach that age you have nothing to prove... no jealously of younger talents. He's probably just glad to be there to live and experience the beauty and simplicity of it all. I have watched other Chloe Chua videos and I agree thoroughly with you... his presence gives a far more comfortable feeling and it is even seen in Chloe's playing. When the young and old get together it is a beautiful thing...
Really? Awesome man! How was it playing with Chloe Chua? If I was there I would've already passed out. Such a nerve-racking thing, and add insult to injury, the concertmaster is a young prodigy, lol!
Chloe learnt to play the piano at 2.5-years-old and started playing the violin at 4-years-old. Her mother, who is a music educator, shared that she initially exposed her daughter to music so that she can discover beauty in life. Chloe practices the violin for 5 hours every day. While her parents see her musical talent, they were surprised by her obsession with music at such a tender age.
I lost my breath when the whole orchestra came in. I mean I was expecting it but the orchestra hit just took my breath away. Whoever said classical music is boring. 🤣
Mohamed Dessouky No, the console was broken (the game couldn’t be saved) and I had to beat all of them in one go while using a broken chargeable wired battery that couldn’t be charged (Duh) I was at the tower to beat that 5 leader then the electricity went off and I lost all the game data. So saddddddd, I should have put my afford in knowledge :(
You’re actually so right. It’s usually old men who don’t play instruments coming up with a nonsense criticisms to make themselves feel as if they have knowledge or intellectuality.
I mean as a musician i feel music is about creating and having opinions. Maybe some came off aggressive but it is still their opinion and that is how music should be. If we all liked this and we all thought this was perfect there would be no diversity and diversity is the best thing about the music community.
I believe real musicians can be the most critical because they actually know what they are talking about. You are using critical and criticism like it's something negative but it is really not. I mean, a passionate musician would rather hear more criticism than not.
I mean.. not really lol. Some criticisms here definitely makes sense as a musician. Especially the ones pointing out the rushing of the orchestra and kinda fighting against each other cuz I did hear it, too, before reading the comments. It's not saying that it was horrible, it just would've been a little nicer if this wasn't the case. They're not discounting how great Chloe or the overall orchestra still played.
She's different from many of the other prodigies She has a core modesty, dignity and poise that are very appealing, and already she is playing music of different eras and styles with an impressive understanding of the musical architecture of the pieces, whether it is baroque, classical or romantic. She is very exciting to watch and listen to, yet she doesn't "show off" like many others. Everything is in the best possible taste, and joyful. She is an absolute treasure.
@@lilypad2 Oh please calm down. I think he was merely pointing out that despite the stereotype, anyone can be moved by music. No need to start some pointless e-argument over his comment. A lot of men wouldn't think to even mention what he said. I too am a 31-year-old MALE who was incredibly moved by this. That little girl is astounding.
Ok do u understand how difficult this is.... this girl is playing it with ease.... EASE- LIKE ITS NOTHING, SHE CAN LITERALLY WAKE UP AND STILL PLAY IT PERFECTLY 🧍🏾♀️
practice 5 to 8 hrs a day since you were 4, get a great teacher...and you'l be ready in 10 or 15 years...jajaja...I added it all up, I've practiced over 20,000 hours and I'm not even close
@@moons5528 Viola is such a nice instrument. I really love it. The sound it makes is very rich, deep and delicate. I wish people would know viola as more than just a ‘big violin’.
@@em-jd4do can you please explain why people clapped the last time (I saw her previous vids0 and why its not right to clap and is this entire video the Winter segment of Vivaldi's concerto?
Isabelle um I can’t really explain this but unlike pop concerts, your not supposed to clap until the end of the piece so you can enjoy the actual music. I know this probably isn’t really helpful and is probably wrong, but this is what I was taught
also classical music concerts are usually performed in chambers that have good acoustics luke churches for the entire orchestra to be heard without the need for speakers etc. so clapping would just be considered as noise during the performance
Iinm, this is a concert as part of the competition, clapping hands only allowed at the end of performance because the whole performance is recorded. Same rules applied during competition.
@@oceocet Competition has nothing to do with it; generally during any multi-movement piece the audience is supposed to hold their applause until after the final movement. Clapping between movements can be disruptive to the performers and is therefore considered rude and unethical.
@@frankjuggaloheathen1035 No no, i think what he was saying was that because it's a competition, the audience is perhaps more learned? So they know not to clap between each movement.
I love those little moments where you see her catching eyes with someone else in the orchestra, you can just see how much she loves playing and how she loves to share that with the people she plays with. It doesn't matter that they're all two to four decades older than her, they're all connected in the music.
I love how she holds the center. Really embraces the music and the musicians. So very confident and in control in a way that welds the whole sound together. You can tell how much the other musicians respect her, how much they enjoy playing together. Just incredible.
Chloe is so beautiful and graceful already and she’s only 14, I can’t wait to see her in a few years when she’s in her twenties. She already plays like a grandmaster
Don’t give up hun. Look at it as inspiration and use that to drive you to get where you wanna be. She’s brilliant but she didn’t get there without messing up tons and a lot of practice.
Kudos to the gentlemen 1st violinist for the mutual respect to Chloe. As well as the entire string orchestra. The music brought tears to my eyes. Such gentleness and power from extraordinary human beings! Bravo.
I’m so impressed by the orchestra! 1:19 building tension up to 1:22 is a orgasmic moment not to mention the synchronisation with the soloist 2:23 seeing every player in the orchestra being just as into the piece as the soloist A really good version of this iconic and classic piece absolutely loved this performance❤ Bravo! 🙌🏻
I feel so blessed to be alive today and be able to listen to majestic music like this any time I want! Chloe is an amazing musician! The best I ever heard ❤
I always get a rush when I see people play or when it’s powerful and people are swaying in motion to the sounds and are in rhythm I’m not sure what to call it but it really does get me very excited and I move with them!
Because of two set violin i am more interested in classical music. Thanks two set for helping me understand this genre better. Its really beautifull. i Have a whole new world to discover.
The concertmaster is treating her like a queen, as she rightfully deserves. And his final gesture was fabulous. Extraordinary orchestra and splendid rendition by sweet Chloe!
This performance by a child is with such precision and Passion and beauty- it is a masterpiece of the sublime. If you don‘t know how it is to understand immortality, you need to listen and watch her.
I cannot believe this sweet little girl can play this masterpiece so effortlessly and beautifully! Chloe definitely is one in a million! I can never get tired of listening to this true masterpiece performed by an angel accompanied by such talented ensemble! Bravo!! 👏
Honestly Chloe is probably more than 1 in a million. I can’t think of a single violinist under 18 that’s better than her. There are a lot violinists under 18. More than a million. Basically she amazing, and extremely talented.
I don't even listen to classical music that much and still it's been one of my favorites yt videos for years, it's seems their souls are all resonating and seeing them smiling whilsh nailing the piece just makes me happy for no reason
you never underestimate the old when it comes to music. in the modern world, the youngest are considered prodigies, but everyone forgets the old and wizened we have left behind. the first violinist is a perfect example of how age does not restrict someone's music.
This is very easy for her! Her performance three months later of Piazzolla's Otono Porteno with the China Philharmonic gives a better indication of her incredible talents. ruclips.net/video/oLI3zb5W0Uo/видео.html
tudor b He doesn’t mean it in a bad way (I hope). There is a RUclips channel named TwoSetViolin and they use the term “Ling Ling” to refer to a prodigy or great musician. They’ll say something like, “if you want to be good you have to practice 40 hours a day like Ling Ling.” So it’s a compliment.
jesus even the second chair violinist was so super into t and was feeding from the first chair. and the first chair was feeding from Chloe Chua, Magnificent performance from all involved. Thank you.
Chloe was 12 on this occasion but you are right about her talent. E.g. she had been only 11 when she had given this off-the-scale incredible performance of Hubay's Carmen Fantasie ruclips.net/video/7LOsOMRYk1E/видео.html and only 10 when she had given this delightful performance of Mozart's violin concerto #4 ruclips.net/video/v5CDnftdyvA/видео.html
Once in a while we are blessed enough to witness the very hand of God reaching out. This little girl is incredibly talented. Dedication like that is a once in a generation phenomenon.
Absolutely and utterly Sensational and Stunning Too. Thank you so much Chloe, I really really enjoyed watching you play so beautifully and with real passion and sensitivity too. I really really love you, you are really really Gorgeous too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Prodigy doesn’t even seem adequate enough for this beautiful, bright talent. Blessings to all musicians on the stage, and sharing such a wonderful gift to us all. *2 MONTH UPDATE: I listen to this song a lot while I work. And each time, I’m still blown away and speechless lol.
As a violinist in my 3rd year this inspires me so much to try as hard as I can and practice for many hours a day. I am first chair violin and I want to be a good example for the people that follow in my lead for tempo and rhythm. Seeing how the first chair in this orchestra was so focused on being on time with Chloe gave me inspiration! I love this orchestra with all my heart.
@@ernsmile579 I am not entirely sure but it is most likely one whole piece, that’s normally how it’s written when a violinist has a solo within an entire orchestra
@@ernsmile579 It is a just one work, Vivaldi's "Winter." It has three movements. So in answer to your question, the "the 2nd part" is the second movement of Vivaldi's work "Winter" (from his "Four Seasons").
I'm sure the soul of Vivaldi must've been looking on with eminent approval at his composition being brought to life. One of the most supreme performances of musical artistry and perfection I have ever seen. Thank you.
Incredibile la Bravura ,( senza spartito davanti ) , la SENSIBILITÀ EMOTIVA e MUSICALE di questa piccola, GRANDE VIOLINISTA ! C'È CHI NASCE GIÀ "ISPIRATO" ...CHE POSSA NOBILITARE SEMPRE PIÙ la GRANDE MUSICA !
Concerto No. 4 in F minor, Op. 8, RV 297, "Winter" (L'inverno) 1. Allegro non molto (in F minor) 0:05 2. Largo (in E♭ major) 3:40 3. Allegro (in F minor) 5:41
Coming back again to marathon on Chloe Chua performances after seeing her on Twosets violins video. My favorite girl. Watching these made me so proud of her and admired her so much.
I wish I could play like her when I was her age. Violin needs big passions and hard work. No short cuts. Maximum discipline . Finding her is rare. BRAVO...
I love the way they bend their heads so gracefully at 4:53-and I'm in love with the woman who sits, in the plane of the shot, just above Ms. Chua; she's so beautiful.
I never listen to classical music really, i came here from 2setviolins because they are funny and now tears are in my eyes coz this is the nicest thing ive ever heard. Dont get me wrong ive heard this song before but watching it today made me feel it too and it is pretty amazing.
You have hit upon the highest mountain range on earth. Explore its peaks! From Baroque to esoteric 21C composition, Chloe has manifested mastery of every genre (including swing jazz and tango). The sublimely beautiful Bach with which she announced herself in the first round of the 2018 Menuhin competition is a good place to start! ruclips.net/video/zrFxvvmoF0Y/видео.html
I understand why some may prefer a gentler rendition of this but I think this would suit something that requires energy. Like sprinting or a frantic cleaning of the house or something. I personally love this. It took my breath away. The softer parts actually do very well to build tension before it is released in one fell swoop.
I couldnt even imagine the feeling of the concertmaster (first seat violinist [old dude]) Living long enough to hear the evolution of music AND getting to play with a child prodigy
Chloe has many performances on YT that are equally or even more beautiful. One among them is her serene and radiant performance of Massenet's visionary "Meditation." ruclips.net/video/6GaIB6hyKTQ/видео.html
I’m in tears. I’ve skipped about listening to different Winters on RUclips, and this is utterly utterly beautiful in so many ways at once. The human soul doesn’t have an age. If our life is a long struggle to connect our soul, then this is an ecstatic celebration by all the musicians playing and us listening, that that connection is possible, it’s real and it is now. Thankyou gang! 🙏❤️
Almost all of the performances Chloe has posted are miraculous and overwhelming. Among the most beautiful are Massenet's "Meditation," Vaughan Williams' "The Lark Ascending" and Chausson's "Poeme," all on her channel and all an occasion for buckets of tears!
That 1st violinist is perfect. Looks to her to stay in sync, plays with passion, and shows perfect respect regardless of the age difference.
Yeah for sure, when they look at each other and smile and come in at the same time, it's like father and daughter.
He has that grand dad proud of his grand daughter look
@@aconite72 When you reach that age you have nothing to prove... no jealously of younger talents. He's probably just glad to be there to live and experience the beauty and simplicity of it all. I have watched other Chloe Chua videos and I agree thoroughly with you... his presence gives a far more comfortable feeling and it is even seen in Chloe's playing. When the young and old get together it is a beautiful thing...
Yes it’s lovely ❤️
1st chair, baby.
The orchestra is called SALZBURG CHAMBER SOLOISTS ! I’m proud of being one of the cellists !
Really? Awesome man! How was it playing with Chloe Chua? If I was there I would've already passed out. Such a nerve-racking thing, and add insult to injury, the concertmaster is a young prodigy, lol!
@@satyre_1 i mean its to present young prodigies so
That's so cool!!. I really admire you. It must have taken a lot of hard work to get that far. Keep it up!!
Such a great sized and good looking and good sounding group. And what a wonderful place to play. I am happy for you. What a wonderful accomplishment.
Wow, that’s awesome! It’s easy to see that your apart of an extremely talented orchestra!
Chloe learnt to play the piano at 2.5-years-old and started playing the violin at 4-years-old. Her mother, who is a music educator, shared that she initially exposed her daughter to music so that she can discover beauty in life. Chloe practices the violin for 5 hours every day. While her parents see her musical talent, they were surprised by her obsession with music at such a tender age.
Wait what
Not 40 hours XD?
@@larghedoggo9607 haha, but on a real note; 5 hours is a lot. I only practice around 1 hour every few days.
@@larghedoggo9607 lmao nice twoset reference!!!
@@sapphiredoesthings5230 yeah I only Practice 1 hour a day
I practice 2 hours a day and I thought It was much 🥲Seems like I can never be LingLing
1:15
The way she smiles at the 1st violinist sitting next to her. they both know what's going to happen in the next few moments 😍✨
It was such a soft exchange it was amazing
The best moment ✨
It does seem kind of cheeky, and it’s so cute to get excited at moments like that; to be a musician must be magical
bro the beat drop at 1:20 is out of this world THE ENERGY THAT SLAPPED ME ACROSS THAT FACE WAS BAFFLING
I love the music controls their body movement, every body lowers themselves then goes back up with the music.
OMG SAME I WAS WEARING EARPHONES AND I FELT LIKE I GOT SLAPPED HELP
That's Vivaldi: The metal composer of past
I lost my breath when the whole orchestra came in. I mean I was expecting it but the orchestra hit just took my breath away. Whoever said classical music is boring. 🤣
“beat drop” lol
At this age I tried to beat the gym leader in pokemon. Sad me.
have you beaten him
Mohamed Dessouky No, the console was broken (the game couldn’t be saved) and I had to beat all of them in one go while using a broken chargeable wired battery that couldn’t be charged (Duh) I was at the tower to beat that 5 leader then the electricity went off and I lost all the game data. So saddddddd, I should have put my afford in knowledge :(
Tell Me Where To rip. May your pikachu get to heaven safely
you are alright, Iam 32 and still try to beat the gym leader in pokemon go :))
Thats a legit sport dont dis
ok that got to my recommened after the two set vid such a coincidence
Lol same
@@aridesuka2407 lol
Same🤣
@@sitiannastasyaamalia996 lol😂
Yeah, RUclips said to me: we can see you're a fan of Professor Chloe..
I cannot believe the amount of criticism that people can come up with for such a good performance. Only non musicians would ever be so critical.
I agree that this performance should not be criticized too much but saying that only non musicians would be so critical is completely idiotic.
You’re actually so right. It’s usually old men who don’t play instruments coming up with a nonsense criticisms to make themselves feel as if they have knowledge or intellectuality.
I mean as a musician i feel music is about creating and having opinions. Maybe some came off aggressive but it is still their opinion and that is how music should be. If we all liked this and we all thought this was perfect there would be no diversity and diversity is the best thing about the music community.
I believe real musicians can be the most critical because they actually know what they are talking about. You are using critical and criticism like it's something negative but it is really not. I mean, a passionate musician would rather hear more criticism than not.
I mean.. not really lol. Some criticisms here definitely makes sense as a musician. Especially the ones pointing out the rushing of the orchestra and kinda fighting against each other cuz I did hear it, too, before reading the comments. It's not saying that it was horrible, it just would've been a little nicer if this wasn't the case. They're not discounting how great Chloe or the overall orchestra still played.
Chloe was incredible but we need to give a ton of credit to the extremely talented ensemble as well
My favorite part is that they looked like they were having a blast playing with her!
and*
I don't have to give them credit you just did. Just make your comment and don't be telling others what they should be doing.
@@Dynamatrix2000 not that serious 😂
chill @@Dynamatrix2000
She's different from many of the other prodigies She has a core modesty, dignity and poise that are very appealing, and already she is playing music of different eras and styles with an impressive understanding of the musical architecture of the pieces, whether it is baroque, classical or romantic. She is very exciting to watch and listen to, yet she doesn't "show off" like many others. Everything is in the best possible taste, and joyful. She is an absolute treasure.
Indeed!
Indeed
Indeed
She is truly exceptional even among prodigies
I agree❤
31 year old male, who doesn’t even listen to classical music. This brought me to tears. Words can’t even decribe this girl
Your age really doesn't matter. 12 or 52
Edit: nor does gender
It pulled at my heart strings too ;)
@@lilypad2 Oh please calm down. I think he was merely pointing out that despite the stereotype, anyone can be moved by music. No need to start some pointless e-argument over his comment. A lot of men wouldn't think to even mention what he said. I too am a 31-year-old MALE who was incredibly moved by this. That little girl is astounding.
Ive liked classical since i was 5. My grandfather got me into it. Im always finding new and great stuff. Sarah chang and tina guo are great.
Me too. I didn’t even know why I was crying aside from it just being so good. I was watching a 2018 performance with her.
Ok do u understand how difficult this is.... this girl is playing it with ease.... EASE- LIKE ITS NOTHING, SHE CAN LITERALLY WAKE UP AND STILL PLAY IT PERFECTLY 🧍🏾♀️
what actually really got me was her intonation and phrasing, just beautiful
U should watch her interview… she’s is so relaxed like a regular kid and play so amazingly. ruclips.net/video/nf54hpr3VKg/видео.html
Winter isn’t that difficult, I think what’s more impressive is how well she phrases it
practice 5 to 8 hrs a day since you were 4, get a great teacher...and you'l be ready in 10 or 15 years...jajaja...I added it all up, I've practiced over 20,000 hours and I'm not even close
@@LiloUkulele Sir, that averages 5 hours a day over 4000 days, you’re basically a prodigy in your own right(unless you overestimated)
Vivaldi was definitely the best shredder of the baroque era
Honestly lol I’m just like “damn Vivaldi “ imagine how many bows he must have gone through composing the seasons …
He would definitely have been a metalhead if he were born about 400 years later. Same for Beethoven (only 200 years later).
I find it cool how she looks over at the players on each side.
You guys don’t understand how hard it is to play violin! If you don’t have nothing nice to say then don’t say anything.This is a masterpiece!!,
I play the viola (a chunky violin basically) and it’s a really hard instrument.
@@moons5528 Viola is such a nice instrument. I really love it. The sound it makes is very rich, deep and delicate. I wish people would know viola as more than just a ‘big violin’.
@@crystalgrapes I do think that way as well however viola jokes are funny
@@moons5528 Yeahhh~ violas are just big violin anyway🙄🙄
I play viola .-.
Chloe is so lucky to play with Nick Nolte and Sigourney Weaver by her side. Beautiful work. I do not agree with any thumbs down in this performance.
Lol I was gonna say Jeff Bridges
More Jeff Bridges, but right on Weaver!! Hahaha!! Love this clip.
Omg 🤣 that does look like Nick Nolte and Sigourney Weaver. Lololol 🤣
I thought it was Kenny Rogers.
@@Saint_Ann Yes!
Lmao at least the audience didn’t clap between movements this time
... don't remind me of the horror i felt
@@em-jd4do can you please explain why people clapped the last time (I saw her previous vids0 and why its not right to clap and is this entire video the Winter segment of Vivaldi's concerto?
Isabelle um I can’t really explain this but unlike pop concerts, your not supposed to clap until the end of the piece so you can enjoy the actual music. I know this probably isn’t really helpful and is probably wrong, but this is what I was taught
also classical music concerts are usually performed in chambers that have good acoustics luke churches for the entire orchestra to be heard without the need for speakers etc. so clapping would just be considered as noise during the performance
Iinm, this is a concert as part of the competition, clapping hands only allowed at the end of performance because the whole performance is recorded. Same rules applied during competition.
I like how the audience here doesn't clap between movements
I think it's because it's a competition
@@oceocet Competition has nothing to do with it; generally during any multi-movement piece the audience is supposed to hold their applause until after the final movement. Clapping between movements can be disruptive to the performers and is therefore considered rude and unethical.
Common etiquette
@@frankjuggaloheathen1035 No no, i think what he was saying was that because it's a competition, the audience is perhaps more learned? So they know not to clap between each movement.
you are not supposed to clap (to show approval, preference) during a competition.
I love those little moments where you see her catching eyes with someone else in the orchestra, you can just see how much she loves playing and how she loves to share that with the people she plays with. It doesn't matter that they're all two to four decades older than her, they're all connected in the music.
I love how she holds the center. Really embraces the music and the musicians. So very confident and in control in a way that welds the whole sound together. You can tell how much the other musicians respect her, how much they enjoy playing together. Just incredible.
Chloe is so beautiful and graceful already and she’s only 14, I can’t wait to see her in a few years when she’s in her twenties. She already plays like a grandmaster
she s 14! I thought she s 6!
@@oddity404 I think so, if they practice 40 hours a day
(This is a joke btw)
I believe she was 12 in this recording
@@slice_n_dice BAHAHSHSHAHAHAHHSHAHAAHHAHAHSHDHAHAHAHAHHSA
@@oddity404 some can play very close to this
I actually loved this one more than the finals, the orchestra was perfect, strong, full of passion, totally different
MultifandomCrackhead uWu Agreed
Ikr
Maybe the condensers made the difference?
The head bows tho
This one's audio recording quality is significantly lower though... You can hear it in the higher ends of the sound
This was recommended to me after watching the TwoSet's video, it seems like RUclips is determined to further crush my self-confidence.
😂😂 lol True
Same..... Luckily I don't play violin, so I'm safe. Lol.
@@Darth.Fluffy I started playing the violin because of twoset, but now I'm really starting to second-guess my choices.
@@late8641 . Good luck with that. I think I'll just stick with air guitar.
And remember. Practice. Practice. Practice!
Don’t give up hun. Look at it as inspiration and use that to drive you to get where you wanna be. She’s brilliant but she didn’t get there without messing up tons and a lot of practice.
Kudos to the gentlemen 1st violinist for the mutual respect to Chloe. As well as the entire string orchestra. The music brought tears to my eyes. Such gentleness and power from extraordinary human beings! Bravo.
Violin 1 is like a master over watching the young prodigy blooming.
Chloe chua= two set violin
Vivaldi winter=pump it up dance game
이 천재소녀의 훌륭한연주를 차안에서 에어컨틀고 보고있는 내가 위너다..
I’m so impressed by the orchestra! 1:19 building tension up to 1:22 is a orgasmic moment not to mention the synchronisation with the soloist
2:23 seeing every player in the orchestra being just as into the piece as the soloist
A really good version of this iconic and classic piece absolutely loved this performance❤
Bravo! 🙌🏻
We live in a great age, listening to this brilliant girl along with a magical orchestra bringing amazing music to life, may we always remember ❤️
People praise how talented she is, disregarding the effort and pain she needs to make a perfect performance behind the stage.
She said she plays about 5 hours every day
why does she feel half the size here than the twoset video yet it's just a year ago:O
lol😂😂😂
puberty's hell of a drug
@@QueenOfCarthage was gonna tell that
Yeh I agree. But I apart from puberty, the dress also make her look like she’s 8. But in 2 set she’s wearing normal active wear.
Rebecca Wang i also thought it might be the dress that was making her look a little different
the fact that she can memorize all of it 😍
her closing menuhin was crazy, i think it was 20 minutes of her playing by memory, this piece included and another contemporary one
I don‘t think that‘s the hard part here
@@rafaahammami9185 ikr
Because she’s Asian
liew jairus nope
It's so sweet when the old man and Chloe were smiling at each other
I feel so blessed to be alive today and be able to listen to majestic music like this any time I want! Chloe is an amazing musician! The best I ever heard ❤
I cried the ENTIRE PERFORMANCE! 😮🥲😲😳🥲🥲🥲
듣는 순간 순간이 행복함이다❤
I always get a rush when I see people play or when it’s powerful and people are swaying in motion to the sounds and are in rhythm I’m not sure what to call it but it really does get me very excited and I move with them!
music be the food of love
A connection
I love seeing musicians play their instruments with not only their hands or their air, but with their whole bodies! You can see the passion. Gorgeous
And how it reminded me walking through the forest in winter with my grandpa. May God have his eternal soul.
never thought id like this kind of music. binging on these videos for 6 hours now
푹 빠져서 아침마다 방문하여 듣고 있어요. 아름다운 음악 들려줘서 고마워요.
Tears come to my eyes when I listen to it. We would like to thank all the performers who were loved by the God of music.
the *sound* that Chloe is able to produce is so mature and fleshed out, it's got such depth and quality to it
Because of two set violin i am more interested in classical music. Thanks two set for helping me understand this genre better. Its really beautifull. i Have a whole new world to discover.
The concertmaster is treating her like a queen, as she rightfully deserves. And his final gesture was fabulous. Extraordinary orchestra and splendid rendition by sweet Chloe!
너무 아름답다.... 저렇게 연주하는 저 연주자의 삶은 얼마나 풍요롭고 다채로울까~~~
말저까이하네풍요롭다고 너몇살이냐
야 영상에서 나오는 애기가 저렇게 까지 할려고 고생고생 개고생피눈물흘려가면 했을건데 삶이 풍요롭다고 지인생아니라고막말을 하는구나
@@윤섭김-l6o 어처구니가 없네 😢
@@윤섭김-l6o너무 극단적이심.
앞으로 펼쳐질 삶에있어서 다양한 연주가 나올텐데 그에 대한 비유로 보이는데요.
This performance by a child is with such precision and Passion and beauty- it is a masterpiece of the sublime.
If you don‘t know how it is to understand immortality, you need to listen and watch her.
Being a world class violinist at that age is beyond impressive.
Respect! The resurrection of ginger Vivaldi, beautiful tones and phrasing.
She plays much better than many others... Perfect!!! 😎👌👌👌⭐⭐⭐
She is phenomenal - brings tears to my eyes
Chloe is so adorable. Every time she catches glances from another person, she smiles. Adorable.
I cannot believe this sweet little girl can play this masterpiece so effortlessly and beautifully! Chloe definitely is one in a million! I can never get tired of listening to this true masterpiece performed by an angel accompanied by such talented ensemble! Bravo!! 👏
Honestly Chloe is probably more than 1 in a million. I can’t think of a single violinist under 18 that’s better than her. There are a lot violinists under 18. More than a million. Basically she amazing, and extremely talented.
sublime performance
Just the music alone can make me teary didnt saw it coming.
Marvelous.
Their hardwork didn't go wasted.
I don't even listen to classical music that much and still it's been one of my favorites yt videos for years, it's seems their souls are all resonating and seeing them smiling whilsh nailing the piece just makes me happy for no reason
you never underestimate the old when it comes to music. in the modern world, the youngest are considered prodigies, but everyone forgets the old and wizened we have left behind. the first violinist is a perfect example of how age does not restrict someone's music.
I can't get enough of (professor) Chloe.
실력도 실력이지만 저 나이에 다른 협주자들과 교감하는 능력도 멋지네요.. 무대를 꽉 채우는 아우라 최고다!!!!
I CRIED. The impact this had on me can't be explained in words. Classical music is truly magical.
Chloe is from Singapore. She is wonderful, plays elegantly with ease and finesse. Nothing superfluous!
OMG I'll never imagine a girl that age playing Winter, is extremally hard to performance! She did it perfectly! 🥰🥰
This is very easy for her!
Her performance three months later of Piazzolla's Otono Porteno with the China Philharmonic gives a better indication of her incredible talents.
ruclips.net/video/oLI3zb5W0Uo/видео.html
She's becoming my favorite young artist, lots of music in her future.
That was the most beautiful thing I ever seen on the internet.. that was perfection
She is not just playing the piece, she is communicating with the rest of the orchestra as well. 🤩 amazing 🤩 Ling Ling approved 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Ling Ling 40hours a day
YASS
Bruh shut up
@@Seancunnuningham01 Y?
iS tHiS LiNg LinG??!!?!
nO iTs ChLOe ChUA
According to two set yEs
Say my name
I you th I i you know this IS cHLoUe HsuNskdkans ChUa RiGhT?
tudor b He doesn’t mean it in a bad way (I hope). There is a RUclips channel named TwoSetViolin and they use the term “Ling Ling” to refer to a prodigy or great musician. They’ll say something like, “if you want to be good you have to practice 40 hours a day like Ling Ling.” So it’s a compliment.
jesus even the second chair violinist was so super into t and was feeding from the first chair. and the first chair was feeding from Chloe Chua, Magnificent performance from all involved. Thank you.
That's insane. A child that I suppose isn't more than 10 years old has more talent than I will have in my life, my respect and congratulations.
Because we never focused on one thing
She practiced a lot of hours to get there is not just talent. It's hard work. 🙉💯
Antonio Salieri’s thoughts about Mozart in the movie: Amadeus
Chloe was 12 on this occasion but you are right about her talent.
E.g. she had been only 11 when she had given this off-the-scale incredible performance of Hubay's Carmen Fantasie
ruclips.net/video/7LOsOMRYk1E/видео.html
and only 10 when she had given this delightful performance of Mozart's violin concerto #4
ruclips.net/video/v5CDnftdyvA/видео.html
She practices five hours a day. Thats not talent. That’s the fruits of working towards something and enjoying it
How ADORABLE is she? Beautiful talent. They are all spectacular.
This made me tear up, such young talent really restores my love for humanity and all we have achieved
Once in a while we are blessed enough to witness the very hand of God reaching out. This little girl is incredibly talented. Dedication like that is a once in a generation phenomenon.
Absolutely and utterly Sensational and Stunning Too. Thank you so much Chloe, I really really enjoyed watching you play so beautifully and with real passion and sensitivity too. I really really love you, you are really really Gorgeous too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Prodigy doesn’t even seem adequate enough for this beautiful, bright talent. Blessings to all musicians on the stage, and sharing such a wonderful gift to us all.
*2 MONTH UPDATE: I listen to this song a lot while I work. And each time, I’m still blown away and speechless lol.
I know right?? 👏❤
WOOOW , bellisimo su modo de tocar el violín e interpretar este tema de Vivaldi !!!❤❤❤❤
The greatest thing about watching artists at work is the emotion. Every deep note they want you to feel as much as they do.
As a violinist in my 3rd year this inspires me so much to try as hard as I can and practice for many hours a day. I am first chair violin and I want to be a good example for the people that follow in my lead for tempo and rhythm. Seeing how the first chair in this orchestra was so focused on being on time with Chloe gave me inspiration! I love this orchestra with all my heart.
Is this a whole peice or 3 peice of art. I want to study the 2nd part. Not sure if it has a different name.
@@ernsmile579 I am not entirely sure but it is most likely one whole piece, that’s normally how it’s written when a violinist has a solo within an entire orchestra
@@ernsmile579
It is a just one work, Vivaldi's "Winter."
It has three movements.
So in answer to your question, the "the 2nd part" is the second movement of Vivaldi's work "Winter" (from his "Four Seasons").
Amazing! The best performance of Winter I ever heard.👌👌👌
1:32 이 부분이 가장 이 음악에서 중요한 부분인데 음선을 메아리처럼 들리게 하는 저 연주법이 정말 어려운건데 강하게 그리고 약하게 이 힘조절을 저렇게 간결하게 하는거보니 괜히 천재가 아닌듯 ❤
형님도 굿ㅋ
I'm sure the soul of Vivaldi must've been looking on with eminent approval at his composition being brought to life. One of the most supreme performances of musical artistry and perfection I have ever seen. Thank you.
Incredibile la Bravura ,( senza spartito davanti ) , la SENSIBILITÀ EMOTIVA e MUSICALE di questa piccola, GRANDE VIOLINISTA ! C'È CHI NASCE GIÀ "ISPIRATO" ...CHE POSSA NOBILITARE SEMPRE PIÙ la GRANDE MUSICA !
Concerto No. 4 in F minor, Op. 8, RV 297, "Winter" (L'inverno)
1. Allegro non molto (in F minor) 0:05
2. Largo (in E♭ major) 3:40
3. Allegro (in F minor) 5:41
@Sherwin Lacson This is helpful to students who are learning the concerto and need to be able to easily go to a specific movement.
Thank you. I needed the Largo bit for reference
Coming back again to marathon on Chloe Chua performances after seeing her on Twosets violins video. My favorite girl. Watching these made me so proud of her and admired her so much.
I wish I could play like her when I was her age. Violin needs big passions and hard work. No short cuts. Maximum discipline . Finding her is rare. BRAVO...
I love the way they bend their heads so gracefully at 4:53-and I'm in love with the woman who sits, in the plane of the shot, just above Ms. Chua; she's so beautiful.
God given giftedness..cannot be acquired but merely externalised from its innare latency by a Genius
I never listen to classical music really, i came here from 2setviolins because they are funny and now tears are in my eyes coz this is the nicest thing ive ever heard. Dont get me wrong ive heard this song before but watching it today made me feel it too and it is pretty amazing.
@@metsubojinrainet ah yes not a song but a piece of music. my bad. sorry.
Came after watching Fabio Biondi ~ for years ~ I have to say what a great performance ~!!!
You have hit upon the highest mountain range on earth. Explore its peaks!
From Baroque to esoteric 21C composition, Chloe has manifested mastery of every genre (including swing jazz and tango).
The sublimely beautiful Bach with which she announced herself in the first round of the 2018 Menuhin competition is a good place to start!
ruclips.net/video/zrFxvvmoF0Y/видео.html
I just fell in love with classical music 😔❤️❤️✨
If I’m not watching I wouldn’t have known this is being played by a lovely kid ❤
May the Lord bless her for being able to play such beautiful music.
Rollercoaster of emotions
I understand why some may prefer a gentler rendition of this but I think this would suit something that requires energy. Like sprinting or a frantic cleaning of the house or something. I personally love this. It took my breath away. The softer parts actually do very well to build tension before it is released in one fell swoop.
The Orchestra is as wonderful as beautiful little Chloe! Perfect together 💙🦋💙🦋💙
Absolutely beautiful, one of my favorite pieces.
I couldnt even imagine the feeling of the concertmaster (first seat violinist [old dude])
Living long enough to hear the evolution of music AND getting to play with a child prodigy
She literally put everyone in the mood and sway along with the melodies. 😌🎶🎵
" and a child shall lead them" such beautiful music, brought me to tears.
Chloe has many performances on YT that are equally or even more beautiful. One among them is her serene and radiant performance of Massenet's visionary "Meditation."
ruclips.net/video/6GaIB6hyKTQ/видео.html
何もかもが美しい！
演奏も音色も佇まいも、オケとの融合も！
良い時間をありがとうございました
the dynamics made this 102739 times better i really enjoyed listening to this
I’m in tears. I’ve skipped about listening to different Winters on RUclips, and this is utterly utterly beautiful in so many ways at once. The human soul doesn’t have an age. If our life is a long struggle to connect our soul, then this is an ecstatic celebration by all the musicians playing and us listening, that that connection is possible, it’s real and it is now. Thankyou gang! 🙏❤️
Almost all of the performances Chloe has posted are miraculous and overwhelming.
Among the most beautiful are Massenet's "Meditation," Vaughan Williams' "The Lark Ascending" and Chausson's "Poeme," all on her channel and all an occasion for buckets of tears!
She produces a sound that others cannot